Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-10
CLINTON
Oakland Wins Over Clinton

OakIano wins over Clinton
The Oakland High School basket
ball team came tc town Friday eve
ming to play the local high school,
1t was fast game and at the end
of the time the score was a tie and
time was extended minutes giving
Clinton the win by score of 1925
The lineup and points were:
OAKLAND CLINTON
Bragg. RI 9............3 IF. Witham
smith. IL 4.............. II HUt
Stinford ..........11 r. Witham
bowman, re- 0.............0 rg Kent
| Pierce. lg ...........S Is Adams
Sawtelle 2 Bracket
| Referee Hovey. Timer VIM
There was a large crowd of en-
thusiastic spectators who cheered
Justify. The score ran close and in
terest held strong from start to An
ish.
! A sermon in observance of the
birthday anniversary Of Abraham
Lincoln will be delivered by Rev. F..
f. Longley at the baptist church on
/ Sunday morning. At thet evening
there will be a special song service.
/ The regular meeting Of Fireside
Chapter. Q. f. s. will be held at Ma
sonic hall Monday evening. A full
attendance of members is desired to
greet the new officers who assume
their duties at this meeting.
| The medal which was presented to
Roger A. Stinchfield on Thursday
. evening is of sterling silver having
/ on its face figure of Victory hold
ing forth laurel wreath, also a seal
of the American Legion in enamel.
the whole encircled by the words
American Legion Essay Contest"
In hn ic
Stinchfield 1922" This medal is sus-
! pended by ribbon in the legion col
ors, and is Cncascd in q beautiful
satin lined leather acse.
F! Mrs. E,ben s. Gordon has returned
! from a visit in Augusta.
! Representative Clyde a. Newcomb
! of Carmel came up from Augusta
! Thursday to pay visit to his broth
! er. Dr. Chas. II. Newcomb, leaving
! Friday p. NJ, for week end trip to
/ his home.
! Arthur W; Richardson has return
/ ed from Auburn where he was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Harold
Wiley and family.
| Henry league of the Waterville
Sentinel reportorial staff was a bust
ness visitor in town Thursday.
| Miss Airline Besse was a recent
guest Of her brother Floyd r. Besse
and Mrs. BesSe. enroute from Uni
versity of Maine to the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Besse
of Albion.
Laforcst McAllister Of Burnham
was a visitor in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mari return
ed Friday from Portland where Mr..
Mari has been for medical treat
ment.
Dr. Arthur A. Shaw was a business
visitor in Burnham Friday.
Jesse Goodrich went to Augusta
Thursday where he entered the Au-
gusta General Hospital for eXamina-
ton and treatment. He was accom-
panied by his brother, Clark Good
rich.
Mrs. Alvin Boothby has completed
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Dixon and re-
turned to her home on the North
Clinton Road.
Mrs. Helena Brown has gone to
Madison where she will be the teach
er of English in the Madison High
school.
Mrs. ida Eastman is confined to
her home by illness.
Charles Leavitl a former teacher at
tho Hill Road school has been in
town for a few days calling on
friends ana dtteHuIH6 " HottSiS -
business.
MIR. and Mrs. Omar Gerald were
in Waterville Friday. to call upon
Mrs. Harold Gerald who is patient
at the Sisters Hospital.
Willis +. Knight and L. A. Monk
we're in Auburn Thursday where
they attended the annual meeting OF
the Turner Centre Creamery Asso-
citation.
were guests Friday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Iinwood Eastman.
| Mrs. f. E. Longlcy. Mrs. l. 5.
StricklandS MRS. Flora Norton, Mrs.
FLOYD r. Besse snd Miss Airline Besse
were among the shoppers IN water
Vile Friday.
Mrs. Henry Wood who injured her
arm by a fall on Wednesday is IN
more comfortable condition at this
time.
A neighborhood serving bee was
held at the home Of Mrs. Marion
BAILEY Friday afternoon for the
benefit of little Herbert Eugene
Dodge who will soon be taken TO
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