Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-23


ms EFFORTS the musical standards OF the
two churches have been raised. He has
been the instigator of the chorus choir
IN the Fairfield church, which has SO
successfully presented musicals and 9TH
er entertainments during the past three
years He has been an. active member OF
the Fairfield Board of Trade, forming
many of the committees and filling his
positions very ably. His many friends
WISH him every success in his new field
of duty i.
Miss Jennie o. Robinson Of Portland,
and of Ehe Deaconess' Home, will be
at the Fhirfield Methodist, church Sun
day evening. and speak on the mission
airy work as done by THAR institution.
Miss Robinson is acting as field secretary
Of the Maine Womans Society. and
during her. travels in that capacity she
has. acquired many interesting notes.
which she will give TO her audience. 1t
is anticipated that large number will
attend the meeting which will be held at
go P. NJ.
The members Of the Fairfield Epworth
League have accepted an invitation TO
go to- Watervilie Sunday evening. where
they are to attend meeting of the
Naterviile Epwortt League. The Fair
field members will leave this town on the
30 P NJ. car, in order to be there
in time, when the meeting begins at
900 P NJ,
At the meeting OF the Mems Bible
class Of the Fairfield Methodist church,
whEa was held Wednesday evening"
of this week. it was voted to have the
class named the c. W. Ames class. in
honor of the most elderly member,
Charles W.. Amos. Mr. Ames is aged
So years and has been a member of the
Fairfield Methodist church ever since a
small boy. He has filed many positions
n the church list OF officers. serving
faithfully and efficiently. The class
motto will be Deeds. Not Empty
Words" 's
The services at the Baptist caurch,
ev. john L. Clark. pastor for Sunday,
Jan. "a. are as follows: Morning SER
vice at lc.45. A. N. Subject of the SER
mon by Rev. Mr.. Clark. The Old and
The New. Subject of the 5-minutes
talk to the children, How the Secret
Got Out. Sunday school at L. NJ. Eve
ming services at : P. VI.
The services at the Cniversalist church.
Rev. L. L.. Lewis pastor. for Sunday.
Jan. "a are. as follows: Morning SER
vice at 10. 10 \. NJ. Subject of the ser
mon by the pastor will be on the Lord
Prayer. The anthem by the chorus
choir. New Every Morning. by Fred
Field Bullard, with Miss Gertrude Per
civai of Waterville as soloist. Response.
Ponder My Words, by Flaxington
Harker. 500, bass. Fear Not. Ye 0
Israel, by Dudley, by Mr.. Lewis.
Sunday school at IL NJ.
Mrs. Alice lHartwell is able to be about
after few days illness at her home
here. t~
The services at the Methodist church
for SUNDAY. jan. a. Rev. c. O.. Perry
pastor. are as follows: Morning service
at 1915 with sermon by the pastor: Sun
day school at I2 NJ. Junior League at
3 p. NJ; evening service at 80; regular
weekly meeting of the Epworth League
Tuesday evening at $50: Friday evening
class meeting at 80.
The services at the Church of the I'M
macuiate Heart, Rev. Alexandra Dugre
pastor: Mass at s A. M; high mass at
10 \. NJ: vespers at P. NJ.
The Dial Cluo will meet Monday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Edbert KEEL
ley, corner Of High and Kelley streets
The hostessesl aA. che afternoon will be
Mrs. Clara f.. Gibson, Miss Helen S.
Pratt and Mrs. Sarah B! Ilenrlck i spe-
cai program is being arranged by the
committee in charge and fine meeting
is expected.
The Clionea Club will meet Wednesday
afternoon of next week at the home OF
Mrs. Aleen Jewell Western avenue
The Past and Present Club will NEE;
for the regular session Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Marcia II. At
kins. lower Main street. Mrs. Alice a
Page will have the paper of the after
noon.
MI. and Mrs Henry LaPlany entertain
ed three tables at whist Thursday eve
ming at their, home on lower Main street
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Augustus Rowe. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Varney, Mr.. and Mrs. William Barney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burrill and Mr..
anu AfS. IIdEidht TefFebNIneNlS OF
coffee doughnuts and cakes
were served during the evening by the
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hall returned to
their home on High street Thursday
evening after few days stay at Brooks
with relatives.
Miss Lucy Dinsmore of Hinckley was
calling Friday on friends in town.
The Sixty Three Club will be enter
tanned Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles \. Lawry, Win,
chester street.
Judge Harvey H. Brazzel1, Samuel
H. Wing, Ferd Gibson and H. r. Weeks
were at Skowhegan Friday on business.
The next meeting of the Tuesday aft
ernoon Club will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Jennie. Howe, Western avenue.
The Heptousa Club will meet with Mrs
Stella Savage. Silver street
Miss Jeanette Sturtevant went to Skow
hogan Friday to pass the weekend at
her home. 49,.
Miss Amanda Flewelling has returned
to her home on lower Main street, after
a few days visit to Boston and vicinity.
Arthur H. Roundy has returned from
Clinton, where he has been on a short
business trip.
The annual installation of the officers
of the Royal Eeighbors of America has
been postponed from Friday evening, Jan
80 10 Friday evening Jan. 29 The in