Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-31

package of holly was sent to the school
by Mrs. Albertus r. King and daughter
Irene from North Carolina, where they
are spending part of the winter. The
holly was distributed among the Sunday
school scholars which brought up pleas
ant memories of the donors. At 1870. all
went to their homes pleased and happy.
WAYNE.
DIN Pettingill has entered Bowdoin for
the winter term.
Allen Stinchfield Roger and Mrs. Eta
Stinchfield spent Christmas with DR.. and
Mrs. Sleeper in Lewiston
Mrs. Wilkins Of Baileyville. spent
Christmas with Rev. and>Mrs. Ellington
of Wayne.
The Parliamentary class met with Mrs.
Sn1ardon, Dec. Is.
Miss Nan Moulton is at home.
The Wayne lady members Of Norlano
Grange covered themselves with glory at
the drama they presented, Saturday. The
parts were all we'll taken.
John Moulton. VINO was at home for the
holidays, has returned to Lynn.
Miss Mary True is at home.
The Methodist Sunday school elected
officers for the coming year as follows:
Miss Blanche Pettingill, superintendent:
Fred Chenery, secretary; L. l.. Chandler
treasurer; Harold Swift, librarian.
Arthur Lord has returned to his school
at Haines Corner.
Albion Barker is teaching on Birch Hill
a line cantata was presented al Wayne
hall, Christmas evening. An especially
fine scene was the one where four white
robed little ones kneeiing sang Now
Lay Me-" Great credit is due the ladies
Moulton, Mrs. White and Mrs. Barker
spent IL great deal of time and care in
preparing 1t.
CHELSEA.
4 Christmas tree and entertainment
given at the chapel, last Thursday even
ing under the supervision of the teacher
and scholars of Dist. No. 4, was decided
success in every particular. In spite or
the disagreeable rain which commenced
the first of the evening. the chapel was
filled and the trees laden with gifts both
useful and ornamental for all. The fol-
lowing delightful program was rendered.
each number bringing forth merited ap-
plause and numerous encores: song,
'Shne on. Oh Star by a double quar-.
tet: recitation, How We Got the Best Of
Santa Claus" Otis katon; vocal solo, H.
r. Hayes, who responded to an encore;
reading Miss Bernce Watson: sons
Merry Christmas Bells" by the school;
cornet solo. Mr.. Moritz: recitation. Helen
Fisher; recitation, Barbara Connor; piano
solo w. E. Trask recitation. Warren
Tathrop; duct. This Is the Way at
Christmas" Barbara Connor and Earle
Hayes; recitation. Nelson Willett: cornet
anu EOEil uutt ilS llSoi 1917 a
Trovatore," Messrs. MoritZ and Gillespie;
reading, Miss Linda Thompson; lecita-
ton. Edward Willett: vocal SOLE r. J;
Mckay; recitation: David Willett; vocal
solo. Mr. Gillespie; recitation, Earle
Hayes: horn solo, Fl. A. Gillespie: recita-
tons, Percy Morgan and Alton Farnham;
vocal solo, Mr. Gillespie; song. Santa
Claus Has Come by the school. Santa
made his appearance during the singing
his pack well laden and he in his usual
merry mood distributed the many gifts
among the company and to the delight of
Ali Miss Nelson, teacher in our school
gracefully presided over the evening
exercises, and much credit is due her
fol. her interest and work as we'll as to
the scholars, also to Messrs. Morltz ana
Gillespie of the Home orchestra, and TO
Eugene Gillespie. who acted as accom-
PIANIST which added greatly to the even
ing's entertainment.
Repairs on the school house in Dist No.
g. which was lately damaged by fle. nave
been completed and the school will open
again. this week.
Albion Patterson of Gardiner, spent
Sunday with his aunt. Mrs. Hemenway.
Miss Jennie Theobald Of Randolph.
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. t.
Hayes
Several family reunions were held on
Christmas day and greatly enjoyed.
Al Wing of Fariningdale. was caller
in town. Sunday.
George Morgan of Randolph, spent Sun
day in town.
J. f. Hayes of Augusta, and friend, Mr..