Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-20
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Clark and cnii-
dren have arrived home from Dozsin, i'll
the northern part OF the state, where
they have been camping since sept. u.
The shot all the game they could eat,
and the son of Mr.. Clark shot two deer.
They were successful in catching a mink.
coon and wildcat. All the family
have improved in health wonderfully.
Mrs. T. b. Williams of Houlton was
calling on friends in town on her way to
pass Christmas with her daughter, Mrs.
Edith Small of Freedom.
Rev. Mr.. Williams. a former pastor
here, went Monday to Boston to attend
the Billy Sunday meetings, and later he
will join Mrs. Williams at Freedom.
most excellent entertainment was
given Monday evening at the schoolhouse
by the pupils of the Barton school and
was attended by large number of the
parents and friends of the children. Scott
Mcdonald with his violin accompanied
the musical numbers. To the teacher,
Miss Marian Stanley. much credit is due
for her training. There were recitations
by Glenys Bates, Thomas Henderson,
Scott Mcdonald, Amanda Weed; stories
Thomas Henderson,; Christmas wand
drill by Jennie Thyng. Airline Suite, Mar
garet Salmond; singing by chorus; distri-
button of presents from the Christmas
tree followed the exercises.
A party composed of Clyde Ellis, Jesse
Weber, George Bellows, Roy Prentiss.
Fred Ellis and Adelbert Ellis returned
Monday evening from a Is days hunting
trip to Indian Pond. The party brought
home four deer. They report hard time
in getting out Of the woods. as it took
them two days to come six miles. the
snow being several feet Deep
Harold Roundy, who was principal OF
the Upton Grammar school the last term,
is attending Colby College.
The cantata the children Of the Congre-
gational church are rehearsing for Will be
given Saturday evening. the sd. '.'
A special meeting OF the Missionary
Society was held Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. George S. Paine. A
number being present to form u quo
rum. 1t was voted to send S. to For
eign Missions and the balance in the
treasury to Home Missions. The So
ciety will meet the second Tuesday in
Jd!ludIy Will L eaAAO eAAAo Wv S~SS
ton Of officers will take place.
George X. Bassett was in Augusta
Monday on legal business.
Miss Victoria Weeks, Henry How
ard and Raymond Smiley, students at
the University of Maine, will arrive to-
day to pass their holiday recess at
their homes.
Elmer e. Smith. State road inspec-
tor. left Monday for Bangor and 9TH
road work. Mr.. Smith will return the
latter part of the week.
Annie. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E.
c. Hooper, who has been confined to
the house for number of months
was able Monday to ride to Waterville.
Mrs. Hooper is improving from her
operation.
Clement Downs will arrive Friday
morning from the Gorham Normal
school to pass his 10-days recess at his
home
The Sebasticook Literary Club was
entertained Tuesday afternoon at tho
home of Mrs. D. w. Mason seven
members being present In the abb
sence or the president. Mrs. Reynolds,
the vice president, Mrs. Harry Norton,
presided. The following was presented:
Roll call by the members; household
economics; paper, on Columbus" by
MRS. Horace Howard: paper, on The
Dutch of New Netherland." by Mrs. F.
X. Conant; paper, 1.-THE Founding Of
pennsylvania" by Mrs. D. w. Mason.
Inc next meeting Of the club will be
Jan. 2 The place to be announced later