Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-08
CLINTON

Arthur Biaisdel of Portland ar
rived "Wednesday to be the guest OF
Nj and Mrs, A. j Hunter and other
friends and relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Bean OF Port
land have arrived in town for two
months stay. guests of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin r Bean. They
will pass most of that time at Bitt-
more cottage or the Sebasticook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Ward, Nj.
and Mrs. Z. +. StrattonA Seth V.
Stlntton and Mr., and Mrs. Linwood
Eastman We're on an auto trip to
Bowdoinnam recently. where they
We're entertained by Mrs. Ward $ pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Denham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph q. Bean of
Wakefield, Mass. came Thursday to
remain for a time at their home on
Railroad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hayes of Farm
ington arrived Wednesday afternoon
to remain for d week or more at their
cottage WigWam on the SebaSticook
and 10 be guests OF Mrs. Hayes faith
CT. Alton Richardson and other rela-
were for long time residents of this
town and their friends are glad to
welcome them on their annual Vaca-
ton trips here.
a large number of shoppers took
advantage of the Dollar Day offer
ings at Waterville, Thursday. Among
them were Mrs. A. A. Shaw and Miss
: Winnifred, Mrs. George A. Bingham,
Mrs. +. F. Stratton Mrs. r. g. Sher-
man. Mrs. a. W kimball, Miss Alice
Johnson and Miss Arlene Johnson
Mrs. r. B. Moore. Mrs. William Tap
ley, Mrs. LIMA Burns, Mrs Arthur
Adams and Miss Margaret. Mrs Alice
Marcia. Mrs. G. II. Newcomb Mrs
Ella Flood, Mrs. Alice Stinson. Mrs
George P. Billings, and Miss Helen,
Mrs. Nora Mason. Miss Theodore
knisley, Mrs. William Taplcy and
Miss Minnie Stinson
A very enjoyable meeting of the
Ladies' Aid of Brown Memorial
Methodist Episcopal church was held
at the church parlors Thursday after
noon Mrs. Gertrude Gerald, Presi-
dent for July conducted the business
in very gracious manner. A com
mittee to confer with the other
church in regard to serving meals
during Old Home week was appoint
ed to consist OF Mrs Jennie Harmon,
Mrs. Mae Hodgdon, Mrs Iottie
Wageley. Mrs. Gertrude Richardson;
, to have care of cleaning church, Rev.
E. j. Weber. Jerome Weymouth,
! Mrs. w. +. Knight, Mrs. Emily Hall.
The members reported having made
20 calls since the last meeting. Sand
wiches assorted cakes, cookies,
tarts, doughnuts and iced tea were
served.
The children were guests of honor
at Grange hall Wednesday evening
when they were given their annual
entertainment by the members Of
that order. Miss Gretta True. Mrs
Nina Gibson and Mrs. Annie Clement
formed the very efficient committee
having the affair in charge The hall
was attractivelY decorated. the stage
being particularly pleasing with its
BACKGROUND of evergreen dotted with
daisies. Bouquets Of wild flowers
Thee hildren presented a very good
program opening with America" and
n piano solo by Alice Wakeley; reel
! tation. Bernice Chamberlain; solo
Eva Armstrong: recitation. John
Roderick;; recitation. Pearl Tapley:
piano solo, Doris Wells: recitation
Evelyn Decker; recitation, Russell
Jones; piano solo, George Tapley;
solo, Alice Wakeley: dialogue
Ethelyn and Herbert Gibson; recita
ton Eta Simonson; recitation
Frances Chamberlain: recitation
! Lloyd Jones; recitation, Marguerite
/ Weber; piano solo. Marion simon
son; benediction. Rev. F.. J. Weber
At the close of Their ogram the
children lined up and led the guests
and members to the banquet hall be
low, where all were served ice cream
assorted cake and fancy cookies. Re
turning to the main hall the party
had a very enjoyable series OF games
1t was most enjoyable evening fot
! old and young.