Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-06
Green Lantern Tea Room to be Open
ed Sunday

Active workers have been employed
for the past two or three days. pre-
pairing the Green Lantern Tea Room
on the Augusta road, owned by +. l..
Miles, proprietor of the Winslow Cash
Store. for the Spring opening. The
tea rom has been thoroughly cleaned
inside. and the outside is receiving
pretty coat of green paint with
white trimmings in observance of It's
name. The grounds have been raked.
and mown. and the whole place pre-
sents a very attractive appearance.
The little bears, which are getting to
be pretty big bears now, have been
taken from their winter quarters and
may be seen running back and forth
in their cage. AS soon as the wea-
Their permits. the monkeys will be on
the job to amuse the children and
opening day, and Proprietor Miles
has planned very fine menu for
patrons. CLANS, Holsters, and crab
meat with the accompanying good
things will be served, and this year
the menus may be had on the Euro
pean plan. A large advertisements
will appear in this paper very soon
announcing q few of the good things
that may be had at this already pop
ular resort New overnight cottages
are going up. and ii is rumored that
there is possibility of a dance pa
vilion being built there. The Green
Lantern Tea room won for itself last
year very good reputation. and
hundreds of hungry tourists were ac-
commodated there on Sundays and
week days as we'll, there last sum-
mer Mr.. and Mrs. Miles will be on
! - L4C {o1 nd
will be assisted by an efficient kitchen
force. to dispense the eats" They
will heartily welcome all old patron
age and hope for lot of new faces
this year.
The annual convention OF the Ken
nebec Council of Religious Education,
formerly the Kennebec County S. S.
Association, will be held at the Con-
gregational church in Winslow Tues
day, May II. The following program
will be given: Morning STANDARD
time) - 1890, devotional service,
theme Responsibility, conducted by
Rev. E. A. Pollard Jones, Waterville;
1915, business, reports and appoint
ments; Ills, address. THE Church
liken, State superintendent adult
work. Portland; 1145, divisional con-
ferences: Children's, Miss Mildred
A. Russell. Kent's Hill, presiding;
Alice Louise Brown Of Portland,
speaker: young peoples. Miss Carrie
NJ. Bradford, Augusta, presiding: Miss
Ruth A. Carter, State superintendent
of yong peoples work, speaker; adult
division, Rev. D. w. Kimball, North
vassalboro, presiding; Rev. H. F. Mil
lil1en. Portland, speaker; administra-
ton department, Rev. Alfred w.
Hawkes., presiding, Rev. Fred w.
French, State secretary of the Maine
Council of Religious Education,
speaker: 1890, dinner.
Afternoon Session-1.15. devotional
service; 100. addresses on the topic,
Our Responsibility" For the Church,
Rev. Stanley Manning, D. D., Augusta;
For the Child, Miss Alice Louise
Brown; For the Young People. Miss
Ruth A. Carter; 2.40, music and offer
ing; 2.45, reports of committees. cleo
tion and installation of officers; 3.15
address, Rev. Fred w. French, general
secretary; 400. divisional conferences;
900, supper
Evening Session - 745, address,
Bond or Free" Mrs. Lillian H. Wight,
Parllman; $40, address, THE Future
Of the Church School, Rev. F. W..
French.
Lunches will be served by the ladies
Of the entertaining church at noon and
evening.