Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-10


ern classrooms, each of sufiicient size
to accommodate two Of the present
grades which is according to the
school system nDintained by this
town at the present time. The ward
robes are all open to free circulation
Of air with radiator and ventilating
filue in each and every one, facilitat-
ing the rapid drying Of wet wraps
when hung up nthe usual way. In
fact, the whole interior Of the school
building is ideal according to the re-
Quirements OF the State Educational
department., and is equalled by few
cities but surpassed by no other
towns in the State.
The o. H. c. girls will meet with
the president, Miss Irma Riley, Fri
day. January Is. The girls are to
make post card books for the chill
drens' hospital and will be very glad
of any contributions of post cards
or albums which may be forwarded
to Miss Riley.
will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Allan Eustis. A good attend
ance is desired as there is much work
to be accomplished before the fair.
The Mems Glass o. the Friends
Church at Winthrop Center served an
oyster supper Thursday evening. the
guests being all members Of the Sun
Gay school. with the superintendent
and teachers as guests. of honor. The
tables were prettily decorated with
red berries and ferns with an at
tractive centerpiece of red apples. G.
/. Bailey was chef for the evening and
the young men of the Kings Messen-
gers acted as walters. Those in
charge were f. A. Bailey. Frank
Taylor. H. f. Wadsworth, Wilder
Frazee and &. S. Towle.
Mr. Taylor of Augusta gave an in
teresting talk on SUNDAY Schools and
Day Schools" and music was also en-
joyed In guessing contest Mrs.
T. J. Dudley was the winner. At the
close of the meeting the ladies gave
the men a vote Of thanks,
Rev. and Mrs. p. ]. Clifford and Mr..
and Mrs r. Crawford Mcllroy were
guests dI the AhSIl > LASS VI .>oi III
Monmouth Friday evening. Other
guests of the class were the ladies
and children of the Sunday school. A
fine program was presented which
included selections by an orchestra
and a male quartet. Rev. Mr.. Cliff
ford spoke to them on the value of
the Organized Class and Harry
~ 80 a1cn
interesting talk.
Considerable interest has sprung up
among the young men of the town on
the subject of a hockey team. There
is good material in town for such
team and the adjoining lakes are
ideal for the game.
Eugene Newell. the barber, has an
nounced his intention of retiring
from business here and moving with
his family to Arizona.
The Friends Sunday school at
Winthrop Center has elected officers
for the coming year as follows: Sup
erintendent. E. A. Bailey: assistant
SUPERINTENDENT, Mrs. f. A. Bailey;
superintendent primary department
Mrs. Eugene Mumford: superinten-
dent cradle roll, Mrs. NJ. F.. Higgins;
sIlperintendent home department,
Mrs. Arthur Jones; primary teachers
Mrs. c. I. Bailey. Mrs. Jeanette
Towle, Mrs. Madge Clement, Miss
Eileen Clement: ing's Messenger
Daniel Clement; Ruths and Lydals'
Mrs. f. A. Bailey: Mems Class, Rev
Arthur Jones. Cleaners to be an
nounced later. Librarian. G. s. Towle;
assistant librarian. Hollis Tibbetts;
secretary. Miss Esther Schwartz
treasurer. Daniel Clement.
The annual harvesting of ice has
been commenced Hoods creamery
began to fill their ice houses on Mon
day and other parties are also busy
hauling from Lake Maranacook.
Frank Morse of Greene was in.town
Monday.
r. s. Bacon of Oakland was Wis
itor in town Monday.
Dr. George Pike of Philadelphia. Pa
has been a recent guest OF Mr. ana
Mrs. George Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bell are re-
ceiving congratulations on the blrth
OF son, born MondaV afternoon.