Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-29
CLINTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Hobbs re-
ceiyed on Christmas day a large box
of fruit from her brother, fl. l..
Leonard of st. Petersburg, Fla, who
with his family is passing the win
ter there.
The members of the Arcana Club
will be entertained on Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Edna Ward on
Spring street. The following pro-
gram will be carried out: Roll call
PARALLELS from the Bible, sketch of
John Bunyan, Mrs. keene; brief,
'Pilgrim's Progress" Mrs. Brown;
reading, Mrs. Runnells; selection,
Mrs. Decker.
Methodist Christmas Concert and
Tree
The Christmas tree and concert of
the Brown Memorial Methodist Sun
day school was a decided success in
every way. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with small fir trees
and fir boughs. a fireplace was beau
tifully arranged for the background.
Streamers of tinsel and red and
green crepe paper with red lights
were used also. The large Christ
mas tree stood at one corner of the
altar railing and was prettily dec
Grated with a large silver star placed
in the top of the tree. Streamers
of tinsel paper and other decorations
were used also. The tree was we'll
filled with gifts and the pastor and
family was well remembered with
large box of groceries and other
useful articles. The program of the
evening was carried out as follows:
Piano solo. Wandering in Dream
land" Miss Dorothy N. Wakely;
prayer. Rev. c. S. Mitchell, pastor;
song. ut Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" chorus choir, with the pas
tor as accompanist: responsive
Christmas reading. led by the pastor;
violin soil. Norman Nelson: "Wel-
come" Barbara Gerald; recitation,
Merry Christmas" Jennie Frances
Runnells: recitation, christmas
Greeting" Wendall Mitchell. recita-
ton, II Wish Had a Telephone"
Ira A. Wftham, Jr.; pageant, "Tele-
phone to Santa" recitation, "The
First Christmas Gift" Abbie Brown;
reading. Little Annie and Willie's
Prayer" Hilda Nelson; recitation,
christmas" Marjorie Bailey; song,
"A Letter to Santa Claus" Isabelle
Gordon: exercise, LET Us Set the
Joybells Ringing" Carletin Runnells,
Ethel Mitchell, George James Wey-
mouth, Josephine Weymouth, Eliza
Chase, Phyllis Wiggin, Wendall Nit
chell, Jennie Runnells, Ira Witham,
Jr., Jack Gordon, Lindell Weymouth;
duet, Santa Claus" Abbie Brown,
Edna Written: recitation, "At Christ
mas Time" Velma Nelson: violin
solo. 1.-THE Romance" Colby Robin
son; recitation, ga Suggestion"
Omar Mckinney; motion song. Ethel
Mitchell; recitation, Star of Prom
ise," Alice Nelson; exercise and tab
feau, waiting for Santa" Josephine
Weymouth, Phyllis Wiggin, Lindell
Weymouth; duet, christmas Cas-
oIs," Edna Written. Abbie Brown:
recitation, "How Dolly Spoke,
Eliza Chase: recitation, christmas
weather" Colby Robinson; violin
solo, Everett Runnels; recitation.
Santa Claus" Pauline Craig; song.
'"Theres a Song in the Air. Star
in the Sky" chorus choir: dialogue.
1.-THE Christmas Time" Clifton
Chase, Barbara Gerald. George
Wakely, Jr., Isabelle Gordon: song,
"Star of December" Colby Robin
son, Norman Nelson. Kenneth Wey-
mouth; solo, "Luther's Cradle
panied on the piano by Miss Dorothy
Wakely: exercise, Little Stars for
Jesus" Stars class; song. sleep Lit
tie Baby, Sleep" Sunbeam class with
Glenys Robinson, pianist; solo, "A
Stranger Came to Bethlehem" Glen
VS. Robinson. with Mrs. Jennie Har-
mon, pianist: recitation, HE Comes
to His Birthday Feast" Jack Cor
don: tableau. silent Night" Mrs
Dorothy Gerald. assisted by Mrs
Harmon and Mrs. Mitchell; closing
song, Brightest and Best of the
Sons of the Morning" At the close
of the program Santa arrived with
gifts for all. Frank Richardson and
George Wakely called off the pres
ents while the Scout class and w. w.
ID. r. girls class. distributed them.
The committee wishes to thank all.
those who helped IN any way to
make a complete success of the eve
ning's entertainment.
Carroll BESSIE of Boston was a hol-
iday guest at the home of his broth
er and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd r.
Besse of Railroad street and also
other relatives in town.
Mrs. Fred l.. Walker has gone to
Brooks, where she will pass few
DAYS with relatives and friends.
Earle L. Walker, station agent at
Augusta Lodge Direcfnrv