Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-23
FAIRFIELD.
First Quarterly Conference of
Methodist Church Held
Tuesday-Rev. Frost
Presides
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
BY CORRESPONDENT

The first quarterly conference of the
Methodist church was held Tuesday
evening at the church. Fifty parishion
ers and officials were present at the
meeting. Rev. J. NJ Frost, district su
perintendent, presided over the meet
ing. The members of the official board
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph O..
Files, Mrs Flora Files, Mrs. Kings
bury Piper. Rev. and Mrs, c. o. Per-
ny, George Ellsworth. Rev. c. o. Per-
~ gave general report of the past
three months work of the church. The
report showed that the church was
in a good working order, that the new
financial plan of the church made a
large surplus In the treasurer. Mrs.
c. o. Perry gave report of the Jun
Tor League work. Reports of the Sun
day school and Epworth League were
also received.
Mrs. John Clark and Miss Hazel
Marsh Of Lewiston are guests in town
of their aunt, Mrs. Wilbur Bradbury
on Summit street.
Mrs Arthur Jones of Skowhegan
was a recent guest in town of Mr.. and
Mrs Abbot Nelson on Summit street.
Mrs. Laura Emery of Clinton arrived
in town Wednesday for a short visit
with friends.
Mrs. Lucy Mills has returned from a
several weeks stay at Boston and vi
cinity. and taken rooms in the Pur-
ineton house on High street.
Mrs. Harold A. Weeks left Wednes-
day morning for Portland. After Wis
1t there she will CO. to Higgins Beach
and several other places before re-
turning.
Charles NJ. Bennett went to Belfast
+ Wednesday on Few days business
TRIP
Mrs. Leon Pollard left Wednesday
morning for Clinton, where she will
pass a few days visiting relatives and
friends.
Charles Maxfield of Dexter is a
guest IN town of relatives for a few
days.
Mrs Charles Meader is confined to
her home on Western avenue by i'll
ness,
A son was born July 10 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Burpee Saunders OF Shawmut
TIE little new conner has been nam
ed Kenneth Amos.
Mrs. Emerson left Wednesday for a
visit with her granddaughter at Web
| Der pond.
Mrs. Alton E. Richardson of West Ben
| ton. who has been visiting relatives at
Orono, has returned to her home.
| Mrs. D. n. Smith OF Benton will en-
tertainA the Helping Hand Society at her
home on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Albert Hatch, who has been pass
| ing a few days at Portland with friends
/ has returned to her home in town.
Albert Lint visited friends at Richmond
Wednesday for the day.
| Mrs Susan Taylor and daughter. Miss
Louise Taylor of Washington, D. c., are
guests in town of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Weir, lower Main street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hinckley OF
Good win called on friends in town
Wednesday.
Dr. w. S. Miller and son. Leland Mil
ler went to Lakeside Wednesday, eve
ming for q short outing.
William Hatch left Wednesday morning
for Portland. where he will visit his
daughter. Mrs. Aroline Smiley
Fred Clarke of New Hampshire was In
town Wednesday as a guest of his broth.
err, Eugene Clarke, leaving the same day
for short visit at ST. Adams. Monday
he will return to, Fairfield and he will be
employed in Eugene Clarke's grocery
store.
The Book Worm Club will be entertain
ed on Monday evening at the home o.
Mrs. William Anderson on Maple street
The hostesses will be Mrs. Anderson ant
| Mrs. Abbot Adams.
The Priscilla Embroidery Club wa.
pleasantly entertained on Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. Willis Ireland of Water
| Vile.
Mrs. Alice Duren, employed in Boston
arrived in town Wednesday afternoon fo
a two-weeks visit in town with her moth
err, Mrs Florence Duren, on Kelley street
Miss Duren has been visiting friends IL
Lewiston.
George Shorey returned Tuesday eve
lining from few days outing at Old Or
chard.