Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-22
FAIRFIELD

Washingtons birthday is to be observ-
ed by the Special entertainment 10 be
given Monday evening under the aus
pices Of the Dial Club and by the stu
dents Of Lawrence High school and 9th
ers. will prove very interesting. as the
committees in charge are making spe-
entertainment
George y. Smell OF Western avenue
went TO Winthrop on Sunday. where he
was the guest for TIE day of his mother.
Mrs. Bates.
Miss Phoebe Hunter of Kelley street
will resume her duties as clerk in the
Wagdwell dry goods store az WatervtlIe
on. Monday morning after TWO weeks
vacation.
Otis Lawry, L. OF NJ, is passing a few
days in town as the guest OF his pa
rents, Hon. and Mrs. Silas T. Iawry,
Island avenue
Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Browning and
| daughter Of Littleton, y. c., were the
guests Saturday Of Mrs. William r. Kre-
ger, Western avenue. Rev. Mr.. Brown
Ing is conducting series of eyangel.st,c
services ar the Waterville Methodist
church which are being largely attend
ed and are proving very successful Rev
Mr.. Browning will be kindly remembered
by many Fairfield people as he made
many friends in this town and vicinity
during his stay here 4 few year. ago,
while also engaged in evanSelistic work
a most interesting session Of Victor
Grange was held Saturday evening with
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upon the resolutions which are in rela-
ton to Legislature and which i. cu.-
/ tom Of the organizations OF the State.
The vote showed that the Victor Grange
is strongly in favor Of equal suffrage.
Upon the school appropriation question
the grengers Of Victor Grange are IN
favor Of changing the pregent system
to the system which embraces the plan
OF agsresatire appropriation. Upon the
new packing Law in regard TO apples the
! victor Grange made 10 motion, 80 70
them the law was perfectly satisfactory
| Following the business meeting a very
! interesting literary and musical program
was carried out including the Victor
Grange talent. 1t was voted during the
course OF the evening to invite Cascade
Grange and Benton Grange 10 the next
all-day meeting. which wi! take place
Friday, March 5. There were % mem
bers in attendance at the meeting
H. r. Carter returned Sunday morning
from 2 brief trip to Portland, where on
Saturday evening he attended a banQue,
and convention Of the wholesale product
company by which he is employed as a
travelling salesman.
Frank Cofill. employed at Augusta,
passed the week end at his home on
High street
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace s. Laid of
augusta were in town Sunday. the
guests of Mrs. Abbie ]. Ladd, Win
chester street. Mr.. and Mrs. Laid
drove from Augusta to Waterviiie in
1915 model OF the Haines car, which
Mr.. Ladd placed in the Waterville Au-
tomobile Show rooms preparatory for
the show next week.
Linwood Ptmar, a student at T. of
NJ, passed the weekend in town
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam L. Pitman, High street.
Fred Dunn and George Dudley,
both students at Colby. and Of the D.
x. E. fraternity. were Sunday guests
Of Donald Ellis at his home on the
Ridge road.
Deputy Sheriff Henry D. Rrophy
made a search and seizure Friday,
Feb. u, at the Office Of the American
Express office, Of four one-Quart bot
ties Of whiskey, the same being as
signed TO George para, Fairfield.
Maine" The l;be! on the same will
expire Tuesday. March 2.
hf1aiReRx Of the MaNh-