Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-25
WINTHROP,
First Ice Races Of Season
Held on "Wednesday.
Baron J., IcicIe and Stella
Garry off The Purses.
Mrs, Wood and Mrs. Penniman En-.
terrain with a Whist Party.

The first of the seasons ice races,
which have been postponed 50 many
times on account of the big storms,
this month, was held, Wednesday, and
there was large and very enthusiasts
tic crowd out to see some very fine
races. The summaries:
CLASS y.
Baron J.. z, Z. +. Walker.........1 1
Berry Nelson, b s. c. II. Bcrry......2 >
Nip Wilkes b G. Ii. Wiltshire. ,
Tines, .35, Sd
CLASS =C-PACING DIVISION.
Iciele, b g. c. r. Harriman..........1
Ted, <, r. A. Baird. ................2
Time-.B. 81, 81
CLASS G-TRoTTING DIVISION.
Stella. b m. W. \. staples........1 | 2 /
Venus. r & +. c, Collins; - 2 :
l Tme@is, D. 4 AZ, 80
Judges. Oscar Anderson }. Manley
Nichols, Mr.. Stackpole, all of Augusta.
Starter, L. B. King of Winthrop
Mrs. Freeland Yeaton has gone to
the Maine General hospital, Portland,
for medical treatment.
The Ladies' Social Circle Of the Con-
gregational church will give a sup
per at F. NJ, Tuesday, at the chap
ell II will be followed at 80 by an
entertainment, the presentation in
dramatic form of the Irish story
..Freekles" by Mrs. Lotto +. York.
The remainder of the program will in
clude a folio of d-time Irish songs,
Killarney" Come Back To Erin,
"Kathleen." etc, by NJ. G. Edwards.
Miss Hazel Shaw will act as accom-
PIANIST for both singer and reader
Miss Vesta Stockford will entertain
the Duazulikit Club, Thursday eve
ming.
Everett Barber passed Tuesday in
Gardiner.
Mrs. Rufina b. Wood and Mrs. Alice
Penniman entertained a large party at
whist, Tuesday evening, at Hotel
Maine TWO hours We're devoted to the
game after which the guests We're
served with Harlequin ice cream and
waters. Mr.. Pike and Miss Williette
Moody were winners of the first prize
and Mr~-and Mrs Ora Maxim secured
the consolation. The guests We're. MIR.
and Mrs w. A. Whiting, Mr. and Mrs.
W NJ. Stockford, Mr.. and Mrs. /. l..
leighton, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. W. Stew
ems, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Welman. Mr..
and Mrs. y. l.. Hannaford, Mr.. and
Mrs +. \. Maxim, Mr.. and Mrs {.
| p Rowell Mr.. and Mrs ColtaX Kinds,
| Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tolle, Dr. and
| Mrs. G ". Taggart, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
| Maxim. Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Cobb, Mr.,
and Mrs. II. L. keening. Mrs. A. l..
| ellison, Miss Annie ellison, Mrs An
nette Giles, Miss Ida Morrill,. Mrs
Helen kimball. Miss Grace Stevens,
Miss Nesta Stockford. Mrs. j. NJ.
| Towle. Miss Attalie Gale, Miss Hazel
| Shaw. Miss Leah HoXie. Miss Flora
I.aCroiX, Mrs. Rose Shaw, Mrs. d. Is.
Merrill, Miss Williette Moody, Mrs
Winifred Gale, Mrs. L. II. Carleton
Mrs Lydia Moody Miss Ernestine
Thompson, E. B. Martin, s. L. Wood
man. Z. f. Wood, c. r. Hartman, ].
Q. Gage, ]. r. Black, r. Crawford
McGlroy, Fred Benson, Clyde Benson
Earl Towle, Harry Wiltshire. Fred
Drapeau, e. r. Jones, Richard Corten,
J. p Bishop, A. j.. Pike Z. NJ. Penni-
man and C. c. Miller.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will
| meet. Thursday afternoon, with Mrs
f. P. Libby.
Ida tennessee Moulton of Beverly
Mass, the celebrated impersonator
and musical entertainer, will present
| The Lion and the Mouse" Thursday
evening. Jan. ., at Town hall, Win
throD, for the benefit of the Senior
class of Winthrop High school. All
citizens interested in the public
schools should avail this opportunity
| of hearing one OF the very best readers
in the state.