Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-21
FAIRFIELD
Clionea Club Holds Interesting
Meeting-Mrs. Curtis Tells of
Customs in India--Oth-
er Social Meetings
CHURCH NOTICES-FUNER-
AL OF LATE NJ. L. KEYES

rlil, Gilberth street, Wednesday after
noon of this week, Mrs Arthur IL.
curtis, wife of Rev, Arthur H. Curtis,
who have passed several years in In
eia spoke before the club members.
Mrs, curtis gave very interesting
talk about the customs and modes
or living of the inhabitants of India,
and especially the women. She told
in very interesting and comprehen-
siVe manner the position of the wo-
man of India, in the social and bust
ness life of the country. The next
meeting of the Clionea Club will be
held Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 2,
with Mrs. Mabel Lawry, High street.
The services at the Universalist
church for Sunday, Nov. %, are as
follows: Morning service at 1Q.45 A.
NJ, subject of the sermon by Rev. Les
ter l.. Lewis, The Temptation of e.
sus." Special music by the chorus
choir Sunday school at L M. ~.
The members of the Heptousa Club
were entertained Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. Forest Allen, upper
Main street, Miss Nellie Horne being
the hostess of the evening, The eve
ming was socially passed in the en-
joyment of music and sewing The
hostess served dainty luncheon. The
next meeting of the Eeptousa Club
will be held in two weeks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Horne has returned
to her home on Silver street, after
passing several weeks at Oakland
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Weeks have
returned fiom brief visit at Good
viii with friends
I The services at the Methodist church
for Sunday, Nov. %, are as follows:
Morning service ct 1915 4, Nj. Rev.
Royal A. Rich, pastor of the Madison
Methodist church and former pastor
of the Fairfield church, will occupy
the pulpit. Sunday school at IL Nj.
unior League at . p, NJ. The leader of
the meeting will be Susan Hatch and
the subject of the afternoon meeting
will be Thanksgiving Service" In the
evening at the regular Sunday eve
ming service Rev. r. A. Rich or Mad
ison will speak. The Epworth League
weekly meeting will be held Tuesday
evening. and the subject of the meet
ing will be "A Song of THANKSGIVING,
the leader of the meeting will be Carl
Piper. The Boy Scouts will meet
Thursday evening in the Methodist
church Vestry.
Rev. Royal A. Rich of Madison viii
preach on Sunday afternoon at the
Fairfield Center church. at the resu-
lar Sunday services. taking the place
for the day, of Rev. c. o. Perry. Rev.
Mr.. Rich formerly spoke at the Fair
field Center church and needs no in
PRODUCTION to the parishioners.
Miss Carolyn Wyman, student ut
Lawrence High school, has gone 10
Augusta. where she will pass the
week lend with friends and relatives
+ The annual Thanksgiving services
of the united churches of Fairfield Will
take place on Thursday forenoon. at
II o'clock. at the Methodist church.
Rev. John L. Clarke. pastor or the
Raptist church will deliver the
Thanksgiving sermon. A feature oil
the service will be the special music
by the united choir
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the Baptist church will hold their an
nual Thanksgiving Social Monday
evening, at the church vestry. An ex~
cellent program has been prepared py
Mrs. VIII o. Hersey, and a specai
committee in charge OF the refresh-
ments will aid In making the soclai
all the more interesting. Each per-
son who attends the social is expect
ed 10 bring some articles, either
clothing. cooked food, vegetables, etc.
which will be distributed TO the SICK
and the needy in our community.
Mr.. Pierce is confined to his home
at BENTON. suffering with conjunctivi-
tbs. an eye trouble.
Mrs. Ruth Merrill has gone to Mad
ison where she will make her home
in the future with her daughter, Mrs
Anne punlappe Mrs. Dunlappe re-
turned to her home at the same Tina,
having passed several days in town
The services at the Baptist church
for SUNDAY. Nov. %, are as follows:
Morning service at 1915 A. Nj. Sub
iect of the sermon by Rev. John L.
Clarke. "Christs Message to America
in the Present Crisis" The sup]ec-
of the ten minutes talk to the child
rem by the pastor will be 'The Chiln-
ren's Friend" Sunday school at IL NJ
At the Sunday school hour all 'hs
classes in the Sunday schooi WIN
bring some article of new Columns
such as mittens, sweaters stocknss'
etc, to be sent to the war Sniiueh .
Christmas Committee, stationed IN
New York, and the goods will be sent
to Europe for the Belgian children.
At. the evening service the delegates
who attended the Efficiency CONFER
ence, recently held at Augusta, WIZ
report on their impressions received
from. the conference. Those VINO at
tended the meetings. from. the Bap-
fist church were Harry Brown Her-
bert Brown, Harry Plummer, Leon
Brown, Wallace Patterson, everett
Coro. and Rev. John L. Clark.
special meeting will be held sun
day evening, NOV. %. at the Union
Mission hall. In the afternoon, Elder
Cox of Clinton will occupy the pulpit
At the evening service, Elder W. >.
Woodworth of Shenandoah, Va, will
be the speaker.
A. regular meeting of the Merrymeet-
ing Chapter, No. ga. 0. e. S., was held
on Friday evening at the Masonic
hall.
Miss Bess Warren Of Boston, Mass,
arrived in town Thursday for a lew
days visit with her. father, Wliiiam