Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-24

VIII and TX. also principal OF the
building, in place Of Miss Harriet ABB
bott, resigned. Mrs. Gustin was form :
erly teacher in the public schools OF
Maiden, Mass. and comes highly rec
ommended.
Mrs. Bert Foss of Albion has been
Choate, High street.
Good Will Rebekah Lodge. I. 0. 0. r.
met Thursday evening and the presl-
dent Of the Rebekah Assembly OF
Maine, Mrs. Virginia Holbrook OF Ban
gor, the district deputy president
Mrs. Nellie Mariner of Vassalboro'
also a past president Of the Rebekah
Assembly Of Maine, Miss Vesta Z.
Written of Fairfield, were among the
grand officers present. At O'Clock
fine supper including baked beans'
salads, etc. was served. the first cover
being set for So The table center
pieces were carnations. and Miss Ara
Woodman was head waitress assisted
by IL other ladies. The supper COM
mittee consisted Of Mrs. Frank Nc
Laughlin. chairman. Mrs. John ia
quith. The Rebekah degree was con-
ferred on three candidates. Many
were present from Waterville and
other places.
c. Guy Hume was out Thursday,
after few days illness with the grip
George G. Weeks left Wednesday
for a several days business trip to
Sherbrooke. Canada.
Mrs Frank P. Pennell Of Skowhe-
gan arrived Thursday to pass few
days with DR.. and Mrs. F. L. ToZier
High street. Mrs. Tozier being her
daughter.
The Book Worm Club will meet
Monday evening at the home OF Mrs
Gala Johnson, Silver street. The
hostesses will be Mrs johnson and
Mrs. Annie Howe.
Mrs. Hazel Haskell Of Osborne
street was at home Thursday after
noon, to the Needlecraft Sisters. The
the hostess serving refreshments.
Mrs. Mary Cheney Of Hinck!ey WAS
IN town Thursday visiting friends.
The Thursday Afternoon Auction
Club was delightfully."- entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Minnette Simpson. High street
A birthday cake was cut in honor OF
the birthday of Mrs. George Small
Auction was enjoyed.
Mrs. Carl Cook is able to be out
after a several days illness Mrs
Cook recently underwent a surgical
operation at the Waterville Hospital
from which she quickly recovered.
Mrs. Everett Woodman and daugh.
ter Helen Went Thursday to vassal.
boro, where they were the guests OF
Mrs. Woodlands parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Timothy Reynolds
Mrs. Jessie Bishop returned Thurs.
day to Portland. after passing the
winter as the guest of Mrs. Harrison
Hammond. Burrili street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Holden and
daughter. Julia have gone to Dexter
where Mr.. Holden will be employed in
the wooden mill as boss carder. Misses
Esther and Ruth Holden will soon &c
to Dexter.
Mr.. Smith of New York has entered
the Kennebec Mills, designers room tc
learn the trade.
William Simpson and Ralph Files
nave purchased the building in the
rear of the stores on Water street
formerly used as carriage house
and will have the same renovated
and used as a garage
party of ladies' met Wednesday
AFTERNOON at the home of Mrs. George
Small, Western avenue, and rendered
ner surprise party. in honor of her
olFtnoay. The first of the afternoon
was passed with cards, after which an
inviting supper of fish chowder and
all the good things to go with it. and
brought by the visitors was served
among those present were Mrs. Fra nix
hammond, Mrs. William Simpson
Mrs. Edna Purinton, Mrs. Alber,
Jewell, Mrs. Fred H. Neal, Mrs. George
Small. Mrs. George Page. Mrs. George
Wilson.
Timothy E. Moore of Massachusetts
mas entered the employ of the Kenne.
pee Mills, as boss carder, in place ot
MI: Holden, who recently resigned.
Onoer the direction of Miss Esthe,
Gilman, girls Of the upper classes Of
the North Grammar school are eniovinp
basketball at the hall in the Fairfield
journal Office building. The fist nrac.
lice took place Thursday afternoon afte,
t'i- SITS are expecting some
good times before the close of school
Mrs Frank Sohler of Geyserville. Calf
arrived in town Thursday to pass several
weeks. as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
William b. Tracy Western avenue
Mrs. Tracy is her cousin.
Rev. Seldom McCurdy, recently re.
turned missionary from India. will &c.
cupy the pulpit at the Fairfield Bap,jst
church, Sunday morning. April d, a,
1olo A. NJ. and also at the evening ser.
vice which will be held at F. NJ. Rev
Mi. McCurdy, who had a perilous trir
on his return to America the last time
VIII take for his subject the results Of
Ais missionary work in India The Bible
classes and Sunday school will be held
at Il NJ
Letters for the following are advertised
April 70. at the Fairfield postofice: Mrs
James Smith. Joseph Desjardin, Daniel
|CHie.. Mrs. Frank Cruslanes, Frank
Mchenna, Henry Tatro. Mr.. John
Wheeler
MRS. Bert Hopkins Of Skowhegan was
In town. Friday. the guest of Mrs. Pres.
ton l.. Delano. Maple street
Mrs, William w. Nye has returned to
her home cn lower Main street, after
several days trip to Springfield, Mass,
and later to Jay, being called there to
accompany the remains of her mother,
Mrs. Helen Clark. who passed away AT
Springfield.