Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-12
FAIRFIELD


Younger Set. An interesting program
was carried out, and the party broke
up at late hour, all declaring them
selves as most highly entertained
The ladies of the Methodist Guild
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs!
Charles Choate, High street and pass
ed the time very profitably. in sewing
on aprons and other useful articles
for the Christmas sale.
The Royal Neighbors will meet Fri
day evening at Wodman's hall. A full
program of matters of business will
be carried out
Benton Grange met Wednesday eve
ning at the Schoolhouse hall. A pro-
gram in charge of the lecturer was
carried out.
The St. John de Baptiste Society of
the Sacred Heart church met Tuesday
evening and elected the following ~
ficers 10 serve for the coming lodge
year: President, Neil Gregory; first
vice president Joseph King; second
vice president. Antoine King; cores
ponding secretary, David King; finan-
cial secretary, Frank Lemelin: assist
ant secretary of finance. Frank King;
treasurer. Peter Baker,: assistant
treasurer, Albert Ferland: janitor,
Lester Gilbert; directors, Archie
Champine, Joseph A. Pooler. Napo-
leon Parent, John Brooks, Joseph Be-
gin. The society is in u very prosper
Gus condition, and has increase finan-
cially and also in numbers, through
the cooperation Of the individual
members.
Daniel Bowman. Fairfield's foremost
butcher shipped Tuesday a carload
of livestock to the Brighton, Mass,
markets, including several hundred
head Of pure stock.
A very impressive service, called the
Forty Hour Devotion, came to close
Tuesday morning at the Sacred Heart
church The services were begun on
Sunday morning. Nov. s. at High
Mass. AT the singing of the Mass, Rev.
FIR. Alexander Dugree carried the
Blessed Sacrament. Fully 1900 parishr
toner's received Holy Communion dur
ing the devotional days. The services
were closed by Mass and Communion
Tuesday morning at 5.15 by Rev. Fir.
Desjardins of Skowhegan presiding.
At Tf5 A. NJ, Rev. FIR. Dugree con-
Quoted the Communion. One of the
most impressive parts of the ceremony
was the beautiful singing by the
trained choir Among the priests who
were present and assisted in the func-
tions were. Rev. FIR. Charland, Rev.
FIR. Kealey, Rev. FIR. Nonorgue and
Rev. FIR. Cory, all of Waterville; Rev.
FIR. Berreron OF Biddeford: Rev. FIR.
Desilets and Dominican FIR. Rondot of
Lewiston: Rev. FIR. DesJardins OF
Skowhegan and Rev. FIR. DeCary Of
Augusta, formerly OF this town.
: Albert Grover and Mrs. Grover have
returned from brief hunting trip 10
Burnham, bringing with them several
fine partridges.
Mrs. Sadie Shibley of Fairfield was
arrested Wednesday on complaint OF
Mrs. Patrick. on charge of harrassing,
tormenting and irritating. Mrs
SHIRLEY was found guilty and fined
three dollars and costs.
Arthur j. Weed of Boston, Mass,
was in town Wednesday on business.
Me-. Weed Is agent for the Norwich
Union Fire Insurance Co., and was
here to adjust claims of the COM
pany
viIroy worthing and Everett Lib
bey were at China Wednesday on
business. :.
Fremont Howe, the Maine Tour
maline man. has been in town recent
iy the guest of Miss Harriet Abbott.
High street
The remains of the late Octave
Clair will. arrive on Thursday morn
ing. from lockwood. and the burial
will bet held in Fairfield. =,
The members of the Social Clue
were the guests on Wednesday eve
ming of Mrs. William Delaware, Bur-
rill street. Whist playing was the
chief form of amusement and the
hostess. served refreshments. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bradbury u
West street will leave Thursday
morning for a 10-days trip to Bur-
lington, Vt, where they will be the
guests of relatives and friends.
Z Fred O. Savage Of Pleasant street
was able stos be out Wednesday for
the first time, after a several days
illness.
5 Mrs. c. Percy Loder and Miss Hope
Loder of Clinton were calling on
friends in town Wednesday.
Albert Clark left Wednesday for
Somerset Junction, where he will Join
Benjamin Bither on a hunting trip.
Mr. Bither has been there for the |
past week, in company with Bert
varney. who returned to his home in
town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Lowe are
moving from the house on Upper |
Main street, owned by William $.
Crawford. to the upstairs rent in DR.. |
Kidder's house on High street.
Among the recent important real es-
tate transfers in Fairfield is the selling |
OF the Arnold house on Newhall str cot, |
owned by Henry Arnold of somcrvilie, |
Mas to David Kinge lower Main street. |
After brief visit in town and at Show |
hogan, Mr. and Mrs Arnold will go to |
Mass. the home, and make |
to leave Immediately for |
California, where they plan to live in
the future.
The present plans of the physical cul- |
ture class of the Lawrence High school |
girls, as explained by Miss Ella Parkin, |
the teacher of the course. are to lay the !
that will lead to more in the /
future. Miss Parkin, who is very well |
fitted to teach course Of this nature, |
will MT teael, any ona COURSE blIt taxa |