100 years ago, 1911

Lewiston City Hall will be the scene of a red hot basketball game this evening. The opposing teams are the alumni of Lewiston High and the team representing the school. While it looks as if the high school men would be outweighed, they should have a little advantage in condition on account of regular practice.

Webber of the Edward Little team will referee and “Bill” Carrigan will umpire. The game will start at 8 o’clock and will be followed by a dance.

The alumni team will include Kavanaugh, Lynch, Mahoney, Wessenger, McCarty, Hoy and Mileau; and the school team, Case, Tapley, Pettingill, Longley, O’Brien and Walsh.

50 years ago, 1961

Miss Georgette Marcoux, known professionally as Kim Elliott, will spend the Christmas holidays with her mother, Mrs. Lucien J. Jacques, 110½ Spring St., Lewiston. The former Lewiston girl now resides in Hollywood, Calif., where she sings professionally at the Moulin Rouge.

25 years ago, 1986

Farmington residents celebrated the 10th Chester Greenwood Day on Sunday, held annually on the first day of winter. A high school marching band provided the beat for the pair carrying the banner during the afternoon parade. Other activities held in honor of Farmington’s earmuff inventor included an old-fashioned Christmas party, the Workshop Run and the Greenwood Derby.