Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-04

rial NJ. Z. church was held IN the VeS-
try Thursday evening, Feb. 26 and
most delightful evening spent. A sup
per which did credit to the commit
tee was first served after which the
following program was carried out:
Vocal Duet Rev. Herbert MiDigan
and daughter, Christina; reading. Mrs.
Frank Richardson; recitation, Vashu
Clements; reading, Bertha Irving; pa
per. Mrs. Howard Lodge: recitation,
Helena Boothby; recitation, Alice
Wakely; paper, Mrs. S. Z. Felkner;
reading, Mrs. Eugene Scribner; music,
Mems Chorus; short speeches by Hon.
Fl. w. Dodge, S. P Felker. Rev. Her
bert Milligan, Mr.. Allen principal of
High school; Mr., Clement, superinten-
dent of schools: Mrs. Henry Wood and
Miss Matte Windell, assistant in the
High school.
Mr. and Mrs Frany Whitman were
in Bangor Saturday.
Marshall Clifford was in Brewer q
few days the last of the week.
Mr. Chase was in Skowhegan Friday
on business.
Earle Richardson Of Boston visited
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ardson last week.
Ralph CLANCY passed Sunday with
his family.
Misses Hazel and Katie CLANCY have
been confined at home for some time
with bad colds.
Mrs Quincy and children OF Bos-
ton have ccme to visit her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Seldom Manson.
Eugene Cain, who has been quite
SICK is better.
The Parent Teachers Association
will meet at the school building at 23U
F. NJ, next Saturday. Inc subject,
school Hygiene" will be considered
by different members in papers on
Common Drinking Cup Proper
Food, Ventilation" etc. It is hoped
there may be large attendance of
parents and others interested.
Wednesday, March is, will be OBJ
served as the Grange Anniversary day
by an all-day session. Allison +.
Howes of Pittsfeld is expected to give
an address on Some Vital Problems
Confronting Maine Farmers" a. a,
Eastman of Dexter will also give an
address on Small Fruit Culture"
In connection with the Boom Maine
campaign the Clinton Board of Trade has
gotten busy and has inaugurated a Boom
Clinton" campaign. During the recess
at the town meeting on Monday the mem
bers of the Board of Trade then present
had a meeting and appointed a committee
of three consisting of Willis E. knight
Frank l.. Besse and s F. Felker, to ar
1t a
where important matters might be dis
cussed by the citizens. The committee
met on Monday evening in the ONCE of S.
2. Felker and Willie Z. Knight was
chosen chairman. 1t was decided to hold
a smoke talk in the banquet hall of Town
hall building on Friday evening of this
week Every citizen of the town is invit-
ed to attend and assist in getting this
Boom Clinton" affair properly started.
The Board of Trade consists of 40 mem
bers at present and it is hoped others
will interest themselves by joining this
spring.
Charles Spaulding has been chosen as
chairman OF the school committee for the
coming year.
The Clinton High school basketball
team will play a team from Waterville in
Town hall on Wednesday evening and
will visit Corinna on Friday evening to
meet the Union Academy team of that
place. Principal Allen will accompany
the team although the schools is at pres
ent enjoying a three weeks vacation.
The members of the cast in "Uncle
Josh" to be present in the near future
under the auspices of Laurel Rebekah
Lodge, are perfecting themselves rapidly,
and it is expected that the drama will
be given sometime next week.
The recently organized Parent-Teach-
ers' Association will hold its first public
meeting in the Clinton High school build
ing on Saturday afternoon at o'clock
and discuss themes of interest to all pa
rents, teachers and children.
Sebasticook Lodge, F. and A. NJ, will
hold it's regular communication Thursday
evening. Work in NJ. NJ. degree.
Arlon Low has resigned as station
agent at Clinton and is expecting to take
up work in a nearby town shortly. 1t Is
rumored that Charles Files formerly en-
ployed az the Clinton station as freight
clerk has applied for the position and
expects 10 receive the appointment. MIR.
Files is now serving as agent at Unity.
According to the vital statistics printed
In the town clerks report there have
been q deaths. weddings and 80 births
during the year 1913. OF the births re-
corded 10 were male and 13 females.
state Missionary of Methodist Sunday
Schools Rev c. ]. Brown of Bangor will
begin an evangelistic campaign of seven
days and evenings in Brown Memorial
church, beginning Monday, March 16.
These services will be conducted every
afternoon at 2.9o o'clock and every eve
ming at O'Clock, except Saturday. On
Thursday afternoon, March 10, Mr.. Brown
will speak to mothers; Friday evening to
young people, and on Sunday afternoon,
March %, at go, to men only.
c. f. Owen of the Christian Civic
League of Waterville viii speak in
Brown Memorial church on Sunday eve
ming, March Is, at O'Clock,
Gard of Thanks.
We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks
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