Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-09
FAIRFIELD.
Mothers to Be Observed on
Sunday, May 1O--Other
Local Notes

Mothers day" will be observed sun
day, May 10, at the Fairfield Method
list church. AT 1915 A. NJ. pro-
gram will be given in observance OF
the occasion. The program IS under
the direction of Mrs. c. Q. Perry ana
promises to be an interesting one. The
Sunday school will attend in a body.
Carnations of pink ana white VIII De
presented to mothers. The chorus
choir will furnish special music and
everyone is cordially invited to at
tend. Sunday school at Il NJ, Junior
League at $50 P. NJ. Leader, Theron
Parlin, and the subject will be known
By Name."a Evangelistic service at r.
M. Epworth League Tuesday evening
at $50 p. NJ Leader, Irwin Ladd. ana
the subject wsH~ebe FRAMING GODS
Compassion into Laws.
Letters for the following are adver-
tised Friday, May g.. at the falrnela
post office: Miss Marian Bryant T.
Hanlin. E. c. A. Murphy tboiler IN
spector), Miss Carrie Marden, Wliiie
Robideau, Isabelle Johnson.
Mrs. Henry Newhall and Mrs. Joseph
SAWYER have returned from visit at
Winchester. Mass, where they were
guests of Mrs. Newhalfs sister, MRS
Everett Marcou.
Mrs Hattie Brown and son of Gin
ton are guests in town of her brother,
Arthur Roundy. upper Main street.
captain William R. Kreger has re-
turned to Portland, after Few DAYS
visit at his home in town.
The Royal Neighbors met fr!oaS
evening in Woodman hall.
Ernest King has purchased the Arch,
or house on the corner OF Fark anu
Gilberth streets and will move there
in the near future. George Spearih'
the present occupant Will move lheo
the upstairs rent Of the Mayo mouse
on Western avenue.
Mrs. Colby Lawrence was hostess Old
Friday evening to the members OF the
Heptousa Club.
The services at the Baptist church
for Sunday. May 10, are as foiioWs'
Morning service at 10.45 A. M. sun
iao+ of the sermon by Rev. Jonn Il,
CIarl, "Kept By the Power or Goa.
sunday school at IL M. Evening ser
Vic az p. NJ. Subject of the dis
course. who Is Christian pap
tism will be carried out at the eve
ming service.
Allie Marcou, who has been employ
ed at Boston for several moHths, i
visiting his family in town.
The shaft at the Kennebec mill mas
broken and caused the shuttihs uo"h
of the mill for a few DAYS
Ex-Sheriff John 'Mooers or oko"he-
oan was IN town Friday on business
Judge Harvey H. Brazzell was al
! Augusta Friday forenoon on business
Arlin Lowe was at Augusta rrloas
| visiting friends. ,,.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hunter OF GIN
! ron are guests of his brother, everett
| Hunter, at West Benton.
| Miss Emma Brown of West Benton
was a guest of friends at Augusta
| Friday. -, -.
| The Benton Grange will mee'
| "Wednesday evening and the Fourth
| DEGREE will be conferred upon several
| candidates. A Harvest supper Will De
served during the evening 10 the
| Changers.
Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin and daugh-
1 ter Lucille and son Maynard nave re-
| turned from a visit at ALBION WIN
| relatives.
| Harry Bates of Bangor is working
| in William Burrills barber shop dur
| ing Mr.. BurrilPs illness.
Mrs. Harry Priest and daughter Hill
dred have returned from a few days
visit at Albion with relatives.
Mrs. Edward Keith of Albion caHe'
on friends in town Friday.
Mrs. A. M. Cushman of Lewiston Il
guest in town of Mr.. and Mrs. ORR
Learned, Lawrence avenue.
Joseph Sawyer was at Pittsfield Fri
day on business.
Mrs. Leona Moulton returned Fri
day from a few days visit at Fits
field with relatives.
The boys of the aptist Sunda'
school class, of which Harry Brown !
teacher, enjoyed a banquet Frida
| evening in the church dining rooms.
FAIRFIELD CENTER
| Francis Varney is working for Ar