Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-22
fairfield

| 9 Past Noble Grands' night was observ-
, ed Monday evening BY Fairfield Lodge
| l. Q. 0. F.. Go being present. The work
| in the Initiatory degree was well car
| ried out. A fine supper was served by
| Good VIII Rebekah Lodge, /. Q. o. j..
| 4 large number of visiting brothers
| from surrounding towns were present.
TIE following past noble grands filed
| the chairs:
| Isaac F. Ames, noble grand: Worth L.
Brown. vice grand; Arthur H. Totulan,
secretary; William w. Merrill. treasur-
err Franz a. knowlton. conductor:
| Howard NJ. Flood, warden; Fioyed
F.! Black well. right scene support: Lafor-
est A. Davis. left scene support; Will
! lam H. Burrill, outside conductor; Ben
/ jamin F. Rackliffe, outside guard; Roll
| lin c. Clark. inside guard; Danville L.
| Gray. chaplain; William j. Earney
right support vice grand Alonzo F.
jones. left support vice grand.
| The election OF officers of the Fair
field Lodge will take place next Mon
dag evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs James Warren and Mrs.
William Hunter left Tuesday for Port
, land. where they will attend the Sta.-
Grange.
Miss Caro- Chapman. a teacher at
Yarmouth Academy, Yarmouth, has a,-
rived to pass the next two weeks Will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Chap
man.
Mrs. Thomas Holden of Dexter ara
formerly of this town is passing a few
days III town the guest of friends.
The interior Of Bert Kings store on
Main street has been treated to a coat
the store very much.
Ezra Mcintyre. who has been i'll for
some time at his home on lower Main
street. is reported improving.
George keene Of Canaan has been
In town this week the guest OF his
brother. Willis S. Keene.
Mrs. Sprague A. Taylor is confined
to her home at Fairfield Center by i'll
ness.
Arthur Davis, teacher at an academy
at Middlebury, VT. has arrived to pass
tft IIcliuoSS Will MS HIOtlttI, NJ
E, Davis.
Ormand, the little son of Mrs. Lizzie
Lord of Benton, is confined to his home
by illness.
Mrs. Erving Reynolds is confined to
her home in Benton with an attack of
the grip.
The local Rebekahs will elect officers
Thursday evening
Mrs. Ethel Crawford has gone to
Oakland where she is passing a few
days the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Preble.
Thomas Harper returned Tuesday to
Schuylerville, y. Y, after several days
stay at Benton Falls at the mill of the
United Paperboard Co.
Miss Mary Lowe, Senior at Law
renee High school, has gone to Gin
ton, where she will pass her vacation
with her mother.
Miss Alberta F'oss of West Benton
is employed as assistant clerk at the
Fairfield postofice during the Christ
mas rush.
Mrs. Robert Beck and son, who have
been passing several weeks as guests
of Mrs. Beek's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Willis, left Monday for their
home at Ray.
Ivan Mitchell left this week for Port
land, where he will pass his two-weeks
vacation. the guest of his brother, Ray
S. Mitchell
Frank Knowlton will leave this week
for New York, where he will pass the
Holidays, the guest of his brother
Donald S. Knowlton. a student at Yale
Dental school.
Frank Varney will pass Christmas in
town. the guest Of his father, Angus
tus Varney. He Is employed in the
Portland Office of the Native Central
Miss Eleanor DAVIS of Benton has
returned from few days visit at Pitts
neid. where she was the guest of her
grandparents. Miss Davis has entered
the employ of the Learned Pooler C,o
for few weeks.
Miss Alice Ladd is employed at Rms
sci & Kenricks' at wateryiIle for
short time.
Mrs. c. P. Loder and daughter. Miss
Hope of Clinton were calling on friends
in town Monday.
An exchange Of Christmas pifts and
whist occupied the meeting of the 10y
al Club Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Fred Marcia, Burrill street.
The Christmas tree held place of
prominence and early in the evening
was stripped of it's gifts. The hostess
served dainty Luncheon Cara r,o,