Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-21
CLINTON

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| DR.. C. H. Newcomb was in Dexter
Sunday. the guest of relatives
| Miss Evangeline Mailhot left Satur-
day for her home in Somersworth, n.
! H, for the summer vacation.
| Charles w. Spaulding of Madison
| passed Sunday at his home in town.
! Leonidas H. Pratt is reported to be
critically Ill at his home on the Mutton
Lane road
! Mr.. and Mrs. Howard X. Brown are
enjoying a new runabout.
| Mrs. Albert Cain was business Wis
! itor IN Waterville Monday.
Mrs. Everett G. Holt and daughter
Betty of Washington. .. c.. arrived
! Monday afternoon to pass the sum-
mer at the home of Hon. and Mrs.
Arthur Holt and with other relatives
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Owen of Oak
Grove were called u, town Monday by
the serious illness of Mrs. owens
father. l.. H. Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey, baby
daughter and son Nelson, and Mr.. Bal
iley's father. Eben Bailey of China,
were guests Sunday at the home OF
Rev. and Mrs. E. e. Longley.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Thompson and
son and Mr. and Mrs. Varney of Chel-
sea were callers Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. Cain.
Mrs. Hattie McBeth of Fairfield was
a visitor at the home of Mrs. z. A.
Hobbs last week.
Harold Pierce. former principal of
Clinton High school. was calling on
friends in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss T. Watts return
ed Monday afternoon from trip to
Boston.
These are the names of pupils Of
the first and second grades. M. Lii
liam Hopkins. teacher. who were not
absent or tardy during the spring
term: Kenneth Nelson. Arnold Spin
, ney, Mildred Spinney. Hilton Spin
ney. Agnes Gilman, Mary Stewart,
George Kicker. Martha Wheeler, Col
by Robinson Aubrey Roode.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Savage and Mrs.
Frances White, both of Bangor, were
guests Saturday of Mrs. Ida c. Rolfe,
Past Dept. Pres. on their return from
tending the State convention of the
Woman's Relief Corps.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Ward and
son Maxwell went to Bowdoinham
| Sunday, to visit Mrs. Wards parents,
. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Denham and 9TH
er relatives. Before their return they
, will pay brief visit to Mr.. and Mrs
. John T. Ward at South Harpswell
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Whittier of On
tario, Cal. arrived Monday after
noon to be guests at the home of Hon
) and Mrs. Frank l.. Besse. Mr.. Whit
! tier is Mrs. Besse's uncle and has
lived in California many years. Be-
fore their return they will visit rel
atives n ALBION and other places in
Maine. remaining East several
months.
If any one in town has recalled the
names of former residents since the
information blanks were collected by
the intelligence committee for Old
Home week, they are requestd to
writ or telephone such names to the
secretary, Miss Sarah Z. Richardson
The executive committee is very
anxious that every former resident
shall receive an invitation and to
this end earnestly requests the coop
Grafton Of all.
If present plans materialize, the
class of 1921. Clinton High school,
will have just cause to be proud of
the high percentage of it's members
who will continue theireducation in
higher institutions of learning Car
roll keene and Kenneth Shaw will
enter Colby; Miss Hazeltine Watts
Pennington Norma! school; Stanley
Wells, Baypath Institute. Springfield
Mass. and Clifton McNelly and Final
Galushea will go to some business
school not yet decided upon. Miss
Alverna Stuart will teach and already
has very fine position in view.
meeting of the finance committee
for Old Home Week was held Saturday
evening in the town Office to consider
ways and means of successfully f.
nancing the many attractions in pros
pect FOR the town during the second
week in August. Several excellent
plans were considered and the spirit
ipf harmony and cooperation prevailed
Ihe membership of the finance COM
mittee has been increased by The addi-
ton of Isaac Keene Elmer Decker
Edgar Hunter. Ralph Gerald. Linwood
Eastman, Mrs. Marshal Clifford, Mrs
Asa Pratt, Mrs. Lottie Wakely, Mrs
Stella d. Winn. Others will be added
later The secretary recently receiv-
cd letter from NJ. J. Hartman of
. Wisconsin aged IS years. who left
Clinton 81 years ago, expressing re-
greet that 1t was not possible for him
and his wife to be in Clinton curing
Old Home Week and extending his best
wishes for successful event. He
also enclosed donation to help de-
Trap the expenses. A meeting of the
executive committee. the finance COM
mittee of the Old Home Week Assoc
citation will be held Tuesday evening
in the town office.
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