Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-27
KENNEBEC.
VASSAU BORO.

SOGTH-Mr. and Mrs. X. j. stone are
rejoicing over the arrival of l0-pound
boy His name is Winifred Lee.
Ralph Miller found four bushels of
brown-tail moth nests in the orchard
trees.
II. G. Dickey was blowing, Dec. %
Mrs. L. w Mason and Mrs. e. Miller
attended Grange at South China,
Wednesday night.
CROSS HlLL-Charlie Low Is cut
Ting lumber for f. E. Warren on the
Frank Haskell place. in Augusta.
Mrs. Payson Robbins of Augusta
passed Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Ora Austin.
Miss Louise Austin. who has been
quite sick with measles, is very much
letter.
Miss Eva Crosby, teacher in the
Grammar school at East Vassalboro,
| is passing the Christmas holidays at
the home Of her parents MIR. and Mrs.
Fred Crosby.
Mrs. Susan Curtis of Augusta is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Albert
Austin, for few days
| Charles Tobey, Mr.. ard Mrs. Mel
vim Tobey and Mr.. and Mrs. Will To-
DeS dIleHuSu the lullefdi Vi FItu IbOD-
inson in Augusta, Friday.
Mr.. and AIRS. C. II. Dicley of South
Vassalboro passed Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Ballard.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Russell of Au-
lgusta passed Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. G.. II. Russell.
WAYNE.
\ quiet home wedding took place
| Christmas day. when Miss Bertha j
Colt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Nj
| Colt of Wayne, was united in marriage
| to Walter w. Pike of Jay. The ceremo.
ny was performed by Rev. G. F. Sibley
who used the single ring service. Only
| immediate family friends We're present
The rooms were prettily decorated with
evergreens and cut flowers. The color
schemes were green and white for the
paror and red and green for the dining
room. A number of useful and beauti-
full gifts were received Miss Colt will
| be greatly missed in Wayne, especially III
the Baptist church, of which she has
| been an active member for some years
| The best wishes of her many friends
follow her to her new home. Mr.. and
Mrs Pike will reside near Lvermore
Falls
Or. and Mrs. Chenery entertained, on
| Sunday, their son, Fred l.. Chenery OF
Lowell, Mass. Miss Brown of Auburn
Miss Jennie Chenery and Mr.. Berry OF
Livermore and Miss Lizzie White OF
| New York.
| Mr. and Mrs. Percy Brown of Wilton
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs
James Clayton.
Mrs Robert Mckinnon is at home from
New York for brief visit to his pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs J. r. McKinnon.
Christmas exercises of more than
| usual interest took place in the M. Il.
| church, Monday evening. when the
| two Sunday schools united as is their
| usual custom, for the annual obserV-
| ance. The program was in charge of
| Mrs. w. C. Baker, ably assisted by
| Mrs. Ray L. Norris and Mrs Caro-
Burgess of the Baptist church. Young
people, children. and tiny little folks
We're all included in the program. The
opening exercises by the schools on
the platform, were especially fine and
consisted eff reeitations by the "Shep-
herd Boys" Scripture exercises solos
by Misses McAllister and StetSon,
with chorus singing. Mrs. Ray l.. Nor
ris presiding at the organ. The car
rying through, without a break, of the
following program, showed the excel
lent training which the scholars have
had during the past weeks: Opening
exercises; GLORY to God schools
LIST Shepherd boy. Allen Handy; 23d
Psalm, schools; I'd Shepherd boy.
Thorne Johnson; Scripture, Fear
No." schools; solo, Henrietta Meal
lister: chorus. schools; Scripture,
Unto us child is born; solo, Edna
Stetson; cherus; prayer, Lewis White;
prayer: song, schools; Merry, Merry
Christmas" schools; welcome exer-
else Helen and Chester Baker; Mag
ic Wreaths," exercise by girls; recita-
tons. Robert Wing, Burleigh Wright,
May Bradford. Warren Walton, Sher-
wood Norris, Muriel Besse; solo, IF
Santa Claus Were Pa" Chester Bak-
err: mother Goose" exercise. children;
Rock Bye Baby exercise, girls;
Six Little Friends of Santa Claus"
six boys: 1.-THE Best Day In the
Year. boys and girls; recitations,
Lawrence Sibley. Bertha Morgan; solo,
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