Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-08
FAIRFIELD.
Local Social Clubs Hold Meetings
on Wednesday at Different
Piaces-To Organize a
Choir
L. H. S. FOOTBALL TEAM TO
PLAY OAK GROVE

Mrs. Elizabeth Horne is able to be out
after several weeks illness at her home
on Silver street.
The teachers of the Fairfield schools re-
ceived folders Wednesday announcing the
18th annual Maine teachers convention
to take place Oct. % and 80 at Portland.
The larger part of the Fairfield teachers
will attend the convention.
Mrs. George Small and Miss Vera Small
of Western avenue will leave Thursday
morning for a several weeks trip to New
iork and New Jersey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Jewell will also leave Thursday
morning for New York.
The Guild of the Methodist church met
on Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Amos F. Gerald, upper Main street.
The ladies passed the afternoon in sewing
for the Guild.
The members of the Younger Set were
guests Wednesday evening of Mrs. Lester
Davis on Kelley street. Sewing and So
liability occupied the time and the host
ess served light refreshments.
The Clionea Club met Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Harry
Holmes on lower Main street for the
opening meeting of the season. Mrs
Holmes read one CT the afternoons pa
pers. Her subject was "Dorothea Lynde
Dix The next meeting will be held Oct
q with Mrs Grace Archer.
Mr.. and Mrs. David King, Rollins King
and Mrs. Neil Gregory have returned
from several weeks trip through Cana
da by automobile.
Al
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Floyd Blackwell, lower Main street.
The E. P. Pratt Corps Sewing Circle
met Wednesday afternoon at the G. a. r..
hail. The ladies tackled puffs. A picnic
supper was enjoyed and the regular
meeting of the corps was held in the eve
ming
Mrs. Angie Blakney is caring for Mrs.
Hathaway of West Benton during the lat
ter's illness.
The Seniors of Lawrence High school
will present the one-act comedy "At the
Junction" in the near future. The Seniors
will also hold food sale on Saturday
afternoon at Lawry Brothers store
Mrs. Lester Nye has returned from
Portland, where she attended the Maine
Music Festival
A party of ladies met Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Walter Putnam on
lower Main street. They formed them
selves into regular club and will hold
regular meetings.
The Lawrence High School football
team will play the Oak Grove football
team on Saturday afternoon on the
West street diamond. The game will
| be called at $50 p M,
Alfred Jones of Rumford Falls called
on Alfred Johnson Wednesday for the
| day.
Mrs. Wilfred Hall, Mrs. Otis Taylor
Miss Mamie Bosnian, Mrs. William An
derson, Mrs. Bertha Clifford were
among the Fairfield people who at
/ tended the Winslow Grange Fair
| Wednesday.
The Royal Neighbors will hold a
| regular meeting on Friday evening al
the Woodman Hall.
A meeting will be held Thursday
evening at the Universalist church fol
the purpose of organizing the Univer-
salist choir ond electing officers fol
the same. The meeting will be held
at IT'S p. M.
The following marriage certificate
was returned Wednesday to the towr
clerks office. married Sept. 80, Mary
Elizabeth Shurtleff of Fairfield and
Samuel w. Fuller of Clinton. Rev. C
o. Perry of the Fairfield Methodist
church performed the ceremony.
Mrs. William Dyer of Lewiston wa:
in town Wednesday for the day call
| ing on friends
Rebecca Dulac. the youngeaf daugh.