Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-25
WINSL0W

where interesting exercises We're held
by the Barton Sunday school, which
has recently been organized by Rev
F. X. Conant. Recitations We're given
by Louise Murray, Frieda Levy, Otis
Witham, Gertrude Getchell, Margaret
William, Ruth Simpson Bernice
Simpson and Margaret kinnear. Am
erica" was sung by the school. Dis
| tributing the presents from the Christ
| mas tree was next in order. Each
scholar received a present, also a bag
Of candy and pop corn, through the
| kindness of Mrs. Robert Stobie, who
also furnished oranges. After the dis
| tribution of presents, vote of thanks
was given Mrs. Stobie for the refresh
ments. The guests present We're Mrs
+ Robert Salmond and little daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl BendiX, Mrs Robert
Stobie, Mrs. s. Ii. Herd. Mrs John
Murray and Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs. d. Emery has received word
that her brother. Charles A. Rossee
has enlisted in the eth New York In
fantry and is located at Spartanburg.
:. G.
soodly number were present Sat
urday evening at the East Winslow
Baptist church to the Christmas ex-
ercises given by the Sunday school
pupils. The following gave recita-
tions: Frank Whitman, Verna Oyiatt
Madeline Oviatt. Luda Jones, Stephen
Boureaugard. Viola Green. Catherine
Martin, Ruth Mullen, Martin Mullen
| Hester Whitley. Elsie Harrison, Sadie
| and Merieta Thomas, Charlotte ia
b EinS Rp96ino nv pn1Io
! ley: duet. Rev. f. F. LongIey and Miss
belle Longley; song, Sadie and Merieta
/ Thomas; song by Charlotte Jakins
! The church was decorated with cedar
and holly and there We're two we'll
hlled trees. Ernest j. Whitman acted
| as Santa Claus and the part was filled
! to perfection.
Mr. and Mrs, George A. Chamber
lain, AR. and Mrs. William II. Bow
den of this town, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Cot
tie of Oakland will attend the family
gathering on the holiday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tozier, Wafer
Vile
MI and Mrs. Parker Foss and little
daughter, Jane, of WaterviIe. are hol
lday guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Murray.
Harvey Cheneyert from the Naval
Training Station. Newport, r. l.. is at
the home of his parents for n few
days furlough.
+. y. Tilton. principal of the biob
school. is passing the weeks recess at
! his home in Albion
Mrs. Carrie Jones of Clinton was D.,
guest Friday of friends in town.
James Witham was a Sunday guest
Of Fairfield friends.
MI and Mrs. F. L. Blanchard and
Mrs. Henry Harris of Perham. who are
on their way home from the State
Grange at Lewiston. were Weekend
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Forest +. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Dean entnr-
tanned the following holiday cuests.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Kennedy and Mrs
Ella Kennedy of Clinton, Frank T. Div
son, Somerville, Mass. Mr. and Mrs
Il. NJ. Bowman. Oakland. Mr.. and Mrs
George Monk of Clinton. Mrs Sarah
houndy and Miss Lottie Rounly Fair.
field 81
William Miller. who has been on .
trip to New York and Pennsylvania
mas arrived to pass the holiday with
Mrs. Miller at the home of her parents
Mr., and Mrs. Fred FleweIlyn.
Serburn Brann Of Groverton \ IT
IS a guest for the week Of relatives IN
town.
David Gray of Madison is \ guest q
the homo of Harry s GrindaH
Raymond Smiley, quartermastar n
The Radio school, Cambridge. Mass. is
enjoying q few days fulloueh al his
home, He will return Wednesday morn
ing.
Harvey Patten OF the firm Of Robin.
son { Patten, is i'll with the grin.
Roland Hutchins. a teacher at Wal
linesford. CT, is passing a few DAYS at
the home of George W. Patterson.
The Fl. & w. Ladies Md will hoIa
an all-day meeting Wednesday at the
Iaconnet clubhouse. Mrs Elmer To-
zier and Mrs p. Y. White are the din
Ecr committee.
Mrs. Mary Graves. Gardiner. Edwin
F. Stevens of Smithffeld and Mrs
Frank Sands and son Robert of Dover.
are holiday guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Henry Fish.
Bertram Higgins passed the holiday
at the home of his father at Knox.
Mrs. Frank Fuller Of WatervilIe was
q Sunday guest at the home of uer
sister. Mrs. 2. +. Matheson
George Paine after being confined TO
/ is home several months by Illness. is
able to he out
Miss May Taylor of WaverIey. Mass.
has been a guest for few DAYS at the
home of her sister. Mrs +. c. Hooper.
Miss Taylor will return to Massachu-
sets Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s. Grindall were
visitors Sunday at Oakland.
Rev. G. X. Newhall is seriously i'll
with gangrene in his left hand. and
his brother. Charles NewhaN, is also
i'll and in the care of a nurse
George X. Bassett. accompanied by
M and Mrs. Norman l. Bassett,
Chief Justice and Mrs. Leslie c. Cor
nish of Augusta, have gone to Boston
to pass the holiday at the home of
Colby Bassett.
Elizabeth. daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. Fred X. Conant. went TO Port