Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-03
FAIRFIELD

was held Tuesday afternoon at the home
| Of Mrs. Owen B. Ames, corner of High
street and Western avenue, and those
| who attended were members of the MetlI-
odist Guild and the parish as we'll. The
| object is to raise fund for parsonage
repairs by a series of benefit teas. Mrs.
Ames was the first to entertain and one
will be held. about each week. The aft
ernoon was passed in sewing and the
hostess served light refreshments.
Miss Mary Hamin. who has been
spending a few days as guest of Mrs
Helen Percival, has returned TO China
Miss Hamlin is aged rs years.
Gerald Beane. formerly of this town
and who now resides at Weeks Mills, ha
entered the employ of the Waterville &
Fairfield Electric Road as a conductor.
kingsbury B. Piper of the internal rev.
enue department is passing a few days
at his home in town.
Adjutant General George McPresson
| will be at the November meeting on Nov.
| 10 Of the Fairfield board of trade. Harry
| Brown, chairman of the entertainment
committee. was unable to make an ap-
| pointment with Gen. McPresson for the
| regular meeting night of the board, so
| the meeting will be delayed one week.
! The -adjutant general will speak upon
Our Unpreparedness. 1t is expected
that a supper will be given in connection
with the meeting under the direction of a
| local order, ..s t,,,- .s.-, ..s
! The ,Universalist Senior Sewing Circle
will meet Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Albert Jewell. Western av-
enue, for sewing for the annual Christ
mas sale.
! Miss Vera Small of Western avenue
will be at home Wednesday evening to
| the members of the Younger Set at n
regular meeting.
The postponed food sale of the w. c. T.
| L. will take place Thursday afternoon
at David Kings store.
The Womans Relief Corps will meet
Wednesday evening at G. A. r. hall. A
full attendance is desired. The ladies of
| the corps are working hard making prep
| arations for the harvest supper and the
sale which will be held Friday afternoon
and evening.
Mrs. Joseph w: Sawyer entertained the
| members of the Murray Club Tuesday
| afternoon at her home on Elm street.
| The ladies passed the afternoon very
profitably in sewing OIL fancy articles
which will be placed on sale at the an
nual Christmas sale.
The Embroidery Club met Wednesday
evening with Mrs William NJ. Crawford.
Kelley street Sewing and sociability
passed the evening. the hostess serving
a light luncheon There was a good at
tendance.
Miss Faith Hinckley was calling on
l>nr wv,
from a few days visit in Lewiston and
vicinity.
Mrs. Abiah Ames is quite i'll at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Saw
age, Cottage street Mrs, Ames has been
engaged as matron at one of the boys
cottages at Good Will since last fall but
was obliged to give UP her duties be-
cause of her illness.
In observance of All Saints day Mon
day there were no sessions OF school In
the parochial school of the church of the
| Immaculate Heart.
Six patients who have been receiving
| treatment at the Central Maine sanato-
rum for some time and are now ciassed
as having arrested cases, were taken
Tuesday morning to Hebron. where they
| will continue treatment at the Western
Maine sanatorium. Miss Ruby Wood, a
nurse at the Fairfield sanatorium, made
the trip with them and will return in a
short time.
! A meeting will be held at p. M.
| Wednesday at the home of Mrs. =. E..
Boothby, ia College avenue, Waterville.
i of the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Fair
field sanatorium All Fairfield ladies who
are interested in the good work which
this organization is doing. as well as the
members of the auxiliary, are cordially
invited to attend.