Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24
CLINTON

y. The fall schedule or trains goes in
to effect Sunday. The cast bound
passenger trains leave the local sta
ton at 8: ~. 1921 \. NJ. and 4:Q3 and
S:4l =. N. on week days The west
bound. SIT, a. NJ 2.29, 5:iS and ?:4s
=. NJ ON Sundays going east, 10: 81
a. NJ. 4:223 II. NJ. Going west, s: 50 A.
NJ, 80 and GAS i. NJ.
The field day of the rhilathca Clas-
ses of this vicinity which was to
have been held today and tomorrow
al the cottage OF Mrs. Drummond al
North Belgrade, has been postponed
without date, This action has been
taken because the trains. ~ which
the guests would arrive and depart
on Sunday have been cancelled on
that line OF railroad.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Wiley and
son, Arthur Melvin. of Bath, arrived
yesterday for a visit at the home OF
Mrs. Willey's parents MI. ana Mrs.
Arthur Richardson.
Airs. Charles G. Hayes of Farming
ton is in town visiting relatives and
at her cottage The WiGwam. for Il
few days
Mrs. Albert Billings Of Water>ilie
is & guest at the home Of MI and
Mrs. George II. Billings. while her
husband is on business trip TO
Boston.
: Mr. and Mrs. j. O Fish and dauch-
ter. Mrs. Ethel Brann and children
Of China were callers Thursday at
the home of Rev and Mrs. Elmer f.
longley and at Mrs Margaret Ah-
bolts ON their return they were
accompanied by Mrs Abbott who Will
visit for time at the home of Mr.,
Fish. who is her nephew.
The first meeting Of the improve
rment League Of the Grammar school
was held yesterday afternoon. II was
business meeting. The officers Tor
the present school term were elected
They are: President. Thclms A.
Bailey: vice president Wallace With
am. secretary. Warren Gerald; treas
urcr, Carla Weymouth: editor, Edgar
Spiller Entertainments committee,
Ruby Hall Earl sherman, Helen l..
Moore. Charles Crockett, Jr. The
meetings are held every alternate
Friday afternoon. All who are in
terested arc welcome to attend.
The Athletic Association Of the
High school held n business meeting
Friday afternoon. Officers were elect
ed as follows, Pres. Georgia Billings:
vice president. Doris Kennedy; sec
rotary Olga Bailey; treasurer Geo.
Tapley. Plans We're made 10 promote
the sale Of tickets for the Lyceum
course which will be given under The
auspices Of the Athletic Association
tih season The school was divided
into two teams. under the captains
from each class Miss Doris Ken
nedy, senior: Miss Ruby Gibson jun
ior. Miss Wilma Miller, sophomore /;
Dean Weber. freshman. The team
disposing Of the largest number Of
tickets viii lbe entertained in some
interesting way ny the others. The
sale Of tickets will be gin soon. Tween
ty-fiVe per cent. Of the receipts Of
the Athletic Association is set aside
as library fund and is used by buy
books for the school library, the bal
ance is used for athletic equipment
as the need may arise The pupils
are hoping for a substantial sum for
the treasury of The society from the
proceeds of their course Of enter
tainments.
Pine Cone Women's Club will
meet at the home Of Mrs Mabel
Osborne Tuesday T. NJ The fol
lowing program will be given: Roll
call, What Can ! boz to Improve
Our Schools?"; paper The Modern
, Young Woman Mrs Stratton:
poem. Mrs. Stinchfeld; paper, PRO =
gress of the Cnlored Race" Mrs.
Whitman; discussion. What Effect
/ Did Ambassador Harvey's Speech
Have in the L. So; question box
A social will follow the program.
when the hostess will serve re-
freshments aud a Silver collection
, will be taken for club purposes
The pupils Of the High school
with graduates and invited friends.
I held peanut bat on the shore OF
the river at BIaisdell's Point last
evening. The party was chaperoned