Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-10
CLINTON

The regular meeting of Firesiae
Chapter, .. E. s., will be held 1T
Masonic hall Monday evening. :.
Mrs. r, e. Goodrich will enter
tain the members of Pine Cole
Women's Club at her home Tuea-
day afternoon. I.
The Athlete Club Of Clinton high
school will present the play. Al
ways in Trouble" in Town halt En-
day evening next, beginning at $50
o'clock. A supper will be served III
the banquet hall from to I. Tia
proceeds viii be used to purchase
athletic equipment. The patronage
of the public 10 solicited
Mics Martha A. Holt was q buAi-
ness visitor in Pittsfield. Saturday.
Richard 8. Ross returned GAtuI-
day afternoon to his home In Spring.
field, Mass, after q short visit with
bis mother, Mrs. Sarah M. Ross.
Mrs. Flora Norton left Friday for
Old Orchard to remain until Tuei-
day with Rev. and Mrs. Walter Can.
hanA She will then go TO water
town, Mass. for q visit with O sob
and his family.
Mrs. Irving E. Hall ana daughter.
Miss Ruby, of Lisbon Falls. came
Friday afternoon to make week
end. visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Kidder.
Mr.. and Mrs. william LAWYER e.
pect to leave on the Pullman, Mon
day evening. for Virginia, where
they will visit friends for q time.
They will remain in that vicinity
! for the winter.
o. w. Greene and Louvilie Whit
ten of Canaan were among the re.
cent business visitors in town. :
Mrs. Charles H. Newcomb return.
ed Friday afternoon from q visit In
Dexter with relatives.
Mrs. John Hubbard OF Baker
street was in Fairfield, Friday, to
pass the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Proctor. 80
Mrs. Scott Burns was q visitor in
Winslow. Saturday. at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Stuart.
Recent business visitors in Water
vile include Mrs. Howard K. Brown.
| Mr.. and Mrs. william York, Mrs.
II. A. Dixon, Mrs. Luther d. Estey.
Mrs. Earle Higgins, Mrs Scott
Burns. Misses Hazel Hopkins, Alice
G. Wakely, Helen WhittAn. Ruby
Maliock, Dorothy Dixon, Mrs. Ida
Abbott Albert Bailey.
Pupils Give Fine Entertainment
[ The pupils of the Town House
! school. Mrs. Viva Chamberlain,
teacher. gave fine entertainment at
the school building Esiday evening.
There was good attendance of par
erits and people of the community.
The program was as follows: In
dian selection. victrola: indian
playette, Child OF the Evening
Star: Indian War Dance. ''My
Shadow" Esther Holt, Margaret
Dixon, Avero Jones, Earle Pratt; d.
alogue. Jack Frost" Arlsen and
Earle Earle Pratt; recitation. "Gobble
grammar play. "play Upon VERDI
! my Kitty" Esther Holt; "SIeepins
Princess," In pantomime; nag drill,
school. Following the program
there was offered for sale, frank
,, furts. coffee, doughnuts. cake, pSa-
nuts and candy. The proceeds will
be used for school improvements.
The home of Mr.. and Hfrs, Albert
q. Waldron was the scene of q pleas.
ant gathering on Friday evening,
when the local post offioe force eath-
.ered IN honor OF Mr.. and MIS-. Geo.
A. Waldron. who were recently mar.
ried. and presented TO them A Ana
electric irons Mr., Waldron, clerk
ut the Main Central station. has
carried the mali for several wears
and by his courtesy and ffiendilRgas
has won the esteem OF ali Tie
evening was passed In d social man
ner and In the enjoyment Of Vie.
trola selections. Refreshments weie
served. Those present were E4.
Postmaster and Mrs. 1Ansa A, Rurns.'
POSTMASTER and Mrs. L. A. Harmon.
Mr: ana Mrs. Wilbur 4. Holt. NJ.
and Mrs. George 4. Bingham. III.
ana Mrs. Howard X. Brown afId
Mrs. annie w. Epaulding.
Portland, Me. Dec. s-rwo great