Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-24

Templar Of the Grand commandssy Of
Response to En. Sir Frank ". Buck
America tf,rst and last stanzas).
To All Knights Templar wherever dis
persed.
Response by Sir knight Frank H. Hol-
To the Most Iilus,rious Grand Master
or the Grand Council Of Maine
Response by EN-. Sir Edward F. Mer-
rill.
Baritone Solo ..'Bells Of Peace
Ralph ". Leighton
f1 In. .ne ,an Ss' chspsss se q aan es' Ok
Response by Sir knight Willis c. Ho-
To the Mos. wor.hipful Grand Master
of the Grand Lodge OF Maine.
Soprano and Baritone Due.-'-rhey
Shall Hunger No More" from The ,
Mrs Malley and Mr.. Leighton.
To Knights Templar Yho have departed
this life during the year now closing.
Response by Em. Sir J. Wallace Blunt
Sir Knights join In the Lords Prayer. .
6enediction.
Ensign and Mrs. Guy h. Overlook
have been in town. the guests Of her
sister. Mrs. Ray Pierce.
The Sunday school classes Of the
Federated church will hold their ex-
ercises at Z o'clock Wednesday even.
ing in the church. Each class is
responsible for \ part Of the program.
There will be Christmas trees.
The w. c. T. Z. met Tuesday aft
ernoon at the Library pariors in az
cordance with a custom established
many years ago to pack a box for
the inmates of the Skowhegan poor
farm. This box in addition to fruits
and candies and small gifts for the
inmates will hold a plum pudding
made by Miss Gertrude S. Weston.
During the 80 years that Mrs. Glenn
entine West was president of the W.
c. T. L. she always included a plum
pudding in the box and her daughter.
Miss Gertrude. has kept up the GUS
tom. A short program was enjoyed.
Miss Alice Moore, a kindergarten
teacher in the-Bangor schools, is in
town for the holidays.
Major and Mrs. II. B. Campbell of
Haverhill. Mass. are guests at the
i.chAS VI VI III fSAhiLA
Alex Thompson and Lewis Brown,
Students at Bowdoin College, are at
home for the holidays.
Raymond Fogg and John Wads-
orth of the University Of Maine,
:Ec passing their Christmas vacation
j, town.
John Corson. the popular barber at
.bby e. Cote's shop, has gone to
iabylon, y. Y, where he will visit
il son. F.. l.. Corson. He expects
u be away about a month.
Mrs. Rose Coombs Burrill and chill
! dren. Evelyn and Frederick. left for
! over the holidays with Mrs. w. F.
+, Bradley, sister of Mrs. Burrill. They
| will also visit with Mr.. Burrill before
returning home.
| Mrs. J. H. Kane. who recently un
derwent a surgical operation at Som
eIset hospital, was able to go to hei
home in Canaan on Monday. Miss
LIna Nye, a trained nurse from the
Maine General hospital. vino has been
caring for Mrs. kare. returned to
! Portland Monday afternoon.
Edward 'Dysart Of Bostcn is visit
ing his brother Harry over the holt
days.
! Clifford Aulis left on Tuesday
mornings train for Boston. From
Boston he will go to Hanover. n. H.
his home. where he will remain dur
ling the holidays.
Miss Norma Smith went to Free
tpoft Tuesday morning. where she viii
visit with her uncle. DIR. Cleber Smith
during the Christmas recess.
John H. Steward was n business
visitor in Lewiston Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Reddingtor
passed Tuesday in Waterville.
The Novelty Amusement Club viii
hold their next dance on Friday even
| ing. Jan. =. instead OF next Friday
At this dance a silver loving cup vii
be given to the winner Of the prizt
fox trot.
Mrs. Bernard Lee. who has been II
town the guest Of her mother, Mrs
Etta S. Merrill, returned to her home
in Barton, VT, Monday afternoon
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Lee ant
Miss Mildred Beals visited in Water
vile.
Sergt. Brooks Elliot Savage is il
town for a 15-day furlough from thu
Staten Island hospital, with his pa.
rents, MIR. and Mrs. Mark Savage OF
Alder street.
DIR. and Mrs. p. r. Baird Of Wa
terville. who were in town for the
Knowlton Green wedding, left on ths
Monday afternoon train.
/ Frank Mayo of Jackman was
| brought to Skowhegan Tuesday by
| Deputy Sheriff Henry Armstrong OF
Jackman and is serving term Of sc
DAYS in Jail with fine Of 500 and
costs for being a common seller.
| Joseph Pelerin of Sandy Bay is
serving a term of 60 days in Jail with
a fine Of 500 and costs for Illegal
possession Of liquor. He was brought
to Skowhegan by Deputy Sheriff F.
l.. Gipson Of Bingham.
High Mass of requiem for the re .
pose of the soul Of Victoria fLaura)
| Thibodeau, nee Cowett, was cele-
brated Tuesday morning at 9.15
o'clock at Our Lady Of Lourdes
Catholic church. Ladies Of st Johns
and Order Of the Artisans were in at
tendance.
Joseph Leavitt Of Scion. who is
employed by the Hoilingsworth e
Whitney Co. in the woods above
that place, was in Skowhegan Mon
day.
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