Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-04

church. Vassalboro. The speakers for
the occasion will be Glenn w. Starkey,
FORMER superintendent of schools, and
Pres. Robert ]. Alley of the University
OF Maine The public is cordially in
vited.
The North Vassalboro Methodist
church services for Sunday morning
viii consist of communion at the
morning service, followed by roll
call of members. 1t will be practical
ly the same in the afternoon. at the
East Vassalboro church Rev. L. c.
March will conduct both services.
Mrs. Myra J. Plummer of Norwich
Conn, died suddenly, at the home OF
Mrs. Celene Foster. Thursday night
the cause being heart trouble. Three
sisters, Miss Helen MeFadden, of Wa
terville, Mrs. Celene Forsythe, and
Miss Eva Butterfeld of East Vassal-
horo, also one brother, John w But
terrified of washington, D. c., survive.
The funeral services will be held at
1.30 + M, Sunday, at the home. Rev.
L. G.. March of Vassalboro will con-
duct the services. Burial will be in
Worcester Mass
PITTSTON.
NORTH. - The entertainment and
Christmas tree under the direction of
Mrs. ID. A. Lawrence, superintendent of
the Sunday school and Miss Josephine
Kealy, teacher of the day school held
Saturday evening, Dec 2S, was as
have, been all their entertainments,
decided success. A fine program, con-
sisting of an operetta, singing and
Rotations, was given to a highly APP
preciative audience. The following
We're the pupils taking part in the
operetta, "A Surprised Grumbler, or
How Kriss Kringle Made a Convert,
Master John Mccormick, Russell
Grover, Leslie Sparrow, Carl Grover,
Clement Jones (Kriss Kringle) and the
Misses Ruth Jones, Mildred Sparrow,
Erna Peterson. Pearl Clark, Viola
Clark, Marion Sumner, Hattie Grady
and Louise Mccormick and in both the
musical and dramatic all did excellent
work. REGULATIONS were given by Wal
ter Wing, George Sparrow, Astrid Pet
erson, Guy Wing, Theodore Sparrow,
Roth Jones, Frances Mccormick, Erna
Peterson, Hattie Grady, Beatrice Clark,
Shirley Wing, Viola Clark, Elwyn
Grant and Leslie Sparrow. AcrostIc,
Christmas" by nine children, also sew
nral Jongs by the school. The tree
was laden with gifts for all which were
by Santa" in his usual
gracious manner Miss Pearl Clark
presided at the organ and added by
her fine playing, much to the pleasure
Of the evening. The room was pref
lily decorated with evergreens, mot
toes, etc. Much credit Is due all who
aided in the work for the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bailey of Pitts
ton passed Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs.
p. A. Lawrence were also of the party.
Charles Starks and son, Ellis, We're
in North Whitefield, Monday, on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hildreth of
Joice were callers, Sunday at c. X.
w. B. Jewett and sister, Miss Carrie
Jewett. visited, Sunday, their cousin,
Sewall Peaslee of Chelsea.
Mrs. L. T. Green, accompanied by
her grandson, Master Elwyn Grant,
Went to Jay. Wednesday, to visit her
Mrs, WGrant.
Mrs. II. E. Green and daughter Mu-
riel, returned. Sunday. to their home in
after a few days visit with
relatives in Chelsea and Pittston.
John Dunn, Jr,, went, Sunday, to
to work in the woods for
w. C. Mccormick