Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-27
CLIN

The degree staff of Clinton Grange
P. of H.. will hold a rehearsal of the
third and fourth degrees on Monday
evening in Grange hall.
Pine Cone Women's Club will hold
its August meeting Tuesday after
noon ct the home of Miss Dora n
Kinslcy.
Mrs. Herbert j. Brown of Port
land, of Brown Memorial Library,
has announced that she will send to
town VerT soon, Mrs. Barney, the
kindergarten teacher employed by
the Brown Company, for weeks
work among the children of Clin. on.
Mrs. Barney has been in the employ
of this concern for 20 years and is
but recently returned from a special
course at Columbia University. The
| children will meet at the library for
| the games and instruction and every
/ child in town is urged to be present
and take advantage of this very un-
usual opportunity. The exact date
! of Mrs. Darney's arrival is not yet
announced, but it will be in the near
! future.
Friends Of MICS Eunice Bowers.
who taught the first and second
grades at tho village building last
year, will DO interested to learn that
she has accepted a departmental po-
sition in New York state, where she
will teach history and English in
/ grades three and four.
! Mic1cs Georgia and Helen Dcnham
| of Eowdoinham are the guests of
Mr.. and 1Irs. Thomas II. Ward.
! Mrs. w. II. Kidder and her guests,
Mrs. ID. T.. Hall and Miss Ruby of
! Lisbon Falls, have been in Water
willie to visit DR.. and Mrs. Z. II. Kid
| der.
Maxwell Ward has returned from
! Bowdo;nhan, where he has been
I passing the summer with his grand
! parents, MI. and Mrs. Edwin Den
ham.
| Mrs. Ella Flood and Miss Mary
| Pratt were among the Saturday Wis
itors in Naterville.
| Mrs. Fred Merrill and son of Wa
terviilc visited relatives in Clinton
! Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Burns rnotored
! to Portland Saturday to visit his
mother. Mrs. Emily Thurston, aad
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger F. Stinchflcld
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Ward
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Rothens
! Douglas and children Earle and
Dorothy of Bowdoinham, at Camp
, Restawhile Friday. The three ladies
were at one time schoolmatcs.
j Charles l-evanscller of Waldo was
q visitor Friday at the home OF Mr..
and Errs. w. l. Cain.
Mrs. John E. Pierce and Ray Nor
man have returned from a visit with
relatives in Sclden. Maine.
! Local friends of Erwin T. Trasl;
arc receiving invitations to his we'd
ding, which will occur on Wednes-
day in Portland church. The
brideto-be Is Miss GLADYS Logan OF
that city. Mr.. Trask is a Bates man
and many Of the wedding party will
be college friends.
| Stanley z. Rowland of this tewp
is one of the three Maine boys of the
18th Company who have qualified as
sharpshooters in the record-flrins
held on the Shirley range at Camr
| Devens, and he will be one of the
rifle team which goes to Camp Perry,
Ohio. for the month of September
His many friends extend hearty con.
gratulations.
| Mrs. Ida c. Polfe and Mrs. Nellie
p. Tapley passed the week end nj
| Etna Camp Ground. Mr.. Rolfe and
Mr.. 'Tapley were Sunday visitor
| there.
M and Mrs. Cecil Priest and
daughters, Virginia Roberta, Cecilia
and Eleanor. return Monday to
portland after being visitors Of Mrs