The Republican journal., 1910-01-06
COUNTY Cores o1(

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County Correspond
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NORTH IsLEsBORO. ass
Capt. Lewis n. Bsbbidge Of a
Mass, spent Christmas with his ne
Martha W. Babbidge. and his &
Esther Nelson.
PALERMO CENTER. 81
The entertainment and Christnas 81
the children of the Sunday school, WI &
at the home of Supt S. E. Bowler, wxsS
ed success and much enjoyed by all ORE
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Turner visited = NJ (
Saturday and Sunday. :. Mrs. LOUISE u
low, who has been i'll, 10 somewhat imp
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mn.
Jones, who has been very i'll, is gaining II
HALLOALE.
The concert and Christmas tree passed
very pleasantly. The trees were well II
with presents. We were visited BY hov|4
ing blizzard last Sunday. The brisk wind blew
the snow into every conceivable shape j. n
Hall attended the State Grange sessions e
Bangor last week :. Mr.. Tummey from Turne,
hacked apples in this vicinity last week M
and Mrs. Fred Oliver from Massachusetts, visit.
ed her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Plummer.
last Saturday and Sunday. 49,. Christmas was
observed in the families of Newell White, E.
!. Hall, Sewall Staples and ]. E. Hall.
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EAST DURNHAM.
The Christmas tree at the Grange Hall prov
ed a success in every way. The hall was very
nretti,v decorated with green and white crepe
4 paper and fancy bells, red, white and green.
The trees were loaded with presents, useful
and ornamental, also dolls of every size and
dissertation too numerous to mention The pro-
,,raro was fine and all the little folks thought
San+,, MAS very kind to remember them so
u,au some of them wishing Christmas came
oftener All thought John Sayward was the
favored one, he having received fifteen money
,urses and one large pocket book Willis
khor,nson of Belfast visited relatives and
r;ends here and in Detroit Saturday and Sum
Bav r Stone of Troy loaded a number Of
ar Ioads of potatoes at Winnecook recently. !.
u McGray has sold his farm to G. E. Stew
e,e and W. L. Frost of Pittsfeld; they will
move in the spring.
HRANCa MILLS, (Paiernlu)
Mrs Harvey returned to her home in Fair
field saturday after spending several days
with her laughter, Bertha Doe. :. W. o. Rowe
from Massachusetts, visited his uncle. G. A..
Rradstreet recently. His sister Gertrude and
Farl Kitchen accompanied him as far as East
vasssboro Sunday, they returning later to
Wateryille and he to Massachusetts,. -. Clifton
and RAYMOND Dove went to Augusta Friday.
RAYMOND was on his way to New Hampshire
II 4ora few days. Several families had Christ
n mas trees. Among them were CAV Workings,
L. r. Dinsmore's and E. S. Kitchens. Doro-
tby Dinsmore invited her little playmates in
Saturday afternoon to Christmas tree...
Angie Tobey has been at home from Alma for a
week. and James Tobey was home from Angus
ia over Saturday . Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Doe,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Worthing and daughters,
passed Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs Edison
Worthing of Augusta. Carrie Dodge visited
her brother, Perley Dodge, Saturday and Sun
day.
lieERTY.
The ehjldren's Christmas tree at the church
Friday evening was we'll attended. The church
WAS handsomely decorated in red and green
and over the gallery in red and green letters
MAS Merry Christmas to ALL The exercises
consisted Of recitations and music appropriate
n, e the occasion. The tree was laden with pres
ents for both old and young. After the distri
button of the gifts l. P. Critics announced tn
Eft of a number of new books for the Sunda.
School and SIS from Eliza Stevens Low of Salem
y Mass Miss Frances Aver of Providence, K
il passed Christmas with her parents, Mr.. an
T. Mrs. John Aver, returning to Providence Mon
DAY - Denald Walker of Brooklyn, New YORK
passing the holidays with his parents, MI
nd Mrs J. J. Walker. .... Harry Wisdom
Who has been with E. G. Norton for the pas
our years, left Thursday for Buffalo, N.
" where he will be the guest of his sister fo
e lwhle d. Mr. Donnell, principal of the Hig
r. choo left Friday for his home at Northeas
1arbor to pass the holiday recess. Mrs. Ad
Bateheder, who has been suffering with a
attack IF grip for the past two weeks, is In
III proving.
"A BURNHAM.
~ Christmas entertainment and tree wei
Nj eld at the church Friday evening and the TO
owing program was given: Singing, choi
ss payer. Edward Davis; singing, school;
ristmas Song, Hattie Cole; Welcome, Glel
"a N b Libby; A Christmas Dream, Eta Cole; e:
ii Else, The Spirit of Christmas" eight chi
alR EN- singing, three girls; The Olden Stor
reda Perkins; singing, five girls; Grandma
&lDirk hiking, Charlie Hubbard; singing, choir; e
lFreeA Banners, Flowers and Bells, nine CHI
~ from Christmas Is So Long Coming, Kate Pc
Ia. A Enging, choir exercise, sin as Much
" liz .as2 Claus and seven children. Mi
n Sssk = l. Sheldon of Belfast. district denuj