Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
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/ At the weekly meeting Of the Methodist
Epworth League to he held on Tuesday
evening the leader will be Herman Love
JOY instead of Miss Bertha Smell. accord
ing to the program.
Miss Dorothy Piper, a student at Uni
versty of Maine. returned Sunday after
! noon to resume her studies after passing
a few days in town the guest of her pa
Mrs. Knight at Shawmut. who suffered
a paralytc shock several days ago, was
reported Saturday as very much improv-
ed and able to walk little.
/ A special meeting Of the Younger Set
took place Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs Name Holden, corner of
Eewhall street and Western avenue.
Miss Grace Savage. student at Farm
I ington and member of the Set. was
present among those from out of town.
The evening was pleasantly passed in
Sewing and the hostess served a lunch
con. There was a good attendance and
the social part of the evening was pre-
coded by a short business session.
Miss Caro- Chapman, 4 teacher at the
Yarmouth Academy of Yarmouth. and
Clyde Chapman, a student al Maine Law
school, are in Town over the week end
the guests Of their parents, Lawyer and
Mrs. George ". Chapman.
Edwin Grant of Benton. a student at
University OF Maine. was calling on
friends in town during his visit at his
home over THANKSGIVING.
The funeral services OF the late Mrs.
Icon Reed, who passed away Thanks
Giving day, were held Sunday after
loon, at her late home at West Benton.
Rev. Fred Conant, pastor Of the Wins
low and the Benton Falls Congrega
tioral churches, conducted the SER
vices. The pastor Tpo..c feclingly of
the life Of the young WIFI and daugh
ter ard mother. The floral contribu-
tons were many and beautiful. In
termcnt was at the West Benton Gem
etery.
I;arold Z. Weeks. Charles Park. SUI
ierlntendent Of the kenncbec MILL and
Edward Mayberry returned Saturday
afternoon from Il several days hunting
Trip TO the northern part cf the state.
Each hunter returned With deer.
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Saturday for Bald Mountain where
they will try their luck at hunting for
big gene.
George Bither is employed a; clerk
st the North Market daring the alb
sence Of Mr. Hayes who IS on hunt
ing trip.
The officers OF the local corps of
Salvation Army placed Saturday in
several of the stores Of the town. and
at WaterVil!e, boxes in which money
can be put TO aid in paying for
Thanksgiving dinners for the poor of
Fairfield and Waterville. The Fairfield
Salvation Army is planning to give
400 dinners. The surplus OF the Christ
mas donation will be to help in the
! winter relief and general work.
Crowell Pease Of Gardiner employed
at Boston, is passing several days in
town at the Gerald hotel. the guest of
Landlord and Mrs. George L. Wood
worth. MIR Pease was formerly Of this
town
Miss Edna Brewer Of Augusta is the
guest in town of her sister, Mrs Mel
vim Cronkite
Mrs. Ada Jones Common of Belfast
has been passing few days in town
this week, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferdinand c. Gibson, Newhall street
Mrs. Connor was formerly a Fairfield
/ lady
The Dial Club will meet Monday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. X. 2. G..
Kelley, corner of High and Kelley
streets.
Reuban Case of NorriGgewook is the
guest in town of his brother and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. John Case and child
rem at the Fairfield house.
Miss Alice Nye, a student at Farm
ington Normal school, is passing a few
days in town, the guest of her father,
County Treasurer illiam W. Nye.
Albert Bashaw, who has been pass
ing several days in town with relatives,
will return Monday TO Dexter, where
he is employed as an electrician.
At the Baptist Sunday school Sun.
day was a record breaking number
since the starting Of the contest. There
were 322 present at the Sunday school.
including regular members, visitors
and new members. The contest is be-
ing lively carried on.
The December meeting Of the Fair
field Board Of Trade will be held the
second Wednesday evening of the
month. Harry Brown, chairman Of
the entertainment committee is MAX
ing plans to have DR.. Achilles Jolly
the former State Live Stock Sanitary
Commissioner, present and address the
men. The evenings program will be
interesting.
The Methodist Guild will hold a reg
ular meeting Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. George Wyman at
West Benton, and the time will be
passed in sewing for the Christmas
sale.
Miss Helen McBeth passed the week.
end at Portland, where she was the