Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-25
CLINTON

Mrs. Flora Goodrich was a BUSH
ness caller in Waterville Saturday
afternoon.
j. Maurice Lane and family made
a week end auto trip to Pennington
to be guests of Mr.. Lanes mother.
Misses Doris Goodrich and Chris
tine Fl. Whitman were in Waterville
Saturday in the interests of the
graduating class of Clinton Grammar
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tapley and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Rolfe were
guests of friends in Pittsfield Sun
day.
Miss Frances Kidder, a teacher in
Maine Central Institute. was a Wis
ltor Saturday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard K. Brown.
A collection for Chinese relief
which amounted to s1s was taken at
the Baptist Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Stinchfield
left Saturday morning for Boston.
where they will attend the graduation
ceremonies of the Suffolk Co. Law
School. of which Albert Billings, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Billings
of this town is a member.
Misses Cora. Grace and Eva
Bradley were in town Sunday, guests
OF their parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. f.
Bradley.
Albert Ros, and son, Hale. and
daughters. Miss Hester and Mrs.
Vesta Varney. were visitors Sunday
at the home Of his niece, Mrs.
Joseph Grant.
The many friends of Rev. Herbert
F. Milliean Of Machias, a former pas
tor of Brown Memorial Methodist
Episcopal church of this town will
regret the serious and painful acct
dent which befell his young daughter
on Thursday last While PLAYING
with some other children, she ran
against clothes line which threw
her back. striking her head on the
concrete walk with such force that it
rendered her unconscious. The case
Is reported to be very serious one,
though on Saturday the symptoms
seemed somewhat more hopeful.
The board Of selectmen has ap-
pointed Deputy Sheriff Carroll w
Robinson to the office of fire warden
The law requires that this officer
shall examine the premises of every
property owner and cause to be
cleaned up and destroyed all rubbish
or anything that can be considered
fire menace. This law is to be
strictly enforced in Clinton it is
stated.
At most delightful announcement
party given Friday evening at the
home of a friend in Waterville. the
engagement of Hazel Winnifred Peck
OF Winthrop and Daniel Ray Holt of
this town was made known. Mr.
Holt is a popular and highly respect
ed young man, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Holt. Miss Peck is a
most attractive and talented young
lady who has made many friends
during the brief visits she has paid
in town. Her ability as a musician
has been delightfully."- demonstrated
on the occasions when she has APP
peared at various musical affairs
here. Their many friends extend
sincere congratulations and hearty
good wishes Both Miss Peck and |
Mr.. Holt are members of the gradu- |
ating class Of Colby college.
Miss Florence Linda Cain, English
teacher Clinton High school, enter ,
tanned in a most delightful manner
on Friday evening the Freshmen and
classes. The hours were
passed with music, stunts and |
games Of various kinds with refresh
ments Of ice cream. cake and saltines.
Besides the members of the classes
the party included J. Maurice Lane, |
principal. and Miss EvaneeIine |
Mailhot Of the commercial depart |
ment.
The Wesleyan Literary Cub held a