Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-21
WINTHROP
Attractive Racing Card For To-
day-crystal Lodge, II. o. o.
F., Officers Installed-LOcals

clpated Tor saturdays races on Lake
Maranacook, under the auspices of
The Winthrop Driving Club. Owing
to the fact that no one in this club
would start with Gus Carmody In
Glass 4 two horses have been entered
frcm Gardiner. EarlwOoC l.. and Tom
Donahue. Earlwood L. is owned by
Harry Lawrence of Gardiner while
Tom Donahue is owned by c. Gil
Brown of Bowdoinham. Races will
start at r. NJ. AMI the following
card has been made cut:
Glass A-Cus Carmody. Towle;
Earlwood L., Lawrence; Tom Dona-
hue. Brown.
| Glass B.-Olora. Riley; Hollywood
Viceroy, Wells; Montbert. Hartman.
Class C-Rrayer. Jr. I.aughton:
Mary Roberts. Bates; Blonde, Sears;
Shaw.
There will also be special match
cd race between Edgewood I.add,
Baird and Malcolm Vaughn, Wells.
Officers of Crystal Lodge, No. "a,
| I. Q. o. F. were installed Thursday
evening at Odd Fellows hall. The
work was done by Will C. Miller and
staff of Augusta and was carried out
| in most able manner. The follow
| ing officers being installed: Noble
| Grand, Herbert l.. keening: vice
grand, Ralph Chesley: secretary. Will
Bonney; financial secretary. Charles
/ Longfellow: treasurer. Herbert Wood;
chaplain, F.. Everett Webb; warden.
! Mr.. Snow; r. s. noble grand, Walter
Stockford: l.. s. n. G., Allen Aus
/ tin: r. s. V. c., Harry Arnold; r. S.
! V. G., Kenneth Webb; r. s. s.. John
limbaugh: l.. s. S. Henry Gordon.
The installing officer gave very fine
address and the Lodge orchestra fur
nished music. A solo by Fred Hook
er of North Monmouth was much en-
| joyed. A supper was served at the
| close Of the meeting.
The members of the Ladies' Whist
club were delightfully."- entertained
! Friday afternoon at the home of
| Mrs. NJ. w. Wiswcll. A delicious
luncheon was served az / o'clock. af-
I ter which the afternoon was passed
at whist Mrs. Harry w. Stevens re-
ceived the first prize and Mrs. Frank
Barr, the consolation. The guest Of
honor, Mrs. Nellie u. Stanley was
also the recipient of a dainty gift.
/ The annual meeting Of the Willing
I Helpers of the Baptist church was
/ held Thursday afternoon at the home
I of Mrs. l.. +. Cook and the following
/ officers elected: President, Mrs. Ha-
gel Hewett; vice president. Mrs. l..
NJ. Clcavcs. The report of the treas
urer showed that splendid work
{ has been done during the past year
/ by the club and that there was a good
balance in the treasury. Plans were
/ discussed for a fair to be held this
! coming summer and Mrs. Harry
Cushman, Mrs. Emerson Irish and
! Mrs. Eugene Spear was appointed
committee. The next meeting will be
held on February 4, with Mrs. Aims
lie.
The Anti Can't Glass met Thursday
evening with Miss Elnor Bishop, II
members and one guest present.
Plans were discussed for a Valentine
social and for a play which the class
are planning to present later in the
season. Refreshments were served
| by the hostess. The next meeting will
he held with the class president
Miss Jessie Thomas.
The Kings Heralds will enjoy a
| straw ride Saturday to the home of
/ Miss Regina Curtis at Maranacook,
where they will pass the day.
/ The Home Nursing Class served a
| pay supper Thursday night at the
| Methodist vestry which was we'll pa
| tronized. The o. Fl. c. Girls acted as
mattresses ard, the tables were most
attractively arranged. The proceeds
/ Public Health Nurse
Mrs. Pcrley Ainslie and son Cush-
man, and the Misses Susie and Marie
! Carr were recent guests of Mrs. Fs
| III. Smith.
Mrs. Mary Abcll and daughter
| Helen. are visiting in Boston.
Miss Susie Drown of Kennebunk
! is the guest of Mrs. Rose E. Parker.
! EAST-Mrs. Frances Cushman and
/ Mrs. Fannie IIewett passed Tuesday
with Mrs. Belle Hewett.
/ Mrs. Stella Stone and Mary Wood
! were visitors at ]. G. Cushman's,
! Wednesday.
! Frank Baker and family are about
| to move to Winthrop. Mr.. Baker is
/ employed at the Wadsworth and
| Woodman factory.
| w. +. IIewett and his men have
Il finished their ice harvesting on the
west shore of. Lake Cobbossee.
| Fred White and Emerson Irish are
cutting wood on the Big Island for
| the y. NJ c. A.