Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29
WINTHROP
9th Annual Concert and Ball
by Members Payson Tucker
Hose Co.-Arthur Love-
joy Rebekah Lodge
INSTALLS OFFICERS-CLUB
NOTICES-LOCALS

The 9th annual concert and ball by the
members of Payson Tucker Hose Co.
was held at the Town hall Wednesday
evening, Jan. 81. The hal was artistlcal-
~ decorated with red, white and blue
bunting and red bells. Flags and large
picture of Payson Tucker completed the
decorations Music was by Hannaford's
Orchestra of u pieces and gave univer-
sal satisfaction both in the concert and
the dance. The concert program opened
at o'clock with a dainty reverie, "Ap-
pie Blossom" The orchestra also gave
THE Stars and Stripes and the Adele
valse.''
Gems Of the concert program were the
beautiful cornet solo, The Rosary" by
Mr. Hobbs of Lewiston, and the exqui-
site Angels Serenade'' given as violin
duet by DR.. Sanborn and Mr.. Halworth
Of Augusta.
. The firemens march began shortly
after o clock, the orchestra playing the
popular 'Tipperary" The march was
led by Robert Baird and Mrs. L. T. Nc
Namara. The dance order included is
numbers and embraced both modern and
old-time dances. About 80 couples en-
joyed the dancing and large number
of spectators looked on. AT intermisslon
an oyster supper was served. Fred
Haines acted as hall director: Robert A.
Baird floor manager. assisted by A w.
Murray. E. B. Martin and H. w. Ste
vens as aides. Among the out-of-town
guests present at the ball were Miss
Doris Webb of Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs.
b. ]. Perkins Of East Monmouth. Mrs.
Philip Bradford of Wayne, Mrs. w. A.
Whiting Of Monmouth, Mrs. F. c. Reed
of Hallowell. Neil D. Whitney and Il
Claire Miller Of Portland.
Arthur Lovejoy Rebekah Lodge held
a special meeting Tuesday evening for
the installation of its officers, fine
banquet was served at 6 O'clock The
installing officers were: Miss Nellie
Racklin Of Augusta, D. D. P. Miss
Jennie Herring of Augusta, G. NJ, Mrs.
Julia Marley, Gardiner, G. W, Mrs Car
RE Spearing, Gardner, G. c., Mrs. Maud
Coonbs, Gardiner, G. g., Mrs. Rose
Wellman, Winthrop G. S.. Mrs Maud
| Maconlber. Winthrop, G. T. The officers
installed were as follows: Mrs. Ddith
Sturtevant, n. e.; Mrs. Blanche Kinds,
V. G.: Mrs. Carrie French, r. S.: Mrs.
Lottie Longfellow, F. S; Mrs. Margaret
Foster. treasurer; Mrs. Eta Benner.
guardian Mrs. Kate Adams, conductor:
Mrs. Rose Wellman, chaplain: Mrs
Chrystelle Cherlesworth, l. G.: Mrs
Ethel Sears o. G.; Mrs. Sara Benson.
R 5. n. G.; Mrs. Fife French, L, S. n.
C.. Miss Rosamond Haines. r. S. v. c.;
Miss E-na Bonney, L. S. V. G.
The Literary Club met with Mrs. W.
| S. Ingersoll, Monday evening. The roll
call topic was Noted Inventions, The
drill on Name and Location of Islands
| in the Pacific" was conducted by Mrs.
| Strout Miss Flora LaCroix read an ar
| ticle on Industries Of New England.
! Mrs Frank Tappan and son, C--arles,
OF Attleboro. Mass, are visiting at the
| Tappan Stock Farm.
| Miss Ida Morrill, is visiting friends in
Gardiner.
! Mrs Annie Toby is visiting Mrs Char
| les ROBBIE in Wales
| Father Connolly of New York is the
guest OF Father Edward Henry.
| Pretzman Gale has returned from a
trip to Boston.
Miss Clara Maxwell has gone to Cali
ter
! Mrs Frank pettingill fell on the ice
i recently. injuring her spine quite badly.
| Mrs. Daniel Hassett has been taken to
the hospital at Augusta for surgical
treatment. Last reports were favorable
| for a speedy recovery.
| Miss Atta1ie Gale has resigned her
| position as assistant to Miss Hackets
in the intermediate grades.