Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04
FAIRFIELD
Annual Rally Day of Methodist
Church Is Observed Sunday
With a Fine Program
A Surprise Party
MANY NEWSY ITEMS OF IN.
TEREST-LOCALS

The annual Rally Sunday Of the
Methodist church was most grandIv
observed Sunday. The days services
began at 1915 A II. Rev c. 0, Perry
delivered a sermon especially for the
older members Of the church, who
were there in large number Special
.. conveyances we're afforded the old
people Of the church to and from the
services Of the day. Rev. Arthur r
Craig was present at the morning ser
vice. and his address. The Book"
vas very much enjoyed AT the Ju-
Nor League service at 3 O'Clock in
the afternoon special program was
carried out. One of the pleasing fea-
lures Of the afternoon program was
the duet. Five Little Bluebirds." by
Herbert and Margaret Dorian. Mrs
kingsbury B. Piper. superintendent of
the Junior League. gave some re-
marks. At the evening service in
charge OF the Epworth League the
chorus choir furnished the music. Rev.
II. E. Dunnack Of Augusta gave a
very interesting discourse, The Vision
OF Youth This is the first time thai,
Fairfield people have been afforded
the pleasure Of listening to Rev. Mr..
Dunnack from q Fairfield pulpit. and
his talk was much enjoyed At the
evening service the Billy Sunday"
song books were first used The meet
Ings Of the day were largely attended
by members Of the church and
friends Of the church.
II Is rumored that Otis. c. Lavrv Of
fairheid, captain of next years Universe
" OF Maine team, has been offered A
pertn with the Philadelphia Nationals.
this years pennant winner In their
league, and that he is going to Boston
next week to talk the matter over with
their manager. Mr. Lawry played on the
Madison team this summer and WAS CON.
sidered one Of the strongest players on
the team.
George Shorey retYrned Sunday. from a
snort automobile trip to Whitefeld.
DE- Skillings. who has been passing
several weeks at Hallowell and Portla M
has returned to town to resume his pyac-
tice.
DR.. ". H. Walters. Dr. E.. H. Walters
and Miss Maitland Walters went to
Pleasant pond Sunday. where they VIII
enjoy short outing
Frank Blackwell wen. to Canaan Sun.
day to visit for short time, making the
trip by automobile. He will be accom-
panied home by Mrs. Blackwell, who
has been passing some time there.
the Maine Baptist anniversary will
take place Oct. and at the First Rap-
list church. Waterville. The meetings on
Tuesday and Wednesday have been spe-
eialiy arranged for the ladies who will
attend. number of delegates will at
tend the convention from the Fairfield
church and large number Of parishion-
err who are not delegates are also plan
ming to attend. The programs which
have, been issued for the occasion are
very unique in style, on the front sheet
OF which In likeness of DR.. Phelps, pas
tor Of the Waterville church.
BENJAMIN Bradbury has gone to
Temple Heights where he will pass a
few days engaged in closing his sum-
mer cottages.
T. p. Dudley Of Skowhegan was a
business caller in town Saturday
Mrs. Annie McGinnis Of Lynn, Mass,
IL the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
Maxwell, Elm street.
Charles Paddock, L. H. s.. II, Of
Hinckley was the Sunday guest Of
Ralph Glazier on the Fairfield Center
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Gaylord Of
Hinckley were weekend guests in
town Of relatives.
Lester Davis has purchased the Cres-
cent Laundry where he has been EN-.
ployed Tor some time. from the pres-
ent owner, William McCEntock. The
establishment win be conducted on the
aamc plan and at the same place.
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