Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-14


cobs returned to his home Saturday
and Mrs. Jacobs will remain longer.
The members Of the Murray Club
Of the Universalist church will meet
Monday and Tuesday afternoons at
thte home Of Mrs. Silas r. Lawry, on
the Island. where they will make can
dy for the Rainbow fair, which will
take place on Thursday, Dec. II, under
the auspices OF the societies OF the
Universalist church.
Commencing Saturday evening,
Evangelist c. W. Stewart, a member
of the Christian Alliance Society, will
hold a series of evangelistic services
at the Fairfield Union Mission. Ev-
eryone is welcome.
Mrs. Eugene Nollette is confined to
her home on High street by illness.
On Saturday evening F'air6eld's new
picture house, 1.-THE Star" was opened
to thte public under the management
of Samuel Wing, in the Wing block
on Main street. The seating capacity
of the hall, which numbers 400, was
very quickly filled before ths show,
and the standing room was crowded,
so that fully $50 persons witnessed the
show. The hall Is long, and very well
adapted to the purpose. Following
the second show dancing takes place.
and an orchestra composed Of piano.
violin and cornet, plays all the time.
The entrance to the hall is lighted
with large globe Of white light, and
the hall Is up one flight Of stairs.
Mrs. Mamie Sedgeley has moved her
household goods from Fairfield to
Clinton, where she will make her
home in the future.
Fred Murray of Old Town is pass
ing a few days in town with friends.
Miss Helen Rackiiffe Of Waterville was
soloist at the Sunday morning services
of the Methodist church.
Mrs. Frank Hammond was hostess Sat
urday evening to the members OF the
Saturday Night Club at her home on
Burrill street.
The Universalist Circle will not meet
this coming week as the ladies have COM
pleted their work for the rainbow fair
and will pass the time in decorating In
preparation for the event.
The condition of Mrs. Addie vickery,
who is Ill at her home on High street.
was very critical Sunday and she was
in serious state Saturday.
Wednesday, Dec. 16, requiem mass will
be held at the Sacred Heart church. John
l.. Leary Of Boston will preside at the
organ and the soloisfs will be DIR. Will
non of Boston. The requiem mass will
begin at 7.So A. NJ.
Mrs. Wilson Hall is confined to her
home at West Benton by illness.
Mrs. Walter Morey OF Benton Falls
was taken to Waterville one day last
week, where he entered the wsterville
City hospital Saturday Mrs. Mercy un.
derwent an operation that was considered
very successful She was resting very
comfortably Sunday.
The ladies of the Methodist Guild will
meet Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Danville L. Gray. Winchester
street.
Mrs. John NJ Eastman is i'll at her
home at West Benton.
The Woman'e Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Miss Annie Bradbury, Newhall
street. The committee in charge is
planning a very interesting program.
kingsbury B. Piper Is confined to his
iOiaC Oii I<iiii StACCt ny ltthOcS.
The members Of the Methodist Sun
day school are rehearsing for . Christ
mas concert, which they will give Fri
day evening, Dec. %, at the church.
The committee in charge consists OF
Mrs. C. o. Perry, Mrs. Everson Brown
and Mrs. Kingsbury Piper
Miss Lois Spencer. who has been se-
riously i'll at her home on Western av-
enue, is improving and able to sit up.
A number of Fairfield people are
planning to, go to Oakland this week
where they win attend the dedication
of the pipe organ in the Oakland
Methodist church.
Mrs. Edward Tozier Of Albion call
ed on friends in town Sunday on her
return from Madison where she was
the guest for a week Of her daugh ,cr.
Mrs. John Gallagher.