Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-02
FAIRFIELD

The members of the North Grammar
school Ninth Grade cleared s12 at the
sociable held at the Lawrence High
school Assembly Hall.
Mrs. Ferdinand Spaulding is seri-
ously i'll at her home on Lower Main
street.
Ralph Seabury passed the weekend
at his home on Lower Main street.
from a several weeks business trip to
Portland and vicinity
= Mrs. Rex Bridges of Good will was
In town Saturday calling on friends. =
Miss Lou Adams, left Saturday for a
two weeks visit to Scion and Madison
AT Scion she will visit her sister and
at Madison she will be the guest of
her parents.
Edwin Dicl>ey left Saturday for Pitts
field where he will pass few days as
the guest of his sister.
The Universalist Sewing Circle will
meet Wednesday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. Albert Jewell, Western
avenue.
Mrs. Lizzie ]. Cross of Waterville is
passing several days in town, the
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derson, Maple Street.
Walter Adams and Everett Dickey
went Sunday to Madison where they
were guests Of Mr.. Adams parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Albra Adams.
Henry F. Totman of this town has
gone to Madison. where he has assum-
ed the managership of the Madison
Bulletin, the weekly paper published in
that town. Mr.. Totman takes the place
of Chester Burrill, who has entered
the employ of the kennebec Journal
at Augusta.
Mrs Alden Luce has returned from a
several weeks stay at Madison. where
she visited her daughter, Mrs. Bernice
Burrill.
The Hillside Country Club at Emery
Hill was the scene Of a very merry
occasion Monday evening, when the
members Of the ixty-Three CLUB
gathered there, and passed the even
ing in most enjoyable manner. Some
of the ladies and gentleman left Fair
field on the six o'clock car some snow
shoed up, the distance being a good
hike in order to raise an appetite, and
some of the members were conveyed
to the Club in sleighs behind pranc
ing steeds. Wallace A Hill, Charles
Lawry, Carl c. Piper and Ralph Jewell
were the hosts of the evening, and
they were ably filled their positions.
After all the merriment of the pre-
paration, a very appetizing supper OF
beef steak, onions and all the other
good things that go with that COM
bination was served The evening was
taken up in playing cards. and other
social diversions. The party broke
up at late hour, vending their vari-
GUS ways homeward, after one Of the
most pleasant evenings passed by the
Sixth Three Club.
The Murray Club of the Universal
list church will not meet this week.
A very interesting program is be-
ing arranged for the all-day meeting
Of the Victor Grange Of Fairfield
Center. to be held Friday. State Mas
ter, c. S. Stetson will be present at
the meeting, and speak on an inter-
esting issue Of the Grange. On We'd
nesday evening Of this week, Victor
Grange will hold a dance, and Pullen
Orchestra will furnish music. The
patronizers Of the Grange functions are
very appreciative Of the installation C.
electricity in the hall, which they find
to be a great improvement over the
kerosene lamps. The comments were
very favorable of the improvements
being made by the Victor grange which
show the institution to be awake. and
alive to the times.
The Thursday Afternoon Auction
Club will meet this week at the home
Of Mrs. Mary H.. Neal. High street,
for the regular meeting. >a-
Hayes Market Of Main street pre-
sented the appearance Of an impro-
vised bird house, on Monday forenoon,
the same taking place in rather a
peculiar manner. Mr.. Hayes was feed
Ing the pigeons, at the door, as his
daily custom, there being very large
flock there, fully twenty in number,
when a lady customer entered the