Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-01-22
FAIRFIELD.

Bonds for 5000 were secured for Clar-
ence Grossett by his father Calvin
Crossett on Wednesday morning. The
younger Crossett's hearing will be held
Jan. p at Skowhegan. as he was ar
rested on the charge of A. p. Morrill,
for taking away toam owned by the
former and keeping the same longer
than agreed for.
AT the installation OF officers of the
Merrymeeting Chapter No. ca. o. Z.
s., held Tuesday evening the resign
ing worthy matron,. Mrs. Grace +.
Clark, was presented past worthy
matron's jewel by the entering worthy
matron, Mrs. Annie f. Herring. The
jewel is a beautiful affair, bearing up
on ii the name of the chapter, the
year and the name of the receiver.
The installation of the officers of the
z. p. Pratt Corps, No. II, Women's
Relief Corps, was held Wednesday
evening at the Post hall. The work of
installing was successfully carried out
by Mrs. Elizabeth Hodsdon of Oak
land, assisted by her efficient con-
ductress and color bearers, also of
Oakland. The officers installed were:
President, Mrs. Mabel Rackliffe; Sc
nior vice president, Mrs. Abbie J.
Ladd junior vice president, Mrs. ora
Waldron: chaplain, Mrs. Olive Saw
age: treasurer, Mrs. Rose Holt; guard,
Mrs. Mary Carter; conductress, Mrs.
Ella Rowe; assistant conductress, MIS-.
Katharine Johnson; press correspond
ent, Miss Lima Holt: patriotic IN
structor. Mrs. Lizzie Crawford; color
bearers. Miss Cora Emery, Mrs. Iela
Thayer, Mrs Ella Spencer, Mrs. Car
oline Crosby. Preceding the instalia-
ton a Baked Bean supper was served
the Post members, Corps members and
their invited guests,
Edward Conner of Hinckley was a
business caller in town Wednesday
THE Private Tutor will be present.
ed Friday evening, Jan. 30, at the
Lawrence High school by members of
the Junior and Senior classes
| At the Lawrence High school the
following were elected to serve on the
board of the Lawrence Lyre": Editor
| in-chief. Inez Scott; assistant editor
in-chief, Lois Spencer; class editors,
Ralph Blakeney, Marjorie Smith, bus
mess manager, Otto Totman; assistant
business manager, Harvey Doe.
| Dramatic Club was formed at
| Lawrence High school Wednesday. OF
to Totman was chosen president and
| Lucy Weeks secretary and treasurer.
All students who have ever taken
| part in school plays are eligible as
members. From now on all entertain
| ments to be given by the different
| classes will be done under the man
agement Of the Dramatic Club.
Albert Hatch of Oakland was
business caller in town Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sebry and
daughter Forestine have returned from
a several months visit at Boston.
| On Tuesday a raising bee" was
| held at the garage owned by Benja-
min Smith and Ernest Woodman, now
being erected on Main street. Friends
of the owners lent their free assist
ance to hurry along the work on the
building. Quite a lot of work was ac-
| complished as large number or men
were present.
| The Fidelity Camp. Royal Neighbors of
America, from Fairfield will united with
! the Waterville lodge of Royal Neighbors
In installing their officers Friday eve
ming at the woodman hall at Waterville.
Mrs. Bertha Mclaughlin informally en-
tertained the members of the Embroidery
Club Wednesday evening. Dainty re-
freshments were served.
Rev. c. o. Perry and Edward L. Smith
went to Augusta this week to attend the
Methodist conference,