Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-25
FAIRFIELD.
Plans for the 12th Annual
|. 0. 0. F. Field Day.
Death, Saturday, Of Mrs. Han
nah Fuller. al WaierViIIe.
Public Meeting to Discuss Articles
In the Town Warrant.

Mrs L. l.. II. Mayo entertained the Dia
Club. Monday afternoon, ut her home OF
High street.
f. Ii. Bragg passed sunday with hi'
family in town.
Mrs. Hannah Fuller died, Saturday, Il
| the home of her daughter. Mrs Corr
Page. in Waterville. Mrs Fuller mad,
her home at Fairfield Center until within
a few years. The funeral services will Ia
! held at the home of her daughter in Wa
| teryille Fey. !. II. Roberts, It fosmei
pastor of the Methodist church of TIL.
, town. will ofiiciate
Miss Phyllis Thomas has returned from
| 9 weeks visit with her sister, MIS-. AT
thur Horne Soheryile, Mass.
Tho Murray club viii meet, Tuesday
afternoon, at the home Of Mrs. / o. saw
yer, Elm street.
George H. stetson of Monmouth was
in town for a short time Monday
The Wolaen's Relief Corps sewing Cir
Gle will meet, Wednesday afternoon. al
the home of Mrs. Lizzie Crawford, Law
renee avenue.
Mrs. Emma Brown Of Benton entertain
ed the Twice Six club, Monday evening
at her home
Mrs. c. {. Piper and Mrs. Maurice
Priest have issued invitations Tor a Thin
bic Tea, to be held at the home of Mrs
Piper on High street, Wednesday after
noon
Tie 18th annual Field DAY of the Cen
tral Maine !. .. .. +. Association will be
held June y, in this town Tile pres
ident, 2 \ smith. and Secretary and
Treasurer Df. Z. y. kuowlton are work
ing hard to the end that this 1917 Field
day be tie biggest and best ever. Twelve
lodges have already ssnided their inten-
lions of participating and as aa elegant
United States parade flag is to be given
to the lodge making the best appearance
in the parade, a large attendance Is as
sured. ~ fine list of sports has been ar
ranged to he followed by dancing In the
opera house. The Albion baseball cham
pions will be challenged for prize ball
game. is the afternoon.
\ .meetue under. the auspiees Of Victor
Grange will be held, Tuesday evening
Feb %, at Grange hall Fairfield Center
to discuss articles of the warrant for The
annual town meeting, March 3 The Fair
field Board of Trade aud the town Off
GERS are especially invited to be present
as are also all interested in the affairs
of the town.
Henry Newhall Of the Hume q Newlial
Co has left for few days in the north
eru part of the state.
Mrs. Addie b. Spearin entertained tho
Past aud Present cub Monday after
noon at her home on Park street Mrs
Maude Smith read Il paper on Women
and the Law
Robert Clark the little son Of Rev. and
Mrs j. l.. Clark, has gone to the sanato-
rum at Atwood's Mountain for treatment
An excellent school entertainment
was held, Saturday evening, at the
schoolhouse of the Brown district. 1t
1t was a Washington program, and
we'll carried out by the pupils. The
following was tile program as rem
dered: Concert recitation, by the
school; Flag play, Bernice Hayes and
Bernice RoundY; George Washington.
Henry Monk tabieau. Honoring
Washingtons Birthday; recitation,
ode to Washinston's Bigthday Feb
ruary. Lettie BraleY, dialogue. Column
Ola re, fahllle houluE anu six III F.
tie PATRIOTS Washington's Birthday,
Ruth Monk; dialogue. Following the
Flag; Prhe old Glory" Irene Kent;
pantolnine, Plymton Kent, Arthur
Clifford and Merlin Kent; Minute
Men, Merlin Kent; tableau, Statue Of
Liberty, Frances Roundy, Like Wash
ington, Charlie Clifford; Little Red
Stamp. Plynpton Kent; Honest Abe
Ruth Monk and Bryant Kent.
The schoolhousc WAS packed near
~ 90 being present. The sum of $3.50
was cleared from the Box soeiablc.
The excellent work of Mr.. Flowers, an
ex-auctionccr is worthy of mention.
This money viii be used to purchase
a teachers chair and some books for
the school library.