Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-12
FAIRFIELD.
The First Quarterly Sunday
School Rally Held.
Baptist Woman's Missionary
Society Holds Meeting.
Social Notes.-The Meeting Of Bible
ciass-.L0cai Chat.

The first Quarterly Sunday school
rally of the Fairfield Methodist Sun
day schools was held Wednesday eve
ming. Much of the success of the rally
is due Earle r. Steves, superintend-
ent Of the town Methodist Sunday
school About 100 were present. The
program carried out was: Opening,
singing; prayer; singing. Hymn 100;
responsive reading; singing: report Of
secretary and treasurer; old business;
new Business; address; singing, Y. NJ.
B. c.. and Y. L. B. c.; violin solo, Miss
Jeanette Lovejoy; solo. Miss Mar
garet Craig; reading, Colby College
co-eds; solo, Miss Marion Wyman;
duet, Ruth Hatch and Nine Berry.
In his address, Rev. II. C. Turner
of Waterville spoke on "The Practical
Christian of the Present Age" Mr..
Turner spoke on the real work of the
Christian. He told of what sort of
Christians were needed in this age. In
the Masonic Fraternity. he said, there
were three classes of members: En-
tered Apprentice, Fellowcraft and
Master Mason. So there were three
classes of Christians, the Entered APP
prenticed Christian he described as
one who had joined the church and
that is all. The Fellowcraft Christian
would do some things and some
things he would not do. The Master
Christian, he said, was spirit filed,
intelligent, courageous, enthusiastic
and this is the sort of a Christian for
our day. Following the program So
cial hour was enjoyed by all in get
ting acquainted, and sociability. Re-
freshments were served and a good
time was enjoyed by all present.
The Baptist Womens Missionary
Society held a meeting Wednesday af-
ternoon in the church vestry. The pro-
gram of the afternoon in charge of
Miss Lizzie Mullen and Miss Gertrude
Curtis, was on Burma" The pro-
gram as carried out was: 1.-The Hay
stack Meeting" Mrs. Mitchell; "Or-
ganization of American Board Mrs.
Blakeney; THE Baptist Organization
Mrs. Rowell Life of Adoniram Jud-
son." Mrs. Clark; Life of Ann Jud
son. Mrs. Hersey; poem, Parting"
Miss Curtis; The Karen" Mrs.
Blackstone; George Dana Boardman,"
Mrs Howe; "The Virtuous." Mrs.
Day; poem, Miss Curtis; Our Fail
ure," Mrs. Calvin Horne; "Our Sue
cess" Mrs. Melvin Batchelder; "Our
Problem" Mrs. Charles Hatch. Twen-
ty-four ladies were present.
Parker Sands of Rockland visited
friends in town on his way home from
stay in Augusta.
Judge II. H. Brazzell returned
Wednesday from Bingham, where he
presided at court.
Ferdinand o. Spaulding is i'll at his
home on Lower Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stuart of Au
gusta arrived in town Wednesday for
a visit with relatives.
The Thursday Evening Club will
meet on their usual evenings after
this week.
The Social Club met Wednesday
evening with Mrs. George Chamber
lain on High street. Several tables at
whist were filled and refreshments
were served.
Sheriff II. d. Brophy returned
Wednesday from a several days stay
at Skowhegan attending court.
Lincolns birthday will be observed
Thursday afternoon at Lawrence High
school by the first of the public speaking
course. A number of the students will
speak at the Assembly hall on subjects
suitable for the occasion.
The Social Neighbors will meet Thurs
| day afternoon with Mrs. Bert Williamson,
Lower Main street a.b
Mrs. Frank Clifford was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to the Needlecraft
Sisters
Two hayracks and number of slefghs
| conveyed the young people of Fairfield
| to Fairfield Center, where the Lawrence
| High School Dramatic Clns, presented
Wednesday "The Private Tutor"
The Embroidery Club met Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Charles Speake, Elm
| street The ladies sewed and Mrs Speake
served light refreshments.
Mrs. Verna w. Roundy has gone to