Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-17
CLINTON

Miss Elem Merrill was week end
visitor in town.
Mrs. Mary Weymouth returned
Saturday afternoon from Kineo,
where she has been the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Julian Estes.
Mrs. Harry Hall and daughter,
Miss Madeline, were over Sunday
guests of her father. Abbott Kendall
of Pleasant Pl.
Mrs. Eliza. Cole of Winslow is at
the home of Mrs. Emma Thurston.
Mrs Ira A. Witham was in Wat
erville Saturday for the day.
John L. Stinchfield, John Hubbard,
Samuel w. Fuller and Alfred Holt
were at their homes in town over
Sunday.
Since the announcement of the en-
tertainers who will appear in Town
hall this evening at the benefit to be
given for Vinal Young, the blind boy,
several other young people have been
secured to assist in the program. Be
sides supporting a most worthy pur-
pose, all who attend are assured of
high class entertainment.
Tuesday next, Clinton Farm Bu-
rcau viii hold demonstration of
pruning and grating apple trees al
the True homestead, the residence Of
Aubrey Moorcs. 1t is expected that
Clarence A. Day, county den1onstra-
ton agent, will be present. If he is
unable to attend another demorstra-
tor will be sent. a basket lunch will
be served at noon. All interested,
whether members of the Farm Blu
roau or not are invited 20 he present.
The entertainment given by the
Grammar school Friday evcring was
witnessed by a good sized audience.
The 2-act comedy, The Laughing
Cure" was presented in a manner
that would do credit to a much older
set of actors. The story Of the i'm
agnary invalid as acted by Miss
Kathryn Hutchinson. who in spite of
the efforts of a melancholy neighbor.
Miss Thelma Bailey, and the inter-
ference Of the family physician.
Roger Nitham, allo we'd herself to
take the laughing cure as prescribed
by the new doctor Edgar Spiller.
was very amusing. The anxious
IiuStbiliS w IL Itil N1tl dIu DIS NtIl- dS
the other members of the family,
Charles Crockett, C2rla Weymouth,
the pretty stenographer, Frieda Dix
on, and the Irish maid, Eta Simon
son, We're each very natural in the
part taken. The fall Of the curtain
left the audience as we'll as the act
ors in a very cheerful state of mind
rs q result of the Laughing Cure"
Between the acts a vocal duet by
Miss Alice Wakcly and Ninal Young
was given, also reading by Miss
Tholma and piano duct by Ruby
Hall and Dorothy McNclly. The
proceeds of the tickets and candy
sale nottod the sum Of S37.17 for the
class treasury.
The w. W. D. r. class of Brown
Memorial NJ. +. Sunday school was
entertained by Miss Alice Wakcly,
member of the class, Saturday after
noon. Tho officers were elected as
follows: President, Carla Weymouth.
vice president, Ruby Hall; secretary,
Hilda Nelson; treasurer. Dorothy
Wakcly: program committee, Mar
Garct Adams, Dorothy McNelly,
ThClma Bailey: social committee,
Alice Wakely, Mildred Gilman. A
pleasing program was given: Piano
duet, Dorothy McNclly. Ruby Hall;
poem. IIilda Nelson; reading. Carla
Weymouth; piano solo. Ruby Hall;
poem. Margaret Adams: reading,
Dorothy Wakcly; poem, Alice Wake
ly; reading, Ruby Hall; piano duct,
Alice M
made candies and nuts were served
and games enjoyed. The class will
entertain the mothers at the next
meeting. May 49, A program for
Mothers Day will be given.