Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-25
CLINTON

On Thursday evening, Feb. 20. the
Home evening of the Wesleyan
Club of the Brown Memorial Meth
ouist Episcopal church was held,
with Mrs. Frank Wooster and Mrs.
Lloyd Harmon as hostesses. The
banquet vas served N the parlors Of
the church 20 over 40 of the mem
bers With their families and the
teachers of the village schools. At
me close toasts were gwen. which
caused 4 lot Of merrinent. After
the banquet the company went TO
the parlors OF the parsonage. where
the following program was enjoyed:
Recitation. Cur Folks Mrs. Willis
cain: duet. Mrs. Carl Eodgdon ana
Mrs. Bert Greeley; recitation. Miss
Agnes Sargent: recitation. The Rag
gedy Man. Miss BernICe Morrill,. a
number of articles prepared for the
program We're Obliged 70 be omit
ted on account Of sickness. The pro-
gram vas followed by list Of games
we'll prepared by the hostesses and
INTO which The company entered
with such spirit and zeal that en-
uvment ran Wild until late hour.
From oldest 10 The Youngest declared
i one Of the most enjoyable eve
nlnCs passed. Even the husband of
the hostess. Rev. Mr.. Wooster, prov
ed he can play is we'll as teach and
preach.
Friday afternoon. Feb. II. the
Wesleyan Club met with Mrs. Lot
tie Dodge Wakeiy and the follow
ing program taken up: Opening
Lords Prayer; roll call. selections
from Ralph Waldo Emerson: cur
rent events. nemb ers: paper Life
Of Emerson Mrs. Sarah Ross;
reading, selected from Emerson j
poems. Mrs. Cora Knight: singing
duet. a Long Lost Trail Mrs.
Cart Hodgdon ana Mrs. Bert Gree
ley: reading. one of Emerson S
Lectures Mrs. Frank Richardson
paper. The story Of Brook Farm. -
Mrs. Della Brown; singing. Alice and
Dorothy Wakely. the little daugh-
re"s of the hostess. The committee
reported mat two boxes of clothing
have been prepared by the club
members ana sent 20 tne Children !
Home. Twenty members vera pres
ent, which SHOWS the interest taken
n lie work which the club IS doing.
At The close i half hour was PASS
Ell singing familiar songs.
Mrs. L. g. Waidron ani son Rich
arI If peX-e" passed i daH with he:
cousin. Mrs. Abel Cole
A. Tie regular meeting Wednes-
day. Feb. 10 OF the Billings ". r. c.
the members bv poems and read
ings connenora anniversaries Of
he births OF Washington. Lincoln
James Russell Lowell and also the
one hunGrnftIl anniversary or the
sculptor William story y very in
terest!ng letter vas ~eai from a
member. Mrs. Mary Stinchtieli. Who
is passing the winter i'll Washingt on
state with one Of her sons.
Mrs Emery Cook ana little grand
son Of W-aterv'lle vern callers th;s
week m her sister, Mis-. Arthur
Richardson.
Mrs. Earvnv Wiley and little
daughter nave been (,sItlng relatives
n Unity
The funeral OF the late Paris stew
lr- vas held from his ate home on
ThursGav cf-erroon 1T > o'clock
Rev, Frank Wooster otf7c:aring. The
bearer; were Massrs. -lphonso DIX
on. Lubert McNellv. II. :. McNelly
ana George Osborne. IArnrne:lt WIS
III the Evergreen cereterv
Mrs. AdeIher- Young, who vent q
The Sisters hospital. Waterrille. for
m operation, IS reported o be do
ing we'll.
Mrs George " LEWIS. 1ifc-ione
resident If this town. observed her
9sth birthday recently II the home