Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-09
CLINTON

Rev and Mrs. E. J. Weber were
in Benton Friday afternoon calling on
their pensioners.
j. c. Grant was a business caller
in Dover Friday.
F. E. Whitman made trip by autso
to Madison Friday afternoon to at
tend to matters of business.
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Besse were In
Pittsfield Thursday evening, having
as auto guests Mr.. and Mrs. George
F'urber.
Clarence Kicker was in Naterville
Friday to see his little son George
who is patient at the Sisters hos
pital recovering from severe acct
dent of two weeks ago. The Infused
limb has been placed in a cast and
the childs condition is considered to
be favorable.
Mrs. j. F. Prentiss of Halleueli has
returned to her home after being the
guest of her mother MIS-. Fred Crock
err of Church street.
The W. W. Z. f. Girls of the Sunday
school of Brown Memorial church
we're delightfully."- entertained al the
home of their teacher, Mrs. Evelyn
Greedy, Thursday afternoon The
gathering was entirely a social enc
and the girls thoroughly enjoyed the
hospitality of their hostess. Punch,
cookies and assorted cakes were
served
Guy W. Brown of Mars Hill arrived
in town by auto Wednesday. He will
remains in town for few days visit
with relatives and attending to mat
tcrs of business. ON his return he
will be accompanied by Mrs. Brown
and daughters, Misses Glenda and
Clara, and son Daniel, who have been
in town for week with relatives.
A special business meeting of Pine
cone Womens Club Will he held at the
home of the president. Mrs. Grace
Stratton, Tuesday afternoon. July IL,
at $50 All me mbers are requested te
be present.
Mrs. Ralph Simenson has gene to
Bridgewater to remain for pretTact-
ed visit at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lewis.
Miss Ruth Randlett, who has heen
teaching in Ashfeld, Mass, fer the
past year. has arrived to pass the
summer al the home of her uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Z. Marcia
of Railroad street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tapley, fam
lily and guests enjoyed an auto trip to
Belgrade Lakes and vicinity this
week.
Hon. and Mrs. Frank L. Besse and
party of guests which includes
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Whitaker of On
tario. Cal, Mrs. Harry Murray OF
Waterville Mrs. Mary Proctor and
Miss Hazeltine Watts of Benton have
gone TO Crescent Beach for an eX-
"Duasupleze.'
Air and Mrs. Phillip Dixon of
North Clinton most delightfully."- en-
tertained d neighberhoed party at
their home Monday evening. a NUM-
Der of relatives of the host were also
present. The younger members of
the party presented a very enter
tanning program, as follows: Ad
dress of welcome, Maxine Dixon;
recitation, Edna Stein; piano solo,
t'reda Dixon: recitation, Doris
Stein; recitation. Dorothy Dixon;
piano solo Daniel Gerald; recitation,
Edna Stein; dialogue, Maxine and
Phildora Dixens piano solo, Mrs,
Nina Gibson; recitation, William
stein. Most enjoyable was the social
hour which followed the program,
during which most delicious ice
cream and cake were served by the
hostess. :. beautiful display of fire
works brought to a close an evening
full OF pleasure for all. The party
was composed of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Gibson and son Holman. Ellis p.
Libby. Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Huff. Mr..
and Mrs. George HodgedoR, Nh and
Mrs. Fred Gerald and sons panied
and Simon, Mrs. Ida Abbott. Mr., and
Mrs. Fl, A Dixon, Misses Doris and
Edna Stein.
At the meeting Of Billings Relief
Corps Wednesday, a committee was
appointed to arrange for a float for
the old Home Week This will be
prepared with the ladies of the ID. A
f. The committee for the Corps is
Mrs Eva Wood. Mrs. Ethel Robinson
Mrs Josie Grant, Mrs. Evie Rolfe,
Mrs. da Rolfe. A brief program was
presented: Poem, Mrs. Ida Rolfe and
Mrs. Lottie Wakeiy read poems and
Mrs. Eva Wood read an original poem,
old Clinton which greatly pleased
the ladies. AT the next meeting il is
expected new members will be receiy-
ed into the order.
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