Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-30
CLINTON

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student nurse in Augusta General
hospital. is passing a few days at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Harriet
Chamberlain.
Mrs. Nellie Dysart r. N. is in
Fairfield caring for Arthur Raymond,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ray
mond. formerly of this town.
Mrs. Frank l.. BESSIE entered the
Sisters hospital yesterday for sur
gical treatment
John F. Stinchfeld, who has been
trail Maine Power Co. for several
years, has severed his connection
with that concern and entered the
employ of Boston firm in similar
line. He left for that city Sunday
evening to acQuaint himself with his
new duties. ."
Miss Bessie Bailey, teacher in
Gardiner, returned Sunday. after
passing the Thanksgiving recess at
the home of her cousin, Mrs. John
F. Stinchfield and family.
Rev. E. ]. Weber of Brown Mem
orial NJ. +. church was IN Pittsfield
Tuesday in attendance at the district
ministerial association. --.--.-
The Baptist Sunday school, l..
Decker. superintendent, will celebrate
the Christmas season by a concert
and tree at the church. L. s. Stfick-
land, assistant superintendent: Mrs.
Edna Ward and Mrs. Ef1ie l.. Decker
comprise a nominating committee
which will select the several COM
mittees 10 have charge of the event,
At the meeting of Fireside Chap.
ter, o. +. s., held Monday evening,
it was voted to hold a picnic supper
in Masonic hall supper rooms at s.
O'Clock on the evening of the next
regular meeting, Dec. IL. Baked
beans and pastry will be served and
each lady member attending is asked
to donate one article of food. At the
chapter meeting following, the an
nUal election of officers will occur.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Files are Wis
ting mis- parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Files.
The Ladies Aid of. the Brown Me-
mortal Methodist Episcopal church
will hold Rainbow Sale" at the
church vestry Thursday P. NJ, begin
ming at o'clock. Aprons, caps, and
a variety of other useful and fancy
articles as We'll as vegetables, can
ned goods, candy and ice cream will
be offered for sale. Supper will be
sold from ) to o'clock at which
baked beans, salads and pastry will
be served. The patronage of the pub
lie is solicited for both the sale and
supper.
George Holt Of Boston has been
in town for several, days visiting rel
atives. He left for his home Tues
day morning accompanied by his
aunt. Miss Mary Elizabeth Holt, who
will make her home with him for the
remainder of the winter.
Mrs. Betsey Clifford left Tuesday
morning for Melrose Highlands,
Mass. where she will pay visit TO
her cousin. Mrs. Sadie Chapman. She
will later 90 to Marion. Mass, to re-
main for several months at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Marion Winters
and family
A number Of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving F.. Hall braved the storm
and drifts Of Monday evening and
paid them a surprise visit to assist
in the proper observance Of the 10th
anniversary Of their marriage. When
it was discovered that Mr.. and Mrs
Ilewellyn Decker, who were among
the guests. had passed their 21st an
niversary Saturday. they too were in
cluded in the distribution of felicia
tons and good wishes. Gifts OF crys-
tai and opal glass were presented to
the brides by Mrs. Jennie Harmon in
behalf of the assembled friends. Mu-
sic and games We're enjoyed and re-
freshments served. .
The Grammar school basketball
team played an excellent game with
the Grammar school team Of Burn
ham last evening. The score was
1919 in favor of the Clinton bunch.
Mrs. Gertrude G. Brown has moved
her family into the rent on Church
street recently vacated by Mrs. Mel
lie Baker.
Miss Annie Pratt was business
visitor IN Waterville Tuesday.
A special meeting of the Faithful
Knitting Club was held Tuesday af-
ternoon at four o'clock at the home
Of Miss Alice Wakely. The meeting
was held in honor OF the patroness of
the club. Mrs. Alice Dodge Robertson
whose marriage recently occurred in
Portland. and who is now a guest of
her sister. Mrs. Lottie Dodge Wakely.
A program was given: quotations:
paino solo. Alice Wakely; reading,
Helen Written: solo, Eva Armstrong;
Miss Doris Goodrich. president. in be-
half OF the club presented an attrac-
tive Gift 10 Mrs. Robertson. Delicious
refreshments Of sandwiches. assorted
cakes. waters. cocoa and fudge were
served. Before the party ended all
gathered around the piano and enjoy-
ed singing favorite and popular songs.
Those present were Misses Alice
Walsely. Doris Goodrich. Carla Wey-
mouth. Eva Armstrong. Martha Holt.
Moreno Roundy. Helen. Written.
Christine Whitman, Emma Nelson
and Mrs Robertson honora ~ mem