Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-27
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| COHnI'NH'
Both the town schools and the acad-
envy took a recess from Friday alter
noon until Wednesday morning.
George Moses has returned from VAST
to relatives in Standish.
Miss Gertrude Jones is having serious
| time with her face. caused by haFih6
some teeth extracted.
The many friends of Miss VIOLA HneP-
| herd will be pleased 10 learn that she Is
improving. q
| r. w. Rcdman is at HON" from the
| University of Maine during rhe holidays.
He is captain of the Freshman debating
| team which won out in debate over the
| Sophomore last week and the whole
| class is receiving the. Congratulations OF
| its friends over the success of ITS irst
trial
J. f Folsom was away on the "X-
| press for Il few days last week. His
place at the station was filled by l.. e
Hutchins during his absence.
There was a concert and Christmas tree
at the Methodist church last Monday
| evening with the following program: Or
turc reading; song, "Christmas Bells Are
Ringing" exercise. Names of CHRIST;
recitation. Mabel Shepherd: duet. Louise
Parkman and Amy Cock: recitation. John
l'hilbrck; exercise. 'Fruit for Our
Christmas Tree" solo. Ruth Warren;
recitation. Amy Cook: exercise. Our
Christmas Gifts" recitation, Marjorie
Davis: song Gladys and Dorothy Cook;
recitation. Ruth Warren; recitation, Or
rilla Knowles; song. Leona and Leon
Brooks; recitation. Dorothy Cook; dstri-
button of gifts.
II. L. Burrill is laying n hardwood
floor in his store which adds much to
its appearance.
Irving Bates is at home from the bust
ness college at Portland for the Christ
mas recess. He spen. last Saturday and
Sunday in Boston with his uncle,W. c.
Kimball.
There was Christmas tree and con-
cert at the Christian church last Tues
day evening which seemed to be very
much enjoyed by both old and young.
The program for the concert was: Sing
ing by choir: prayer: reading. Alice
Blaisdell; singing. 1.-THE Message of
Christmas reading, 1rma Ross: solo.
Vira Redman; exercise. primary class;
reading, Arthur Blalsdell; solo. Fannie
Redman: reading, Florence Blaisdell;
duet Lulu and Bessie Nickerson: reading.
Gladys jackson; exercise. class of Il;
reading. Arthur Arnold: solo. Thurza
Day: reading. Madge Day: solo. Goldie
NiclSerson; singing. class of girls.
A number of Christmas parties which
were scheduled TO take place Tuesday
did not materialze on account of the
weather
Prof. Fl. G. Blount spent his Christmas
in New Hampshire and Miss Reed in
Bangor.
c. u. A. basketball team went to Gull
ford last Friday night and was defeated
in n game in which THE score stood 1O2
to 6.
The c. U. A. basketball team has Sc
cured the services of James Scales of
Guilford. He has been secured rs coach
and arrived Wednesday morning.
Tuesday might at Library hall the c. U.
AS. were defeated in a very fast game
of basket ball. The score stood II to II.
AS will be seen by the score the teams
were evenly matched and from start to
finish something was doing every minute
and much enthusiasm was displayed by
the spectators. The COrnna team show
ed lack of field work. but under the di-
rection of Coach Scales. who is a ITniver-
sity of Maine basketball player, 1t is hop
ed that it will be greatly improved. The
game was in two halves of Il and 20
minutes. respectively. The referee was
1Iimball Of Islesboro; umpire. Tabor of
Corinna. Goals from the field. Islesboro
six; goals on fouls two. Corinna. goals
from the field four: goals on fouls three
Goals from the field. Arnold two. ireland
one. Badger one. Goals on FOULS Blo,int
three. The lineup was: Islesboro-Pen-
dleton IF. r. Hatch If, Fairfield c. Will
liams re. F. Hatch re-. Corinna-Blount
IF. Badger If. Arnold c, Ireland re, r.
Badger IL. The team is very thankful
to the citizens for their attendance and
hope the continuance of their favor, rs
without 1T the games cannot be success
fully financed.