Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-19
WINTHROP,
High School Baseball Nine
Announces Schedule.
ladies' Whist Club Holds Last
Meeting Of the Season.
Maranacook andAnnabess ac0Ok Ire
Clear Of ice.-local Jotiings.

The Winthrop High School Baseball
team has been organized and Edward
Hutchinson has been elected captain
and Clyde Benson, manager. The club
loses two good men in Maxwell and
Sargent, who have s1na to Westbrook
bat have a good team. Collins, whe
pitched, last year, as second to Max
we'll will be the principal boxman. this
year. With Hallett rs Il second pitcher
Whitney viii cover first and Paul
Wigein or Jackson 2nd base, Webb will
play at 3ra and Cobb will be back in
the game at short. For the outfield
Thomas, eoveney, Raymond II. Wig
gin and Clifford are the candidates
The opening game will be played at
Monmouth. next Friday. and The sea
sons schedule is as follows
April 26-Monmouth .Academy at
Monmouth.
April 2G.-Wmslow II. S. at Winslow.
Ai4il .0-Readfield at Readfield.
May 3-Hallowell II. S. at Eallowell.
May Monmouth A. at Winthrop.
May 10.-OakIand H. s. at Oakland.
May 14.-open.
MAY 14.-Readfield at winthrop.
May 2l.-Hallowel II. S. at Winthrop
MAY 24-Open.
May 2S.-Open.
May 3l-Farminston II. S. at Farm
ngton
June 4.-Cony H. s. at Augusta.
June Winslow Fl. S. at Winthrop
June 14--Oakland II. S. at Winthrop
10th Maranaeook and Annabessa
cook are clear of ice. The high winds
completed the work of rain and sun.
Harry Wiltshire has purchased a drug
kstore in Bath.
Mrs Ellen Redmond Of Salem, Mass.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. ]. G
Crowell.
The Ladies Whist Club held its las
me- ting II The season, Thursday, with
Miss Ida Morrill, and Mrs. Annette
Giles Mrs. l. f. Jones being the only
substitute Mrs II. X. henson was
prize winner. Dinner was served
A Union service will be held at the
Gongfee ationai church. sunday NOM
Ing. Francis Bate of Bangor Fheelogi-
II. school occupying the pulpit M
| 3 rvlces will be held at the Methodist
shlreh as the pastor Is ate ndne the
Conference.
Joseph =f.avaifa ~uf -Efvermnrr Fails
has purchased the fish route of YER
non Howard.
Ms. Lydia Moody has returned from
a winter visit in Baltimore and F'lori-
da.
Miss Ieah Ifoxie entertained the
Younger Set. this week. Mrs. Ora
Maxim won the highest score. The
hostess served delicious refreshments.
Elvie Frost of Perth Amhoy, N. j.,
is a guest at the home of his parents
at West Winthrop.
Mrs F. r Clifford is teaching the
Grammar school as substitute for Miss
Lily Price.
Mrs f. p. Libby is at South Paris
attending the Maine Methodist Confer
|Pnce
The Brotherhood of the Methodist
church enjoyed a fine supper. Thurs
Law evening, at the veStry, and later
listened To a splendid address by Prof.
kidder, principal of Hallowell High
school About 80 were present.
The drama Too Many Husbands
will be given at Town hall. Saturday
evening, under the auspices of the Lit
erary Club, proceeds to go for support
of street sprinkler.
"At the Picket Line" is to be staged
Memorial evening, under the auspices
of Albert II. Frost Post. G. A. r., Ed
ward Cummings and Miss Jennie Gray
will appear in the leading roles, and a
strong cast has been secured in sup
port. Mrs. Lottie York will stage the
play and Miss Hazel Shaw will act as