Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-23

Wise Men and the Angel" wtsemen,
Eugene Savage. Carlton Towie ana
Lloyd Luther; the angel, Alice Tap
ley; song and duet, Star OF the
East" by Violet and Arlene Rices
.ableau. The Three Marys. Lore
ma Luther. Marion Durrell and Lo-
retta Luther; recitation, Meaning OF
Christmas" Barbara Towle; song,
Gods Promises viii All Come
True" by choir: remarks by pastor;
offertory. Eugene Savage.
Mrs. A. III. Oliver went to Lew
iston. Saturday. to visit her niece,
Miss Idella Brown, who is patient
at the Central Maine General hos
pital.
osmond Dolloff. principal of the
Garland high school. is passing the
holiday vacation with his mother,
Mrs Lucy Dolloff.
Mrs. Joshua Stineford. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Harry
Bradbury, was a weekend guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Oscar Anderson.
Miss Helen Davis, who is teaching
in the high school at Rangeley, is
passing the holiday vacation with
her mother. Mrs. Oscar Anderson.
The Christmas tree and concert at
tAC u AAlOA DoptISi CuuECA n4iI DS
held in the church this evening in
stead of the community house, as
was previously announced. There
will be nice program and the usual
Christmas tree and distribution OF
gifts. also white gifts for the King"
which will be used for the Near
East Relief work.
Cascade GRANGE
Cascade Grange met Saturday in
Grange hall with Benton Grange as
guests. After the lodge was opened
there was a short business meeting
and an executive committee consist
ing OF Thomas Robinson, Frank
Page and w. o. Mitchell, were APP
pointed to serve for one year. The
following program was carried out:
Headings, Laura Oliver, Susie Kerr,
Lottie Cornforth and Mrs. Iva Bur-
wood. There was a discussion OF
the question, What Can the Gov ia
the question, What can the govern
ment do to aid the farmer?" by
chester Davis. Prof. MarQuardt of
Colby, Ernest Oliver, Charles Wheel
er and Henry Powers; dinner was
served at noon and in the after
noon Miss Eleanor jackson of the
State department of agriculture at
Orono gave a talk on special foods
and household management: Mrs.
Haney. chaplain of Benton Grange,
gave recitation and there were re-
marks by Mrs. Weber, Mrs. King
and Mrs. Sewell of Benton Grange;
readings by George Tracey and Hen
ry Powers: vocal solo, Clarissa
wheeler; reading, Lizzie Coughlin
remarks by Alfred Foster of Mt.
Phillips Grange and Mr.. Libby of st.
Adams Grange; piano solo, Virginia
Judkins; short address by Prof. Mar
quardt; the program closed by sing
ing Home, Sweet Home" Saturday
evening there was a Christmas tree
for the children, prettily decorated
and laden with gifts. A program in
which the young people participated
was carried out as follows: Vocal
solo, Alctha Burwood: q two-act
farce entitled 'DiTeffrence" was act
ed by Bertha Sawtelle, Gertrude
Cornforth, Beatrice Cornforth and
Doris Tobin: violin solo with encore
by George Coughlin; recitations by
INA Taylor and Morrill, Bachelor;
piano solo, Bertha Sawtelle; recita
lions. Chester Bachelor, Elizabeth
Getchell and Lenora Brewer; excr-
else entitled THE Story OF the Star"
by 70 young people; recitation, by
Ruby Curtis. Allen Lewis, repre-
sentlng Santa Claus, distributed the
gifts. Games were played and Il
general good time enjoyed. The
committee in charge consisted of
Mrs. Nina Fowlic, Mrs. Ida Jud-
kins. Arthur Bartlett and Mrs. ABB
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