Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-10
WINTHROP.
Entries for Ice Races To-
day on MaIanacook,
Installation Of Officers Of AZ
bert \. Frost Post, G. A. R.
Entertainment Tonight for Soldiers
Monument Fund.

Following is given the entries of the
lee races to be held this afternoon at
] 80 O'Clock:
Class A.-HaZel r., +. Rowe: Zaidee,
George Lindsay; Maizic f., E. E. Walk
er, Lady Sterling, \. : Smith; Annie
Gaines, Mr.. Jenness.
Class B.-Graphite, f. T.. King
Colonel r.. j. +. Richmond; Fleet, f. a.
Shaw: Jimmie Boy. f.. Cote; William
H., r. \. Baird
Glass c.--Silver Heels, G. r. Harri-
man; Maggie b., .. Bates; Maude
Bates, II. Pates: Nancy, r. Fl. Riggs;
Fred b. DR. Badger
Class D.--Nenus, :. {. Collins; Dollie
d. II. y. Wood; Trixie NJ. l.. 7. Nc
Namara. Wallis, George Perkins; Harry
H, \. \. Howe.
il! II. Lee of Augusta will act as
starter ter the events. These races will
continue through every TuesdaH after
noon at 100. weather permitting.
Installation OF the officers of Albert
II. Frost Post, q. y. r, Was held
Thursday evening at the home Of NJ.
y. Freeman. The officers Wer" INSTALL
ed by O. p Hannaford and the list in
| cludes: =. e., Charles Smart; :. +. G.,
N. y. Freeman; j. p. G, l.. r. Garlic
ton: Adj. Cen, Frank Davies, q. NJ.
James Baker: SerE. Geo Morton;
| Chap. Elnridee Grockcr; cd. {. p
Haunaford, $. NJ. Millard s;rout: @
| NJ. :. Cyrus Wood. a delicious sup
per Of clam chowder baked beans, cake
and coffee was served.
The seth birthday of Mrs. Sarah
| Washburn of Bangor, who is guest
at the home Of Mrs Eliza and Miss
| Rosamand Haines, WAS made very
pleasant last Friday by calls from
friends, post cards and remembrances
| Mrs Walter Kinds of Portland, Mrs
| Washburns granddaughter. was vel
come guest for the day.
: II. Pedser of Livermere Center
! has announced himself a candidate tor
cattle commissioner. He is one Of the
| largest cattle breeders in hi~ sector
and is a very successful manager of q
large farm He has served in the Leg
| isiature He is well known in Win
throp, whore many friends wish for his
| success.
| The second entertainment fer tht
soldiers monument fund will he giVer
| Tuesday evening in the dramatic pre-
sentation Of Stratt"n Porter's roNel
Freelles" The reading will be in
terspersed by vocal and instrumental
musical selections. Among these is 4
beautiful duet "Oh Morning Land" Il
| he sung during the final tableau bt
Mr.. Edwards and Miss Shaw. Al tbs
close of the second. or twilight seen"
Mr. Edwards viii sing "Oh Come Will
Me in the Summer Night one of the
solos which is ii favorite with the Ger
man tenor, Elisore Van Hoose.
| Miss Grace Giikey returned Monday
to simmons College. Boston.
| The news Of the death of Hiram
Bartlett Lawrence of Holyokc has been
received Mr. Lawrence was a native
| of Wayne and n student at ToWlo
Academy. Winthrop; and at the re-
union of the "Hutchins Student Asso-
citation in 1908 was elected president "a;
that organization. He was arranging
details for another reunion at the time
lof his death. His illness was of only
| 10 days duration. caused by erysipelis
complicated with broncho- pneumonia
He had been principal of the Appleton
! Grammar school of Holyola' since 1872
| and has made many reforms in the
| school work. His first pupils have be-
/ come grandfathers and grandmothers
] during his term of service. He is
/ mourned by wide circle of friends
and pupils. A wife. son and a
4 daughter survive.