Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-16
CLINTON

Mrs. George flanagan of Pittsfleld
was a caller at the home of H. H.
Harding on Tuesday.
Mrs. Nellie Leavitt left Monday for
Boston, before returning she will so
to Lowell to visit her only aunt, bet
ter known here as Rachel Leavitt.
who is 80 years of age and the only
member of her family living.
The Clinton Farmers Exchange is
receiving a new coat of paint. The
work being done by Frank Crummett
and Herbert McNally.
Mrs. Ethel Tuttle of Waterville was
a recent visitor of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Cam.
The executive committee of the
Mabel p. Judkins Philathea class Of
the Baptist church which met at the
home of Mrs. F. l.. Besse to appoint
the committee for the fair to be held
November IL in the Town hall, are 9s
follows: Fancy work booth, Mrs. AL
berta Besse, Mrs. Alma Flood, Mrs.
Lottie Fisher. Mrs. Elsie Goodale.
Mrs. Agnes Walker: candy and ice
Ward, Mrs. Nellie Tapley: kitchen
aprons, Mrs. Nina Gibson. Mrs. Idella
Greenlaw, Mrs. Nora Dixon, Mrs.
Caroline Crockett: kitchen commit
tee. Mrs. Alma Estey, Mrs. Nellie
Written. Mrs. Fay Spencer. Mrs. Vic
tora Roundy; children's toys, Jennie
York, Blanche Watts. Hazel Simon
son: mystery booth, Mrs Nellie
Hatch, Mrs. Viola McNally, Mrs.
Lila Hawthorne; publicity commit
tee. Mrs Addie Holt: decorating
committee. Mrs. Nellie Gordon, Mrs.
Mamie Grant, John Ward, Farnum
Stratton. Fred Hatch: dinner COM
mittee, Eben Gordon, Guy Written,
Luther Estey, Frank Besse. Herbert.
Roundy; supper committee. Roswell
Goodrich. Ross Holt, Levine Goodale,
Will Fisher, Joseph Grant, James
McNally
Mrs. Fife Decker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Decker, Mrs. Charlene
Besse, Mrs. Edith Brown motored to
Bangor where they attended the ses-
sion of Maine Federation of Women's
club on Wednesday.
Miss Esther Holt attended the Pts
cataquis Teachers convention held in
Bangor on Wednesday.
Mylon Jones and Bert BatcheFior
are doing repair work at the Besse
Tannery.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ward mo-
tored to Topsham Tuesday returning
Wednesday after enjoying the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Holt, Mr., and
Mrs. Clyde Walker. w. NJ. Keene,
Mrs. Perley Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Bean were among the bust
ness callers in Waterville Wednesday
afternoon.
Rev. Err. La verdiere, priest of the
Catholic church Of Fairfield was a
caller at James Doucettes home re-
Gently.
The Wesleyan club will meet on
Friday at the home Of Mrs. May
Watts of Burnham.
Mrs. Daniel Wade of Waterville
was a visitor at the home of Elmer
Decker, Wednesday.
Doris Goodrich, Alice Wakely.
Florence Roundy, Mary Ella Piper
and Pearl Richardson, all students of
Pennington State Normal school will
be conveyed home on Friday in the
Piper car to speak the week end at
their respective homes.
Mrs. Harold Bean and Mrs Carroll
Lincoln were among the business cal
lers in Waterville on Wednesday.
Harold Bean is in August where he
is serving on the jury.
Mrs. John McPhail of Benton was
the guest Of her sister Mrs. Carrie
DouCelte Oh lnuTSudy. MIS-. Albert
Wentworth and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Wentworth were also called to the
home of Mrs. Doucette on account of
the illness Of the little daughter
Doris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Greenlaw, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Simonson. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Waldron, Vernon Walk
er, Curtis Orchard, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Written, two daughters, Lii
Ian and Edna and son Kenneth were
among those attending the dance in
Benton on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Smith of Wins
low were recent visitors in town.
Harold Buker of Benton was a re-
cent business caller in town.
Mrs. Herbert Goodwin and Miss !
Charlotte Belle of Waterville visited
at Mrs. Goodwin's father, Mr.. Eben |
Lewis Of Morrison Corner They |
were also visitors at the home of her |
sister. Mrs. Eta Harding of Baker
street.
Mrs. Lottie Wakely and Mrs. Jen-
ME Harmon We're business callers in |
yesterday afternoon.
Past Patrons night will be observ-
ed inthe Eastern Star at its next reg |
ular meeting Monday evening, Nov. |
10Th. The entertainment committee !