Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-28

school Assembly hall.
The regular meeting Of tho Ladies'
Sewing Circle of the Universalist church
was held Wednesday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. Albert Jewell, Western
avenue, and much was accomplished in
the line Of sewing.
Mrs. Moses Crosby is able to be out
after a few days illness at her home on
Summit street.
The annual meeting of the Murray
place Tuesday afternoon, at the home Of
the retiring president, Mrs. Maude
Smith. Mrs. Verne Sawyer was elected
president and Mrs. Florence Lawry Sec
rotary and treasurer. The report of the
retiring secretary and the treasurer
showed the Club to he in very pros
porous condition, although no new mem
bers have been taken into the club with
in the past year, the enthusiastic spirit
of the membership is just as strong, and
the treasury now contains large
amount as surplus as all the bills are
paid.
Harold Judkins is ill at his home on
Upper Main street.
The many friends Of DR.. A. A. Averill,
who has been seriously i'll at his home
on Lower Main street for several weeks
will be pleased to learn that ne is on the
road to recovery and every day shows a
marked improvement.
Miss Margaret Davis, who has been
passing several days in town, the guest
of her mother. Mrs. Peter Cleveland,
Upper Main street, returned Tuesday to
her work in Bangor. Miss Cleveland is
trained nurse in a Bangor hospital.
Mrs. Rose Hart left Tuesday for an
indefinite stay in Lewiston, the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn.
Mrs. James MacDougal Of Vassalboro
has been in town this week, the guest Of
friends.
Harrell, the magical Musician, was at
the Lawrence High school Assembly
hall Wednesday evening, and gave an
evenings entertainment under the aus
pices of the Athletic Association.
The annual installation Of officers Of
the Fairfield Lodge, Royal Neighbors Of
America will take place on Friday even
ing a. Pratt's hall.
Percy Mackaye's Sanctuary was the
subject of the paper of the "Wednesday
held at the home of Mrs. Grace Archer,
High street Mrs. Grace e. Clark read
the paper and proved very interesting.
The members responded to the roll call
by quotations. dainty collation. was
served by the hostess.
The ladies of the Embroidery Club
were guests Wednesday evening Of Mrs.
Katherine johnson, Upper Main street.
Sewing and socialibility were the chief
occupations Of the evening.
Mrs. Charles Champine Of High street
was at the home Wednesday evening to
the Loyal Club, and the evening was
very pleasantly passed. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
|. Mrs. Williams Of Watervil1e is engaged
for few weeks as stenographer at the
Fairfield Publishing Co.
Among the social club and secret So
the following:
Regular monthly meeting of W. c. T. o..
afternoons with Mrs. Flora Files, High
street; Priscilla Embroidery Club, after
noon. with Mrs. Willis Ireland, Temple
street. Waterville: Social Neighbors,
afternoon, with Mrs. Chas. Nichols, low
er Main; Good Will Rebekah meeting in
evening" Degree staff urged to attend.
NORTH-Miss Annie Strickland is
helping Mrs. H. NJ. Murray
Mason Merrill, who has been living in
this place for a time, has moved to
Canaan.
Mrs Nelson Chapman and daughter
Pearl, recently visited her daughter, Mrs.
Frazier Gee, on the Ridge road.
Henry Atwood was in Canaan Friday.
F. H. Levitt Of Guilford was recent
visitor at ]. L. Shows.
Miss Pearl Chapman visited Friday
with Mrs. Henry Atwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Hezekiah Sawtelle were
called to Belgrade Sunday by the death
Of q relative.
Miss Sadie Williams, "a teacher in
Fairfield. passed tho weekend with her
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