Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-14

and both are essential to . church.
Charity Of the mind IL being LIBERAL
minded towards othera In their convic-
lions, who differ with him ip matters
of religion. Charity Of the hand 10 to
be sincere Christian. in all ways to-
wAsSm giving to needed friend. The
church OF today should be . home to
everybody. A man was once shut in =
refrigerator for three or four hours.
and upon being released was asked how
it seemed. He replied that It telt like
being to . fashionable church social.
Unity Of eouss, is more essential, con-
nected with q small church than with
a large church Quite . battle could be
fought on the decks Of the Lusitania-
but 1t Is clearly apparent that two men
in canoe would be quickly upset. In
church arithmetic, long division Is fol-
lowed by satisfaction.
DR.. Phelps discourse proved very i'm
teresting. This has been the first time
that he has spoken in Fairfield, and he
quickly impressed his audience by his
pleasing personality owing to his large
experience and range Of travel. holding
the close attention Of his hearers.
Covers were set for - members OF the
parish. Much credit IL due the commit
tees in charge. The large attendance
and the close interest manifested in
church affairs show that the church Is
in a very prosperous condition, due to
the feeling of good fellowship and unity.
Miss Dorothy Carter Is able to be out
after several days illness at her home.
Colby Lawrence has recently purchased
a new Ford automobile.
Master Raymond Hall il able to be out
after two weeks illness at his home on
High street.
Frank Carter returned Tuesday to his
home in town after a several days bust
ness trip. to Bingham and vicinity.
James Rarkin. the contractor and build
er. and his daughter. Miss Ella Parkin.
will leave Wednesday noon for a few
days trip to Salisbury. N. B., where they
will visit relatives and friends.
Miss Capitola Totman is able to be out
after short illness at her home on ISL
and avenue.
The April meeting Of the Parent-Teach-
er Association was held Tuesday after
noon at the Lawrence high school and
the program was as follows: Piano duet,
Miss Ruth Hatch, Miss Hazel McAuley;
vocal solo, Miss Marguerite Craig; reci-
tation. Miss Mona Ames; paper on Mu-
sic. Miss Cate
Miss Frances Cate. instructor of music
in the Fairfield schools, gave a very in
teresting paper on music. She repeated
tn esayings Of great educators regarding
music. The Introduction. OF music in the
schools is considered of great advantage,
being an inspiration and an aid to the
pupil. Miss Gates paper was very we'll
given and showed careful attention to
the subject in hand. The remainder Of
the meeting was devoted to the transac-
ton OF several matters Of minor Import
ance. The program was in charge Of
Miss Edith Wilcher. There was a good
attendance.
Ralph Clifford Of North Fairfield, for
merly student at Lawrence high school.
was calling on friends in town Tuesday.
Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Nollette, moved
Thursday from S,awmut to Benton
Fails, where they will make their home
in the future
MIR. and Mrs. William O'Rrian and
or Maple street, which they have oc-
cupied for several years, to the MAYO
house on Western avenue, which Mr..
q Brian recently purchased They will
live upstairs