Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-01-12
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H,esins Classical fnstithte won a
fast clean game. Of basketball from
n. c. I. here FriAay night By the
.cor. Of - 70 1e. it wA1 the drSt
local game Of the season for N. G. 1
and they put upaa good game against
their fast opponents.
T1ixgins is q veteran undefeateo
team and showed some exceptionally
nne team work and undoubtedly nave
one Of the best prep. school teams IN
the State. Small and Finley played
best for Higgins with Gonya and
Martin starring for NJ. c. I. Capt.
Gonya Of NJ C. /. shot some baskete
from difficult angles, Next Friday
NJ. c. I. plays Bangor High at Ban
gof. The summary:
HIGGINS ca n. G. !. dS
Small. H.. Conya
Weymouth. rf....."........rf, Ossood
wellington. c..-.............c. White
Emery, ID. lb...................lo Ames
Finley, rb.................r Martin
Goals from floor. Small s, oonya 8.
Finley 8. Martin 3, Weymouth 2.
Wellington.
Between periods there was . fast
game betwean the n. G. !. Freshmen
ana Boy Scouts with the Freshmen
winning u to 10. Shrimp" Craig
and Brown starred for the hryt year
men and Towle for the Scouts.
The home Of Rev. and Mrs. Sidney
J. Willis. at the Uniyersalist parson-
age, was the scene Of a pleasant
shower surprise party Friday eve
ming. when several ladies Of the par
ish gathered there with gifts and
passed social evening.
The many friends Of Mrs. c. A.
Stevens will regret to learn that she
Is confined to her room by illness and
all hope that hse will speedily re-
cover
The many friends Of Miss Eliza
Dyer. who was resident of this
town for many years. will regret to
learn Of her death. which occurred
At the home Of her late brother,
Roscoe Dyer in Manchester. N. H,
Dec. 20. Miss Dyer was about 50
years Of age. She is survived by a
brother. Alonzo Dyer Of this town.
She was employed in local tailor
shops and was a regular attendant
at the First Cnivefsalist church and
had many friends in town.
The ladies Of the New Era Auxfl.
iary Of the Baptist church rendered
pleasant surprise visit to Mrs.
Amanda Brown at her home on
Main street, Friday afternoon, Mrs.
Brown being one of the Oldest and
most faithful workers in the society
for many years. Refreshments Of
ice cream and cake we're served and
a most enjoyable afternoon was
passed by all.
The installation Of the officers OF
the New England Order OF Prot.c.
ton took place at the hail. Friday
evening, when the following officer.
were installed: Warden, Miss BESSIE
Patten; vice warden, Mrs. Dellie
walker: chaplain. Mrs. Media Phil
brick; financial secretary, Miss AIM.
funen: secretary. Mrs e. D. Carr:
treasurer, John Maxfield: guide.
Gnarles Walker: guardian, Mrs
susie Brown; sentinel. Mrs. sadie
whiting; trustees. John Chanman
CHARLES Walker, Nathan Gray. :. d
carr was elected as delegate to the
Grand Lodge session and Miss Aim.
Pullen as alternate. '
Past Masters night observed hv
Merioian Lodge. F. and A. NJ, on
Friday proved a very enjoyable eve
ning Tor all present. The officers.
enairs were filled by past masters
with Judge o. H. Drake. who served
as master OF the lodge in 1900. pre-
s,oins IN the worshipful masters
ena'r: The II. NJ. degree was con.
ierred. A banquet under the d,r.c.
tion OF the ladies Of the W. G. y. II
was served in Grange hall DR.. l. n
o'ancharo acting as POSTMASTER.