Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-16
Attractive Window

and again in front Of the Water
window of the Holt and Hight Buick
sales rooms. and 1t is no wonder
that the beauty and pleasing ar
rangement OF the window display Mt
tracts SO much attention. In the
rear, up canvas which reaches
across the window and part way on
each side. IL winter scene typical Of
Maine. \ handsome Buick roadster
is i'm the right rear corner and Santa
Claus. dressed in his usual attire OF
dark red is sitting upon an old log in
front of fire laid in the open, on
the fire is placed Il spider and one
can almost hear the bacon sizzling.
In back OF Santa on the ground lies
his pack just as it slid off his back
and burst open at the top showing
many gifts for boys and girls. Santa
has stopped to rest. He Is listening
in on q radio set which is placed near
the front fine window and it looks
as if he might be hearing wishes eX-
pressed by little people whom he
wishes TO please. so intent is his ex-
preston. The window is one of the
most interesting ever displayed IN
town.
AH. and Mrs. John Morrow and
daughter, Dorothy. who were In
town Sunday to attend the funeral
service of Mrs. Merrow's sister, Mrs.
Martha Davis, returned Monday to
their hoine in Monroe.
Miss Mildred Flynt of Shawmut,
who has been the guest at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Moody Jewell. re-
turned Monday to Fairfield. where
she is 4 student at the Lawrence
High school.
Mrs. Leon Wilbur and her infant
daughter, Evelyn Doris who have
been patients at the Somerset hos
pital. were discharged Sunday and
went 70 their home on Madison ave-
nue..
Wednesday evening the First Phil
athea Class of the Federated church
will observe Christmas. The meeting
will be held at the church at 1880
o'clock and members are requested to
bring gifts for children not to exceed
twenty five cents in value and these
gifts at Christmas time will be pre-
scented to poor children. All menu
bers are urged to attend this meet
ing.
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock
the second in a series of union mid
week prayer services being held this
winter by the Centenary Methodist
church, the Federated church and the
Bethany Baptist church will be held
at the parlor of the Federated church.
The leader will be the Federated pas
tor. Rev. George l.. Thurlow. Mem
bers of the three parishes are urged
to attend these meetings and the
public is cordially invited to attend.
The girls of the class taught in the
Bethany Baptist Sunday school by
Miss Gladys Mantor met Mt her home
Saturday afteVnoon and worked On
gifts which the class are to give at
Christmas to the children who are
inmates Of the state sanitorium. The
hostess served home made fudge and
the girls worked busily and accom-
plished much besides passing pleas
ant afternoon.
The Federated choir directed by
Arthur B. Plummer will hold re-
hearsals working on the Christmas
music on Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday evenings at 1880 at the
church and all who can sing are
urged to attend these rehearsals and
help in the Christmas music.
This Tuesday afternoon from 3 to
s, the ladies of the Working League
OF the Federated church win hold a
fair in the church pariors and at ESQ
will serve a public supper.
The young people of the Federated
church will hold social at the