Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-23
WINTHROP
Hockey Team Loses to Augusta
Postponed Ice Races Tues
day-King's Heralds Have
Day of Fun at MaranacoOk

The Augusta hockey team trimmed
the Winthrop team by a score of 10 to
1 in a game played Saturday evening
on Lake Maranacook. This does not
discourage the Winthrop boys. how
games and have not had much expo
renee. There are some excellent skat-
ers among them and with little more
practice results of a far different ma
ture are anticipated. There will be
games now right along. probably two
week, more definite notice of which
will be announced later.
The postponed ice races which were
to have been held Saturday afternoon,
On Lake Maranacook will be held
Tuesday afternoon at l o'clock. The
same card will be presented and some
close races are looked for. There is
to be a special matched race between
Edgewood Ladd, Baird, and Malcolm
Vaughan, Wells. which is looked Cor
ward to with considerable interest.
On Thursday evening, January &c,
there will be baked. bean supper at
Winthrop Grange hall, West Winthrop,
followed by moving pictures. The
supper will be at $50 and the pictures
will follow. Law and the Outlaw
will be shown. as we'll as a comedy.
A social hour will also be held at the
close of the pictures. The proceeds
will go into the fund which is being
raised to install heating apparatus in
the hall.
The Foreign Missionary Society Will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. II.
L. Foster.
The Winthrop Literary Club will
meet Monday evening with Mrs f. @.
Williams. Roll call will be currcn.
events.
One of the most enjoyable occasions
IN the history of the Kings Herald;
took place Saturday when they were
entertained by Miss Regina Curtis, Il
member. at her home at MaranasoolS
Meeting at the home of Mrs. f. Ever
EFT Webb superintendent of children's
work of the Methodist Sunday school,
Saturday morning. they were taken on
a big horse sled. which had been we'll
covered with straw and blankets and
driven by r. Everett Webb. to Mss
Curtis's home. Mrs. Webb and her
two superintendent, Mrs. Eta Brown
and Mrs. Edith Sturtcvant. accompa-
MED them. As they left the village
they gave this yell:
"Rah, Rah. Rah,
Who are we?
We're the Kings HeralJs
AS you see.
Where are we going,
Did you say?
Up to the Curtis's
To spend the day"
A delicious picnic dinner. followed
by ice cream. was given full justice at
noon and the afternoon was spent
partly with Victrola selections and
singing indoors and in skiing and 9TH
er outdoor sports. Just before the
party broke up to return home the
hostess. Miss Curtis, served popcorn.
apples and candy. Those who were
present, besides the teachers. wrr,
Misses Doris Hanson. Evelyn Hills,
Frances Edwards. Claire Partridge.
lmogene Partridge, Irma Haskell.
bNeHuOisH EFOWn, Marcia IIcar0,
Olive Dow. Marcia Badger. Esther
Rowell. Anna Briggs. Evelyn LARA
bee. Doris Clifford. Phyllis Ryer and
Allen Pratt, Linton Partridge. Paul
Sturtevant,- Hall Briggs and Richard
Laughlin. Taken altogether the occa-
sion was most delightful one and one
long to be remembered by the young
people.
The Glass in the Corner" COM
prised Of the men Of the Methodist
Sunday school entertained the ladies'
classes and teachers at an oyster
supper at the vestry Friday evening.
.ibouty IS were present to enjoy one
Of Ellery Wentworth's delicious oys-
ter stews, which. with doughnuts and
coffee. made up the supper. H. E.
Foster, superintendent of the Sunday
school acted as POSTMASTER. Mr..
Foster gave a talk upon the work of
the school and the beauties and adj
vantages OF the town, telling many
humorous stories and anecdotes. He
then ac1ied upon tire various members
OF the class AMI the teachers OF 9TH