Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-21
CLINTON

man Saturday morning FIR Danforth
on business.
Miss Esther Holt. Colby "a, enter
tanned over the week herr class
mate, Miss Marion Cummings OF He
bron:
III Mrs. Eugene Wells has returned
from a weeks visit at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ran
court of Waterville.
Charles Goodrich of Waterville was
in town on business Saturday eve
ming.
The initiatory degree was confer
red at the meeting of Pine Tree Lodge
Friday evening. A social was enjoyed
after the initiation when the vice
grand, Ruel F. Lamb. served popcorn
and apples to the crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs Harolyn Lewis are
announcing the birth Of a son Thurs
day morning. Nov. IL. His name is
John Irving Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Gerald have sold
the Hannigan farm to Clarence w.
| Wheeler of Frankfinsville, n. Y.
who has taken possession with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shaw Brown
moved Saturday to the house on the
Horseback road which they recently
purchased of Everett Nelson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Weymouth of
Waterville were business visitors in
town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.. Goodrich, son,
Roy and daughter, Doris were week.
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Cor
son of Waterville.
| Stanley Cain, Vernon Walker, AL
bert Holt, Wilmer Bracket Gerald
Fisher and Isaac Irving went to
Winslow Friday evening to play
basketball with the Winslow High
school.
Among the business visitors in
Waterville Saturday were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Gerald and son, Lawrence,
Miss Annie Pratt. Miss Doris Thrash
err. Mrs. Iva Witham, Mrs. Ruel Lamb,
Misses Christine and Phyllis Whit
man, w. ]. Dixon, Alex Crawford,
George A. Jones, Edward Ireland,
Fred c. Croker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Pooler of
Waterville visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Dickey over Sum
day.
The pupils of the Town House
school Mrs. Vira Chamberlain, teach
err presented, Friday afternoon, a
very pleasing program of original
compositions on the subject of
Thanksgiving. Appropriate music
gave variety to the program which
was enjoyed by the pupils as well as
the parents who were present. After
| the program all INDUCED in feast
Of peanuts at the expense of the
/ teacher.
| Watcrville supporters OF the John
| f. Nelson for Congress Club were in
town, Saturday arousing local inter-
est in the movement.
/ Mrs. George Rand is in New York,
where she is the guest of relatives.
/ Mrs. Charles &. Holt has gone to
Bristol, \. H.. where she and Mr..
Holt will remain for the winter at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Margar-
ct Holt Jacques.
w. IAHisIt, -. W. TIStSy, ~. II.
Simonson and L. F. Roundy attend
cd the meeting of Kennebec County
New England Milk Producers Asso-
citation in Augusta Friday. w. E.
Knight was reelected president and
l.. w. Estey secretary and treasurer
for the ensuing year.
The Wesleyan Literary Club Of
! Mor,ar;n1 oh i
afternoon ut the home of Mrs Irving
f. Hall. The following program was
given: Roll call. current events; book
review, Pollyanna, Mrs. Gertrude
Richardson; selections from Polly
anna, Mrs. Eva Wood: poem, Mrs.
Dodge: historical quotations: poem.
The Landing of the Pilgrims" Mrs.
Hazel Greedy Paper an Cancer Con-
troll, DR.. A. A. Shaw.
| The Athletic Association Of the
! High school held a business meet
| ing Saturday afternoon. following
! which a very entertaining literary
and musical program was given:
Song. TN the Cleaning" school;
basketball schedule. Stanley Cain.
J PdpeI, LIE ltlSdf
I Conference" Isaac Irving: reading,
Wilmer Miller: piano solo. Martha
Holt; paper. Amazon River" Dean
Weber; school jokes. Florence
Chamberlain; song, Misses Mar
guerite Stinchfeld, Florence and
Alice Chamberlain. Eva Armstrong
and Marion Simonson; song.
There's Music in the Air" school.
Visitors present included the follow
elyn Harding. Olive Cain, Clifton
McNelly. Marion Wiley, Charlotte
Bell, Sidney Adams, Everard Hall,
Laura Willet.
At the meeting of Clinton Grange
Wednesday evening the following
very interesting program was pre-
sented: Poem. Miss Gretta True:
stories. Mrs. Ella Kennedy, Mrs
! Helena Brown, James Clements,
| Harold Brown: reading. Mrs. Eva
! Marcia. Several musical numbers
| added variety to the meeting.
| The missionary meeting held at
| the home of Mrs. Elmer r. Longley
| Friday afternoon was very pleas
ant gathering. The ladies busted
| themselves sewing on children's gar
ments to supply a local need. The
material was the gift of Mrs. George
! A. Bingham and the ladies are very
appreciative of her generosity. 4
short program was given which
opened with prayer by Mrs. Addie
/ f. Holt, president Of the Philathea