Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-19
OAKLAND

All people intending to SEND
Christmas mail are advised not to
delay too long as there will be no de-
livery of mail at any post office on
Christmas day. Special Delivery and
perishable matter only will receive
attention. All outgoing mail Will be
dispatched as usual.
Mrs. Lizzie Jorden and son, Robe,
have returned to their home, after
visiting with friend sin Fairfield
Center.
Omer Pooler, who has been work
ing for some time in Providence, II.
l.. has returned to his home.
Chester e. Gleason of Boston is
in town, called here on account OF
the death of his sister. Mrs. A. ID.
Libby.
Miss Ruth Giberson, student at
the State Normal school at Farm
ington, is at the home of her par
ents for the Christmas vacation.
Harold Bridges of Fairfield street,
who has been quite i'll, Is some
what improved.
Silent Six
The Silent Six met at the nome
of Mrs. Alden Moore on High street
with the usual attendance. Inc
time was passed in a social way ana
sewing and crocheting were enjoyed.
Refreshments were served.
Iinwood Luce and Mr.. Mace, OF
Readheld, were business callers at
the home of G. M. Bachelor on LAD
by Hill, Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Bridges, the daugn-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brioges
of Fairfield street, is i'll.
C. l. Davis of Watervilie was 2
business caller at the home OF ~.
M. Bachelor, Thursday.
William Garland, who has been
visiting in Portland, has returned 70
his home on Fairfield street.
Church Notices
United Baptist Church. Rev. F. ).
Rernauer. pastor: Public worship at
1890. sermon by pastor: Christmas
music: solo. W B. Neal; IL. noon.
S. S.; 6 P. NJ, Christmas Endeavor;
Up. NJ, C. S. Christmas concert
Methodist Church, Rev. Pinkerton,
pastor: 1890, public worship; 5. ,.
at Has; III. B. Woodsum, Supt.; Ep-
worth League at 6; song and prayer
service at 7.30.
All Souls Uniyersalist Church,
Rev. II. G. Mann, pastor: PUBIC
worship at 1890; S. s. at a1.45; Dean
Wheeler, Supt.; Junior Union at 4
p. NJ; Senior Union at 8.
Church at Sidney at ESQ, preacheo
by Rev. Pinkerton. S. S. following.
Ernest Lewis, Supt.
Services Sunday at the High street
Mission at 2.30 P. M.
A Christmas party will be given
the Sunday school of the United
Baptist church at the Community
House, Wednesday evening at z. :
The Mems Club of the All Souls
Universalist church held their reg
ular meeting Wednesday evening at
hurry vestry.
The Oriental Bazaar closed in q
brilliant manner at the Community
House, Thursday night The play.
The Charity Pupil" and the rose
drill in beautiful flower costumes
and wands. under the direction OF
Mrs. Willard Brier, met the fullest
expectations of sympathetic and
responsive audience. The midnight
banquet by candle light with stunts
by all the girls was a typical lark,
such as might be planned secretly
in any fashionable girls boarding
school.
The entire color scheme with for
al decorations and ELECTRICAL effects,
with typical Japanese stalls as a
background, left an impression of
harmony and Oriental illusion that
illicited the admiration of all and
the sales from the stalls as well as
attendance at the plays reached the
highest expectations of the several
committees who planned and carried