Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-09
WINTHROP
George F. Wilson Pays Fine
for Illegal Hunting-Class B
Race on Maranac0Ok Goes
Five Observation-Disclosures Sum
day School Officers Chosen

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Five Observation-Disclosures Sum
day School Officers Chosen
Ice races were held Saturday after
noon on Lake Maranacook under the
auspices of the Winthrop Driving Club.
There were three classes. The sum-
mary:
CLASS A.
Manana, F. D. Barr ............1 l
Ross Directum, B. c. Wells. ....2 2 2
Edgewood Lad r. A. Baird. .....3 8 3
Time-.33i. .S3, .33a.
CLASS B.
Olora, Ray Riley ...........1 2 l I
Mary Robinson. Ross Bates.2 2 2
Time-.33, 49,. .34} .35, .35s.
CLASS c.
Brayer Jr., E. L. Laughton.....1 l
Starwise, Lord ................2 .
Pat de Forrest. DR.. Sanborn. DIR
Time--.40, .37i, SO.
The races were we'll attended. J.
VI Towle acted as starter ana Frank
Harrington and ]. w. Lawrence of
Gardiner and c. S. Towle Of Winthrop
were judges.
The annual dance of the sophomore
class of the Winthrop High school
was held Friday evening at Town hail
and received liberal patronage. The
hall was prettily decorated in the
class colors of yellow and blue. and
music was furnished by Barrett's Ave
piece orchestra Of Lewiston. The
ratronesses Of the evening were Mrs.
| II. w. Stevens. Mrs. Emerson Perry,
| Miss Elma Shaw, Mrs. Raymond Riley,
Mrs. L. Fl. Penniman and Mrs. Frank
Horne. Ice cream was served during
| the evening. The class IS indebted II
Mrs. L. II. Penniman .nd Mrs. L. z.
Carleton. Mrs. c. +. Kilbreth and Mrs
Raymond Riley. who entertained the
members Of the orchestra.
| The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety will meet Wednesday afternoon
| with Mrs. Helen Grant.
George F. Wilson was brought before
Judge H. E. Foster of the Winthrop
| municipal court Saturday en- the
charge of illegal hunting and the IL
! legal possession Of SKINS. A fine Of
| S. and costs was paid in one case and
the other was continued until next Sat
urday. Mr.. Wilson. who was born in
Wisconsin. has recently come to Win
throp. He has travelled extensively,
has been in about every state in the
Union and was in Turkey about two
weeks before war was declared between
Germany and the United States. He
came here from Waverly. Mass.
The annual meeting Of the Sunday
school board of the Methodist Sunday
school was held after the usual exer-
eiscs Sunday and the following officers
were elected: Superintendent, H. Z.
Foster; assistant superintendent, Roy
NJ. Brown; treasurer. Martha A. Pat
terson; secretary. Marjorie Rowell; as
sistant secretary, Norman Thomas;
pianist, Alice Wood. The meeting was
adjourned to meet again next Sunday
for further business.
Rev. Charles Robinson. financial
agent for the Bangor Theological
Seminary, preached at the union serv-
ices held at the Congregational church
Sunday morning.
There will be an innovation at the
Methodist church next Sunday when
the members of the Anti-Can't class
have invited the mothers Of Small chill
dren to attend and bring their chill
dren, which two members of the class
will look after during the services
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Putnam of Au-
burn were weekend guests of friends
in town.
Pennington locals in the Lewiston
Journal will be of interest to many
Winthrop people: Another new
teacher will be added to the teaching
faculty at the abbott school and will
being his duties here Monday, Paul
Mason Of Winthrop, who will teach
history and English. Mr.. Mason is a
graduate Of the Guilford High school,
Bowdoin college, class of 1920. was
a pitcher on the college team for
three years, was chairman of class
day committee, member of students
council, also member of Ivy day COM
mittee and member Of Delta Epsilon
fraternity and for the past year has
been sub-master at Arson Academy.
He is the son of a former Farming
ton woman, Mrs. Sarah Benner Ma
son, who has many relatives in
Pennington. Mrs. Mason now re-
sides in Winthrop"
Mrs. Eliza Cooling was called to
Livermore Falls Saturday, by the
death of her sister.
Mrs. Annette Giles, who has been
with friends in West Gardiner for
seeral weeks past, is in town and will
! remain with Mrs. Maud Jones for the
present.
The Tell Me club met Friday eve
ming with Mrs. Barbara Young. Mrs.
Ora Maxim had the highest score for
the evening. Dainty refreshments
fwere served.
Charles Goodwin was in town Sat-
urday making arrangements for
moving their household goods to
brunswick. where he and M. r.
Hinckley, a former resident of Win
throp, will conduct a laundry BUSH
ness.
Mrs. Flora L. Bishop was in Lew
iston, Saturday. :.
Mrs. ]. A. Foster has returned from
a visit with her sister. Mrs. Mabel p.
keene, of Quincy, Mass.
Miss Bonita B. Tolle, an employe OF
the State Insurance Department. Au-
gusta, left for Boston, early Saturday
morning for a weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. East
man, who have been passing the
a,irter IN that Mace