Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-18

noon Wnen the TIN ana 6Cn grades
assembled together. Sidney Merrill
acted as Santa Claus. dressed in a
Santa costume. As the 7th grade
chestra played Here They Come.H
The tree was loaded with gifts for
every one, the children having drawn
names over three weeks. Santa's
helpers to distribute the gifts were
Rosalind Skehan, Anna Hamlin,
Frank Weeks and Donald Stone.
Tho Church School officers OF
Christ Church announce that the
Christmas tree and Pageant will be
held at the Parish House on Tues.
day. December 2S, at o'clock in the
afternoon.
Read the list of cuts Of meat in the
ad Of the Community store today.
1t will help you in selecting the main
dish for your Sunday dinner. Tie
best In groceries and other supplies.
ADV.
Miss Helen Nichols, physical train
Ing instructor at Gardiner High, left
Friday afternoon for Portland, where
she will pass the holidays at her
home.
HALLOWELL
The eisy school closed yesterday for
the Christmas vacation Of two weeks.
Miss Ruth Willis has gone to West
Gardiner for visit with her parents,
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Miss Virginia Hescock will pass the
christmas holidays with her parents in
West Gardiner.
Rank cards were out yesterday at
Hallowell High.
MISS Lucy Wing will pass her holi-
days at her home in Randolph.
Mrs. w. P. Bradford, who has been
Ill, Is much improved.
several cases of mumps are report
cd from the State School for girls.
There will be a dance at the
Grange hall tonight.
Miss Amelia Buchanan of Colby IN
at home for the holidays.
There was an excellent attendance
at last nights basketball game.
Christmas was celebrated at the
Middle street Primary by trees and
exercises
Granite City Grange will hold its
regular meeting Monday evening at
George Greeley has presented the
High School library with several ref
erence books.
Mrs. j. P. Alyward, who has been
turned to Rockland.
Miss Louise Cone, a sophomore at
Colby, Is at home for the Christmas
vacation.
Miss Alma Perkins. who IL teach.
Ing IN Belgrade High, Is at home for
a short vacation.
Myron Lucas, who is attending the
University of Maine, has come home
Tor the Christmas vacation.
Members Of the Baptist choir are
requested to meet at the church for
rehearsal at S:45. Sunday morning.
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Miss Harriet Nutting is at home
from Wheaton college for the holi-
days.
The Bigelow's Boys Band Minstrels
will be given Monday evening Of this
week in City hall.
Miss Ellen Small goes today to Au-
burn to pass two weeks with her fam
lily.
Miss Leona Hersum Is at home from
Pennington Normal School for the
Christmas holidays.
Miss Frances Fuller is at home from
the University Of Maine for the Christ
mas holidays.
Miss Ruth Treworsy leaves this
morning for Ellsworth to visit rela-
tives for two weeks.
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Miss Hermennie Dufresne will pass
the Christmas holidays with her pa
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in Pittston.
Misses Delphene and Kathleen An
drews are at home from the Uniyersi-
ty of Maine for the Christmas holi-
days.
Hallowell High will hold a cooked
food sale today at the Small market.
1t will open at 11.30. The proceeds
Will go towards basketball,
The eighth and ninth grades had a
Christmas masquerade party yesterday
afternoon and had q delightful time.
The other grades had trees,
Miss Melva PettingilI will pass The
Christmas vacation with her parents.
ME- and Mrs. Edgar Pettingill, in All.
burn.
Robert Bullock of the University If
Maine will pass the Christmas yaca.
ton with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bullock.
Hallowel1 youngsters are looking
forward with eagerness to the commu-
nlty Christmas party to be given bv
ward One in City hall.
Miss Aubrey NJ. Plaistesd. formerly
instructor in commercial subiecta a.