Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-26
H|NCKLEY

A special meeting Of the Kennebec-
side club was held at RyerSon hall
Friday afternoon for the purpose Of
making plans for "Guest night" the
president, Mrs. Ira II. Elliott, presid-
ing. On account of SO much sickness
it was decided to change arrange
ments somewhat and instead of Civ
ing the usual banquet and social, q
speaker will be provided and the pub
lie invited to attend.
Washington's Birthday at School
Appropriate exercises wehe held at
the Hinckley school house, Feb. 22nd,
consisting of the following: Song,
America, by the school: prayer. by
Miss Dinsmore; response to roll call
by the pupils; poem, by the teacher
Mrs. Frances Hall; compositions on
the Life of Washington" were pres
ented by the following pupils: Louise
Kicker, Mary Palmer, Ada Bessey.
Delma Bessey; Florence Hicks. Ber-
tina Hall. Aileen Hicks, Edgar Bruce,
mic Hicks and Alvin Goodridge; ex-
crcise, washington" by twelve
girls; song, mt. Vernon Bells" Ada
Bessey, Louise Kicker, Mary Palmer
and Delma Bessey; exercise. five
boys; remarks. George T. Tibbetts;
"Song of the Flag" by school. WASH
ineton's picture was decorated by the
flag and the entertainment was en-
joycd by the parents and friends
who attended.
A post card shower was given Fay
Croker by his friends on both sides
of the river Saturday, expressing
congratulations on his progress to-
wards recovery.
Several from this place attended
the funeral service of Olin A. Bridges
Thursday afternoon held at I4awry's
undertaking rooms in Fairfield, the
services being in charge of the ODD
Fellows.
Miss Doris Keyes, Lawrence high
school 1923, has been the guest or
Miss Grace Kennedy.
SociabiIty Club
! The Sociability club held social
| at the hall Thursday evening in hon
| or of the birthday anniversaries OF
three of the members, which occur
during the month, Mrs. Annie Holt,
Mrs. Ina Emery and Mrs. Pearl
Webb. A delicious supper was held
| and a pretty gift presented to each
one. A pleasing program consisting
/ of charades and music was given
| followed by card playing and gen.
eral good time.
| IF weather conditions are favorable
the drama, "The Ten Virgins Will
be given in Prescott hall Sunday eve
ming.
Bill Brown and Bill Shaw Of Wat
cryille. also Ray Mitchell of Fairfield
accompanied by Supervisor w. j..
| Hincklev and ]. w, Tuttle, comprised
i the supper party 1t Camp Take
Five" Wednesday evening. Some OF
the men remained at camp over
night. Mr.. futile has made himself
| famous for making cream of tarter
biscuits.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Macomber en-
tertained the Good Will Sunday
school teachers at supper Thursday
! The evening was passed in talking
over the Sunday school work. MT
Macombcr is superintendent OF the
! Sunday school and Mrs. Macomber
is Superintendent of the Home de-
partment.
Mr.. Galletta Of Bangor was al
! Crarcin Brook Farm "Wednesday. IN
! tcrested in the sale Of fertilizer
NIr. and -Irs. Otto Miller were ir
Watervillo Thursday to take then
little son, Philip. to a specialist &c
| tSeat an abscess in the ear.
Earle Burrill of Canaan was n
town FRIDAY. hauling hay for ID. r.
Cain. A little son was born to Mr
and Mrs Burrill Tuesday, FEB. -o1h
Earle Jr. cat
urday.