Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-23
FAIRFIELD

The services at the Baptist church
will be as follows, Morning service,
the pastor will speak upon the theme,
"The Fourth Plank in the Gospel of
the New Covenant" Fundamental
righteousness will he the basis of dis
cussion as applied to present day con-
dition. Bible school at IL M. The topic
for this, weeks c. E. meeting will be.
Capturing. Politics for God" Bible
reference, Ps. xxxiii:S-22. Leader, Miss
Winnifred Atwood. Nesper service,
subject, .'Abers, Excellent Sacrifice"
The prayer and devotional meeting on
Tuesday evening at 40. Subject, The
Unity of the Christian Faith"
The services at the church of the
Immaculate Heart Sunday will be as
follows: Mass at A. NJ. High Mass at
10 A. NJ. Vespers at p. NJ. Low Mass
each morning at 7.15. -
The servicesSat the Methodist church
Sunday will be as follows: Morning
devotional services, sermon by the
pastor. Junior League Sunday after
noon at 8 o'clock. The subject of the
afternoon will be THE Best Kind of
Obedience" Evening prayer and praise
service at p. M. The subject Of the
Epworth League meeting Tuesday eve
ming will be, The Call Of Missions for
Men and Money" The weekly class
meeting will be Friday evening at $50
O'Clock. -. ,. -
Sunday services at the Salvation
Army hall will be as follows: Sunday
school hour at 10 A. NJ. Holiness SER
vice at II A. M. Afternoon service at
$50 o. clock. Outdoor service Sunday
evening at o'clock at the City square
at Waterv1lle. Evening service at the
Fairfield hall, following. Open air and
indoor services during the week.
The services at the SIMON Mission
Sunday win be as follows: Afternoon
service at 2.30 o'clock, and f. evening
service at o'clock, Elder and Mrs. A.
J. Rawson will be present and conduct
the services Of the day.
The Lawrence High school football
team will play the eleven Of Skowhe-
gan High on Saturday forenoon at the
West street diamond. The game will
be called at 10 A.. M. - r,s2
Mrs. William H, Totmar has return
ON IL. - oSAA E-oA WAEI0At6no at
tended the two-days convention Of the
State Daughters of the American Rev.
oluion. Mrs. Totman went as a del
| egate- from the Silence Howard Hay
den Chapter. ~g. =. A., Ice. "
| The members OF the Christmas Club
| wero. pleasantly. entertained. Friday
afternoon at the home of MES Lloyd
Sykes;s- lower Main street. The ladies
/ passed a larger part of the. time in
sewing for Christmas = gifts, after
which =. social hour and refreshments
we've .nejoyed. as~.@ - = 1:4s. 49,
f. Joseph aLemelir- of sherbrook has
arrfved.in town to Visit his brother,
Frank Leinelln, ST., Water street. MIR.
and Mrs. Lemelin are also entertain
ing Mrs. Lemefinfs brother and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs" SandeIi Labrack,
Of Livermore Falls. satihs =
Mrs. Joseph. Goulef and son. Edgar
fGouIet Of Manchester. ". H.. are
fguests IN town .of Mr., and Mrs. Neil
Gregory. PLEASANT street, and. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred vigue at Benton. Mrs. Gou.
| LET and Mr.. Gregory are. brother and
sister, - IS
MIS-. Free: Drawn OF, the Ridge road
underwebt. a surgical, operation at the
Augusta General hospital Thursday,
At last reports che was resting COM
Mrs. Harold E. weeks !; passed passed. Thurs.
day at Good viii In conapany with
Mrs. e. b. Hinckley 81 Augusta :.
guests off Miss Faith Hinckley.
Mrs, ,Hamlin. who has made her,
home In Benton for some time. has
moved to the home Of her daurhter,
Mrs. Harold Babb. at West Benton
where she will make her home IN the
future.
undcr the direction otSthe construc-
lion = crew OF the, Maine. Central. q