Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-15
WINTHROP
Winthrop Grange Installs

Winthrop Grange Installs
The officers elect of Winthrop
Grange We're very ably installed
Tuesday evening by +. r. Clifford,
assisted by Mrs. Louisa Webb, Ms.
Mabel Laughlin, Mrs. Eta Brown,
Mrs. Mary Howard, Mrs. Minnie
Titus, and Mrs. Lulu Hammond.
Mrs. Nellie Briggs acted as pianist.
The officers installed were: G. E.
Longfellow. master; Wilder II.
Frazee, overseer: Abbie NJ. Ed
wards, lecturer; Fred M. Soper,
ant steward: Nellie r. Millspaugh.
chaplain: NJ. Ellen Alden, treasurer:
l.. II. Milispaugh, secretary; Harry
Haskell, gate keeper; Jessie Long
fellow, Ceres: Addie Frazee, Po-
mona; Eva Marble. Flora; Ella Tay-
Tor, lady assistant steward.
At the lecture hour the following
program was given: Piano solos,
Prelude" and improvisation"
Norman Maxwell: remarks, INSTALL
ing officer. Mr.. Clifford; vocal duet,
Honeymoon Bliss" Marsters York,
Gladys Kinds: piano duet. Flaming
STAR Regena Curtis. Frances Ed
wards: readings. Joining the Ma
sons. when Father Rode the Goat
Mrs. Lottie York; piano 500, AT
Day Break; "Twili.nt." Beatrice
Adams: readings, Maria and
Hunt the Mouse" 1.-The Polar Bear
{. i. Marble: singing, America, lead
by Mrs. Marble.
Following the, program the
Worthy Master C. L. LongfelIow
made the following appointments:
Finance committee, Wilder ITrazee,
w. j. Laughlin and J. Henry Moore.
ST.: relief committee. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. ii. MillspaUgh,, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Moore, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Clement; trustees, Fred So
per-. Wilton Black, and Z. Il. Cliff
lord.
\ delicious oyster stew supper
was served, in charge of Mr.. and
MIS-. Walter Clement, assisted by MIR.
and Mrs. Wilton Black.
There will be an all day meeting
Tuesday with presentation of the
years program by the program COM
mittee and dinner in charge of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Moore.
The boys and girls of the 9th grade
Winthrop Grammar school, are Offer
ing for sale tickets for their prize
speaking contest which is to be held
at the Town hall. Friday evening"
Two prizes are being offered for the
boys and two for the girls. Mr.. Will
son Schwartz is Offering the LIST
prize for boys and Mr.. III. f. Foster
for girls. The End prizes are offered
by the School Athletic Association.
The judges are Mrs. Ralph Master
I 1ria
Ilwyn Hobart The entire program
win he furnished by pupils of the
school and is as follows: Maryland
My Maryland, Listen to the Mocking
Bird. Mandolin Club under the d.
rection OF Mrs. J. l.. Andrews: A
Flapper at the Movies Helen Beatty;
Our Country's Flag, Earle Beatty;
Bier Rose, Frances Edwards: Lib
erty and Union, Roger Audette:
Nora at the Country Club, Annabel
LanEevin; a Piece of Bunting. Nor
ris Tcwle: The Fill of Two Lovers.
Evelyn Andrews: The Family's
Homliest Man, Ronald Faulkinham:
Mrs. Fagetti on the Trolley Car,
Mary kus; Grants Place in History,
Robert Fleur9; Some MIXED Up
Music" by Sth. and 9th Grades. This
is the first event of its kind in the
history Of Winthrop Grammar school,
and the young people are hoping for
n liberal patronage. Proceeds are
for the graduation fund.
"The Helping Hand class of the
Methodist Sunday school. held their
annual meeting Tuesday at the
church vestry. A covered dish din
ner was served at noon. Mrs. En-
m" Dow was elected president. Mrs.
Bessie Perkins vice president; Mrs.
Nellie Moffett secretary, and Mrs.
Edith Carleton, treasurer. Various
matters We're discussed and plans
made for the year.
Miss Vera ThaanuTl of Marble
head, Mass, is in town. called here
by the illness of her father Peter
Thaanum. Sr.
Mrs Gertrude Maxim visited rel
ativeS in town Yesterday.
c. z. Gale and Ray Sanborn pass
ed yesterday in augusta.
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Lewiston. Monmouth e.
Greene Telephone Co. the following Of
fcers were reelected: President, j. II.
Mcllroy. Lewiston: trea surer and man
aging director. Ii. +. Foster, Winthrop;
directors, Eugene Andrews of Lewis
ton, G. T. Bailey of Winthrop. Charles
Campbell of Litchfeld, c. o. Flanders
of Madison, II. +. Foster of Winthrop.
L. X. Jones of Winthrop, W. J. Leavitt
of Monmouth, +. a. Morse of Greene.
j. 1T. Mcllrov of Lewiston, Herbert
Wadswort!l of Winthrop.
owing to illness, the meeting of the
womens division Of the Farm Bureau
TO have been held Friday has been
postponed to a later date.