Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-27
Thomas II. Dodge of Augusta passed
Christmas with his -motlrtr, :

Thomas II. Dodge of Augusta passed
, Christmas with his motlnT,
WINDSOR. 49,
! James Morton was burieri from his
| home in Windsor Sunday, Dec. Is, in
! the presence of Il large number OF
| neighbOrs and friends, Rev. Clinton
Cook officiating. He died suddenly
Dec Il from neuralgia of the heart
lie WAS born in Windsor and apart
| from three years he lived in Hallowell
| he had resided in Windsor. He be-
came Christian So years ago, and was
baptized by the Rev. Robert Hail. He
was good husband, good father. good
neighbor. A widow. three Sons and
two daughters survive. q. &.
READFIElps. ~
DEPOT-Rev. and Mrs Costello Wes-
ton We're entertained Christmas mt the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. -. Whittier.
Mrs. Fred Packard and daughter, Miss
Nellie Packard. passed Christmas al, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Wells. pa
rents of Mrs. Packard, Fayette.
Norman Clark Amherst, Mass, Emily
Graham, Topshanf, and Waiter Graham.
Lewiston, We're Christmas guests at the
=. Y. y.
ranacook
Mrs. r. w. Towlc. Belgrade Lakes, was
an over-Sundav visitor at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Bert Brann Christ
mas. \ tree laden with beautiful family
gifts which were distributed Saturday
evening. added to the enjoyment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson T. Gordon went
to Winthrop. where they were entertain
cd by Mrs Gordon's parents Nh; and J
Mrs. George Pike, s- H. =;
Mr.. ANA Mrs Charles Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. .Arian Jones were Christmas
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Carrie.
Mrs. n. p. Gordon and famn enter,
tanned Mrs. Laura Harrington and chill
dren, Miss Beatrice and Master Gordon
Harrington of Bath. Miss Blanche Cor
don, Augusta. Mrs. Sarah Stevens, rela-
tives, and Miss Marie Carr. -
The Christmas exercises at the Gram
mar schoolroom Friday by the pupils of
both schools. nhder the superintendent
of both teachers. Miss Leila Davis and
Miss Edith Griffin, were very interesting
and enjoyed by the visitors as well as
the scholars. who. as one little fellow
said. had a 'good-goody time" The fol-
lowing program was given; Song, Santa
Claus Is Coming. Primary school; Christ
mas quotations. Grammar school, rccita-
ton. Dots Christmas Gift Lillian Brann:
recitation. Santas Sleigh. Helen Brown;
recitation, The Birds Christmas Carol
Vivian Chesley: reading, The Christmas
Boy. Wallace Shepard reading, The
Night After Christmas. Seth Wright: rec
nation. Christmas at Grandmas. Nor
man Luce; recitation. Onia sedgley: read
ing. To Il Fir Tree. George Thompson
reading. The Sparrows, George IIutchin-
son. recitation. a Secret, Julia Millett;
recitation. a Christmas Carol, Elya Ell
bridge: song. Christmas Song. Grammar
Schooi; reading. jolly Old Kris. Mildred
Brown; reading. The Night Before
Christmas, Floyd Luce; reading, A Letter
from Santa. Mary Dudl' y: reading. The
Best Christmas. Audrey Sedglcyi recita- i,
tion Jolly Old Nick. Walter Thompson;
dialogue. Christmas Star. Grammar
school: recitation, A Letter to Santa,
Earl Luce: reading, a Christmas in
France. Harry Gay; pantomine, A Trap
for Santa Claus, Albert Hutchinson, Earl
Luce; recitation, Diamonds, Alice Hutch
inson. BY request the company were
Favored with Christmas story by Miss
Gifiin. who made it intensely interesting
by the apparently exact personation OF
the crippled boy. the widowed mother
and the miser, the characters Of the
story.