Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-17

time enjoyed
The Oakland Community orchestra
will hold its rehearsal Sunday after
noon at $50 o'clock in the Post
rooms and . full attendance is de-
sired.
The second grade OF the public
schools had their Christmas tree at
the morning session Friday at els
o'clock. The room was prettily dec
grated for the occasion and there
was a large tree laden with gifts and
tie following program was carried
out under the direction OF tfeir
teacher, Miss Marion Brown: Pray
er; hymn: song, Good Morning" by
the school; recitation. "A Merry
Christmas" Luella Cochrane; recita-
ton, THE Christmas Tree" Elizabeth
Dodge: song, "A Christmas Well
Gomez, by the school; recitation. '.The
Christmas Mousie," Earl Bickford;
recitation. 1.-THE Christmas STAR" by
the school: song, shine Out Oh
Blessed STAR" by the school; exer-
cises. Sing Song Of Sixpence" and
ride a. Jack Horse" Irene Decker
Patricia Colby. and Elizabeth Get
chell; recitation, Harry Soule: recita-
ton, "Jack Frost by the school;
song, "Heigh Ho For Santa Claus"
by the school: exercise, Christmas
Recitation" by nine children; exer-
else, dumping Jack" Caroline Trav-
is and Lola Dubay; recitation, "a
Present for Mama" recitation, "Our
Christmas Bells" Thelma Beverage,
Della Witham and Goldie Bubier;
song, christmas Time" by he
school; recitation, Christmas Morn
ing" recitation, Hanging Fathers
Socks" Ralph Stowell: exercise.
"Hurrah for Kris Kringle," by the
school,, recitation, Santa Claus is
Coming" Lizzie Mosher; recitation,
Envy" Gerald Kelley.
Mrs. Remaldo O'Neil who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Orilla CQch-
ran for a few days has returned to
her home in Troutdale.
The Christmas sale held Friday
afternoon at the Methodist church
was largely attended and was well
patronized. The fancy work table,
where all sorts of hand made arti-
cles We're on sale, was in charge Of
Mrs. inertia Bates, Mrs. Nathaniel B.
Woodsum, and Miss Maggie Johnson;
Mrs. Gordon McTaggert, Mrs. Parres
Manson and Mrs. Eugene Perry pre-
sided at the useful table. The Corner
Market, where vegetables and can
ned goods could be obtained, was in
charge Of Mrs. Archie Towle, Mrs.
Percy Reed, Mrs. Archie Peavey, Mrs.
Oral Wheeler anr Mrs. Guy Moore.
There was a mystery table; this was
presided over by Mrs. Gladys Gro
we'll, Mrs. Sturgeon S. Hoar, Mrs.
Marshall B. Helms, and Mrs. w. P.
Holman. Delicious homemade candy
was on sale; this department was in
charge of Mrs. Agnes Savage, assist
ed by the Sunsine class and Sturgeon
Hoar's class of boys. Miscellaneous
articles wer on sale by the Willing
Workers class in charge Of Mrs.
Percy Reed. A delicious supper of
baked beans. brown bread, salads,
hot rolls, doushnuts, cake and cof-
fee was served from 6 to z o'clock.
under the following committee:
Mrs. inertia Bates. Mrs. Forest
Fowles, Mrs. Angie Cottle, Mrs.
Frank Marsh. Mrs. Herbert Skillings.
Mrs. Lottie Latin and Mrs. w. p.
Holman. This was followed by a
program of music and readings.
/ Funeral services for Mrs. Alpha
NJ. Gaylord, wife Of Jackson Cay
ford, will be held this Saturday
morning at 1890 o'clock at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Lewis on
Oak street. Rev. Weston p. Holman
willsoHciate and the remains will be
taken to Clinton for burial.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown have
returned from Portland, where they
have been Attending the meeting Of
the State Grange.
The, Young Ladies' Degree team of
Cascade Grange will confer the Sec
ond degree on a class of candidates at
their regular meeting this evening in
Grange hall.
Miss Louise Clark, who is a teach
er in the public schools at Sherman
Mills is passing the Christmas vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Clark of Fairfield street.
Miss Eleanor Sherwood of Cherry
field, Miss Marguerite Geary OF
Springfield, Mass, Miss Smith of So
Ion, Miss Cornforth of Unity, Miss
Clarke Of ,Kennebunkport, Miss Doro-
thy Wells of Christmas Cove and
Miss Mildred Trask of Bradford,
teachers in the public schools, will
leave, today for their homes where
they will pass the Christmas vaca-
ton.
The children and teachers appre-
ciate the Christmas spirit Of the
Mothers Club in presenting to sew
eral of the schools money, with which
to purchase records for the Victrola
Such gifts furnish cheer and good
will to many children throughout the
whole year.
A Christmas tree and appropriate
Christmas exercises found their way
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