Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-13
CLINTON
Chas. A, Channinu


Friends of Charles A. Charming.
former resident OF Clinton VIII learn
with regret of his death which oc-
Cured at his home in Hartford.
Conn, Saturday at 1880 =. NJ, after
an illness of five days following
stroke of apoplcxy. He is survived
by a widow, Mrs. Lizzie (Hunter)
Charming Funeral services were
conducted Monday aftcrnoon'in Hart
ford. The remains will be placed in
a vault in that city and be brought
| to Maine for burial in the spring.
| The Elcazer Parker Chapter D. A.
! r.. will hold the February meeting
! on Wednesday at the home OF Miss
Vesta Written in Fairfield. The To-
cal members will leave on the 8:27
\. NJ. train ,
! The regular monthly meeting or
the Mabel u. Judllins Philathca Class
will be held Wednesday evening at
the Baptist parsonage, Mrs. Longley
and Mrs. Strickland, hostesses. "A
meeting of unusual interest is an
ticipated and a full attendance OF
members is desired.
The pupils of the 18th and sth
grades, Miss Nude Heron. teacher,
will hold an entertainment and So
cial in kecne's hall Wednesday even
ing. A short farce, Bread. Butter
and Romance" wi; be presented with
the following characters: "Mazie" a
young girl of romantic ideas, Mar
garet Adams; Maggie" a servant
With a warm Irish heart, Dorothy
Dixon; "Hagar," a Gypsy fortune
teller, Harriet Goodrich: Manuel
Hasar's husband. Maxwell Ward.
Home made candies will be on sale
and a valentine social enjoyed. a
small admission will be charged. The
proceeds will be placed in the grad
uating fund Of the eighth grade. Inc
public is invited to attend.
Rev. Elmer f. LonGlcy was IN
Durham Sunday to ofhclate at inc
funeral services of the late Fred
rrnper held 1t the home of Fred Nc
.Allistcr.
Clark Goodrich was in Augusta
Sunday. he was accompanied home
Iby Jesse Goodrich who entered the
Augusta General. Hospital last Ihufs-
day for examination.
Mrs. Nettie Jones is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Herbert Grant.
Mrs. Earle Bracket and Mrs. Hen
nv Mckcnncy were shoppers In Wat-
crville Monday.
Mrs. Kenneth Weeks returned
I MONDAY from IL N''A-NiN ''''S
friends in Watcrrilc.
Supt. r. w. McOuaide was in town
Monday and paid a visit to the rural
schools. He was accompanied - the
schools BY Harry \. Chamberlain.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank w. Brooks
| are having visit to the home OF
their son, in Newport.
John +. Stinchfield was week
,n,l visitor at his home in town,
leaving Monday morning foa a Lusl-
ness trip to Dover FoXcroit.
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Burns were
week visitors in Winslow at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. f"ank
stuart and family.
Rev. +. +. I.onglcy passed the day
No ndav IN Burnham engaged in pas
tural work.
Iohn Spillch has returned to his
! work at Oakland after being az ms
i!ome on the Burnham road Tor q lew
| weeks.
The Thimble Club of the Town
House scho 0l met Saturday ,aftcr-
noon at the home of Miss Ethelyn
Lord. Besides the hostess, there we're
r:cscnt Misses Lenora Galusha.
} Bcatricc Swcars. Patricia Rogers, Do
;othy Chamberlain and the teacher,
Mrs. Viva Chamberlain. The after
loon was passed very pleasantly
working on costumes for characters
who will soon appear in school en-
tcrtainment. Fudge. pop corn. ana
lemonade were served by the nos
tess.
, Local people VINO were in Water
Willie Monday on various business
matters, included Frank L. Rcsse, Le-
bert C. Weber. Ross Holt. Clark
Goodrich. Mr.. and Mrs. +. {. True.