Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-17
FAIRFIELD
Special Meeting of Ben ton
Grange to Be Held on
Wednesday-SOcial
Club Notices
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
LATE MRS. X. Nj. KIDDER

/ Walter Adams and Everett Dickey
returned Monday afternoon from few
| days stay at Bakers Siding, where
| they enjoyed hunting for big game.
| The Social Club viii be entertained
Wednesday evening of this week at
! the home of Mrs. Joseph Delaware, on
Cottage street.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Moody Jewell and Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Jewell returned
Saturday evening from a weeks stay
at Cakes pond on hunting trip.
H. A. Coffin of Marblehead, Mass,
! is passing a few days in town as the
guest of Judge and Mrs. Harvey H
Brazzell, upper Main street.
The Murray Club of the Universal
| list church will be entertained Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Ralph
| Jewell, Western avenue.
Mrs. Jesse Richardson, who has been
seriously i'll at her home on lower
Main street, is reported as improving
A large number of the members of
Victor Grange and Benton Grange will
| sc to Pittston Tuesday where tney
Will attend the Pomona Grange.
The date of the annual Christmas
! sale supper and entertainment of the
! Universalist Society and the Murray
Club has been postponed from Dec
/ TO- to Dec. II, because of the confliction
with the date of the Methodist fair.
Harvey Doe of Lawrence High
school, went to Palermo Monday
where he will pass few days with
! friends
/ Charles H Parks, G. Maurice Wy
/ man and Edward Mayberry returned
/ Monday from a few days hunting trip
to the big woods.
4 A special meeting of Benton Grange
will be held Wednesday evening at
the Benton Schoolhouse hall. The
/ First and Second degrees will be
/ worked. On Thursday evening the
/ Third degree will be conferred on the
/ same candidates, six in number at a
special meeting.
Charles HAIL. who is i'll at the home
of his brother, Wilfred Hall on High
1 street, suffered an i'll turn Monda5,
and is reported as seriously i'll.
Mrs Mary Hayes and her guest,
Miss Kate F1ynt of Bangor arrived in
+ town Monday noon to visit Mr.. and
/ Mrs Fred H. Neal, High street
t Miss Marion Woodwork is confined
+ to her nome by illness.
The School of Scandar' is the til
tie of the play that will be presented
i by popular local talent for the bene-
fit of the Cha Sc Memorial Sanatorium.
]. L. Leary Is coaching the cast.
A special meeting of the Sloan
! Lodge F. and A. NJ. will be held
/ Thursday evening and the Fellow
craft degree will be worked on can
didates
! No school was held in the Fairfield
+ schools Monday after 11.30 A. NJ in
respect of the death of the late Mrs.
K. M. Kidder.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Firth of Hart
land are guests in town of Mr.. ami
Mrs, Charles McClintegk Lower Main
+ street. -
/ Miss Gertrude Waldron returned on
Monday morning from Nassalboro,
where she passed the weekend with
j relatives
The funeral services for the late Mrs.
Katherine NJ. Kidder were held on Mon
day afternoon from her late home on
High street. Rev. John L. Clarke of the
Baptist church conducted the services.
Rev. Mr. Clark spoke very feelingly of
the deceased. Those who acted as bear
ers were Past Patrons of the Merry
meeting Chapter, o. E s., and were Eu-
gene Herring. Carl Piper, Benjamin
Rackliffe and Arthur Totman. As a last
tribute from the many grieving friends
and relatives the floral offerings were
many and beautiful Among those from
out of town that attended the services
were Misses Gladys and Lucy Dunlappe
and Clarence Dunlappe of Madison,
CLYDE Harvey of Hartland, Cassuis Mer-
ill of Harmony, Erastus Berry of Old
Town, Leslie Jacobs of skowhegan, Mrs
Kidder and daughter, Miss Gertrude
Kidder of Everett Mass. The inter
ment was at Maplewood cemetery.
The annual Apron sale of the Helping
Hand Society has been indefinitely post
roned, until notice from the committee
in charge
The Dial Club met Monday afternoon
with Mrs Alice Totman on Lawrence
avenue. Mrs. Totman gave very COM
prehensive and interesting account of
the meeting of the Kennebec Union,
which was recently held in Fairfield.
The fifth act OF the Tempest was read
members gave quotations of the play
following the reaG.ng of the last act The
hostess se~ved a collation., following the
meeting. The next meeting of the Dial
Club will be held Monday. Nov 80
The Young Mems Bible class of the
Methodist church met Monday evening
at the home of the teacher. Miss Bertha
SIcal, Osborne street The first part
OF the meeting devoted to matters
OF business and the latter part of the
evening was enjoyed in playing games
and music Refreshments were served
during the evening.
A meeting was held Monday evening
of the Mems Bible class of the Meth
odist church, and Rev. c. J. Brown.
prominent in Methodist State work,
was present and mapped out a plan of
work for the class. which has recently
been organized.
Mrs. Edward l.. Smith of upper
Main street was hostess Monday aft
ernoon to the Methodist Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society. A very in
teresting program in connection with