Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-26

a, Benton on New year Eve iiio
dedication of the new hall Will take
Mace the first OF December Wnen
S,ats Master Stetson will be present.
Among the Fairfield boys attending
school out Of town. to pass 1hanhs-
giving in town with their relatives
are: Donald Curtis from HEBRON Fau
Woodwork from Bowdoin, Otis Law
~. otto Totman, Herbert BiahheS,
Rollins King. Emerson Lawry from
University of Maine, William Bur-
Misses Ruth and Ilaen Brophy ane
Miss Etheline Parknnan. who are STU
dents at Mason Institute. Springvaie'
are at their homes in town for the
holiday. e - b..
Miss Grace Beane, stenosrapher for
the. Hume Newilall Co, left late We'd
nesday for Canaan, where she VIII
visit with her mother for ThanksglV-
ing.
Mrs. Percy A. Smith of Western
avenue has been entertaining her
brother, Lewis Hersey Of Exeter also
Mrs. Edna Mclaughlin and daughter
of Exeter, this week.
George Chase, who is employed at
Skowhegan. arrived in town "ednes-
day TO visit his sister. Mrs. Charles
r. Littlefield. Mr.. Littletield, who is
employed at Portland. is at his home
in town for few days.
regular meeting of Good win Re-
bekah Lodge was held on Thursday
evening.
The regular meeting Of the Priscilla
Embroidery Club was held Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Humph-
rey O'Blemis. upper Main street. the
members of the club at a recent meet
ing gave a party in honor Of Mrs. Jack
Melrose of Winslow. who will leave
soon for New York To make her fu-
ture home. She was presented with
sweet grass sewing basket. The next
meeting will be Thursday OF next
week with Mrs Fred Rowe of Kelsey
street. Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph o. Files. High
street, entertained the following at
Thanksgiving dinner: Mr.. and Mrs. Nah
Ion Gray of North Chesterville. Misses
Mary and Ruth Piper, Willard Harvell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Danville Gray, Mrs. Flora
Files. Mrs Helen Lewis, Miss Ethel
| Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Plummer OF West
Benton were at Augusta Thursday, where
they were guests OF their daughter and
her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dove.
Miss Florence Knowles of West Benton
is RAPIDLY recovering from her recent in
jury.
Friends of Mrs. Joseph Pooler, who
recently underwent an operation at the
Sisters hospital in Waterville, will be
pleased 10 learn that she was resting
quite comfortably Thursday and was able
TO eat some Thanksgiving dinner
Miss Alberta Foss Of West Benton, who
was attending Pennington Normal school
and was operated on for appendicitis at
Grays hospital in Waterville. is so far
improved as to be able to sit up little
while each day. She will return to her
home in short time.
The mems Bible class of the Baptist
church has presented the church with a
new bulletin board which has been placed
on the church in conspicuous place. 1t
repiaces the one which has done duty
for several years and which is quite the
worse for wear. The new sign bears the
inscription: First Baptist Church, Fair
field, Me- followed by the name OF the
pastor and the order of the services.
The Fairfield Opera house will be used
this winter by the basketball teams OF
the Lawrence High school. A first team
and a second team will be formed among
the boys. The girls will also have two
teams. Samuel Wing, manager OF the
Star theatre, has secured the lease or
the Opera house, following the giving up
of the same by William L. Pitman II
I, understood that later in the season MI
Wing plans to run moving picture shows
at the Opera house and dances. He VIII
continue his Star theatre business.
Elvin Jaquith, who Is passing the WIN
ter in town. the guest of his son, Jonn
.Jaouith. was called to Clinton Wednes-
day by the illness Of his brother. Ma
thaniel Jaquith.
Warren SWEET, manual. training fnstruc-
tor of the Fairfield schools, left Thurs
day noon for Boston, where he will pass
the remainder Of the week
Elmer K. Smith. employed at the Ken
nebec mill. left Thursday for Readfeld.
where he will visit relatives and friends
over Sunday.
Ralph Gallant a student at University
Of Maine, is the guest over Thanksgiving
Of Otto Totman, High street.
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