Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-04
Program Old Home
Week. Aug. s to II

The program for Old Home Week
has been arranged as follows:
Sunday-1o A. NJ, Divine worship at
churches. Rev. Charles r. Sargent
will deliver historical address at Con-
gregational church. P. NJ. pilgrimage
to site of former Congregational
shrine. P. NJ, union service at Con-
gregational church to commemorate
the 15oth anniversary of the estab-
lishment of the Congre gational Society
in Winthrop. Address by Rev. War
rem J. Moulton, D. D.. Phi. D, presi-
dent of Bansor Theological Seminary.
Subject, THE Religious Aspect of Old
Home Week"
Monday-Regis tration Day Home
Corners and visitors requested to reg
lister at the hank of the Winthrop
Branch of the Augusta Trust Com
Eany. 5P. NJ, flag raising and dedi-
cation of the American Legion Home.
Address, Hon. William Tudor Gardi-
ner, speaker OF the House of Repre-
sentatiVes. P. NJ, American Legion
barn dance at warehouse of the Port
land Packing Company. Post Comman-
der Peter Thaanum general chairman.
Tuesday-Field sports at baseball
grounds. Potato race. Running races
for juniors under II years High
jumping for seniors over IS years
Tug of war, married men va. single
men; captain of married men, Frank
Taylor; captain of single men. Frank
futile. Baseball game for girls. Suit
able award to winners. p. NJ, base
ball game. Winthrop VS.. Lisbon Lem
ons. Bill Carrigan mana ger of VIM
throp team. Empires, John Carrigan,
Herbey Ares. Lineup: George Wilson.
Bill Andrews, Pretz Gale. Bill Fortier.
Ora Maxim, Richmond Sargent, Dave
Godfrey, Freddie Williams, Johnson
Haines, Roy Carleton, Roland Nor
cross, Gene York. Jimmy Murphy. S
F. NJ, reception at Town hall Mrs.
Murray L. Stanley presiding Address
of Welcome. Hon. Herbert E. Wards
worth; response, viii H. Morton, Port
land. Vocal solo, Mrs. Guy Healey.
somerVille, Mass, Miss Grace Sheridan
accompanist. Reading, Walter Gile.
5oston. Address. Community Spirit"
Hon. Charles B. Carter. Winthrop.
Reading, Mr.. Gile. Solo, Mrs. Healev
Address. DR.. Augustus o. Thomas,
State commissioner of education and
president Of World Federation of Edu-
cation, representing Gov. Ralph O.
Brewster. Reading, Mr.. Gle.
Observation-Disclosures Aid Day.
Mrs. Carl r. Hartman, president of
Hospltal Aid Society, general chair
man; Z. NJ, street bazaar; Z p. NJ,
chllorens parade. Mrs. j. J.. Andrews
IN charge; So P. NJ, street dance
Music oy smiths orchestra, Augusta.
Ihursday-Reunion day; IL a. M
Winthrop High School Alumni AS
ISOLATION. Field day at Island Park.
P. NJ, Luella F. Beale Student AS.
ISOLATION. Luncheon at the homes of
Mrs. John Foster and Mrs. Charles
Longfellow, followed by business
meeting: 8 P. NJ, concert at Town
nall. Piano solo, Mrs. Paul Hollis
Bailey. Duet, Miss Frances Edwards
ana Marsters York, accompanied by
Mrs. L. I. Carleton, Jr Solo, Miss
Florence Moody, accompanied by
Mrs. Jessie knight Moody. Solo.
winthrop Webb, accompanied BY
Miss Dorothy Webb. Reading. ORR
glnal poem, written by Mrs. J. NJ.
Warren and read by Miss Barbara
Pinkham, Sol, Mrs. Thomas Bowker,
accompanied by Mrs. Herbert Bell.
Piano solo, Mrs. Bailey. Solo, Miss
Dorothy Hannaford. accompanied by
Prof. Carl Jean Tolman. Musical
reading, Mrs. Eugene York, accom-
panied by Marsters York. Solo, Miss
Thelma kneeland, accompanied by
Mrs. Herbert Bell. Solo, Mr.. Webb.
Reading, Miss Pinkham. Solo, Mrs.
Walter F. Stanley, accompanied by
Mrs. Bertha Merrill Ham. Piano solo.
Miss Gladys Kinds. Group of own
songs, Hallett Gilberte.
Friday-10 A. M. Street Carnival.
raul Bailey, general chairman. Mus
&c by Dennis Band, Augusta. Esther
Smith. Miss Winthrop" Line of
march: Start at top Of Kinds Hill,
going down through Main street.
across railroad track, turn right on
to Lake street, from Lake to Central,
through Central to Bowdoin, turn
left onto Bowdoin, along Bowdoin to
Green, following Green to Main
street, through Main street to ball
grounds. On ball grounds parade
will stop and band will play Star
Spangled Banner, followed by mill
tary salute. which ends parade. IL
noon, banquet at Town hall. Three
Quarters Century Club guests Of
honor. Chairman and caterer, A. N.
Babb. Host, Herbert e. Foster, ESQ.
p. NJ, ball game; Winthrop VS..
Lisbon: 730 exercises at Town Hall.
Community singing, leader. Frank
Davie OF Camp CobbosseA; $50 P. NJ.
grand <rolic BAN. Modern and old