Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-20
CLINTON

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in regular session in Masonic hall
Monday evening.
Mrs. Robert Brace entered Elm
City hospital Thursday evening,
where she at once submitted to a
surgical operation for the relief of
appendicitis.
f. E. Whitman was a business
visitor in Pittsfield Friday.
Mrs. Ethel Meloon of Portland
came Friday afternoon to pay visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wood Of Oliver street.
DR.. c. H. Newcomb was a pro-
fessional visitor in Waterville
Thursday evening and an overnight
guest at the Elmwood.
Among the Clinton people in
Waterville Friday were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Ward. Mrs. Har-
riette Chamberlain. Miss Bernice
Chamberlain, Mrs. r. E. Moore, j. c.
Grant, Z. S. Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Besse and Mrs.
Bliss Watts returned on the after
noon train from a trip to Boston.
The following local teachers were
in Pittsfield Friday to attend the
Eastern Somerset County Teachers
Convention: Principal Fred H.
Moulton. Misses Evangelne Mailhot
and Florence l.. Cain of the high
school; Misses Maude Heron, NJ.
Hazel Hopkins. Athena Gray and
1Iunice Bowers of the grades and
Mrs. Eira Chamberlain of the Town
House school and Mrs. Eulah Pea
vey of Morrison's Corner school.
The officers of the Sebasticook
r oIs
Thursday evening by c. L. Stuart,
installing officer. assisted by L. A.
Harmon. grand marshall. and Rev.
l.. w. Brooks. grand chaplain. The
officers are Ross S. Holt. master; G.
p. Billings. senior warden; Omar
c. Gerald, Junior warden; Perley L..
Cotton, secretary; +. L. Besse,
treasurer; A. d. Billings. senior dea-
con: J. G. Grant. junior deacon; Earl
5. Higgins, senior steward; L. A.
Harmon. Wilbur Holt. chaplain. Re-
freshments were served.
The following standing committee
for Laurel Rebekah lodge were ap-
pointed Thursday evening by Mrs.
Elizabeth Wiley. NOBLE grand, and
Mrs. Edith Walker, vice grand:
Finance committee. Fred Walker,
Walter Wiley. Mrs. Martha Adams;
investigating committee. H. A.
Chamberlain. Annie Cotton and
Josie Grant; visiting committee. Mrs
Edith Walker, Mrs. Stella Winn.
Mrs. Susie McNelly. Mrs. Elizabeth
Newcomb, Mrs. Blanche Simonson,
Mrs. Mabel Wiley. Mrs. Viva Cham
bcrlain. rs. Cloe HoXie.
The Ladies' Aid of Brown Memoir
ial church held business meeting,
followed by a social at the home of
Mrs. w. +. Knight Thursday after
noon. Mrs. LOttie d. Wakely, presi-
dent for JAN, was in charges. Mrs.
Carolyn Cole and Mrs. Martha J..
Adams will serve as presidents dur
ing February. They will serve a
public supper Thursday. Feb. j.. and
on Feb. %. will arrange for Wash
ington social. when an entertainment
will be given and refreshments on
sale. a gift of IS was received from
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cain to be APP
piled to the furnace fund. The
society voted to serve public din
ner in the town banquet hall on
Monday, March 5. the date of the
annual town meeting. Mrs. Gertrude
Gerald. president for March, will be
in charge. The roll call of members
10
Evelyn Greedy. who was unable to
attend, sent a cordial letter of greet
ing and good wishes. The following
numbers made a very pleasing en-
tertainment: Poem "Bobby's Trou-
BILE" Mrs. Knight; "a Change of
Pastors" Mrs. Emily Hall: Eight
O'clock" Mrs. Ethel p. Robinson;
-Four of a Smile" Mrs. Eva Wood;
Didn't Need Church Paper" Mrs
Martha j. Adams: eff 1 Knew"
Gertrude Gerald; "A Sweet Voice."
Mrs. Florence Pease: 1.-THE Song of
the Wind" Mrs. Lotte d. Wawely;
"Joy Bells" Mrs. Jennie E. Wheeler:
"a Woman's Jewels" Mrs. Nellie
Cain. During the social hour a var
iety of sandwiches, cakes. cookies
and coffee were served and a silver
offering was received for the work
of the Aid. The members were glad
to welcome the rturn of Mrs. Flor
ence Pease. who has been absent in
Massachusetts for the past few
! months.