Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-10
OAKLAND

| Mrs. George L. Stott will return
| today from a brief business trip to
! Portland.
| Through the courtesy of Mrs.
Jane Knox and Raymond Walker, the
Advent church in Union school dis
| trict was made available and was
secured and fitted up for a temporary
| school room. Since the fire OF last
Saturday, which destroyed the school
building. Many thanks are due the
nearby residents. especially Mr..
| Walker and Mr.. Palmer for their eff
forts in making the building ready
for school sessions with out any in
terruption. A splendid present was.
4 made the Union school by the pupils
| of the Eighth grade of $500. made up
/ of contributions, the sum to be used
| in procuring books for the library
! to take the place Of those destroyed
| Mrs. Susan Penney left Thursday
| for Pasadena, Calf, where she will
| pass the winter with relatives.
Among the members Of Cascade
Grange who attended the Kennebec
| Pomona at Belgrade Wednesday
We're: Arthur Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Oliver. Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Kerr, William Mitchell. Arthur
| Gleason. Mrs. George Wheeler, Lin
wood wheeler.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dusty were
! in Waterville Thursday on business
| Mrs. Delwin Weeks has returned
! to her home in Sidney after visiting
her sister, Mrs. Charles Wheeler for
a few days.
The Fidelity Glass Of the United
Baptist church will meet this Friday
evening at 7.SO at the home of Mrs.
Anthony Publicover.
/ A meeting of the several commit
| tess for the Community Christmas
! tree was held at the Williams High
school building Tuesday evening
with a large attendance. The tree
| is to be placed sometime during
Christmas week in Depot Square,
| with exercises on Christmas eve. 1t
was voted that present be given
to every pupil Of the public schools
and also to all children in attend
ance at the exercises. The commit
tee on gifts is Rev. w. D. Veazie,
| Mrs. James Shirley, Mrs. flames
Stevens, Mrs. John O'Reilly, Mrs. n.
B. Woodsum, Mrs. Mable Harris.
| Tickets which will entitle each child
to a present will be issued through
the schools There will be real
Santa Claus and this part of the
program will be taken care of by c.
H. Martin. A carol service around the
tree will be carried out under the
direction of Mrs. Florence Wells,
musical director. Familiar songs will
be sung by the audience. Miniature
Christmas trees will be sent to all.
the shut-ins both old and young and
the committee appointed will see
that no one Is overlooked. The
Opera House will be observed as
Memorial Hall and the G. A. r. Hall
and refreshments will be served here
and all are cordially invited. Further
details of the program as it is COM
pleted will be published.
All persons having votes for the To-
cal candidate in the "On to Paris"
contest are kindly requested to place
them in the hands of the committee
as soon as possible, as the contest
closes December Is.
Clarence Stansbury of North New
Portland is visiting his sister, Miss
Hazel Sautelle, at her home on High
street.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society of the
United Baptist church was held
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Anthony Puhlicover on Water
street. Short articles were read by
the members on the 'Lepers" in the
United States and in foreign coun-
tries. Refreshments Of hot chocolate
and cake were served. There were II
present.
Arlie Moorecraft, who has been stop
ping at the New Revere Hotel for
number of years, has secured rooming
quarters at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Peters on Main street.
On account of the entertainment
1.-THE Bean Town Choir which comes
on the night of the regular meeting of
Sergeant Wyman Women's Relief
Corps, the members are requested to
meet at the hall at 7.15 sharp so that
short business session may be held
and in this way enable all who wish
to attend the entertainment. There Is \
important business to transact.
Miss Catherine Allen, who has been |
i'll at. her home on Grove street, is |
improving.
Mrs. Mary Dingley, who has been |
visiting relatives in West Medford and !
other places for the past two weeks, |
will return tomorrow
Mrs. Annie Vigue, who returned
from Sisters Hospital Watervlls.