Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-25
CLINTON
Fourth Quarterly Conference of
Brown Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church-Nom-
nations New Officers
FRESHMEN WIN IN CLASS
CONTESTS-CLUBS

The fourth quarterly conference Of
Brown Memorial NJ. Z. church was
conducted in the church vestry Fri
day afternoon at / o'clock by Rev. c.
\. Garland, district superintendent Of
the Rockland District, East Maine
Conference. Reports were listened to
from every department of activity,
and the nominations of officers for
the coming year, made by the pastor
were unanimously elected as follows:
Stewards: Cora Knight, Ellen b.
Wright, Ethel K. Shaw, Evelyn f.
Greeley, Lillian Brown, Lillian Hobbs,
Margaret Witham, Sadie Richardson,
Gertrude Richardson. Cora A. Dodge,
Nathaniel Pratt and George Z.
Wright. The latter district steward.
Trustees; Charles H. Greeley. Hon.
H. W. Dodge, Charles L. Clement.
George E. Wright. Willis e. Knight,
Alphonzo Brown and Ira Whitman.
Trier Of appeals. Willis Z. knight.
r. oTnmittees: Dn Foreign Missions,
C. L. Clement. Winifred Shaw. Marga-
ret witham. Lillian Brown, Ellen Z.
Wright; on Home Missions and
Church Extension, Avis Clement, Sa-
=.
on Sunday schools. Jenie Wheeler.
Lottie Nj. Wakley and Charles II.
Greeley. on Freedmen's Aid Mrs s.
?. Felker. Nellie Luce Cain and Ellen
T. Wright on Tracts Blanche Serb
ner. Caroline c. Crockett and Al
phonzo Brown. on Temperance, DR..
A A Shaw. Willis Knight. c. L.
Clement. On Education, Irma Stew
art. Rosa Church, Eva Wood. On
Hospitals. Mrs. Ethel *. Shaw, Nina
Loder, Gertrude Richardson. On
Church Records. Willis z. Knight,
Willis / Cain, G. E. Wright Audi
Tor Nellie l.. Cain. on Parsonage and
furnishings, officers of Ladies Aid
Society. On Church music, Mrs. Mat
lie Greedy Higgins. Mrs. Emily L.
Hall. Miss Hope Loder. The pastor Re
ceived q unanimous invitation 10 re-
main another year. but ne has been
in Clinton three years and it Is posi-
bic he may be removed in April
The Good Timers" Clup recently
organized among the young ladies of
Clinton High school held its second
weekly Good Time" at the home of
Miss Olive Cain. Pleasant street. Fri
day evening and the event was all
that was expected. Games and sports,
music and making Of candy and pop
corn balls furnished amusement until
a late hour. The next meeting will ne
hello at the home Of Miss Beuiah
Steward, Church street
The CLOSING exhibition Of literary
and musical ability among the classes
Of the High school was held Friday
afternoon. after which the judge, Rev.
Il T. Millisan. announced his decis-
ion as follows: Freshmen first, 81 per
cent. Sophomore second, &c per cent;
Juniors third, S21- per cent. The pro
gram Of the Freshman class was es-
pacially well rendered as follows Fi-
ahu solo. Hope Loder, reading, lisa
belle T1odsdon reading, George
Drake. vocal duet Reulah Stewart
and Bertha Milllgan. accompanied by
Miss Lode. reading. Olive Cain; nj
ano solo Heulah Stewart. reading
Milburn Cox; school paper. Harold
Dunton The Freshman class viii re
eeivc d beautiful banner from the
PRINCIPAL. :. l.. Allen, as q reward for
their excellent work. II may be stat
ed that each class showed marked
attention 10 lnt uttstIlS ~ LIZ tolile9t
and every student in The school con-
tested
A Teachers meeting will he held in
the High school FRIDAY afternoon.
Teb :. which the public is invit
ed The teachers viii he addressed by
DR. ?. y. Tubbs Of Bates College,
who Will also address the citizens Of
the town il Town hall in the evening
Of the same day on ''Teh European
War" The school Will present drama
il Town hall Friday evening, Feb. T..
The Grammar school basketball
team has received an invitation to
MAY the Brooks Grammar schol a
Brooks il the near future and II IS
expected they will 60 to Brooks. I'M
der the escort of their teacher Miss
Marlorv Harvey. who is very interest
ed in the work of the classes.