Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-16

home on Cottage street Dy illness.
Mrs. Arthur Howe left Thursday
morning for Everett, Mass, where she
will visit her son. Elwood A. Howe.
Before returning home Mrs. Howe Will
attend the wedding Of Miss Mary Eta
Braley, daughter Of Rev. Herman
Braley, q former Fairfield pastor.
Eleaza w. Watson who has been
confined to his home on Silver street
for several days by illness is able to
be out.
Edward Shibles Of Knox was in
town Thursday calling on business
friends.
Thomas Murray of Larone was here
Thursday for the day the guest OF
friends.
William ]. Bradbury is at his home
in town from a several days business
trip. to Augusta and the surrounding
towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Of Portland
were guests Thursday of Mrs. Willeys
cousin, Willis Keene. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley are enjoying an automobile trip
through the state and have been gone
from their home for seven weeks.
Miss Genevieve ellis was at Hinck-
ley Thursday the guest Of friends.
The home If Mrs. George Toppan,
Newhall street, was the scene Wednes-
day afternoon Of a juvenile gathering,
when Master Robert Mae and Miss
Edythe M. Toppan observed their sixth
birthdays. The young guests began to
come shortly after three O'Clock, and
the time until five was passed in play
ing games The young host and host
ess received a number Of pretty BIRTH
day remembrances. Among those
present were. Miss Violet Quincy, Miss
Martha Greenleaf. Miss Mable Ken
rick. Miss Gertrude Sykes, Master
Robert and Miss Edythe.
The next meeting of the Social
Neighbors will be held on next Thurs
day afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
Bert Williamson, Lower Main street.
Mrs. Grace E. Clark has charge of
the ticket selling for the Citizens En-
|tertainment course whi,> will take
place this winter.
William G. Hayes, Marshall C.
Hayes. Augustus Gregory were among
the Fairfield people to go to Pittsfield
Thursday to attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Emerson Of
Portland arrived in town Thursday to
pass few days as the guests of Mr..
land Mrs. Ansol P Morrill,. Mrs
Emerson and Mrs. Morrill, are cousins.
Mrs. Stanard P. Gibson was at home
Wednesday evening to a party of
friends at her home on Upper Main
street. the gathering being the
monthly meeting Of the Club of Ten
The f1Rst part of the evening was
passed In the transaction of the
monthly business. followed by a social
hour
ner of Elm and Newhall streets, Row
Ernest NJ. Holman. pastor. for Sunday.
Oct. II. will be as follows: Morning de-
votional services at 10.45 A. NJ. The sub
ject of the sermon by Rev. Mr.. Holman
will be. THE Third Plank in the Gospel
of the New Covenant" The Bible school
will be held at II NJ. The regular meet
ing of the Christian Endeavor Society
will be held In the church at 500 P. NJ.
The subject of the evenings discourse
will be THE Responsibility of Our So
ciety for the Christian Endeavor, Unions.
Local State and National Miss winni-
fred Atwood will be the leader. The YES
per service will be at TOO P. NJ. And the
subject of the sermon by the pastor will
be, THE Tree Of Life" The song scr
vice will be conducted by Harry "A.
Plummer. assisted by a chorus choir.
The Tuesday evening prayer meeting will
be at 80 and the theme Of the evening 5
subject will be THE Unity of Faith. -
which will call for the careful reading
Of the fourth chapter of Ephesians. The
monthly meeting Of the Baptist Woman >
Missionary Society will take place on
Wednesday,.
The services at the church of the I'm
maculate Heart, High street. Rev. Alex
andre Dugre pastor. for Sunday. Oct.
IL, will be as follows: Mass at S a. NJ.
high mass at 10 A. M; vespers al 3 P.
NJ: low mass each morning of the week
at ..15
The services at the Union Missioner,
Lawrence avenue, for Sunday, Oct. II,
will be as follows: Afternoon service at
go p. NJ: evening service at Z. Elder
and Mrs. A. J. Rawson who have recent
ly returned from a several days stay a:
Dexter. engaged in evangelistic work
will be at the Sunday services and have
charge of them. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend.
The services at the Fairfield order Of
the Salvation Army for Sunday. Oct. Il
win be as follows: Sunday school hour
at 10 A. NJ; holiness service at II A. NJ.
omen air service at 2.3O P. NJ: afternoon
service at 3; open air service at Water
vile at Z P. NJ; regular Sunday evening
service.
Kingsbury B. Piper is passing the
week at Lewiston in connection with thu
office of the collector of internal rev
enue.
Miss Addie Lawrence, who returned
Thursday from few days stay at the
Walters camp at Pleasan, pond, brought
home with her fine deer which she
shot herself. Miss Lawrence is getting
ahead of some of the veteran hunters
Of the town in bringing home the firs'
deer this season.
Miss Capitola Totman left Wednesday
afternoon for Portland. where she will
mass several days as the guest OF friends
and relatives.
A regular meeting Of Victor Grange
w,,, he held Saturday evening. The pro.
gram viii be in charge Of Lecturer Miss
Marcia. and the meeting will be an in
teresting one.
A social will be held next Tuesday eve