Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-30
Odd Fellows Election.

Fairfield Lodge, l. o. o. F., Monday
evening elected these officers to serve
for the ensuing year: Noble Grand,
John Pierce; vice noble grand. William
w. Merrill; Sec, Arthur H. Totman;
Treas, Danville L. Gray; trustees,
Danville l.. Gray Charles w. McClin-
took, and Alonzo F. Jones. The re-
mainder of the officers will be appoint
ed and the installation will be held in
January.
Henry Maddocks has moved his fam
lily and household goods from the
house on Lower Main street owned by
DR.. Robinson. where he has lived for
several years, to the house on the same
street, owned by Peter Baker.
Mrs. Lucinda Fish of Maple street
left Monday for Waterville, where she
plans to pass several weeks with her
son, DR.. E. P. Fish.
Allen Henderson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Henderson, is able to be out,
after few days illness.
The condition of Mrs. Horace 8.
Blakney. who is seriously i'll, remains
about the same.s'
The members of Queen Esther Socie-
ty of the Methodist church met Mon
day evening at tribe home of Miss Hazel
MacAuley and a. very interesting pro-
gram in connection with the work of
the organization was carried out A full
attendance was present.
Phillip Durgin, who has been pass
ing several weeks in town as the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smell, has re-
turned to his home in Washburn.
Mrs, Earle Clifford and three chill
dren. Vera, Doris and Hazel, left this
week for Pittsfield, where they will Wis
it relatives.
The members of the Emery Kinds
Camp, Sons of Veterans, have an in
vitation to go to Gardiner, on next
Monday evening, where they will be
the guests of the Pell Clason Camp, S.
of v. The Gardiner Camp will install
their officers
The public schools of Fairfield will
open on next Monday after two
weeks vacation. The list of teachers
in the rural schools will be tn esame
as usual, and there will be three
changes in the town schools. No teach
er has yet been definitely secured to
take the place of Miss Raynor. who
resigned her position in the North
Grammar School, to go to South Gar
diner. Miss Cooms from South Gar
diner, will on Monday next, assume
her duties as principal and teacher at
the South Grammar school. Miss
Mary E. Russell of Orono will begin,
Monday, her duties as an instructor
in the Lawrence High school. to take
the place of Miss Morse. Miss Rus
sell Is a graduate Of the Orono High
school, and has received her degree
in Bachalor of Science. She has done
substitution work in the Madawaska
Training school. and during the last
term of school, before coming here,
was engaged as an instructor In the
Freedom Academy. Miss Russelfs
duties will have charge Of the classes
In mathematics and sciences, partic-
ularly. The assistant which was put
into use during the past few weeks
of the fall term of school will be dis
pensed of, and Miss Russell will have
sole charge of the classes.
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Rose Holt, who. passed away early Sun
| day morning at her home on lower Main
street, were held Tuesday afternoon from
her late residence. Rev. C. o. Perry Of
vices, assisted by Rev. John l.. Clark,
| pastor of the Baptist church. Those who
acted as bearers were DR.. w. g. Miller
and DIR. H. S. Miller. the two sons Of
| the deceased, and Everson Brown and
Ralph Files. Interment was at Maple
| wood cemetery
The members of the Social Club will be
entertained Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. William Gousse, lower
| Main street
| An all-day meeting of Victor Grange
! will be held on Friday. Jan. l, 1915 The
meeting will be for the purpose of in
| stalling the officers to serve for the en-
| suing year. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Thomp-
son of China. will be present and TIE
| work of installing will be done by Mr..
Thompson, who is past State lecturer,
| and who with Mrs. Thompson has been
connected with the p. Of H. for num-
Der OF years.
| Mrs Kate B. Ellis of the Ridge road,
! who is affiliated with the State Board of
| Health, was at Scion Monday evening.
| where she spoke at the Town hall under
| the auspices of the Scion Woman's Club