Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-27
FAIRFIELD.
Joint Installation Of Wood
men and Royal Neighbors.
Mrs. James P. Smith Dies
Suddenly at Benton.
Breezy Local Items and Pithy Per-
s0nal Pointers.

| Fairfield Camp, NJ. W. A, and the
| Royal Neighbors held joint installa-
ton Tuesday evening. District Deputy
| George c. Woods of Bangor installed
| the following camp officers: Consul. F.
r. Brown; vice consul, Ernest Achley;
past consul, Otis E. Taylor; banker,
| DR.. NJ. A Priest; escort Edward
MITCHELL clerk, Frank Coffill; watch
man, Charles d. Estes; sentry, VIM.
| MorriSett.
| Mrs Woods acted as installing Off
Ger for Royal Neighbors. The follow
| ing were Installed: Oracle. Mrs. Effie
| Muhollin; vice oracle, Miss Catherine
| O'Brien; past oracle, Mrs Anna G.
Brown; chancellor, Mrs. Adra Flood;
| recorder Mrs. Il. NJ. Brown; receiver,
| Mrs. Stella, Jewell; marshal, Miss AL
berta Foss; inside sentinel Miss Lue
| Brown: outside sentinel, Mrs. Mary
Murray; manager, Mrs. Jennie Libby;
physicians, O. +. Ames and A. A
| Downs.
After the installation refreshments
| were served. followed by music by
! Stevens Orchestra, and social time
and dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. C. Woods We're the
guests while here of Mr.. and Mrs f.
r. Brown, Main street.
The Ladies Sewing Circle of the
Methodist Guild met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs o. Z. Ames, High
street.
The members of the NJ E. Guild wish
to announce that they are arranging to
hold a fair and sale at the church
vestry about the second week in April.
The work of frescoing in the Meth
odist church will begin at once. Harry
Cochran Of Monmouth, who is to do
the job, is expected in town today.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Jenness, who have
been visiting Charles Pooler, have re-
turned 10 their home at, Oxford.
The Class of 1907 of the Fairfield
High school has voted to present to
the school a clock for the main room.
The following persons constitute the
committee having the matter in
charge: Miss Vera Sborey, Miss Edna
Emery, Miss Alberta Foss and Princi-
= pal Harry c. Pratt
The following letters were advertised
in the Fairfield postoffice Jan. %: L.
$ Brown, Miss Martha E. Buck, Mrs.
June ellis, Mrs. Edy Joy, Miss Nora
A. Mutt, Mrs. Sarah E. Rogers JOS
Sheares.
The ladies Of the Womans Relief
Corps will serve a Baked Bean sup
per at G. A. R. hall from $50 to $50
this evening.
Leon Gibson finished cutting ice for
the farmers last week, and delivered it
to them at so much cake on the riv-
err. Yesterday he was scraping the
| rot RI n
houses The ice cut last week was
about il inches in thickness
: Mrs. Vesta w. Pray has returned
"a from Merose, Mass, where she went
to attend the funeral of her niece, Mrs
n Charlotte Flag Holmes, daughter of
: James A. and Alice H. Flagg.
: Lee Wood Jones, one of the clerks at
& the posto1f:ce, was off duty yesterday
and was reported to be very sick with
the grip.
G The regular meeting of the w. c. r.
. u will be held at 2.30 Thursday after
:, noon at the home of Mrs. Albert
:, Hatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Taylor of Benton
Station are receiving congratulations
), on the birth Sunday of son, weighing
q 10Y pounds.
Charles Parker, who has been
passing d few weeks at his home here,
has returned to his work at Mllinock-
ct.
:. George Dulac is working for Lester
| Nye at the wood cutting and lumber
ing operations at Somerset crossing
| Mr.. Dulac has lately sold the big team
horse that he has been using to Hume
& Newhall
A family of Polanders from Angus
ia arrived this week to live here. The
male members will be employed at
l. the pulp mill
Napoleon Burke. who has been con-
fined to the house for some time with
rheumatic trouble is able to be out
on crutChes.