Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-27
SKOWHECAN NEWS
Generous Donations Received by Home Relief
Ella c. Emery Away-First Baptist Children Enjoy
Parv-anv Christmas Parties and OutofTown Visitors

Hines in which Miss Evelyn st. Led
ger was riding, was blown over in the
stiff wind of Saturday last Neither OF
the occupants were hurt, which was
particularly fortunate from the fact
that the accident. happened near an
sembankment on Cemetery hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. EDton of Middle
and Spring streets entertained the chill
dren of the neighborhood at a Christmas
party Monday evening. The affair was
planned particularly in compliment to
Mrs Eaton's mother. Mrs. Frank Wey-
mouth and large Christmas tree bore
many attractive gifts. A short program
was enjoyed including recitations by
Little Misses Glennis Haines. Gladys
Mantor and Linnette Mantor and music
| with Mrs. Bessie Mantor at the piano.
Guests at the Eaton home Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Weymouth of Fair
| field. Mrs. Muriel Lowell and her grand
mother. Mrs. Jennie Cover from Wa
terville.
Elmer E. Harris of the Skowhegan
Jersey Creamery left yesterday morning
for Bangor where he is connected with
the dairy business at Ayredale Farm.
Maurice Bracket Of Portland re-
turned Tuesday following visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Brack-
EFT.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Flanders (Marion
Drake) left here yesterday for Boston
where Mrs. Flanders who is we'll
known soprano soloist will resume her
studies for time.
FIR. Rondot, Dominion father from
Lewiston who assisted FIR. Renaude in
st. Mary's parish over Sunday and Mon
day left yesterday morning for Water
Vile wher he is to preach to the Sisters
of Mount Merici.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Currier left
yesterday morning TO visit in Boston.
going mainly at this time to listen to
some of Billy Sundays sermons.
The Parochail school sessions will be
resumed next Monday.
c. H. Gardiner. president of the Far
mers' Unions of Maine left here Tues
day morning to be absent for a little
over week. He will first visit the
Union at Norridgewock and afterwards
will attend sessions of the Unions in the
towns of Richmond, Kenduskeag, Nor
way and Saturday will be at West Fall
mouth where new union has lust been
organized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Weber of Lew
lston who have been the guests of Mrs.
Webbers parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. F..
Williams of Mount Pleasant avenue. re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lancaster Of Au-
gusta who have been visiting relatives
mere departed yesterday forenoon
Among the Christmas day house par
ties were the following guests nj the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moore and son Loan
of Gardiner and Miss Francis Moore of
Waterville.
The cantata which is to be given newt
sunday at the Opera House at $40 I'M
der the direction Of Elmer e. Tow,e
VIII include in its role a big chorus If
7 voices and some of Skowhegan.s MOS,
talented soloists. Different cIerpvn,a,,
III the town will assist in the exeroisos
with Dr. O. H. Tracy of tho 1yrs.
onurch delivering the address The
VIII De no admission but a co,,ectio,,
VIII De taken. which after defr.v;nn
'ne expenses will. be turned over -,
charitable purposes. ior
me following program was rendo,o,
oy 'he Sunday school pupils ~ Rat,,
any church at their annual Christ,one
concert: Professional; carol "Re11s ~
10y; responsive reading and CIori. y.
ahtnem, Unto Us a Child is r. "a i;
ROTATIONS. Thornton Conant Mi1d n,
lancaster; exercise, three girls. cano Io
ahthem; prayer: solo, Miss CO..,
Meme; recitation, Florence st;nat,
ned; carol by six of the bovS an5
sirls; Rotations, Emery Estahran nu
ana Lynette Manter; anthem $50 "T Tbs
S Song" obligato by Mrs Agn ns
steward, accompanied by the ch enes
exercise by Mrs. Ames bows. 1,inmoaa
savage Smith Ames. CLYDE Rrao, oot
ana James White: song by the hn,,.
III We Try" carol, 20 Retb,e Iuss
star; recitation. four little tots. d,,at
MISSES Coda Keene and Lois Man
tor' carol. Hail to the Xmas Morr :,
song Primary department: recjtstio,
Iheima and Charlotte Gates and Ah
Dle stinchfield; LYNN, 10Y to the