Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-05
CLINTON

Wayne McNally, Colby '21, princl-
pal, of Washington High school, was
week end visitor of his parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Scott McNally.
Mrs. John C. Church and daugh-
ters, Mary and Rachel Williams,
were calling on friends in town Sat
urday.
Mrs. Efie Weeks has returned to
her home in Robinson after being the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Ralph ST.
monson for two weeks.
Mrs. Lester L, Roundy returned
returned Saturday afternoon from
Skowhegan, where she had been for
several days, visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Holmes Pickett and family.
Mrs. Nlanetta NJ. Morrison and
daughter, Miss Grace Of Waterville,
were in town Saturday calling on
friends and attending to business
matters.
Leon Pratt arrived from his home
in Connecticut Saturday, called to
town by the death of his father, Leo
midas Fl. Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. James HoXie and
Mrs. Helen HoXie were in Skowhegan
on business Friday.
Boston papers Of recent date re-
cord the marriage of Miss Ruth
Campbell and Linwood J. Ladd, as
announced from Norfolk, Va. Mrs.
Laid has lived for several years in
this town and attended the grade and
High schools.
Mrs. Herbert Grant returned Fri
day evening from SkoWhegan, where
she has been the guest Of friends for
three days
Charles AIcGrath returned Friday
evening from Plymouth, where he
has been visiting relatives for sew
cral weeks He will remain over the
week at the home of his niece,
Mrs. Scott Burns.
Misses Hazel Hopkins and Lucille
Paul were all-day visitors in Water
Vile Saturday.
Mrs. Ira Witham attended the sale
given by the Waterville Methodist
church, Friday.
Gladys Robinson. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Robinson, passed
her 10th birthday Friday. To cele
brate this day. guests were invited
TO pay her a surprise visit in the
evening. Misses Hazel Hopkins, Luz
Gle Paul and M. Alice Mills, grade
teachers and Misses Alice and Dor
othy Wakcly were pleasantly enter
tanned with music. stories and
games. Delicious refreshments were
served. Dainty gifts were presented
by the guests along with good wishes
for long and happy life.
The largest crowd of the season
gathered in Town hall Friday eve
ming to witness the games between
Clinton A. A. and Besse High and
Clinton girls and Bessc High girls.
Clinton A. A. defeated Besse, High
- to s but the Clinton girls were
outplayod Il to 0. The boys lineup
was as follows: Clinton A. "A.
AIcKenncy, IF; G. Mckinney, If;
Danglcr, c: Weymouth, rg: c. Walk
or, lg. Besse High-Turner, RI:
Rood. If; Spearin, c: Besse, re-;
Mcade+., lg. The girls lineup was:
Resse High-Abbott, rf; Besse, If;
,Slrner. c: Glidden. rg; Taylor, lg.
Clinton High-Crockett. IF; Simon
son. II: Grant, c; Goodwin, re-; Tap
ley, Is.
Among the business visitors in Wa
toryiHc Saturday were T. L. Besse'
Rev. Z. ]. Weber. Mrs. c. II. New
comb. Miss Florence l.. Cain, ]. A
N'itham, Archer Weber, Mrs. Arthur
Adams. Miss Margaret Adams, Miss
Annie Pratt, Miss Cleona True. Irwin
NJ. Holt, Clyde Decker. Mrs. Harriet
Brown, Mrs. Harriet Chamberlain
Miss Frances Chamberlain. Miss Gret'
Ia True, Miss Maude Heron. Alex
,'Crawford. Kenneth Crawford. Eycrard
Hall, J. Maurice Lane and daughters
Ruth and Dorothy.
Al very pleasant afternoon was pass
cd Saturday by the class in the Corner
of the Baptist Sunday school at the
home of Miss Phyllis z. Whitman. a
program was given which was opened
by Scripture reading and prayer by
the teacher. Mrs. Belle L. Strickland;
the report of the secretary was read
BY Miss Barbara Keene; reading
Ethelyn Lord; concert recitation
Misses Barbara Keene and Phyllis
Whitman: historical stories. Mrs.
Strickland: singing Of patriotic songs
class. Pop corn and candy were serv'
ed during the social, when games were
enjoyed. Class members present were
Marie Hoxie, Eva1yn McNelly, Lenora
Galushea, Barbara Keene, Ethelyn
Lord and Phyllis Whitman.
The Grammar School League held an
Interesting and profitable meeting Fri
day afternoon under the direction OF
Miss Maud Heron, teacher. The pro-
gram opened with the flag salute by
school; song. star spangled Banner.
school: secretary's report, Warren
Gerald; treasurer's report; current