Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-01

Seth p. Watson, who has been in Au-
burn for several months, has returned
to East Livermore.
KENNEBEC.
vAssALBoRo.
TIL" Sunday-school of the Consrega-
tional church held 4 very pleasing en-
tertainment and tree in the :: church
Christmas evening under the direction
Of Miss Augusta Pitts, superintendent
Of the Sunday-school. assisted by 9TH
ers III planning and arranging the
decorations Of the church. The
church was beautifully decorated with
boughH of evergreen and ln arch OF
the same. Seth Gilbert successfully
inlperscnated Santa Claus and dis
trihuted from the heavily laden trees
many gifts OF the occasion. Rev j.
A. Young. the pastor. was very kindly
remembered by his parishion.rs by
the sitt OF a generous SUN of money.
The program of the evening was as
follows:
Organ Voluntary.
Professional.
Invocation, Rev. j. &. Young
Song BY Choir.
Address OF Welcome, Louis Rollins
Recitation, SIM, Song Of Christmas"
Louise Jacobs
Recitation. The Christ IS Born III iOu."
Alice Crosh,
Recitation, jest Fore ChliStnits.'
arnold PIE'
Song, "Christmas is Here,
Helen Gctchell
Recitation, when I Wake"
Claire Gilbert
Helen Getchell
Recitation. "Do,otls's Christmas Gift
IneZ Page
Recitation, Ny Gift Nellie Jacob,
Song, sing Il Song 10 Me-
Helen Low
Recitation Halo Santa
Hazen Gilbert
recitation. Ernest Gilber.
Hazel Crosby
Recitation. The stat and the Bell
Leslie Gilbert
Recitation by two bows, What IT,"
Everett Jacobs. Arnold Page
Song by Primary Class,
Recitation. Helping Santa Claus
Recitation. Gifts to the King"
Gladys Goliath. Helen Getcheh,
Louise Jacobs
IhrtIksitlOisp IL Was d tIiCI loNS NISIls
Recitation. "rhe Christmas Guests"
Gladys Goliath, Claire Gilbert.
Faith Getchell
Helen Low
Recitation. Robert Jacobs
Solo to Santa and Reply.
Helen Getchell. Seth Gilbert
James NJ. and Exile Estes, both
ministers of the Friends church, are to
assist Rev. ]. c. Young in q series of
meetings at Vassalboro. beginning
Sunday, Jan. 5. Meetings on Sunday
at . and o'clock P. NJ. and each eve
ming except Saturday at p. NJ.
Mrs. 4. Fish and sons of Benton Sta
ton passed Christmas ct the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Pitts of this vii
lage.
Edwin Goliath passed Christmas
with his family in this village.
Fred Luce passed Christmas at the
home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n
A. Luce of this village.
Miss Verna Goliath passed Christ
mas at her home in this village.
Mrs. Annie Ferguson of Lewiston
visited her mother. Mrs. Will Day Of
tiiA' Niiis sc, Vii
Capt. Alfred Gibson of New Yor,. is
visiting his brother, George Gibson of
this village.
EAST vAssALBoRo.
Cary Richardson returned to MATER
vile where he had engagements to
sing Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Seaward are at
home, after II two weeks visit with
their daughter. Mrs. Leon Fletcher III
Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Harry Rpusall returned Monday
to her home in FoxboIo. Mass Mrs.
ti"o. Taylor accompanying her.
Mrs. Frank Washburn and Mrs
Mary. Holden have both been i'll from
Es;axsfs colds.
Mrs. Alzada Bragg passed Christmas
with aher daughter, Mrs. Chas. Pease
of Witerville.
Mrs. Alice Chadwick and Miss Edith
were. guests Of Mrs. David Gates Fri
day..
Mrs. Ida Clark passed Christmas day
with Mrs. Sumner Page.
Christmas exercises We're held at the
Methodist church Wednesday evening.
botf, churches uniting. The church
was very attractive in its Christmas
greens and the large tree decorated
and hung with presents delighted the
eyes of old as we'll as young. The
exercises were opened by an organ
voluntary by Miss Nancy Gates, fol-
lowed by prayer by Rev. Alexander
Hamilton. followed by Christmas
selection by the choir, Miss Charlotte
Mower, Mrs. Annie Gates, Karl Gates
and Everett Coombs. Their 4 sacred
solo vas sung by Miss Florence Priest
The exercises by the children were
very entertaining and all acquitted
themselves with credit. The evening
was very pleasantly spent.