Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-12
WINTHROP
Grange and Eastern Star In
stallations Veteran of
Track Steps Fast Quarter
Death of Mrs. Charles GrOn-

Track Steps Fast Quarter
Death of Mrs. Charles Gr0n.
din
The installation Of Abenaki Chap
ter, o. E., was held in Masonic hall
Friday evening, Jan. 8. A delicious
banquet was served at $50 to mem
bers and visitors. Past Grand Ma
tron Josie Matthews Of Pittsdeid
conducted the ceremonies as grand
marshal, and Mrs. Maude M. Jones
lofficiated as grand chaplain, Inc
following officers were installed:
M. NJ. Anna Hindhaugh; w. r.,
ohm Hindhaugh; associate NJ, Rose
L. ayelman; secretary, Mabel Row
ell; treasurer, Hattie Kilbreth; con-
ductor, Mermie Miller; associate con-
ductor. Maude Macomber; chaplain,
Maude M. Jones; marshal, Mary Z.
McIlroy; organist, Florence Taggart;
Ada, Josie Thompson; Ruth, Edith
Sturtevant: Esther, Mildred Puring-
ton; Martha, Martha French: Electa,
Cora Leighton; warden. John Kin
caid; sentinel, Harry Taylor; finance
committee. Herbert Foster, Edith
Carleton, Mermie Miller. Rose Well
man in a pleasing manner presented
the installing officers, Mrs. Mat
thews and Mrs. Prescott. with dainty
gifts from Abenako Chapter, in ap-
probation of their services. Mrs.
Jones in behalf Of Abehako Chapter,
with kindly language, presented the
<;r;~ r, vNa1Irro0yN
with p. M. jewel. Remarks were
made by Supt. w. F. Packard and
Rev. n. r. Pearson. By special re-
quest p. M. Maude vi. Jones gave an
address "A Problem Of Today" which
was received with close attention by
all. A social hour was enjoyed by the
large number present thus bringing
to q close a successful year.
There was good attendance at the
installation of officers Of Winthrop
Grange, p. Of H.. No. 200, which was
held at Winthrop Grange hall, Wect
Winthrop Saturday at an all-day
meeting. A business session was held
in the forenoon and a fine chicken
pie dinner was served at noon. In
stallation Of officers came in the af-
ternoon, D. F.. Foster of Augusta be-
ing the installing officer assisted by
Mrs. Mabel Maxwell, Mrs. Helen
Grant, Miss Grace Howard. Mrs.
Howard, Mrs. Gussie Kimball and
Miss Winnifred Grant The following
officers were installed: Master Jo-
seph H. Moore: overseer, Frank Tay-
lor; lecturer, Mrs. w. L. Laughlin;
steward. Fred M. Soper; assistant
steward, George Cove; chaplain.
Mrs. L. H. Millspaugh: treasurer,
Miss M. Ellen Alden; secretary, Miss
Annie Thaanum; gatekeeper, Harry
HASKELL; Ceres. Mrs. A. E. Titus; Po-
mona, Mrs. Frank Taylor: Flora,
Marka Stevens; lady assistant stew
ard. Mrs. George Cove. Following
the installation the following program
was presented: Singing by the
Grange; remarks, D. f. Foster: vocal
sole. J. Russell Hudson; recitation.
Miss Marion Thaanum: vocal solo.
r. G. Hudson; recitation, Mrs. Hell
en- Grant; vocal duet. Miss Euler and
Mr.. Thomas: remarks, j. Russell
Hudson; singing by the Grange:
Ice racing was held Saturday
afternoon on Lake Maranacook I'M
der the auspices of the Winthrop
Driving club. with a good number in
attendance. The best time for thu,
afternoon was made in the first helt
Of Glass A, when Simon Kenton, &c
years old, made a quarter in 81 Sc
onds.
CLASS A
Joe Hunter, c. S. Towle... 2 1 I 1
Simon Kenton. Riley. I 2 Gr.
Time, 81, 30 IA, 81 1-2.
CLASS B
Storm King, WEIGH. ....... II 1
Lady Duffren, DIR. Sanborn 2 8 3
JEANETTE r, Hanson. 8 3 . ?
Time. "a, SO ga, 81 10, So.
CLASS c
Blond, Harry Sears..... 20 II I
Nancy B, Bruneaa...... II p z
Time, 50, So, 81 IL, SO IL, 80.
CLASS D
Tiny. r. A. Baird. ....... III
Simeon, j. M. Towle. ...... 1 2 Q
Sunrise. Frost ............. 3 g 3 g
Time, As, "A, 46. As.
Arthur Topoio,, nel>1.-l