Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-15
FAIRFIELD
Eastern Star Officers Guests of
Waterville Member-Elec-
ti0n of the Methodist
Sunday School
OTHER LOCALS AND PER
SONALS ABOUT TOWN

Mrs. Annie Herring Of Main street,
Water~ille, entertained with dinner
party Thursday evening the officers
of Merrymeeting Chapter, No. "a, Q.
L. s., Of Fairfield. The guests arrived
shortly before o'clock and at that
time the guests went to the dining
room, where a most delicious course
dinner was served. The dining room
was specially decorated for the occa-
sion, and the place cards were pretty
features Of the color scheme, on them
being colored roses and the name OF
the guest inscribed. Twenty ladies and
gentlemen sat down to dinner. Fol-
lowing dinner short program OF IT.
erary and musical numbers was en-
joyed. Mrs. Arthur H. Totman read
THE Origin Of the Eastern STAR,
very entertaining article written by
Mrs. James Martin, q lady prominent
in Eastern Star work, residing in the
eastern part Of the State. One or the
amusing games on the evenings pro-
gram took place when each one was
presented with a pencil and a Slip OF
paper on which was written some an
imal. They were instructed to draw in
their best manner picture OF the des-
ignated animal. The results were
amusing, and in many instances true
to lift. During the evening, Mrs. Her
ring, who is the retiring worthy mat
ron of the order. was presented with
a pretty presentation speech by one
Of the members, with two solid silver
spoons, in the bowl of each was in
scribed. "Oflcers of Merrymeeting
ed very feelingly for the beautiful
gift. TIE party broke up at late
hour. all declaring the evening as
most enjoyably passed. Those present
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Ham,
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Tot
man, Mrs. Bertha Flewelling, Mrs.
Bertha Wier. Miss Sadie Woodman.
Miss Ara Woodman, Mrs. Grace Z.
Clark, Mrs. Effie Smith, Mrs. Lester
Nye Mrs. Flora ToZier. Miss Harriet
Brophy. Mrs Ferdinand F.. Hodgkins,
Mrs. William J. Ford, Mrs H. L.
Varney, Mrs Mary Neal. Mrs. Nina
HILL Benjamin Bradbury and Mrs.
Herring.
The monthly meeting Of the Plum
mer Bible class of the Baptist church
will be held Friday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Chapman at West Ben
ton. The monthly routine business
will be transacted. followed by the
social as arranged by the special COM
,nittee in charge.
Miss Lou Adams was pleasant
hostess Thursday afternoon to the
Needlecraft Sisters at her home on
Maple street. The ladies passed the
in inc 81 n
hostess served light refreshments.
The Methodist Guild at the annual
meeting Wednesday afternoon re-
elected Mrs. F. L. ToZier as president.
Mrs George Wyman was elected vice
president: Mrs. Albert Jewell, secre-
tary; Mrs. Danville Gray. treasurer.
The committees will be appointed by
the president at the February meeting.
The reports OF the officers show that
the Guild is in prosperous condition,
that all bills against the same have
been paid, and that there is money
in the treas New members have
been added to the enrolment and the
ladies are very we'll pleased over the
results of the past years work.
DR.. F. L. Tozier was at Portland Thurs
day for the day on professional business.
Victor Worthing. employed at Portland
and formerly of this town. is the CUES
of his brother, Vilroy Worthing, Eam
street.
Miss Hazel MacAuley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William MacAuley, is confined
to her home by illness.
Rev. and Mrs Lester L. Lewis will OBJ
serve their 18th wedding anniversary dur
ing Mr.. Lewis visit at Hebron this week.
Mrs. Lewis, who has been at the He
bron Sanatorium for several months, is
gaining slowly but steadiely, and her
many Fairfield friends are pleased to
learn of her improvement.