Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-18
OAKLAND
Libbv Hill School

| The Libby Hill School closed to-
day with the following entertainment
from o'clock until 4: Song by the
school; welcome, Winthrop Brann;
| 'Christmas Tide" Lenora Brewer;
Expecting Santa" Alleda Peavey;
! song, alag of Our Native Land"
| Ruth Taylor and Lenora Brewer;
| "Christmas," Ruth Estabrook; "Holi-
day Week." Phillip Plaisted; Santa
Buys a New Suit" Ruth Taylor and
Morrill, Bachelor; Another Christ
mas Day." Mary Taylor; Santa is
| Near" song, by the school,; signs
"Christmas Bells Eudora Brewer;
Mother Earth's Christmas Apron"
recitation by school; "a New Fash
toned Christmas" Our Christmas
Tree" Doris Taylor; silent Night
Holy Night song by school. The
parents were invited guests and en-
joyed the program very much, and
exceedingly high praises were show
cred upon the teacher Miss Ruth
Lewis whose untiring efforts made
this pleasant afternoon possible.
jolly Eight Meet
! The jolly Eight held their regular
meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Ola Curtis, Seven members being
present. The annual Christmas tree
was special feature of the meeting.
which was enjoyed as well as the So
cial time.
Mr.. and Mrs. BarZilla Wood have
returned from Norway where they
have been visiting relatives.
Eugene Soule has returned from
Gardiner, where he has been visiting
/ his wife who Is caring for Mrs. Ar
thur Pettigrove. who is i'll.
Meeting Of Boy Scouts
| The Boy Scouts held a meeting
Monday evening at the home of one
of the members, George Coughlin.
Edwin Livingstone was elected
Scribe and William Livingstone.
Urea surer There are two patrols
and Lawrence Reed was captain Of
the Tigers and Norman Blake Cap
tain of the Silver Fox. The meet
! ing was conducted by the Scout Mas
ter, Willard Brier. Refreshments
were served.
Miss Eta Hatfield has returned to
her home IN Melrose, Mass, after an
extended visit at the home of her
brother. Harry Hatfield OF Main
street.
Mrs. w. H. Marshall and Mrs.
Charles Walton have returned from
Bangor where they made a short
visit.
Harry H. Hatfield has returned to
his home on Main street. after an
extended business trip through Con-
necticut.
Mrs. Gilbert of Fairfield street is
i'll.
The Fidelity Glass of the United
Baptist church viii hold their regu-
lar meeting at the home of Mrs. Ella
penney on Water street this after
noon.
The Welfare Committee will meet
at 9 A. M. Friday, at the home OF
Mrs. Rachel Dame.
| A dinner will be served at noon
Saturday at the meeting Of Cascade
Grange and all not solicited, please
| bring pie, cake or doughnuts. A
| Christmas tree will be enjoyed in the
evening and ali members of the
Grange are requested to bring cam
| dy or popcorn for the big treat.
Laura Bell Libby
! Laura Bell Libby wife Of A. d.
Libby, of Oakland, Me-, Passed away
at the Sisters hospital. Waterville,
+ Thursday afternoon at P. M. after
a long illness. Mrs. Libby is sur
vived by nine brothers and sisters;
Carrie Small, Wareham, Mass:
Frank b.. Gleason, Orland. Florida;
Lincoln Gleason, Durham, N. H.; DR..
s. Gleason, wareham, Mass; DR.. Fl.
C. Gleason, Boston, Mass; Chester
E. Gleason, Boston, Mass; Howard
P. Gleason, Worcester, Mass; Nora
S. Corson. Waterville; Arthur A.
Gleason, Oakland. Mrs. Libby was
an active member of Cascade Grange
where she will be greatly missed by
her many friends. Funeral services
will be held at the home, Sunday at
2 p. M. Interment will be in the
Middle cemetery.
swell, sonny" announced DR..
Diggs. 1--WE brought you a little
baby sister,"
'Take her back" ordered the small