Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-04
FAIRFIELD
Death of Mrs. Mabel Tozier o.
ours Monday Evening-En-
tertainment of the Various
Societies Tuesday
MANY NEWS BITS OF LOCAL
INTEREST

Mrs. Mabel ToZier, wife Of Edward
Tozier. passed away about 10 O'Clock
Monday evening, at her home in AL
bion, after long illness, her ailment
being spine trouble. The deceased was
born in Fairfield the daughter If Ma
RE Webster and Eben Fogg. She
married Edward Tozier of this town,
and OF this union was born one daugh-'
ter, Alice. now the wife of OHM Gal
lagher of Madison. Mr.. and Mrs To-
zier lived in Fairfield for a number of
years, where Mrs. Tozier had won
many friends. She was a congenial
and kind neighbor and friend and
leaves a large circle of friends to
mourn her loss. Several months ago,
the Toziers moved to Albion. onto a
farm. where Mrs Tozier was taken i'll
about three months ago. At times she
was considered better, but did not full
ly recover during her last illness, and
for the past two weeks did not rec
ognize anyone. Her husband and
daughter survive, also two sisters, Mrs
Caro- Fogg Hazetine Of Ell Centre.
Calf. Mrs. Susie Fogg Reed of North
Arson. Four aunts, Mrs. w. r. Burrill
Of Fairfield. Mrs. W. F. Harrington Of
Portland. Mrs. Emma Gates Of Spring.
field. Mass; Mrs. Lydie Fogg Of Lew
iston and one one uncle. Henry Fogg
also survive. The remains will be
brought to Fairfield and the funeral
services will take place Thursday aft
ernoon at o'clock, at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. William r. Burrill, Main
street. Rev. Mr.. Holman. the new pas
tor of the Baptist church, will officiate,
and interment will be at Maple wood.
Mrs. Kate Johnson was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday evning, when the
members of. the Embroidery Club cali
ed on her observance OF her birthday.
The unexpected guests carried a pic.
mic luncheon which they prepared and
served, including sandwiches, coffee.
cakes. The evening was passed in q
social manner. and as a remembrance
Of the occasion, Mrs. Johnson was pre-.
scented with three cut glass .rnbiers,
from the members Of the club. Those
present included Mrs Johnsan, Mrs.
Ethel Crawford, Mrs. Jennie ireland.
Mrs. Lloyd Sykes, Miss May Piper,
Mrs. Mamie valin, Mrs. Gail Pollard.
Mrs. Charles Speakes.
The ladies who are members Of the
Benton Grange, met Saturday after
noon at the home Of Mrs.. Alton e.
Richardson at West Benton, and form
ed Ladies Aid. the purpose Of which
will be to make preparations for the
annual fair Of the Benton Grange.
The officers were elected to serve for
one year. and were: President, Mrs.
A. e. Richardson; vice president, Mrs.
Harry Plunmer; secretary, Miss Mae
Brown: treaSurer. Mrs. Frank Gray.
Beginning next week, the ladies win
hold regular meetings at the homes OF
the members. and pass the time in
sewing for the fair. Other commit.
tees were appointed at the Saturday
meeting to have charge Of tho vari-
Gus departments OF the work.
A lawn party Of the Younger Set took
place Tuesday afternoon at the homo Of
Mrs. Ernest F. Holman. Supper was en-
joyed on the pleasantly situated lawn
Of the Holman home ana victrola music
was offered as q part Of the entertain
rnent. The table favors we're sweet PEAS.
Following the ample appreciation Of the
repast. social intercourse was enjoyed
and the affair proved to De one Of the
most enjoyable OF the club year. Among
those at the party were: Mn. Helen
Cook. Mrs. Stella Jewell. Mrs., Ethel Da-
Wis. Miss Grace Savage, Miss Florence
Free1and. Mrs.. Marion Hincklsy. Miss
Caro- Chapman. Miss Hattis Brophy, Miss
PsulinA Herring. Miss Vera Small. a6iss
Sara 1hbsy and Mrs. Holman.
Nr. and Ars. DonAIA Williams az Rad
wood CITY. CAL. who are passing the
summer in tswn ne guests Of Mn. WI.
hams paftnts. III. and Mn. Daw4sa p.