Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-21
FAIRFIELD

The funeral services for the late
George Collins Eaton were held or
" ednesday afternoon, from the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry New
hall corner of Newhall street and
Lawrence avenue. The deceased was
past grand master of the Siloa III
Lodge, F. and a. NJ, and the Masonic
burial ritual was carried out very i'm
pressively. Rev. Lester L. Lewis, pas
tor Of the Fairfield Universalis:
church rendered a very fine tribute 20
the deceased. which stirred the hearts
of many. The house was filled with
the grieving friends and relatives and
the floral contributions were many and
| beautiful, as a last token of respect
y delegation of 20 Masons attended the
services in body. and the Masone
who acted rs bearers We're Arthur II
Albert Jewell. Joseph Sawyer. and
Chester Furber. Interment was q,
MapleWood cemetery.
The Seniors of the Lawrence High
school will hold their first class in TIL
| Washington trip instruction, Thurs
day afternoon, after the regular SEES
son of school. and after that th=
classes will be held more often Mrs
Minnetto l.. Simpson will deliver Z.
lecture on the Congressional Library
IN few weeks time before the mem
beers of the class that are to take the
trip.
Sheriff Henry d. Brophy made a
seizure Wednesday afternoon, at the
Fairfield office of the American Ex-
press office, and took a box contain
ing 10 one-pint bottles filled with
"hiskey. The lot was assigned =
Marshall Parry. Fairfield, Maine
The libel on the seizure will expire
February
y special meeting was held Tuesday
evening of the members of the commit.
tee in charge of the Citizens entertain
ment course, and plans We're made for
the selling of more tickets for the re-
mainder of the course. There are a
number of people who have not been to
any of the entertainments and are now
DESTROYS of attending, so that the meet
ing was for the purpose of arranging
for them to attend.
Miss Ella Parkin is i'll at her home on
lo"ef Nam street. owing to Miss Par
kins illness DIR. Ethel Walters con-
Quoted the class in physical culture on
Wednesday afternoon at the Lawrence
High school The girls of the two class
es have received their dumb-hells and are
making great progress in the drills. Miss
Lucy Weeks, a member of the Senior
class, acts as pianist for the two classes
The ladies of the Cnversalist Circle
met Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. George Page, Western avenue,
and the time was very proftably passed
The Needlecraft Sisters will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Jennie Howe on Western avenue.
The stores on Main street were closed
by several of the merchants Wednesday
afternoon for an hour and a half in re-
spect to the memory of the late G. Col
Inns Eaton, whose funeral services took
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eaton and son of
Gorham. y. H. are in town, called here
to attend the funeral of his father. Mr..
Eaton.
The Royal Neighbors will meet Friday
evening at Pratt's hall, and the annual
installation Of the officers will take place.
The mems Bible class of the Methodist
church held a meeting Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Rev. c. o. Perry,
Western avenue, and good attendance
was present.