Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-29
STATE NEWS.
KkNNEBEc.
VASSALB ORO.

MI. anu NILS ILuNill SoiDtltI
youngest daughter went to Bostoi
last week, to visit relatives. Miss Ger
trrde Goliath is in Augusta, stopping
with her sister, Miss Cassie Goliath.
Fred Luce is visiting his parents il
this village.
Harry Alien and brother Fred, ar
rived i'll town. last week.
Mr.. and Green Mckay of Bowdon.
| ham, visited Mrs. McKays parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. William Austin, Thursday.
Harry Allen and brother Fred, ar.
of Auburn, visited their parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. William Austin, last week.
Miss MauGe Cetchell returned te
Portland. last week.
Edmond Prescott visited at Mrs
Franklin Dunham's.
VIM. Crosslcy, New York and Liver
pool apple exporter, was in the village
Monday morning.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
The Christmas tree and exercises
were postponed from Thursday to Fri
day evening, on account of the storm
| A good number We're present to listen
to the songs and recitations by the
children, the readings and music by
the young people. Thanks are due Miss
Alice Leighton for teaching the child
rem the songs, also some of the reel
tations. John Shute as Santa Claus
ana Harold Judkins rs young Santa
just beginning his work. CAV, all a
| good hearty laugh" Tho trees We're
we'll filled for great and small, ana the
pastor and wife We're generously re-
membcr2d.
Mrs. Ruth Leighton is better and is
| able to sit UP a little.
Earle Withee continues to improve
| in health.
Miss Lucy Hovey, from Gorhan
Normal School, spent Oh: istmas with
her mother.
CHURCH HILL.
There were Christmas exercises and
a tree at the chapel, Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and MIS-. Atwood spent Christ
mas with MIS-. Eva Foster.
The Sabbath school has been closed
until spring.
George Morgan is visiting friends
and relatives.
Charles r. Mosher entertained
friends, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell have
returned to their home for the winter
The telephone service is completed
SOUTH WINDSOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. O. Moody are re-
| ceiving congratulations on the birth
Of fine baby boy, Christmas day.
SOUTH BELGRADE.
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Hewett enter
tanned a few of their relatives on
Christmas night at their home at South
belgrade. Master Lee Hall and Harry
Hewitt furnished the Christmas tree
which was placed in the center of the
sitting room and fairly groaned be-
meath it's load. Augusta, Mt. Vernon
Manchester and Belgrade were repre-
scented. The program was as follows:
Singing by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Birch.
Mrs. +. p. Hall and Mrs. Arthur Ward
solo By NJ w. Birch, which was heartily
eEcored and Mr.. Birch responded with
fine selection; Instrumental music.
Miss Alberta Hewitt duet by Mr.. Birch
and Mrs. Hail. They were also called
back and gave n number of selections.
lunch was then served by the Misses
Hewitt, followed by rccitations bv
Master Lee Hall, Harry Hewitt and
Alberta Hewitt; remarks We're made by
NJ. W. Birch and j. c. Hewitt and
prayer by Mrs. Julia Hall. The tree was
Invested Of its fruit and much fun was
enjoyed by all, as the tokens of friend
ship were passed to their owner by
Master Eennie Hewitt and Lee Hall.
AS the guests bid the host and hostess
So0d night, all acknowledged a very
pleasant evening.
G. G. Bartlett is buying apples in this
section. F. p. Hall and G. F. Silly have
sold theirs, price SIZE per barrel.
Frances Stevens of Readfeld, is saw
ing the wood in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalk are holding Sc
ries of meetings at the school house at
North Manchester Much good has
been accomplished there through the
untirinS efforts of Mother Knowles, as
she is known. She is a model that it is
safe for the old and young to take as
pattern. Mrs. Chalk is doing a great
amount of good wherever she is called.
She is q very earnest and indefatiga-