Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-07
WINSLOW.
Revised Schedule Of High
School Baseball Nine.
Birthday Surprise Party for Bea-
tIice Powers--P Personal Mention.
ia IL Ea7 - e
Bid Whist Match-.Winners on the
Taconnet Alleys..0ther Locals.

The High school baseball nine will
present the following lineup for the
season: Catcher, Weeks; pitchers.
O'Gonners, Williams and Suite; 1st
base, Smiley; End base, Wing; Bird
| base, Williams; short stop, Capt. SUIT
tie; left field. Jones; center field.
Downs; right field, Stewart. The
team is making rapid progress under
the efficient coaching of the principal,
Chester A. Grant, who some years ago,
caught some for Jack Coombs.
A very pleasant Birthday Surprise
party was given Miss Beatrice Pow
ers Friday evening. The young lady
received Il number of pretty presents
and all departed wishing her many
happy birthdays in the future.
Miss Hazel Jerrald of Hampden, who
is attending the Cony High school.
passed the Weekend with her aunt,
Mrs Rainey Shores.
Miss Florence Pollard of Benton av-
enue entertained her cousin, Miss
Rowena Pollard, Saturday.
The following is a revised schedule
of the Winslow High baseball nine for
1913:
May and 2S-Are still open.
April 12-Morgan's Business College
at Winslow.
April 16-Winslow VS.. Alumni.
April 19-Wnslow at Skowhegan.
April 23.--Oak Grove at WinsloW.
April 26-Winthrop at Winslow.
April 30-Winslow at Fairfield.
May Clinton at Winslow.
May 10-Freedom Academy at
Winslow.
May 17-Winslow at Nassalboro
May 2l-Ninslow at Clinton-all
day.
May 24-Winslow at Freedom.
May 31-Skowhegan at Winslow.
June 4-Lawrence at Winslow.
| June 7-Winslow at Winthrop
Thomas O. Conner, last years cap
tain of the ball team. will return to
the High school April {.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Turbyne have re-
turned from their wedding trip and will
in short time begin keeping house on
Danieson street.
c. e. Lewis of the Maine Experiment
Station at Orono has moved his family
from that place to the Ward farm in this
town, which he recently purchased and
will soon begin farming operations on
large scale.
l.. w Allen has returned from an ex-
tensive business trip to Massachusetts
lie also, visited Chief Flaherty of the
Portland fire department
The many friends of Miss Lucy Hodges,
the Taconnet Club librarian, will BIZ glad
| to learn that she is recovering rapidly
from the effects of the operation per-
formed Week ago.
The winners on the Taconnet alleys
| for the week ending April 8, are: First
class, A. Bridge, 100, 100, SO, 500; second
class, L. Delisle, 50, 80, s.. 25S; third
| class, y. II. Bragg, 81. So. So 30.
| In the Pitch tournament Just closed at
| the Taconnet club, Bridge and DiclNe
| won first prize and Mccarthy and ladder
second prize. In the Cribbage, r.. Hen
derson won first and f. Savage second.
A Whist party and dance will be given
| Thursday evening, April TO- at the Tacon-
net Club.
The Taconnet Nationals will meet the
strong Progressives. No. /, of Water
vile, Monday evening, at the Taconnet
alleys
The II. Il w. Ladies' Aid will hold the
| last meeting of the season, Wednesday,
| April 8.
The Mohcan Dramatic Club will pre-
sent "Silas the Chore Boy" at Citizens
hill in North Vassalboro. April 16, for
| the benefit of the Baseball Association
of that place
An lnter-Club Bid Whist match will be
played at the Taconnet Club, Friday
evening. April II. starting at 7.30 sharp.
between Sutherland and Baird's teams
with the following players, the first
| mentioned being members of Suther-
lands team and the latter playing with
Bairds team: w. B. Sutherland and J.
A. Nivison VS.. G.. Baird and G.. Suite;
A. Bridge and j. Dickie vs. p. Byron
| and Geo Webb; c. Byron and IL. Chen
evert VS.. j. Cuthbertson and A. Herd;
III. Britton and w. II. Booker VS.. ].
Weed and r. Stubbert; r. Homer and