Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-19
CLINTON
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town o business "Wednesday III
Rev. and Mrs. e. E. Long,., ~,
sadie Eastman and Mrs. Ne,ns
Dodge attended the Kennebec conn
ty Sunday School convention At Oat
land on Tuesday "N-
Miss Irene Gushee Of skowbevon
has been guest of Mrs. Howard =
Brown. IA
Frank Thresher and da,.,..
Doris. were in Togus, Tuesday wbsr.
they were guests OF Mr.. Thresber,.
father of the Soldiers Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Ricbars.
and Mrs. Arthur Richardson went g.
Bath Wednesday by auto. Th..
were accompanied by Mrs HsroIs
Wiley and her infant son. Arthn.
Melvin, who are returning homs
after passing the winter with NJ.
Willey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ar
thur Richardson.
DR.. and Mrs. Warren G. sou,
Of Madison were guests of Rev sns
Mrs. E. E. Longley on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Keene bou.
closed their home on Main street a.
the summer and have gone to tbo;,
farm in the western part of tbe
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar VIM of lew
iston. were guests recently of Mr.
Winn's brother, Frank C. VIM and
wife.
Under the direction Of j. Maurice
Lane. principal, the Athletic Asso.
citation Of Clinton High school has
built a double tennis court on tho
High school grounds. Tennis is he.
coming very popular among the pu.
pills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Waks,v
were social and business visitors in
Waterville for the day. "Wednesday
Mrs. Eva Pratt Owen, daughter q,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonidas H. Pratt NJ
Clinton, left on Tuesday for a trim
to New York. where she will repre-.
sent Colby college at the reception
to be given in Carnegie hall In hon.
or of Madam Curie.
Frank L. Besse. Willis Knight and
Arthur Holt attended the Boom
Maine" meeting at Waterville Mon.
day evening. Mr.. Besse served as
chairman of the award committee
the duty of which was to select the
best stunt of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Goodwin and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fl. Goodwin and
daughter of Pittsffeld. were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Rolfe on Tues
day.
Some students of Clinton High
school held a picnic at the cottage Of
NJ. Cain on the Sebasticook shore
Tuesday afternoon after school hours.
They were chaperoned by ]. NJ. Lane
Principal, and Miss Evangeiine Mall
hot and Miss Florence l.. Cain of the
faculty. Autos conveyed the young
people, though some of the more ath-.
letic chose 10 hike. The girls carried
picnic lunch and the boys furnished
coffee and hot frankforts. The time
was passed in a most happy manner in
boating and in various games. The
party numbered 90 and consisted Of
Alverna Stuart, Stanley Cain. Clifton
McNelly. Carroll Keene, Kenneth
Shaw, Hazeltine Watts, Bernicc Cham
berlain, Prudence Bentley. Gerald
Fisher, Marion Simonson. Lester
Jones, Marguerite Stinchfield. Airline
Dickey, Helen Billings. Olgo Bailey
Georgia Billings. Helen Written. Opal
Pease and Vinal GaIushea.
Arbor Day was observed by the
teacher and pupils of the Hill Road
school on Saturday, May IA. The
school has been in session on Satur-
days making up time lost when the
school was closed on account Of scar
let fever in the winter.
Richard st. Clair Ross and Mrs.
Franklin w. Potter, who have been
guests of their mother, Mrs. Sarah
M. Ross. left Thursday morning for
their home in Springfield, Mass. They
were accompanied by their sister Mrs
Jennie r. Wheeler who will pay 10
days visit to relatives in that city.
Billings Relief Corps met Wednes-
day evening with a go)d attendance OF
officers and members. Under direc-
tion of the conference committee,
plans were made for the observance
of Memorial Day. 1t was voted to
to the Chinese famine fund
An interesting program on Peace and
was given.
A pleasing feature Of the program
which is being prepared for the chill
dren by Laurel Rebekah Lodge on
Thursday evening wiz be a Maypole.
The small children OF the members
are anticipating much pleasure from
the little dance.
Mrs. Nellie l.. Dodge IL a guest Of
friends in Waterville for a few days.