Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-28

a union Christmas concert and tree
were enjoyed. The church was filled
to capacity. The program for the
concert began with selection by
double quartet choir, followed by
scripture reading and prayer by Rev
G. w. NJ keyes: greetings, Madeline
DeEratus; exercise by six girls;
recitation, Alden Hutchinson; read
ing, selected, Miss Rena Wheeler;
recitation, Walter BragdOn, santa
Claus Coming; singing, chorus;
recitation, Ella Husscy; recitation,
Clement Smith, Best Birthday;
recitation, Arthur Chick; exercise. six
boys, christmas People; solo,
waking Out of Silence" Pauline
Gordon; recitations, wesley Jewell.
George Boyd; chorus 20 Come All We
Faithful; recitation, Christmas song,
Roland Patten; recitations, Roland
Jones, Clarence Carr, Harold CARLY
and Byron Sinclair: chorus, school;
violin solo, Donald Prescott; recita-
tons, Leslie Jewell, Cora Libby.
Madeline Gilman; Look up the
Chimney" chorus: recitation, Laura
Gilman. Alva Smith: reading. select
ed, Miss Blanche Leach; exercise, five
girls: recitations, 0rville Robertson,
Carroll Jones. Warren Andrews. An
ME Chick, Martha Chick, Wallace
Littlefield: closing hymn. choir.
Santa Claus came in time to dis
tribute the gifts from the tree, much
to the delight of the children who
We're all remembered.
Miss Jennie Wheeler and Miss
Ruby Wheeler Of Livermore Falls are
at their home in town for the Christ
mas holidays.
Miss Theodore Harrington, teach
err in Sanford, is at home for the
Christmas vacation.
Miss Rena Wheeler of Kecne. y. r..
is passing the holidays in town at her
old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold II. Flanders
are receiving congratulations on the
December 25.
Miss Mildred Gushing of Lewiston
was the Christmas guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wetstean.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tinkham OF
Winthrop, Oscar Flanders Of Madison
and Arthur Pingree, were Christmas
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Flanders.
At the Methodist church Sunday
morning the pastor. Rev. G.. w. NJ.
Reyes took for his subject. AN
Angels Gospel" Special Christmas
music was furnished by the choir.
Subject for the evening, "Consecrated
Personality"
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Bragdon en-
tertained family Christmas party on
| Monday. They had as guests Mr..
Bragdon's mother, Mrs. G. ]. Brag-
don. Miss Ethel Bragdon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Bragdon and son, Wal
ter. and little daughter, Mildred. Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Moody.
At the Congregational church
Christmas morning a children's con-
cert was held using the program sent
out by the American Board and the
WOman's Board of Missions, at
Shall Be to All Peoples" Order of
service: Organ prelude: professional
hymn. "Oh Come All We Faithful:
responsive reading by Christian Her
aid. Forest GetchelI and Doris Chick
and audience: prayer; hymn. 10Y to
the World": recitations. 1.-THE Gifts
that Christmas Brings" "The Love
OF Children" by primary department:
Little Stars that Twinkle" Walter
Bragdon. Orville Robertson and Ro-
land Patten: recitation by Gertrude
Chick. Jesus Birthday; song by the
primary department: "The Christian
Home" exercise by juniors. mrbn
Christ Child's Guest" Martha Chick
murus 1oepig. Byron Sinclair: hymn,
II lame Upon the Midnight