Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-09
WINTHROP.
Locals SO, Augusta Eagles
Il, at Basketball.
Business Meeting Of The Cow
Testing Association.
Grange Meeting...EnjoyabIe Ses.
sion Of the Browning Society.

Winthrop defeated the Eagles of Au-
eusta at basketball last night 50 to H..
The local team showed very marked
improvement in it's playing and put up
a strong game throughout. f. Morton's
playing was the feature of the game
played by the visitors, while L. Penni-
man, Maxwell and Maxim's playing was
the feature of the work of the home tai
ent. The lineups:
WINTHROP. EAGLES.
Maxim. IF ................ III, II. Morton
n. Penniman, If ............ rb. T.. Dickson
Maxwell, rb MISUNDERSTANDING. ii, i. Morton
Thomas, ID Observation-Disclosures. RI, Il. DOW
Score-Winthrop 50. Eagles II. Goals
from iloor-F. Morton 3. j.. Dow, Thomas
8, Maxwell >. +. Penniman 6. Maxim T.
Goals from fouls--E,. Penniman .. NJ. Pen
ninan. Dickson 3. Referee. Smith: UNI
pirr Dunn. Scorer. Bell. Timer. House
worth. Time. 2Om. periods.
Miss Susie Morris has returned from
witt in Leeds
Mrs. Bert Hayden is visiting in Bos-
ton Mrs. Angie Kinds is keeping
house for her during her absence.
Mrs. AMANDA Blaze of MI. Vernon
Is ., gu 81 81 Mrs. Robert Patterson.
MT. l;"H" Plmmer has gone to
Boston 10 study the spring millinery.
Albert Grover has given mp his rent
Oh Central street and moved his family
to hi,- fathers residence on the Read
field road.
Miss clara Maxwell is visiting in
Boston
Miss Mary Putnam is at home from
Pennington.
Harry Jtwcu left yesterday for n
trip to Boston.
District Superintendent G. ID. Holmes
Of Lewiston will he present and speak
at the Wednesday evening service at
the Methodist church.
The Browning Society met Monday
evening at the home at It's Supertn-
tendent. Mrs. j. II. Pinkham. Thirteen
Of the members we're present II. r..
Foster. the Sunday school superin-
ttndent. was also present and gave
the boys instruction in Parliamentary
rules by which to govern their little
association. He expressed himseif
greatly pleased with the work of the
boys. The meeting was opened with
Scripture reading and prayer and an
interesting program followed which in
cluded a lively debate upon the dues-
ton, Resolved. That Steam is Great
err Power Than Electricity" Leonard
Thomas presented the affirmative ard
Arthur Coveney the negative. others
participating in the discussion. Roger
Jones, Harry Bates and George Moul-
ton gave humorous Rotations and
Anderson Pinkham gave q reading.
Arthur Coveney presided as chairman
In the absence of both the president
and vice president. \ vote of thanks
was extended by the boys to Mr.. Fos-
ter for his assistance. Dainty refresh
ments were served. The next meet
ing will be held Thursday evening,
March Il.
Harry Smith has returned to Port
lard, after a visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith.
Mrs. r. c. Lowell of Pennington is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. W. i.
Stevens.
The meeting Of the .Kennebec Valley
Cow Testing Association was held at
Grange hail. West Winthrop. yester-
day. There were no speakers from
away but business was transacted and
plans made for the coming year.
winthrop Grange hekf profitable
meeting last evening. comforting the
First and Second degrees upon two
candidates.
Mrs. NJ. F. Norcross has been called
to- DanverS by the illness of her daugh-
ter. Mrs Zuia Neal