Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-06

Falls. where he has entered the en-
pioy Of the proprietors Of the Brown
drug store as clerk.
Fairfield friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester c. Burrill, who have been
making their home in Madison for the
past few years, will be interested to
learn that Carleton Burrill, the little
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Burrill is very
attack Of illness.
Miss Jeanette Sturtevant, a teacher at
Lawrence High school, went to her home
in Skowhegan Friday afternoon for the
weekend visit.
The Fairfield school board members
and others were the guests at a special
ly prepared dinner at o'clock Friday
afternoon which was served TO them in
the dining room of the domestic science
department at the Lawrence High school,
The hostesses were the girls of the Ith
grade of the North Grammar school,, who
are in the domestic science course, and
whose class in that course was given
equal rank 10 the class of the Benton
Grammar school girls in the contest
which has been prevailing to determine
which class of all could give the best
dinner. the most neatly prepared and the
most economical. The decision was tied
between the two classes. The girls of
the Benton Grammar school class recent
ly served dinner to the members of the
Benton school board. At the dinner serv-
ed Friday the table was set for the guests
with the place cards decorated with
pussy willows. and on the back of the
place card was the menu neatly Written
William Newton of Newport. y. H,
was in town Friday calling on friends.
William c. Haynes and Daniel Bowman
were at Norridgewock Friday on bust
ness.
AT the special meeting of the Salvation
Army to be held Saturday evening the
speakers of the evening will be Fred
Fish and his brother, Henry Fish, both Of
Winslow. The services at the Salvation
Army hall for Sunday. March !. will be
as follows: Special service in the morn
ing and a special speaker Afternoon
service at 3. Evening service at 10
The evening Speaker will be James
Thompson of Fairfield.
AS Il result Of visiting day in the
Waterville schools. four teachers OF tie
Waterville High school We're visitors at
the Lawrence High school, Friday after
noon. The teachers We're Miss Chase.
Miss Tassett and tmo c,hers.
The Frances Wilylar Memorial SER
vices Of the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union OF Fairfield were he'd on
FRIDAY afternoon. at the Methodist
church. The meeting was in the form OF
very interesting program which was
as follows: openoins by music: reld-
ing OF Crusade Psalms, 146: prayer. Mrs.
Hugh Ross Hatch; Scripture reading,
Mrs. Villa RoHell; sketch Lie of Fran
ces Willard ana Her Work. President
Mrs. Flora Flies. quiz:-What the Me
mortal Organization Fund Is, consist
ing of questions and answers pertain
ing to the organization fund; collection,
for tine organization fund; Temperance
Work in Foreign Countries address BY
Mrs. Elizabeth Foster of Waterville.
Mrs. Foster made her talk very inter-
estines by citing instances and statistics
pertaining, to foreign missionary work.
Closing hymn. Grown Him LORD Of
ALL"
Mrs George Preble of Oakland vas
the guest, Friday, of her daughter.
Mrs William Crawford Kelley street.
Harold Babb of Benton has entered
tae employ Of the Central Market, Al
bert G. King proprietor as clerk.
Mrs William Henderson CT Hincniey
was in town Friday, calling on friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gates AMI laugh
ter, OF South Nassatboro. we're the guests
Of friends in town Friday for the day.
Mrs Carlton OF East Benton was call
ing on friends FriIay.
The schools OF Benton closed Friday
for the annual two weeks vacation
which IS afforded the school every ycar
tat the close c: The winter term. The
teachers living oft of town rave sone
10 their respective homes for the vaca-
ton.
Worth Brown assistant agent a; the
Fairfield freight office lef, Friday Incrn-
ing for Portland. as leader Of The boES
of Inc I.ap,is, Sunday school. who are
attending the Boys Conference.
Mrs Alice Hunter Of Clinton Is
passing a few days at West Bentoa
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard =. SWEET, who
nave been passing a few days at
Orono. returned to town Friday aft
ernoon to resume their visit with Mr..
and Mrs 4. p Morrill,, High street.
They will leave in a few days for Faf-
mouth, where they Will visit before
returning to their home in Auburn.
DR.. George c.. Averill, who has been
confined to his home on Lower Main
street for several months by illness
was able to sit out on the veranda FIR
day during the early part of the aft
ernoon and greeted his friends as they
passed.
Warren SWEET, manual training in
structor of the Fairfield schools, left
on Friday evening fer Boston. where
he will pass the week end with friends.
4 daughter was born Tuesday.
March ., to Mr.. and Mrs. William
SHIRLEY, Osborne street. Both moth
er and daughter are doing we'll.
Councilman Silas T. Lawry, who is
also member Of the State Prison
Board. and Chairman William ].
Bradbury of the Board Of Prison and
Jail Inspectors, were at Thomaston
Thursday in company with Governor