Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-15
CLINTON

| Miss Doris Dickey. Colby '23. went
Saturday to New Hampshire State
college as a delegate from Chi One
ga Sorority.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes Pickett of
| Skowhegan were in town recently
calling on friends.
F. Z. Whitman and F. H. Wakely
we're in Cambridge Saturday in the
interest Of the Whitman Refrigera-
tor factory.
Chas. Leavitt, teacher of the Hill
road school, was in Watervile Sat
urday attending the Intercollegiate
| track meet at Colby.
| Miss Bessie Bailey of Gardiner
was a weekend visitor of her cousin,
Mrs John f. Stinchfield.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Goodrich and
son, Roy were in Waterville Satur-
day, attending to business matters,
going on to Oakland where they were
guests until evening of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Cummings.
| Miss Mabel Larrabee Of Pittsfield
was a weekend visitor of friends in
town.
Miss Hazel Hopkins went to Lew
| iston Friday evening to pass few
| days with her sister.
Richard S. Ross of Springfield.
Mass, was visitor in town Saturday
returning from q fishing trip near
Fort Kent. He left Sunday morning
from his home accompanied by his
| mother, Mrs. Sarah M. Ross. who
will visit her sons and daughters in
that city for q few weeks.
George Estes was business visitor
in Waterville Saturday for the day.
Miss Lucille Paul was in Bangor
over the Weekend, the guest of her
brother, Lewis Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs Irving f. Hall and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Kidder were in
Waterville Friday evening to well
| come DR.. and Mrs. L. H. Kidder and
Mrs. Pettigrew who on that day ar
| rived home from Florida.
The members of the Glass in the
Corner of the Baptist Sunday school
met Saturday afternoon at the home
of Barbara Keene where they made
very pretty pink and white May
basket which they filled with fruit
and candy This gift they presented
to Rev. and Mrs. Elmer E. Longley,
their pastor. The girls included Har-
riet Chamberlain, Lenora Galusha,
Phyllis Whitman, Evelyn McNelly,
the hostess and teacher.
The jolly Juniors were pleasantly
entertained Saturday afternoon by
their teacher, Mrs. Longley. A short
program was given and matters con-
/ corning the interests of the class
were discussed. Ice cream was
/ served by the hostess.
Among the visitors in Waterville
Saturday were, Miss Alice Wakely,
Mrs. Wilbur Holt, Miss Martha Holt,
Mrs. Dorothy Gerald Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Harmon. Mrs. Bertha Grant,
Mrs. I. p. Written and Miss Helen
Written, George Tapley.
Town House School Entertainment
The entertainment given by the pu-
pills Of Town House school was very
successful in every way. The first
part of the program was the play
Akin Her Fadder," by colored char
acters. The parts were taken by John
Roderick, Lenora Galusha, Ethelyn
Lord, Lawrence Chamberlain and Dor
athy Chamberlain. The parts were very
we'll taken and the audience was much
pleased with the efforts of the young
people. The second part consisted of
the regulation minstrel performance,
the main feature of which was the
coon christening" A selection by the
Dixie Band" was the closing number.
The instruments upon which the play
ers performed were unique, being en-
trely home products. Ice cream, {. xe
and homemade candies were on sale
during the social. The house s filed
to its capacity with the neighborhood
people and the several auto parties
from the village and elsewhere. The
school was artistically decorated witt
festoons and masses of cherry bios
SONS. The proceeds of the evening
was some over $40, which will be used
t. purchase school improvements. Mrs.
Chamberlain, teacher. and the pupils
received many compliments for the
fine performance and thanks for the
enjoyable evening provided for the
people of the community
w. w. D. r. Class Entertains
Mothers