Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-22
CLINTON

There VIII be public supper at the
dining rooms OF Brown Memorial NJ. T..
church this evening from S to Z. given
by the junior boys class. THE Team
workers." and their teacher. Mra A.
d. Billings. TIE proceeds will he used
for the benefit of the Sunday school.
The patronage of the public is solicit
cd.
Pictures Of the Naterville Carnival
will be exhibited at the movie show
in Town hall Saturday evening.
Little Robert Smith is III with an
attack Of grippe at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Linwood Eastman.
Mrs. Fred Merrill Of Waterville was
in town Wednesday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Lucy Bagley.
Mrs. Charles II. Newcomb was a
business. visitor in Wate2ville Wedncs-
Gay mGihing.
Isaac Irving went Tuesday to Boston
to receive throat treatment. A few
weeks Ego he submitted to radium
treatment there with apparently bene-
fetal effects. and his many friends hope
this second trip will result in eontin-
ued Improvement.
The East Kennebcc Pomona will
meet with Clinton Grange next Tues
day, Feb. -. At the forenoon sas-
sion. the fifth degree will be con-
ferred. In the afternoon a program
of local and visiting talent will be
given, as arranged by Mrs. Vida
Hunter, lecturer At the noon hour
a dinner will be served and all who
are not otherwise directed are re-
qucsted to furnish pastry.
Pine Cone Women's Club held one
of the most interesting meetings of
the year at the home of the club
president. Mrs. Grace NJ Stratton.
Tuesday p. m. There was good
attendance of members. The presi-
dent gave an excellent report of the
recent meeting of the Maine FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs at Augusta,
and distributed the Federation year
books. The program opened with
anecdotes of Lincoln. poems. quota
tons or facts concerning him. a
paper on Kennebec county was read
by Mrs. Ida Whitman; poem. Mrs.
Ida c. Rolfe; paper. Maine in Con
sress,' Mrs. Grace Stratton: poem.
Mrs. Blanche Simonson; current
events. members. The hostess read
an interesting letter from Mrs Jen-
ME +. Stuart. who is passing very
delightful winter with friends in
Charlotte. n. e. The letter gave a
description of the Christmas cele-
bration in that city, which much re-
sembles the Fourth of July festivi-
ties in the North. Very delicious re-
freshments were served by the host
ess during the social hour following
the club program. This was post
poned meeting and the next regular
meeting will be held ON Tuesday p.
m, Feb. -.
Billings Relief Corps observed the
birthday anniversary OF Washing
ton by an appropriate program at
the regular meeting Wednesday af-
ternoon. The president, Mrs. Ethel
Robinson, presided. Mrs. Nellie Cor
don served as conductor, Mrs Lottie
ID. Wakely and Mrs. Eva Wood were
appointed committee. Mrs. Cora A.
Dodge, who has been i'll in q hospi-
tai in Massachusetts sent a letter,
expressing appreciation for the cards
and messages received by her at that
time from the members Of the corps.
Mrs. Mary Cain opened the pro-
gram by a poem George Washing
tom" The Good Old Times" Mrs.
Robinson; "The Boy, Washington"
Mrs: Josie Grant: Something Bet
tCi, 4hi l. iOl cHCc IGdSG,
Flag OF Washington" Mrs. Nellie
Tapley; "A High Resolve" Mrs. Sa-
bra Stinchfield; George Washing
ton" Mrs. Evie Rolfe;" Establishing
a Republican Court in New York"
Mrs. Nellie w. Gordon: Anecdotes
of Washington" Mrs. Annie Cotton:
Washington's Mother" sent by Mrs.
Wood, with a letter of greeting to
the members, read by Mrs. Osborne,
secretary; "Washington'a "Bed
Chamber" Mrs. .Lottie D. Wakely. A
pleasant surprise came in the form
of dainty CONNECTIONS. appropriate to
the day. served by Mrs. Nellie w.
Gordon. The children ait home and
sick members were remembered by
Mrs. Gordon in the distribution. The
ladies' extended a vote of thanks to
her for her kindness. The Ameri-
can's creed and America" closed the
afternoons program.