Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-16
FAIRFIELD

Mrs. +. L. ToZier Of High street en-
tertained about 80 ladies Monday eve
ming. Those present were members OF
the three ladies' organizations of the
Methodist church. interested in mis-
sionary work. The first part Of the
evening was taken up by Mrs. Tozier
when she gave her report Of the
Maine Convention Missionary Confer
ence. which took place Nov. and 4,
at Woodfords. Her report was COM
prehensive and Of much interest. The
latter part of the evening was devoted
TO a social program, IS arranged by
the hostess.
The members of the Past and Pres
ent Club we're al the Lawrence High
school Assembly hall Monday after
noon where they witnessed The first
rehearsal of the play, Joint Owners
in SPAIN The play Will be presented
Friday evening in connection with the
fair
Mr.. and Mrs iarry Sturgis of Au-
gusta passed the weekend in town.
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. D. Lincoln
Reed. lower Main street.
Mrs. Eva Huff, employed at the
htnHSbtc Mills, pdSStO ZIG NttN- eiih
at Pittsfield. where she visited friends
and relatives
Mrs Carrie Footman is passing
few days in town. a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Flood. upper Main street.
a game Of football was played Sat
urday afternoon between the Fairfield
Catholic team and the Tiger team Of
Waterviile with final score of to 0,
in favor Of the Fairfield boys.
Miss Goldie keene of SkoWhegan
passed Sunday in town. the guest OF
her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lis keene. Summit street.
John L. Leary, who has been pass
ing several days at Boston and yicin
ity with relatives. has returned -
town for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. T. L. Tozier and dau%hterS.
Doris and Emma, passed SUNDAY a.
Skowheaan. where they We're guests
OF Mrs. Toziers parents. MI. ana Mrs.
I. ?. Pennell.
Mrs Fannie Hall has gone 20
Brooks where she will visit for a few
Gays with friends and relatives.
The various committees to have
charge OF the Christmas sale. suppC!
and entertainment Of the Merrymeat-
ing Chapter, No. 60. O. K. s, which
will be held Dec !, have been ap-
pointed. Mrs. Adelbert +. Greene
and Mrs. Gideon Mayo will have
charge Of the fancy work table Mrs
Charles Parks. Mrs. Wilbur Mitcilel
and Mrs. Florence Duren will have
charge of the apron table. Mrs Wal
lace Hill and Mrs. A c. Laid VIII
have charge of the candy table. Mrs
Silas T. LaWry and Mrs. Ferd HoGs-
kins will have charge Of the domestic
table The tea table will be in charge
of Mrs. Joseph ". Sawyer. Mrs I;ol-
lin {. Clark VIII have charge Of the
entertainment. MIR. Howard Weir is
chairman Of the supper committee.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Rackliffe will have
charge Of the dining room.
The members of the Sixty-Three
Club will be entertained Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam y. Archer. High street.
The LOYAL Club Will meet Tuesday
evening al the home Of Mrs. Peter
Matthew.
a rehearsal of the Merrymeeting
Chapter, No. 81. O. Z. s. viii be held
on Tuesday evening at the Masonic
hall at 80 O'clock.
Tie Murray Club will meet Tuesday
afternoon and the time will he passed
in sewing for the annual Christmas
sale.
A. NJ. Richardson. business man
eger of the tuberculosis Commission,
and making his headquarters at the
Western Maine Sanatorium at He
bron. is in town for a few DAYS on
business. calling at the Central Maine
Sanatorium
An interesting meeting of the Dial
Club was held on Monday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. William H Tot
man, High street.