Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-02


store. The entrance Of the lady alarm
ed the birds in such way that in
stead of. going out. they went into
the store, lighting on all sorts OF things
as perches. The feathered friends
friends seemed to like their new quar-
tiers so we'll, that it took the aid CT
several to finally politely eject the I'M
expected guests.
Teaching Of Sex Hygiene" will De
the subject Of the discourse that Mrs.
Kate B. Eflfs will give at the meeting
OF the Kennebecside Club of Hinck-
ley, to be held Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ellis is a very able speaker. and
very much interested in the subject
with which she will deal. having de-
voted a great deal Of time in the study
of the same. Mrs. Ellis Is affiliated
with the State Board Of Health, but
at the Thursday meeting does not
speak under the direction Of that State
institution, as her State work does
not. as yet. include the subject.
Now that the lovers of the winter
sports can be allowed the pleasure OF
snow shoeing they are taking the ad-
vantage Of the same and the fields for
miles around the town are traced
with the snow shoe tracks. The Hill
side Country Club is now the place
where many snow shoeing parties
make as their destination, and many
merry scenes take place there. The
ice race track on the Kennebec below
the corn shops is going to be scraped
this week and the matches which have
been so interesting will be continued.
A party of Fairfield people were at
China lake over Sunday, where they
enjoyed the ice boating and other WIN
ter sports. Those in the party were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Greenleaf, Mr..
and Mrs. Colby Lawrence, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin L. Smith and Master
Glendon Smith.
Hume & Newhall Co., passed Sunday
in Portland with friends.
john Mcclure has returned to his
home on the Island. Mr.. Mcclure has
been at the Sisters hospital in Water
vile for the past several weeks, where
he has been recovering from the re-
suits Of an automobile accident which
he was the sole participant, when his
automobile turned turtle on the main
road between Waterville and Fairfield
at Holland brook. He is very much
improved in health and his many
friends are glad to welcome him home.
A strange coincidence with the acct
dent was that his leg was broken in
the same place that it was broken
two years previous.
The Loyal Club will meet this week
at the home Of Mrs. Peter Matthew,
High street.
Miss Mabelle Twombley of Pleasant
street will be hostess this week to the
members of the Social Club.
Mrs Lottie Burrill OF Lower Main
street was at home Monday evening
to tn P. NJ. Lads. The first part Of
the evening was devoted to the rou-
tine business, after which most
pleasant evening was passed, in the
by the hostess. A dainty luncheon was
served by Mrs. Burrill.
At the annual meeting Of the Wa
terv!lle, Fairfield & Oakland Railway
Co.. held Saturday afternoon, George
G. Weeks of Fairfield was elected a
director OF the company.
A regular meeting of the Fairfield
Lodge, I. o. Q. F.. was held Monday
evening with a good attendance.
| Sloan Lodge F. and A. M, will
hold a regular meeting Thursday eve
ming at Masonic hail.
The regular meeting Of Merrymeet-
ing Chapter, O. E. s., will be held Fri
day evening.
The regular meeting of the Younger
Set will be held Wednesday evening
| at the horne Of Mrs. Gertrude Jewell,
Lower Main street.
A son was born Jan. %, Thursday, to
Mr.. and Mrs Romeo Dyer. Both
mother and son are doing we'll.
Harvey Doe returned Monday fore
moon from few days visit at Paler-
mo as the guest of relatives.
Miss Esther Pease of Madison was
the weekend guest of her cousin,
Miss Madeline Sale, Lower Main
street Miss Pease is member OF the
Madison High school basketball, her
team playing Saturday in Oakland