Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-15
CLINTON

frank l.. BeSSe was caller 1T the
Soldiers Home at Togus yesterday.
Mrs. Annie w. Spaulding was in Wa
terville Wednesday on business.
Arthur Holt was recent business
visitor in Augusta.
Mrs. Henry Wood went to Bangor
Wednesday morning to be the guest
for few days of Mr. and Mrs. c. Per-
cival Loder.
Ross Holt, Herbert Roundy. Frank
Bcsse and George Mudgctt were il.
Pittsfield Tuesday evening to pay a
visit to the Ira Berry Chapter, Royal
Arch Masons. A baked bean supper
followed the lodge session.
Clinton A. A. and Watcrville A. A.
will meet at game of basketball il.
Town hall Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loring S. Strickland
were business visitors in Waterville
Tuesday.
Miss Cassie Written returned
Wednesday to her home in Canaan aft
err short stay at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. l.. Decker.
The annual Christmas party ard tree
of the Wesleyan Literary Club will be
held Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Jennie f. Wheeler. Each men,
Der will carry a gift to place upon the
tree. A pleasing program Will be
given.
The Ladies' Aid Of Brown Memo
rial Methodist Episcopal church
passed a very enjoyable afternoon at
the church vestry Tuesday when they
met for a business meeting and
Thimble party. Mrs. Emily X. Hall,
president for December, as hostess
and president at the business meet
ing. Several aprons for which the
society had orders We're completed.
Reports of the committees for the
annual sale were received. The sum
of $25 was donated to the church.
Plans were discussed for holding a
social the last week in December.
The husbands arrived at S o'clock
and delicious supper was served to
all.
The schools in town close Friday
for a two weeks vacation with the
exception Of that at MorrisOn's cor
ner which was delayed in opening by
repairs on the building. Nearly all
will hold Christmas exercises. The
Hill road school, Miss Sylvia Wyman,
teacher will give an entertainment
Friday evening in the schoolhouse,
followed by distribution Of gifts
from a Christmas tree. The Christ
man exercises of the Town House
school will be given Thursday eve
ming, Dec. % in the schoolhouse. The
teacher, Mrs. Vira Chamberlain is
presenting a rather elaborate pro-
gram, requiring more time than can
be spared from the regular school
work, hence the delay. The eighth
and lower grades of ttne Illage
schools will have small trees and the
usual decorations in the rooms but
no special programs have been pre-
pared.
Friends Of John Lawrence will
learn with regret that he is confined
to the hospital at the Soldiers Home
at Togus.
Pine Tree Lodge. !. O.. o. F. will
observe past grand's night Friday
evening. Each past grand is asked to
make an especial effort to be present
The third degree will be conferred
and refreshments served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Decker
were in Wateryile for the day yes
terday.
w. a. Decker was a business WIS.,
itor in Pittsfield Tuesday evening.
Arthur Brown returned yesterday
to Van Buren, after being in town te
attend the funeral services OF his
aunt, Mrs. Emily G. Richardson.
Harry Reynolds recently delivered
a load OF hoops Of his own manufac-
ture to purchasers in Durham. The
load contained 1900 hoops for which
he received the sum Of $40.