Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-24
OAKLAND

The public library in town will be
closed on Thursday and Friday eve
nings of this week.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Elsie Penney Will be held at the
residence on Water street this We'd
nesday afternoon at 80 o'clock.
Rev. Weston =. Holman of the Me
thodist church will of1iciate. The
remains will be placed in the tomb
and later interment Will be made in
the family lot In the upper Gene
terry.
Mrs. Augusta Sylvester of Bangor
arrived in town TUESDAY and will
pass the holidays with her grand,
daughter. Mrs. H. w. Wallace.
Mrs. George Bates entertained
The Swastika Class" of the INIT
ed Baptist church at a Christmas
party Monday evening at her home
on Oak street. The regular bust
ness OF the class was transacted and
the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President. ILL
Ian Kelley; vice president Resale
Mosher: secretary. Dorothy Bur-
wood; treasurer, Icy Carroll: chair
man OF the social committee, HiIda
Soule: chairman Of lookout commit
tee. Lillian Baker After the bust
ness meeting there was a Christmas
tree with gifts for all and refresh
ments of sandwiches. assorted cake
and coffee was served. The next
meeting will be held January 18th.
with Lillian Baker, Rosalie Moshcr
and Vivian Foster as hostesses.
All of the Camp Fire Girls will
meet this. "Wednesday afternoon at
4 o'clock at the hor:fe of Ruth Saw
age and will go from there TO sing
Christmas carols at the homes of
those who are shut In or sick.
The girls OF the Witonohi Camp
tlre held a Christmas party Tues
day afternoon at the homo of Lucille
simpson. There was a Christmas
tree where gifts were exchanged.
Games were played, refreshments
were served and n general good time
enjoyed. The following girls with
their guardian Hiss Mary Bricr were
present.: Margaret Blaisdell, Anita
Crockett. Helen Crowell. Janet Tap
ley, Clarice Haynes, beside the young
hostess. Lucille
The class from the United Baptist
sunday school known as the Golden
Chain held Christmas party Mopcay
evening, Dec. %, al the home of its
teacher. Miss Mary Bricr.. There was
Christmas tree and an exchange Of
gifts. parlor games were played and
refreshments of chicken patties. fancy
cakes, ice cream and candy were serv-
cd. The guests Here Clarissa Wheeler.
Marion Princlpato, Nora SouIe. Eosc
Gleason, Virginia Wood. Doris Day,
Viola Ireland. Bertha Sawtelle and
Alice Folsom.
The Dirigo class Of the Methodist
Sunday school held "a Christmas par
ty Monday evening ~ the home Of its
teacher. Mrs. Gladys crowell The
guests were Lorena Luther, Virginia
Judkins. Phyllis F'ow!ez. Alice 'rap!ey.
Marion Durrell, Josephine Greene.
fdella Mcguire, Doris Wyman and
Beatrice Rushton. There was a Christ
mas tree and modern Santa Clause.
Gifts were exchanged, after which
games were played. There was sing
ing and selections on Victrola and sto-
ries were told. Before leaving, the
class presented Mrs. Crowell with a
cutglass mayonraise set. Refresh
ments OF assorted candy and cornballs
were served.
The Sunday school Of All Souls Cni-
versafst church will have Christmas
tree and entertainment this evening at
100 O'Clock in the church.