Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-03
FAIRFIELD.
Full Course Dinner Served
Winnersof CameConteSt.
.
Monday Evening Meeting Of the
Epworth League Interesting.
Business Meeting Of the Methodist
GuiId..0ther Jottings.


four games were the guests of the
evening and were treated as befit their
titles. The winners were: Mrs. Maui
rice A. Priest, Wallace Hill. Mr. and
Mrs. William A. Archer, Judge and
Mrs. Harvey H. Brazzen. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Piper. The losers, who serv-
ed the dinner. were: Mr.. and Mrs.
alph Jewell, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Wing. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wing,
Mrs. w. A. Hill, DR.. NJ. A Priest. Af-
ter the dinner cards were INDUCED in
until late hour. The next meeting
of the club will be with Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Piper.
The Ladies Circle of the Universal
list church will meet "Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Harrison 7. Burns,
High street.
The members of the Embroidery
Club will go to Waterville on Wednes-
day evening, where they will take sup
per and attend the moving pictures. ,
Mrs Stlllman o. Sawyer will leave
Tuesday for Portland for a two-weeks
visit.
Robert Beck of Mount Tom, Mass,
is visiting his wife in town for a few
days.
Mrs. r. P. Pennell has returned to
Skowhegan, after visit in town with.
her daughter, Mrs. F. l.. Tozier.
George Litchfieh resumed his duties
Monday at Hayes market, after a.
weeks illness.
Miss Christine Daggett and nephew
Horace Daggett of Waterviile called
on friends in town Monday.
Mrs. Ralph Sebry and daughter For
estine have returned from a several
weeks visit at Portland and vicinity.
Stillman Sawyer returned Monday to
Skowhegan, after passing Sunday In
town. Mr.. Sawyer is serving on the
jury.
Miss Mary OBrien is seriously Ill at
her home on Osborne street.
Chinese curies of all sorts and uses
were the center of attraction Monday
evening at the monthly business meet
ing and social of the Epworth League
of the Methodist church. The meeting
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph o. Files, High street, and
large number of young folks were
present Miss Bertha Smell had charge
of the evenings Chinese missionary
observance Light refreshments were
served.
Jolly party consisting Of the young
ladies of the Twice Six Club took
car ride to Waterville Monday eve
ming. where they lunched at cafe
and later attended the moving pic
lures.
The date Of the Dramatic entertain
ment to be given by the Dial, Past
and Present and Ciionea Clubs has
been changed from Feb. to Feb. 5.
on account Of the Board of Trade
banquet.
Mr.. ard Mrs Charles Lawry and
daughter Katharine have gone TO
Dexter for a weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wyman.
A business meeting of the Methodist
Guild was held Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Eugene Clark. The
following committees were appointed
Flower committee. Mrs. Gardiner saw
age. work committee, Mrs. Eugene
Clark. Mrs. Walter Smell. Mrs. William
MacCauley: calling committee, Mrs.
Charles wheeler, Mrs. Daniel Gray
Mrs. Eugene Clark, Mrs. George ELS
worth, The ladies voted to give
valentine supper Wednesday, Feb. IL.
Ieewood Jones, U. of M, 1917. ar
rived in town Monday for Visi. WIN
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aionzo JONES'
High street.
Miss Nellie McBeth has returned
from a visit of several weeks ae o"A-
gor and Pittsfield.
George Garland left MONDAY io'
Brighton, Mass, with a carload Oh lise
stock shipped by Daniel Bowman Ing
lot contained IS cows and lo caves
Stanley Chalmers purchased morse
Monday to use on his livery mack worn
Miss Vesta Whitten returned OH
Monday from a 10-days trip to Port
land and vicinity. ro
Miss Jennie Townsend, aged oo
vears. nine months passed away on
Monday forenoon at the home OF ner
sister on Winter street, Watereiiie'
Shs was born at Norridgewock, the
dorgbter of Benjamin e. ana Anne
r. TRrown, Townsend. She Is survlV-
"a ~, q sister and two brothers. the
fnneraI will be held "Wednesday at lo.oo
a M. from her late residence.
Dar sStratton of Albion was a pusi-
ness caller In town Mohuay.
M, uernett went to Bangor Monday
"a Micbael MCGEE of Campton. N. H.
visited relatives in Shawmut eyer
s,,dev ON his way to Solon, where
hc Is boss of a crew of men on carpen-
ter work. on
Mrs. John Jaquith entertained ar
ty of neighbors and friends Mondsy
evening. A very pleasant time was
realized by all and dainty reIresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Clyde Gibbs is improving uaiy
after a several weeks illness.
The regular meeting of the Woman
Relief Corps will be held at AGrand
ARMY hall at 7s0 Wednesday evening
The condition Of Robert M. Clark
Tower Main street, who Is seriously
III. remains about the same.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Mulliken have
returned from their wedding trip to
Boston and vicinity.
The Woman's Relief Corps Sewing
Circle will meet at g. A. r. hall
wednesday afternoon. A Picnic supper
will be served.