Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-28

Recitation-"A Disaster Nora Gliddei
Recitation@''A Legend of the Northland
| School
RecitatIon-"The Toy shop"
Recitatlon-"The Turkey says
Reeitation-"Politeness." Harold Glidden
Reeitation-"c Christmas" Grant Kendall
/ Recitation" Santa Clause and the
Mouse. Kenneth Kendall
| Flag salute, School
Closing song-"When the Little Children
Sleep, school
LITCHFIELD.
STEVENTowN-The chapel Sunday
school held Christmas exercises at the
chapel, Monday evening, and large
| number of people We're in attendance
The following program was successfully
carried out: Chorus, christmas Time,
school, prayer. Miss Edgecomb; y
Welcome True" Reubena Gilbey; an
gels Song. Eugene Curtis; BILLY 5
Christmas Rose" Ethel Jones; solo. Rena
| Bailey; exercise. five girls; Christmas
Bells" Martha Gilbey; when I Hang
My Stocking Up Maryland Curtis; duet
Misses Hinckley and Bailey; Three
| Christmas Wishes" three boys; recita-
ton. Florence Curtis; christmas Cheer
Helpers" Rena Bailey; singing. double
quartette; "Christmas Everywhere, "
| Irene Prosser; reading. Selena Gllbey
defamation. Florizel Belyea; solo, Rena
| Bailey; singing. school.
| Baxter Small and O H Small of Gardi-
ner spent Sunday with their mother
Mrs. X. f. Small.
Ed Gilbey of Augusta spent the holi-
| day with his daughters at G. z. Spauld-
| ing's.
| Misses Linda and Inez Gowell of Bos-
ton with their niece. little Miss Dorothy
! Blume, are visiting at the home of Mr.
| and Mrs. Alonzo Gowell.
| Sunday services at the chapel. Dec. 81
will be conducted by Rev Joshua Whit
| temore and Mrs. Whittemore of Ole
| Orchard.
| e. d. Gates RI Boston spent Christmas
| with his family here.
Mrs. Ruth Hewes and daughters. Ruth
| and Evelyn, are visiting relatives al
| Litchfield Plains.
ROME.
| Mrs. Hartley Estes passed away,
| pneumonia, aged 20 years. She has
L pEtu II llle loflS itStQtHt III tlHS NoN
a faithful mother and a good neighbor.
4 husband and two sons are left 10
| mourn her loss.
The sad news of the death of Mr..
| and Mrs. Stephen Tibhitts was re-
ceived, Monday. Mr.. Tibbitts was 81
years old and Mrs Tibbitts was IS
years old. They Formerly lived in Mer-
| Ger. They lived with their daughter in
| New Hampshire at the time of their
| death. They will be buried in the
Rome cemetery, THURSDAY
READFIELD.
| DEPOT-Mrs. Caroline Whittier and
nephew, Wallace f. Shepard took
| Christmas dinner with the Rev. Cos
| tella Weston and family at Readfield
| Corner and enjoyed a very pleasant
day.
MONMOUTH
| Christmas was observed in all the
| churches. Sunday morning, at the
| Methodist Episcopal church at Mon
mouth Center, the subject of the pas
| tors sermon was Christmas JOY.
| The Sunday school hour was occupied
| by a white Sunday" observance. in
| which two small trees and a white
cross were laden with white envelopes
| containing pledges of service and sub
| stance, both personal and by the
| classes of the school. The evening
| sermon was on The Guiding Star.
| A Christmas tree with concert by the
children occupied Monday evening Al
! the East Monmouth Methodist church
a tree and program by the sunday
| school were enjoyed.
4 oil md fhe
pastor, Our Attitude Towards the
| Christmas Message" We're given al
| the Congregational church, Sunday
Monday evening, there was a Christ
mas tree at the church and a drama
was given by the Girls Amity Club
which was very good.
| The Ridge Baptist church observed
Christmas by appropriate services,
| Sunday, and Christmas tree with a
concert, Monday evening. Santa Claus
was impersonated by Harold Andrews
and caused much interesting COM
ment by the children.
! Miss Grace Cook and Otis Kimball
were married, Christmas day, at the
| home OF the bride. Rev. G. E. Wild
! den performed the ceremony. The
wedding march was played by Miss
| Claribel Smith. The young couple will
make their home with Mr.. Kimball 3
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. kimball
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Emery pass
| ed Christmas in Waterville, the guests
| of Mr.. Emerys parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Robertson We're
guests of Monmouth friends, Christ
mas day.
! DR.. II. NJ. Blake passed Christmas IN
! Portland with his daughter, Mrs. Nor
man McCrillis
| Mr.. and Mrs Carl Getchell of Au-
! burn were guests of Mrs. Augusta
Getchell, Monday.
Joseph Fowler of Boston passed
Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. b. Fowler.
Miss Edna Flanders is at home from
Portland for the holidays.
SIDNEY.
Frank Morrison has gone to Water
Vile to pass the winter with his
brother.
! Zalmon r. Bacon. who is working
! in Belfast. was at home over Christ