Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-25
FAIRFIELD

in the home of Warren Seekins, the
call for which is 151-a
Mrs. Mary r. TotInan, who has been
passing several days in town as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H Tot
man, Lawrence avenue, returned on
Sunday afternoon TO Oakland, whera
She is passing the winter with friends.
Word was received here, Sunday, ot
the passing away Of Horatio Earring
ton. at Augusta, after a several weeks
illness with pneumonia, which later
developed into tubucular trouble. Mr..
harrington was employed for several
months, as motorman on the Water
Vile & Fairfield Electric road about
year ago, and while here resided on
upper Main street. He made man.
friends in Fairfield. to mourn his loss.
he Is survived by his wife and a small
child. The services will take place,
Monday, al South China.
The Murray Club Of the UniversaIist
church will meet on Tuesday after
noon, at the home of the president,
Mrs. Percy A. Smith. on Western ave-
nue.. The Universalist Sewing Circle
will meet on Wednesday afternoon 1T
IifS AO1ilt VI NIIS. AtDSIL Jewell, on
Western Avenue.
The last meeting Of the Saturday
Evening Club was postponed on last
saturday evening, because Of the tn
clement weather.
Frank Coffill, who is employed py
the Maine Central Power Co. at Au-
Eusta. passed the weekend at his home
on High street
A party Of Fairfield men passed the
weekend at China Lake, where they
were guests at the Richardson COT
tage. The party consisted of George
Richardson as host and Arthur Smith,
Grin Learned, Stephen Wing, Mr..
Jones Of Waterville. Percy A. Smith,
benjamin Smith Abbott Nelson. FLOYD
Blackwell. The time was passed in
the enjoyment of ice boating
Captain William r kreger of the
schooner Edward ]. Lawrence arrived at
his home on Western avenue to pass a
few days. His schooner is moored ar
Portland
I. W. Watson is able TO be out after a
several days illness at his home on Sill
Yer street
The Queen Esther Society OF the Meth
odist church will meet on Monday eve
ming at the home Of Miss Elsie Perry.
on Western avenue. The entertainment
Of the evening will be in charge of the
special committee and will be concern
ing the missionary work as done by as-
sociations q ffliated with the Queen
Esther societies
The regular meeting Of the Wonan's
Chrlstlan Temperance Union will take
place Thursday afternoon, the meeting
being held at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Flora A Files on High
street
Miss Minnie Richards is i'll at her home
on Lawrence avenue
The young mems Bible class of the,
Methodist church will meet Monday eve
ming at the Methodist church vestry and
d full attendance is desired
George Patterson has returned from, a.
few days business trip to Skowheran.
and vicinity
John Eastman passed the Weekend at.
his home at West Benton from his du-
ties at Augusta.
Abial &. Roundy, aged s. wears. PASSED
away saturday morning al his home in
Benton after injuries received the early
poLt Vi Liz week Nt1iie Sc wing. He
survived by his wife and one son
A large number Of the members of the
Methodist Epworth League went to Wa
terville Sunday evening, where they al
tended the meeting Of the ~aterville
Epworth League,
MISS Jennie G. Robinson OF Portland
|. OF the Deaconess Home. gave q very
me ADDRESS Sunday evening al the
METHODIST church, on the work as done
pS the institution which she repre-
sents. MISS Robinson, who is field sec
! Rotary OF the Home Missionary work
is very able speaker, and ner talk.
was very much enjoyed by all who
hearo her. She was clothed in the
| conventional garb of the dsaconesses,
and made very impressive appear
ance
The Fairfield ladies Of the Ladies
| Auxiliary Of the tuberculosis Assu-
citation of the Chase Memorial Sana-
torIuhm will meet Wednesday after
noon al the home of Mrs r. Z. Booth
by. ia College avenue. This will be
an important meeting and a full at
tendance is required
Miss Helen Rose and Miss Ida
Fletcher were al Augusta Sunday,
! where they visited Miss Lizzie York,
VINO recently underwent a surgical op-
| Grafton at the Augusta hospital They
found Miss York to be resting very
comfortably and gaining very fast
She expects to return to her home In
town in a very few weeks
Mrs. Alice Lascelle Of Maple street and
Youngest daughter, Miss Marian, will
leave next Saturday for New York,
where they will make their nome in the
future. Edna Lascelle and her brother
Clarence will remain in town and finish
out their term of school, both being STU
dents at the Lawrence High school, aft
er which they will leave for New York
The Lascelles have always lived in Fair
held and have large circle of friends
who regret their departure but wish
/ them every happiness and success in
| their new home
Mrs. ". Z. Dinsmore is i'll at her home
on Maple street.
AT the morning service OF the Baptist
church, Sunday morning, Rev. Mr..
ftazelton read the resignation Of the
Rev. John l.. Clark. who has been pastor
OF the Fairfield Baptist church for the
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