Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-08
FAIRFIELD.
0. f. s, Will Have a
Special Thursdsy Evening"
Lawn Party Tonight Al The
Methodist Church.
Democrats Elect Delegates to Their
Several Conventions.

MISS Eefnlce NN1ItdH Has GtluIHe
from visit with her uncle, G. p. Fogg.
The lawn supper and sociable to be
given by The ladies of the Methodist
Society will occur this evening on their
lawn in front Of the church. SHELLS
Band will furnish music. If stormy,
the supper will be served in the church
and the band will furnish music just
the same.
An Ice Cream sociabl will be given
at Benton schoolhouse Thursday eve
ming, under the auspices of the Grange.
j. {. Byrnes, the clothier. has re-
turned from a three weeks trip to
Washington, d. c., and at his home at
Ware. Mass,
A special meeting of Merrymeeting
Chapter. No. 81. .. F.. S., will be held
Thursday evening. There will be work
and the new march will be used for
the first time at this meeting. Re-
treshments will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. Halves of Augusta are
visiting Mrs. Hawes' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Smith.
The following Democrats We're ap-
pointed as delegates to attend the
state convention which l. to be held
a: Augusta, June Is: Charles Nichols,
| *. &. Piper. a. ;. Burke, A. c. Ladd
| Huber Holt, Abbott Nelson; alternates
:. T.. Lawry. John Fuller. Henry
| Choate, II. c. Newhall. Irving Lord
| and n. Gregory Delegates to the dis
trict convention at Waterville, June
| IA Marcellus Hayes. f. J. Lawrence
c. G. Fiper, VIII Barney and Fred
| Reynolds; alternates, j. c. Byrnes, W.
| D,,o,1 " I TN
| Brophy. S. r. Lawry and A. F. Gerald
Delegates to the county convention to
| be held in SkuWhegan. June 10: Ern-
| est Holman, E. {. Rice. l.. u. Rand.
Eleazer Emery, Edward Emery, Wal
ter Putnam. w. II. Priest. H. d.
Bropfy, Henry Williams; alternates.
Hiram O'Connor, w. j. Bradbury,
| Frank Written, a. S. Burke, r. G..
| Clark, {. ]. Green, Preston Delaho
| William Wjllett and John Walker The
| following town committee was elected
| for two years. CHARLES Nichols, chair
| man; S. 7. Lawry. secretary: w. j.
| Bradbury. j. P LaWry, II. l.. Williams,
| E. Emery A. s Burke, Frank Whit
ten Z. c. Rice, Mike Magee, Ned
Smith, G. ]. Green. j. c. Byrns. Henry
Choate, Huber Holt. John Walker, w.
w. Wyer, w. Fl. Priest, Albert Ware
| and Everett Wcodman.
| The regular monthly meeting of the
| Epworth League of the Methodist
| church, was held Monday evening in
| the League parlors of the church. A
| social was also enjoyed.
| The friends of Miss Florence Gerald
| gave her a tin shower Monday evening.
| in view OF her approaching marriage,
which, will take place this evening at
| her home in Benton. The party gath
cred at the home of Miss Jennie War
| rem. and the occasion WAS q complete
surprise to Miss Gerald. The house was
very prettily decorated for the occa-
| sion. The young lady friends blind
| folded their guest and played many en-
| Joyable jokes at her expense, the tin
| shower figuring conspicuously in them
| Refreshments of ice cream and fancy
cookies We're served and a brides cake
| adorned the table. When the cake
was cut the ring went to the bride-to
| be. the thimble to Miss Alberta Foss
| and the penny to Mrs. Alice Pendexter.
| The party was greatly enjoyed by all
present.
E. ?. Mayo was in Mercer on bus
mess Tuesday.
| serve a lawn supper on the church
| lawn Wednesday, June g. Smells
band will furnish music. If stormy.
| the supper will be served in the YES
| try.