Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-26
Christmas Whist PariyHe|d
Al the TacOnnet Club.
Concert al Cong'I. Church Is
Great Success Music.
Taconnei Club Tournament Ended.
Standing Of Contestants

The Taconnet Club held a Christmas
Whist party, Wednesday. The first
prize for the ladies. a turkey, was won
by mrs. Spaulding; second, chicken, by
Salem; third, chicken, by Mrs. Wear;
fourth, candy, by Miss Bowen; gentle
men, first, turkey, Irving Williams;
second, chicken, j.. Dickie; third, chick
en-, Warren Priest.
John Hogan of the Cushman road is
i'll ana threatened with pneumonia.
The Christmas concert, which was
held at the Winslow Congregational
church, Tuesday evening, was largely
attended An orchestra consisting OF
Mrs Alton Kidder, violinist; Clyde
Pendergast, clarionet; Sidney Patter-
son, cornet and Mrs. Weeks accom-
panist. furnished excellent music dur
ing the evening. The following pro-
gram was greatly enjoyed:
Sorg, Plains of Judah, by the
school; prayer, Rev. David Jack;
Song, Lord, We VIII Follow, by the
choir: welcome, four girls; recita-
ton, Mary Howard; recitation, Jes-
sic Mitchell; Presents for Christ
mas" six girls; solo, sErnestine Bart
lett; Three Little Candles" Wix-
on DfOtfleT5t GeCIldllDil, IJDlOtll JbiSaA-
ardson recitation Ethel Yorke: duet
Sadie Merrew and, Frank - Garland;
recitation. Effie, Starkey; recitation,
Howard Norton; lullaby, Primary
Dept; recitation, Roy Pendergast;4
recitation, Mildred Smiley; Starry
Stiffness school; recitation, Harry
Pendergast; recitation, Addie Jewett;
Little Stars" Primary Dept; reeita-
ton Kendall Howard; christmas
Tree" four girls; quartet, garls;
recitation, Hattie and Olive Jones;
recitation Catherine Cushman; reel
tation, Victoria Weeks; dialogue,
Mildred Smiley and Helen Patterson.
recitation. Vivian Husteiner; song,
Cry From the Depths" by the choir:
recitation, Celia Tobie; Midnight
Clear" Miriane Roberts choir and
orchestra, "Greenlands ley Noun
tains"; ''All Nations" by the boys;
choir, Joy to the World; benedic-
ton At the close came the distribu-
ton of presents from well-filled
tree.
Harry McGinnis of the {. of NJ is pass
ing the Christmas vacation with his pa
rents, Mr., and Mrs. James McGinnis.
Mrs. Irving Stevens of Portland is pass
ing Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Mason.
Miss Faylene Trefren returned, Tues
day. from Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ghas. Goodhue of Hing
ham, Mass. passed Christmas with their
daughter, Mrs. Cecil Blahe of Benton
avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tozier and daugh
ter. Miss Natalie, passed Christmas with
Gardiner friends
In the tournament just closed at the
Taconnet Club, prizes were won by the
following: For the highest three runs
in billiards In first class was won by John
Dickie. 81. SO, 81 total 12S; second class,
Geo. Webb. II, IS. 10, total "a; pool, Ernest
Piper IA, Is, Il, total &c; for the three
highest consecutive strings in bowling in
the different classes WIS as follows: first
class. LIST prize a TURKEY, A. Bridge. al,
1f9, 10i, total 1924; box cigars, Geo. Suite,
Ill, JOS. IS, total S07; chicken. w. Savage.
1OS, 3d. los, total SOC. Second class bowl
ing. LIST, Alonzo Lapreire, 115, 102, SO, total
800; End, Geo. Webb, 1l3. ST. So, total 2S5;
3rd, Geo. Baird, SO, IS, 1902, total 2S2. Third
class bowling, LIST, Arthur Billiard. 81, 1O1,
100, total sol; End @. II. Thompson, 80, 1lS.
IS, total 2sS; 3rd, C. Delisle. Sc, 81 81. to-
tai ga Ladies' bowling, Mamie LeahyA
3d. 103, 115, totals 913. In the pitch tourna-
ment in the finals Booker and Michaud
defeated Suite and Lewis 100 to 73