Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-29
Serian girl at Ramalloh Mission, Pals

Serian girl at Ramalloh Mission, Pals
tine.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Geo. L. Jones, who have
been calling on friends here, have gone
20 their home in New York state.
The Christmas tree was arranged for
the children at the NJ. F. church Friday
evening. The exercises by the children
assisted by the members of the choir
We're of r1rusual interest, The tree la
den with gifts was greatly enjoyed by
the children.
! he skating for the last few days has
been fine on the lake and crowds have
awaited themselves OF the moonlight
evenings, thoroughly enjoying them
selves.
The Free Public Library meeting will
be held at I O'Clock Thursday evening
Dec, 20. The gentlemen Will furnish
the program. An Interesting meeting
is expected and il is ho!rd a large
number of the members Will he press
emit
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. +. Doe of China were:
Christmas guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. j.. &. Barker
LITcHFlELD.
'STFIN t.NTOWtS - Pert Wilson ot
Somervillc Mass, is spending his
Christmas vacation with AR. ana Mrs
F. L. HERMAN.
Miss Linda Gowe,l OF Boston. Miss
lnez Gowel! OF Sharon, Mass, and Miss
Ina GoWcll OF Augusta passed Christ
mas with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. S. Gowell
g. Fl. Kendall of Bowdoinham visited
Arvilla l.dgecomb recently.
Fred McGro.y and Ed. GilEey of Au-
Susta were recent guests Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. George T.. Spaulding.
George Brann made a business trip
to BovGoinham last week;
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Q. Blume of
Medford, Mass, and their daughter.
Dorothy Helen, were Christmas guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. \. s. Gowell.
Mrs. John Richardson passed Christ.
mas with relatives in Richmond.
CHINA.
The Christmas concert at the Metho-
dist church Saturday evening ca!le,,
out large audience ana was especially
fire. 1t was under the direction ana
leadership of Mrs D. r. Harrington, |
assisted oy Rev. Fl. b. Arev, pastor of |
the NJ. f. church, and a chorus of If |
teen voices. The program was as fol- |
lows: Anthem, Praise Ye the Father" |
Anthem, THE Hush of Night" |
Spence. duet, Songs of Praise" Mar |
eu2rite Gerald and n. p. Arcy: anthem. |
'Hark. IIar'., my Soul Shelley; sopra- |
nc solo, Might of Nights" Marguerite |
Gerald; tenor solo. Calvary" DR. Nor. |
ton of Hartland, Me; quartette. "How |
Beautiful upon the Mountains, S3tainer, |
Mrs. HI rrncton, Mrs. Gerald. Mr.. |
.Arev, Mr.. Goodwin; tenor solo, "Jeru- |
'a!em.' Mr.. Arey. soprano solo, Prince |
If Peace" Mrs Harrington; anthem, \
The Heavenly Message COMBS; so.
orano solo, Il VIII Extol Tnee," IRON, |
CRATIC Eli by Costa, Mrs. Herring |
on. Miss Rebecca Martin and Mrs IIa- i
feline Gerald served as organists. Al
he close of Rev. MIR Arey's solo, VIM,
1ole. in behalf of the young people of |
he place and as a token of their re.
'pect and esteem, presented to him
beautiful bouquet of pinks
MONMOUTH.
Christmas concerts followed by
Christmas trees We're held at the Meth
,dist ans! Congregational churches FRI
lay evening.
an p"ihS VI tiic NilieiSS iSCIlOOlS ndQ
christmas trees at the schoolhouse FRI
lay afternoon.
A family reunion and tree was held
It Bert eRokinscr' house on Christmas
Cav. sSs
! s!r safsd AIRS. NJ, servey and two chr
tre1 nf Ie'rist2n were the &uesfs Of
Mr., and AIRS NJ. N. ri NJ Mrs
N rserYey's ferenta. over Gi3 SSs
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