Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-30
FAIRFIELD.
New Organ for the Meiho-
dist Church Is Assured.
Rev. Geo. ". HinckIey Of Good
viii Has Busy Program Ahead.
Baseball Game, Today..-Marriage
lntentlons-.Personai Jottings.

Rev. r. A. Rich. the retiring pas
tor OF the Methodist church, is NOV
ing his furniture, and will leave for
Madison, today, where he will take VI
his new pa5torate
Mrs. Hartshorn Hammond who has
been stopping with her daughter, Mrs.
Florence Duress, has returned home.
Mrs. Abbie Weber of Clinton has
come TO stay with her.
e. T. Thompson of Bangor was in
town on business, Monday.
Charles Nichols left, Tuesday. for
Baronjum, near Phillips, where he ha )
a good position in charge of a saw
mill.
Lawrence High school baseball team
will cross bats, at 3.15 p. NJ, Wednes-
day, with Winslow High on the local
diamond here
E. Il. Hinckley has purchased the S.
A. Nye house on High street.
Over 100 girls and A boys were
confirmed at the Catholic church, by
Bishop Walsh, last Sunday.
Mrs. l. r. fash is i'll at her home
here in town.
The Prokaydo Society of the Meth
odist church met, Monday evening, a :.
the home of Mrs. r. o. Files.
The marriage intentions of Edwar /
II. Peilleux of Watcrvile and Alex
ander Dulac of Fairfield. are On f.e
at the Office of the town clerk.
G.. A. Savage is making extensive
repairs on his house on High street
The work of installing the new ma
ehinery in the wood working shop of
j. f. Thompson is nearly complete
and he expects to have it running in a
few days.
Rev. George w. I4inckIey of Cool
Will Farm returned, Tuesday, from
Worcester, Mass. where, Saturday, he
gave an address before the students
of Worcester Academy. Mr.. HinckleS
will leave, next week. for New York
City, where, Tuesday morning, he Will
deliver an address before a conven,
ton of the Masters of Preparatory
Schools on the subject of Sex III
struction." The discussion will be
opened by President Eliot of Harvard.
On Friday evening, Mr.. fiinckley VII!
speak before the local boys confer
ence at Westbrook, and again on Sat
urday morning. May IA, he will leave
for Culver, Ind. where he will give
several addresses to sections of tn.
conference To he held there. This will
be the first international conference
of leaders of boys work ever held. l.
will open, May II, and close. May rs.
Mr.. Hinckley Will not be able to re-
main throughout the conference, Al
he must return for the Commence
ment of Good Will, which will open,
May %.
The members of the Methodist
church and congregation are rejocirg
over the fact that the proposed neN
organ, for which they have been work
ing hard for the past several months,
is an assured fact. The coming week
carpenters will be making in tn 2
church edifice the necessary changes
material is already on hand. 1t is ex-
pected the work will he completed, tie
first of June, and Sunday, June 8, is
the date announced for the first pub
lie use of the organ.
The Women's Relief Corps Sewing
Circle met Tuesday afternoon, with
Mrs. Hattie G. Bates on Silver street.
Advertised letters at the Fairfield
post office as follow: NJ. J. Campbell,
Pearly Carl, G. w. Davis, Frank 6.
Sargent, Harom Richards, Fred
Hughes, Gea Lirenda; Miss Edna
Randell care Herbert Randell. and
Miss Flora Holmes.