Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-22

There Shall Come Forth" quartet,
Miss Effie Pooler, soprano, of Water
Vile; Miss Barbara Johnson, alto, OF
Augusta; Orrin Learned, tenor; Rev.
Mr.. Lewis, bass, Silent Night" quar-
tet and chorus; GLORY to God in the
Highest" tenor solo and chorus;
Guest of the Wise Men," mems Choir
us, Grin Leaned, Otto Totman, Wal
lace Fogg. Baron Johnson; Blessed
Be the Lord God" grand chorus.
Albert Hatch. who conducts shoe
business at Oakland passed the week.
end at his home on Silver street.
A 12-pound daughter arrived Friday
afternoon, Dec. 90, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Allan Koran.
The members of the Embroidery
Club will enjoy their Christmas tree
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Charles Speake, Western avenue.
The next meeting of the Dial Club
will be held Monday afternoon, Dec. 2s,
at the home of Mrs. Adelia A. Merrill,
Gilberth street.
THE Court of King Christmas a
Christmas play, was presented sun
udy evening dl lile DdptiSl CLiul I'll.
Mrs. Harry Brown, assisted by Mrs.
Reuben Wentworth and Mrs. Alonzo
Day, had charge of the drilling of the
participants. Donald Curtis, King
Christmas; William Burgess and Wal
lace Patterson, guards; Leon Brown.
Walter Plummer, Curtis Hatch, Iry-
ing Rollins, courtiers; Beatrice Las
celle, Amanda F1ewelling, princesses;
Constance Curtis, later crowned
queen. Six reciters told stories of
THE Flood" Daniel in the Lions
Dem" David and Goliath" Crossing
of the Red Sea-" Capture of Jericho"
Christmas Story of the Babe of Beth
lehem." Interspersing the stories were
song by primary pupils, vocal solo by
Mrs. J. L. Clarke. vocal solo by Roger
Nye, vocal solo by Airline Plummer,
vocal duet by Ruth Blakney, soprano,
and Marian Lascelle, alto.
Miss Ruth Goodwin, student at He
bron, is passing the holidays as guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Almon
Goodwin, on the Ridge road.
Henry r. L. Kreger. Harvard, and his
friend Hugh Galaher of California, also
of Harvard, arrived in town Sunday aft
ernoon to pass their vacation with Cap
tain and Mrs. w. F. Kreger, Western
avenue.
The story and song service 1.-THE Shep-
herds Story" was given Sunday at +.
M. at the Methodist church. Mrs. Ar
thus F. Craig read the story, which was
accompanied with songs by the chorus
choir. The time of the story was about
So A. d. and the place the village OF
Bethlehem The songs by the choir were:
BLESSED Art Thou, All Thy Works Shall
praise, Thee Look Upon Zion," The
Manager Babe" Praise Him Eternally,"
angel Voices" "Shine On. Bethlehem
STAR Behold I Bring" Dear, Dear
Old Story" THE Royal Gift The mu-
steal program was in charge of Miss
Frances Cate.
Mrs. Ruth Merrill will leave Monday
for visit at Hartland after several
weeks stay in town with her daughter,
Mrs. C. E. Kidder, High street.
The condition of John Parkin. who is
seriously i'll at his home on High street,
remains the same.
Miss Gertrude Waldron, teacher in the
Grammar schools. will pass her vacation
at Portland.
On Thursday evening the Hielhoois VI
the Social Neighbors Club surprised Mrs.
Eva Corson on Lower Main street. The
marty was in honor of Mrs. Corson's
birthday. Games were played and mu-
.,c was enjoyed Refreshments were
served at the end of the evening.
James Flewellng, who has numbering
interests at Kineo, is in town for few
davs. Mr.. and Mrs. Flewelling nave
baen at Lewiston. called there by the
deatb OF Mr. Flewelling's sister, MIS-
Hayes.
The members of the Baptist Sunday
school will present the Christmas canta-
20 "sleepy Santa" Wednesday evening
at the church.
C. p. Loder passed the weekend at MS
home at Clinton
Alec Nickerson, employed at Bangor
&c nassing few days in town
Miss Mildred Williams. who teaches
school at Salmon lake, is guest OF ner
mother. Mrs Tilden Williams, for a 10"
days.