Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-14
FAIRFIELD

No. u, Mr.. Fred Dennis.
The social that was to have been
held Friday evening at the Lawrence
High school by the members OF the
Senior class, has been postponed
The Royal Neighbors of America
met Friday evening at the Woodmen's
hall. A large attendance was present
and much business transacted
The funeral services for the late Oc-
tave Clair were held Friday morning
at the Sacred Heart church, during
requiem mass conducted by Rev. Fa-
ther Alexander Dugree, assisted by
the chorus choir. Those who acted as
bearers were: Peter Mathews, Joseph
Champine. Joseph Pooler, Jr, and
Jerome LeClair. The interment was
held at the Mount Cavalry cemetery
on the Waterville road.
The next meeting of the Social
Neighbors will be an aIl-day meeting
to be held Thursday, Nov 10, win
Mrs. Benjamin Z. Rackliffffe Western
avenue.
Mrs. John Cotton is confined TO her
home on upper Main street by illness
The members of the Priscilla En-
broidery Club were the guests Friday
afternoon of Mrs. John Goodridge at
her home at West Benton. The after
noon was passed in sewing and the
hostess served refreshments.
Mrs. J. H. Bates left Friday morn
ing for Winthrop, where she will pass
two weeks at her home there, Mrs
Bates is passing the winter in town
with her son, George n. Smell, Vest
ern avenue.
Edward J. Lawrence has returned
to his home on Lawrence avenue aft
err few days trip to Boston and Vi
entity on matters of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph S. Hobbs of
Shawmut left Friday for Portland,
where they will pass the remainder of
the week with friends and relatives.
Mrs. George Preble of Oakland was
in town Friday calling on her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ethel Crawford Kelley
street.
Miss Jeanette Sturtevant, an in
structor at Lawrence High school,
went to her home in Slzowhegan Fri
day, where she will pass the week
end.
Mrs. George Mathews of Augusta
arrived in town Friday afternoon 10
pass few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William McPhee, Silver
street
Miss Marion Woodwork arrived in
town Friday evening to pass two
weeks with her parents, Proprietor
and Mrs. George L. Woodwork at The
Gerald. Miss Woodwork is engaged as
a school teacher in Unity, and the
annual Thanksgiving vacation will be
held in the Unity schools beginning
Monday
There was no school in the South
Grammar school Friday in reverence
of the decease of Mrs. Katherine NJ
principal of the school.
Mrs. Irving Bennett of Portland was
in town Friday calling on friends. Mrs
Bennett was called to West BENTON
to attend the funeral of Abijah Brown,
and went To Good Will Friday eve
ming for brief visit with reatives.
r. A. Hall returned Friday to his
home in Rumford after passing several
days in town as the guest of his
brothers, Charles and Wilfotd Hall, on
High street.
A meeting of the Lawrence High
School Athletic Association was held
Friday and the association decided not
to present a show as was previously
planned. The Lawrence High school
Senior class members voted to present
a show at some future date, and with
the aid of the association. The pro-
ceeds of the function will be divided
half and half. The students have nos
fully decided upon the play which
they will present. but are now very
much in favor of Valley Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Mclaughlin
of Albion were guests on Thursday
evening of Mr.. MacLaughlin's brother,
Frank MacLaughlin, Kelley street.
Clyde Savage, employed in Pittsfield,
arrived at West Benton on Friday af-
ternoon to pass a few days with his
family.
The services at the Methodist
church for Sunday, Nov. Is. are as
follows: Morning service at 1915 4.
Nj. Sunday school at II NJ. Junior
League at P. NJ. The leader will be
Susan Hatch and the subject of the
will be The Words We
Speak" Evening service at P. NJ.
On Tuesday evening the regular meet
LIS III the ESpNbt III 1<SdSu Will H.
held at $50 p NJ. The leader of the
will be Melvin McGurdy, and
the subject will be The Call to He
roic Service" A regular meeting of
the Boy Scouts will be held on Thurs
day evening, in the church vestry. The
ladies of the Methodist Guild will
meet on Wednesday afternoon at the
Methodist church vestry. The meet
ing will hold all day, and a picnic din
ner will be served.
The services at the Baptist church
for Sunday. Nov. Is, are as follows:
Morning service at 1915 A. NJ Sub
ject of the sermon by Rev. John L.
Clarke. An American Gospel for the
American People" Rev. Arthur n
Curtis will address the children dur
ing their regular hour. Sunday school
at IL M. AT the evening service at
Z P. NJ, Rev. A. H. Curtis will speak.
At the evening service there will also
be reports from the conference at
Augusta.
The members of the Boys Glass OF
the Methodist church taught by Mrs
c. O. Perry, met one evening this
week at the home of Herbert Orion,
Upper Main street, and passed the
time in playing games and enjoying
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