Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-01
Fairfield.

Mrs. Jennie Fegs left, Friday. for
a flew days visit at Skowhegan with
friends. .arssk
Mrs. Grace Carsley and two sons
Frank and Merle, of Foxcroft, are
guests of Mrs. Charles Horne, Silver
street.
Silas Lawry >ani son Cornell left
Friday morning, for Grono, where they
will attend Maine night, Friday ever
ming, and, the Colby Maine game, SAT-
urday afternoon. ~
Judge II. II. BrazzeiI was at skow-
hogan, Friday, on business.
Miss Susan Bracket is passing the
week at Shawmut, during the abb
sence of AIR. and Mrs, Albert jewell
The Economy Soap Club was very
pleasantly entertained, Friday ieye-
ming, at the home If Mrs. Grace Glib
son. Upber Main street. The time
passed very quickly in a.ssociabie man
ner and delicious refreshments were
served
Miss capitola Totman is able to be
out, after a several days illness.
Mrs. Theodore burlington returned,
Friday, to her hons at Freemant, ~.
H., after several weeks visit with
her sister. Mrs. Harvey II. BrazzeH,
Upper Main street
Miss Indy West of Plymouth is
ting relatives in town.
A party of young people were de-
|lightfully entertained by Mr.. and MIS-
William Tracy at their pleasant new
home on Western avenue, Friday eve
ming. The early part of the evening
was passed in playing cards. Later
Halloween games and stunts were en-
joyed A bountieus luncheon was
served at late houe. The house dec
orations were in keeping with the oc-
casion. The party dispersed at late
hour. all declaring Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
ey to be the best of entertainers. q"
Miss Knowlton of Pemaauid. who
teaches school at Winslow, was a
guest. this week, of Miss Harriet Bro
ply. High street. Friday. Miss Knowl-
ton and Miss Brophy left for Bangor
To attend the Teachers convention.
On Monday evening, Nov. Q. lecture
"Mormonism, Menace to the United
states. win be given by May cummisky
Bliss. The lecture will doubtless prove
very interesting
Mrs John Colcord of Benton Fails left
Friday. for visit at Readfield with hel
son, Everett Colcord
Calvin Howe and son Arthur have re-
turned from a short hunting trip to Kin
co, The unfayorable weather prevent
ed much hunting
Arthur Howe left, Friday morning, fol
a short stay at Somerville. Mass.
Eli Gregory and his guest, Robert
frederick. will leave, Saturday morning
for two-weeSs hunting trip to the Ton
Fletcher township.
Ansel p Morrill,, John Lawry anc
Charles Lawry have completed the har
vesting of their crops of potatoes, which
they had planted together on the Fish
farm at Fish hill. The crop was nearly
| 1909 bushels of good potatoes.
The Saturday night Whist Club Will b'
entetained by Mrs Frank Hammond
Burrill street.
Earle Sleeves will pass the weekend
at MilIinocket WITH friends. -
The services at the Methodist church
| for Sunday, Nov. 3 are: Morning ser
| vice, at lo45 A. NJ, subject of the sermo,
| ~ Rev c. Q. Perry, "A Religion 0
! Helpfulness." The Sunday school. at 1
| NJ Evening service. at r. M. Subject o
= the sermon, ''The Power of Good Pur
| pose"
| The Methodist Epworth League meet
!, ing will be held Tuesday evening. b,
i Mrs Mary A kennick. .,a.ae
| Master E1wood Osborne entertained l
of his boy friends, FIiday afternoon
from to 8, at his home on Newhal
| street The affair was Hallowee
party The Halloween games were en-
joyed ami refreshments OF ice cream an
cake were served.
The services at the Baptist church TO
Sunday. Nov. 2, are: Morning devotion
at 1916 A. NJ. subject Of the sermon b.
Rev ]. L. Clarke. 'The Policy Of Pau
Concerning. the, Corinthians, sunda
school, at II NJ, Evening service at I /
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