Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-22
FAIRFIELD.
Children's Day Is Observed
Sunday in Methodist
Church

| 10lltIeH y Qdy was OpStiNCd
at the Methodist church. The program
was carried out asSfollows: Process
sional, Praise Our God; prayer;
| song by school, Ring Summer Bells;
welcome, by Raymond York; recita-
ton by Faith Holt; song by Merle and
Roy Chase; exercise, wild Flowers"
by members of Miss Clara Gibson's
class: solo by Doris Tozier; Keep
Sunny" by girls of Misses Ida Fletch-
er and Ruth Hatch's class; song by
school. Anthem of Summer; exer-
else by Primary department.; dialogue
Committee of Six" Elsie Perry. jean
/ cite Lovejoy, Hazel McCauley, Vivian
Smith, Marguerite Craig. Nora Smith;
song. Little Daisey Girls" Romano
Perry, Susan Hatch, Merle Chase; rec
| itation, Margaret Hunter; exercise,
| "All fer Jesus" by Primary depart
menf: duet. Marguerite Craig and
Hazel McCauley; Song, by school.
Voice of Summer: recitation, "Daph-
| ney Smith; solo, Raymond Wyman.
Mother Nature Helpers" Dorothy
| Piper. Elsie Perry. Vivian Smith,
! Marguerite Craig, Jeanette Lovejoy;
song, by school, Wake, o Earth
The next meeting of the Social
| Neighbors will be held Thursday, June
25, with Mrs Benjamin F. Rackliffe,
| Western avenue.
Miss Amanda Flewellyn visited
! friends at Newport Sunday.
The funeral of the late Charles A.
Fitzpatrick. who passed away Friday
morning, was held Sunday afternoon
from his late home at Benton, Rev. c.
| o. Perry, pastor of the Fairfield Meth
odist church, preached very impress
sive sermon. The Masons had charge
of the funeral. The bearers were:
George Bither, Harry L. Holmes, Her.
bert Brown. William Pitman. The in
| torment was at Benton.
Fred L. Baker of Bingham was a
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fiewellyn. lower Main street.
Roger Nye has entered the employ
| of the Smith Woodman garage for the
summer.
Ralph Drisko has gone to Portland
/ for a few days visit. While there he
will attend the Commencement exer-
c!ses Of the St. Johns Academy.
Mrs. Anna Harvey. who resides on Os-
borne street. received word recently ;iat
i her sen. Ned Harvey Of Randolph, M =,
was very i'll and was threatened wi / :.
/ loss o. his eyesight Ned Harvey was
born in Fairfield and lived here -
good many years. is very well known
here.
hlr and Nj. Adelbert F. Grseneaf.
Mr. and Mrs Colby Lawrence. Mir aad
Mrs. Benjamin Smith left Saturday TO
Abbot for a few days stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Clark. who
/ passed the week in town, returned Sa.ur-
/ day to Peaks Island, where they are
passing the summer.
Miss Lenora T.ussy returned to her
home al Vassalboro Saturday after sew
eral months stay in town, where she has
been teaching school.
Vernon circuit, Herbert Blakney. Lin
wood Pitman Frank Savage returned
/ Saturday from a few days visit at the
! circuit cottage at Snow pond.
Miss Eleanor Creech of Connecticut is
guest in town of Mrs. Charles Hatch
on Western avenue.
Mrs Edward 6. Rice and two children.
Marion and Robert. of Jacksonville, Fla,
are guests in town of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cofill, High street.
Mrs. Cornelius Leary and son, Neil
Leary, returned Saturday afternoon from
Whitneysville, where they accompanied
the remains Of the late Cornelius Leary.
| Mrs. Frederick r. Wheeler and chill
dren, Velma and Frederick, left Sunday
for months stay in Camden, where
| they will be guests of Mrs. Wheeler's
sister, Mrs. L. j. Norm.
Miss Caro- Chapman has returned from
Yarmouth, where she teaches at var
mouth Academy, to pass the summer
| with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Chapman, High street.
Emerson Lawry, L. H. s. 1915, will
| leave Wednesday for Northport. where
he will run a moving picture machine.
Louis Ryan and Raymond Varney both
of Lawrence High school, have entered
the employ of the American Wooden Co.
for the summer.
Harvey Doe has gone to Palermon for
several weeks visit with relatives.
The Priscilla Embroidery Club will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
Humphrey o. Blenns, upper Main street.