Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-09
FAIRFIELD
Siloam Lodge, F. and A. NJ, In
stalls Observation-Disclosures
Club Surprises Mrs. Jen.
ME Ireland-NOteS
MISS MARY AMES is SO
YEARS OF AGE


the Sloan Lodge. F. and A. NJ, took
place Thursday evening at Masonic hall.
The work Of Installing the onicers was
very efficiently carried out by Carl c.
Piper of Fairfield, District deputy master,
assisted by William W. Merrill of Fair
Aeld The officers installed were as FOL-
lows: Worshipful Master, Ralph A.
Jewell: senior warden, John A. Partridge;
Junior warden, Charles Gibson senior
deacon. Percy A. Smith; junior deacon,
Walter woodman: Sec. Carl c. Piper;
Treas. Arthur H. Totman; chaplain,
Benna II. Lawrence: marshal. William
Merrill; senior steward, Wallace A. Hill:
Junior steward, Benjamin F. Rackliffe;
tyler, Benjamin NJ. Bradbury. Following
the work social hour and refresh
ments were enjoyed,
Mary, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Haskell Of Osborne street,
is ill.,
The members OF the Priscilla Embroid-
cry Club were entertained Thursday at
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Judith Bick-
ford Kelsey street. Waterville The
ladies passed the time in sewing and 80
ciability and the hostess served light
luncheon. The next hostess Of the club
will be Mrs George Farnham.
Mise Jennie Ireland was very pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening at her home
on Kelsey street. when the members of
the Embroidery Club called on her and
passed the evening with her. The unex-
pected guests carried with them a dainty
luncheon, consisting of sandwiches and
coffee, which, was enjoyed during the
evening. The occasion was in honor Of
Mrs. Ireland's birthday. and in the course
Of the evening. one of the members of
the club. with pretty presentation
speech, gave the hostess some gold band
china dishes as a token of remembrance.
from the club of which Mrs. Ireland is
a member.
Mrs. Eliza Bunker of Benton, who suf-
fered an I'll turn this week, was reported
more comfortable Friday.
The two children of Mr. and Mrs. Still
man Curtis Of Benton are confined to
their home with measles.
Rev. John L. Clark. pastor of the Bap-
fist church, left Saturday for Manchester.
n. H., where he will visit his sister,
Miss Mary II. Clark.
Merrymeeting Chapter, o. F. Sat the
special meeting Friday evening. confer
red the degree on one candidate. A So
ctal hour was enjoyed and refreshments
were served The annual installation will
be held Tuesday evening, Jan. 10.
Irving Rollins OF Elm street. who has
been confined to his home for the past
week. as the result Of injuries received
while sliding with friends, was out Sat-
ufday for the first time,
Miss Mary Ames observed her ssth
birthday Friday at her home at the res
idence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Furber.
High street. During the day, the Young
old lady received many callers. She also
received a large number Of birthday
cards and her room was scented with
the flowers sent by her friends. Fruits
Of all kinds were also received and heart
lily relished by Miss Ames Although one
OF the oldest of Fairfield's women Mis-,
Ames takes very active interest in tho
ana1rs OF the world. and keeps in touch
with them through the newspapers. She
mas her own opinions regarding the topics
OF the day. and IL always very deter.
mined in her decisions. The keen no,-
session OF all her faculties is Miss Amo.
greatest asset, and her present pbv.ica,
condition bids fair to the expectation n,
many more birthdays.
Lawrence High Football Schedule
Manager Ralph L. Blakney Of the Law.
renee High school baseball team ha. A.
ranged the following schedule of games
for the spring season of 1915:
Saturday. April 24-Freedom Academy
at Fairfield.
Wednesday, April 2s-winslow High at
Wsterville.
Wednesday, May Soak Grove at Fair
held.
Saturday, May s-Good Will at Good
Will.
Wednesday, May 1e-winslow High at
Winlsow.
Saturday. May 15-Gardiner High at
Fairfield.
Wednesday. May 1s-Maine Central In
stitute at Pittsfeld.
Saturday, May 22-Freedom Academy at
freedom. :.
wednesday, May 8-Good Will at Good
VIII.
saturday. May Soak Grove at Oak
Grove.
Wednesday, June 2-Gardiner High at
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