Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-13
FAIRFIELD

Fully So ladies, members Of the mission
airy societies Of the Baptist church and
Of the Methodist church. assembled Fri
day afternoon at the Methodist church at
the complimentary meeting given by the
Methodist ladies TO the Baptist ladies
and III honor Of Mrs. John L. Clark pres
ident of the Baptist Womens Missionary
society, who in company with her hus-
band. Rev. Mr.. Clark, and children will
leave soon for new fields OF duty. The
meeting, which was in the form OF a re-
! cepuon, was held in the veStry OF the
rhurch. Much praise is due the commit
tee on arrangements for The fine taste
shown in the decorating and the arrans-
ING q the place OF meeting. Easy chairs.
sofas. rugs and potter plants aided in the
attractiveness of the scene Following
the rendition OF the very unique and in
feresting program, which was in, two
parts, one part given by the ladies of the
Methodist Home Missionary Society ana
the second part given by the ladies OF
the Foreign Missionary Society Of the
Methodist church, a social hour was en-
1oyed and def mattresses served tea and
fancy crackers and cakes The affair
proved to be q success and the occasion
most enjoyable one.
Mrs. Rebecca Lawrence is i'll al he,
home in Shawmut.
Althea the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Nelligan OF West Benton, is
III, suffering with an abscess in her ear
Neil Gregory was at Augusta on Friday
where he was the guest Of relatives
District Aid Charles ". Pooler Of
the Emery Kinds Camp. No. "a. S. Of
Y. Of Foirfield and District Aid Hair
i r. Nose of CARRIED Camp. No. /. S
Of Y, OF Naterville, Were at Clinton
Thursday evening. where they started
the preliminaries Of the formation of
Sons Of Veterans Camp in that
town There were the names of 70 eli
c!hies received and registered, and the
iaperS viii be sent to the State head
quarters petitiOning for a charter.
Mrs Esther Y ork Of Portland ar
rived in town TO pass a few DAYS as
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sea
bury, Lower Main street, Mrs. Sea
berry being her daughter
EX- Sheriff Mooers Of Skowhesan
was business caller in town Friday.
There WAS d good attendance Friday
eNeniD" II the Freshman social which
took place Ut the Lawrence High
school Assembly hall
The members Of Benton Grange
realized about So at the play ana
social which they held Thursday eve
ming al the Benton SchooIhouse hall
Roscoe lIolway viii 60 10 Augusta
Saturday, called there t. attend the
fdneral services Of the late Mrs. In4z
Hill. ms cousin.
The annual melting OF the knights
Of the Forest, Fairfield Camp. No. :.
was held Friday evening at the Fair
t11ld Opera house, and fully coo mem
hors were present. coming from all
over the Su@te and taking part in the
evening festivities A special car
vas run from Augusta. arriving here
/ AZ 100 ?. Nj. On which Were fully 100
members, also a large class Of candi-
oates. Wallace A. Hill of Fairfield. the
CHEF booster of the feeds, had prepar-
ed q Dutch lunch of which there was
plenty for all The proceedings other
wise than that are wrapped in the
deepest mystery, and queries from out
sidars only bring forth chuckles and
baIiins smiles from the Knights.