Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-01

OCPuty x1SuIy ~ oIophs
two seizures Thursday at the Fairfield
Office Of the American Express. one lot
containing four quarts of whiskey and
assigned to "Mitchat Laban,' and the
second lot containing one gallon jug of
whiskey and assigned to MIR. A. Jafiner,
Box 55S. Fairfield, Maine" Both lots
were libeled and the libels will expire
May 10.
Mrs. Marietta Snowdell has returned
to her home on lower Main street, after
passing several weeks at Whitefield,
which she was the guest Of her daughter.
The members of the Christmas Club
were the guests Friday afternoon of Mrs.
George Toppan. NevhaIl street. The first
part of the afternoon was passed in sew
ing on gifts intended for next Christmas.
after which social hour and refresh
ments We're enjoyed.
the ladies Of Victor Grange will have
charge of the meeting on Saturday eve
nlng at the regular session of Victor
orange, and the entertainment is given
TO decide which is the better Of the two
programs. that of the men Of the Grange
given at the last Saturday evening meet
ing and this one. The winners will be
guests at supper served by the losers.
MI. and Mrs. Clyde Gibbs moved Thurs
DAY from the house on Maple street, cor
ner OF Silver street, owned by DIR. E. p.
Fish OF Waterville, to the upstairs rent
at Pilsbury-Jakins store at West Benton,
where they will reside in the future.
Mrs. William H. Totman of High street
entertained the members of the Thursday
AFTERNOON Club this week and the meet
ing proved to be most enjoyable one.
There was full attendance and the time
was passed in the usually pleasant man.
ner OF playing cards. A delicious lunch
con was served by the hostess. Mrs. Wal
lace A. Hill of Newhall street will be
the next hostess
me Fast and Present Club will meet
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Sllas L. Lawry on Island avenue, and
not with Mrs. Kate B. Ellis, as was for
merly planned. Selections from the Fed
GRAFTON Magazine will be read by Mrs
Smith and Mrs. Hooper, and Mrs. Lawry
will have the paper of the afternoon on
Jacob Riis.
Inc Dial Club will meet Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. X. E. G. KEEL
ley, High street, corner OF Kelley street,
and the papers Of the afternoon will be
read by Mrs. Kelley and other members
of the club.
Miss Nellie Sykes of North Vassalboro
is passing a few days in town as the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sykes. lower
Main street. Mr.. Sykes being her brother.
\ party consisting of James Flewelling
and Fred af Fat 4 ~
b. Walker, John DeOrsay, Carl y. Per.
kins, Mr.. Horne. Mr.. Holland and Mr.
Cook all of Waterville are passing ten
GAYS at Brassua where they are enjoy
ing the Ishlng.
Mrs Eva Corson Of lower Main street
entertained the members of the Social
Neighbors Club, Thursday afternoon,
and the time was passed in sewing, light
refreshments were served. The ladies'
have decided to suspend meetings for
som time. until the last Of May, owing
to house cleaning time
The annual convention of the Somerset
County Sunday School Association will
take place, May 20 and q, at Pittsfield.
President Harry L. Plumr1er Of West
Benton, superintendent Of the Fairfield
Baptist Sunday school is making efforts
to have the convention one of the best
ard with the fine list Of speakers. drawn
from the county's resources promises to
be all that is anticipated.
Letters for the following are advertised
Friday, April 80, at Fairfield postoifice:
Mr.. George \. Cogswell, Mrs. Madison
Clifford, t2). Mr.. w. A. Rowe, Amy Nor
ton.