Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-26
CLINT


ness meeting at the home of Mrs,
Elmer E. Lonsley, teacher, Tuesday
afternoon at > o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Brown were
Sunday guests of Mr. Browns moth
er, Mrs. Mary Brown.
Miss Louise Warren of Auburn,
former first grade teacher in town
was a weekend guest of Mrs. Jen-
ME +. Stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs Erwin F Stuart of
| Waterville passed Sunday with Mrs.
Stuarts father, Sewall Brown.
Rev. Elmer E. Longley officiated
at funeral in Sidney Sunday after
noon. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Longley
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Eastman
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. McNelly en-
joyed an outing at Good Will Pines,
Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis of Nor
rison's Corner are the proud parents
of a daughter, who arrived Sunday
July "a
Mrs. Mary Proctor of Benton is
visiting Mrs. Lula Hathorne at the
home of F. l.. Besse
Miss Marion Wiley has been en-
tertaining Miss Ruby Foss of Albion
Misses Hazeltine Watts. lone Irv-
; ing and Alma Flood have returned
from a weeks outing at Crescent
Beach, Rockland where they were
guests at the Besse Cottage.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Written en-
! tertained Sunday at their summer
home on the Burnham road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion and son OF
and Mrs Fred Gerald and sons
Simon and Daniel. of Morrison
| Corner.
! Ralph Dixon of Haverhill, Mass.
/ is visiting relatives in town.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Cole and Mr.
and Mrs. c. Edward Marcia and
Miss Ruth Ramlett enjoyed an out
ing at Smithfield pond Sunday, where
! they were guests of Mrs. Edith
Flagg and Miss INA Flagg of Port
| land, who have cottage there for
the summer. Mrs. Flagg is a sister
! in-law of Mrs. Cole and has many
| friends in Clinton.
! Friends of Leonidas II. Pratt, who
| has been seriously i'll for some
months. will be glad to learn that he
has so far improved in health as to
! be able to take short rides in an
| auto.
| Lester Pickett, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Holmes Pickett, is in Sisters hospital,
where he was operated upon for the
removal of adcnuids and tonsils Mon
day.
Q. j. Wheeler was in Fairfield on
business for tne day Monday
! DR.. Chas. II. Newcomb was in Wa
terville on professional business Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Stratton. = Y.
Stratton Mrs. Jennie Stuart and Miss
Louise Warren enjoyed visit at Lake
George on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Harmon were
weekend guests of Mrs. Harmon's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Warren of
West Benton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Gerald and son
Lawrence and Woodbury. Pulsifer have
returned from a seven weeks stav at
Bayside
The many friends of George Stanley
stevenson whose childhood and youth
We're passed in Clinton. will be inter
eSted to learn Of success in his cbos.r
work, that of investments and harl-
. ing, He has recently been selocted
treasurer of the Institution for Saw
i"ss III Hartford, CT This is tbc
Ia sest panh in Connecticut. with re-
! sources OF about S47.000,0o0. Mr., Ste
| Nehsoh mas expressed his intention Of
oeing in town during Old Home N-oa1,
ana mas been given a prominent mart
IN the program.
a very enjoyable reunion Of .ro,.
yves was held Sunday at the homo rs
Mr. and Mrs. William TapIev an D.,
ROAD street. The guests includad NJ,
iaplcNs aunt whom she had nor soo,,
loi % Years, Mrs. Cordelia Wilson of
'us cousin, Cecil Garcelon and
VI boston; Mrs. Cora Carcs1o,,
81" cecil tfarcelon of Carmel NJ,
MIS- charles Young. Mr.. ami N.Y.
Games Dundas and daughter ana ~
hate Morrison of HartIand w >
Harry Miles, who served .,,,a.
i'F as grocery salesman for
se eals ana is well known here has
r eh1cd the store formerly occunjed h,'
merrill and will open the 80
VI thls week cash store for Tho aaSl
elocerles and grain. The storo
pe IN charge of Mr.. McDonsa1, WI
win the Farmers I-nion ~
'eiNAile. Mr.. Miles one,,. a.
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