Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09
FAIRFIELD
Lawrence High Ready for Wat
erviIle Game Tomorrow
Pleasant Surprise Party
Items from Benton
LOCAL SPORTSMEN DUE AT
HOME WITH GAME

Although disappointed IN uct bang zAs
70 Play Cony High q Augusta last FL
, Day afternoon, TIE Lawrence High team
Is putting in soUe god practice for the
game Of Wednesday, when the Wafer
vile High team e!II BE MAYED On The
Colby cSmp1s- NJ games CT iz-s- date
have Keen arranged. bit doubtless the
Lawrence boys viii BE kept busy with
garses ultl after Thanksgiving. Tennis
l. very popular Z. the Lawrence High
co-rT and there il usually q SET playing
between school hours TIE members q
the faculty are also taking Interest il
. tie game and TIE cour- Is occupied early
! II lh@ morning By than
a hand ot Fairfield sportsman we're
expected homo Monday from : TWO
weeks stay il the vicinity ot Eoc.wood
which 3 near tie Canadian border From
Letters written By TIE Members q the
parry while away II is understood that
! they viii return with Is much game as
the law vii allow. Esch nan VIII have
TWO deer IS veil as & goo5ly supply ..
small game. BIT i Is 10, known wns.h-
e. OF 10. the-e have beel any Bruins
{ captured, as was the iuck o. this parry
last year TIE fortunate huatsnsn are
Lawyer Perry =. Smith. Abbott Nelson
os .hs Eolnsn-Netson Co. George Bi.h-
e. ard BENJAMIN l. Smith Of the Smith
: WooduaA Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Priest, who have
made their horn= IN Fairfield for several
years. have moved their household goods
! to wInsloE, where Mr.. Priest has 2 20
sirion with the Eollizgsworch < Whitney
CO. as member &C the Office force.
! The teachers and officers Of the Baptist
Sunday school VII meet THURSDAY eve
! ring a. the Baptist church for q ban
cue- The program q the evening will
include short addresses instructive Of the
work. 4 supper will be served al -!
O'Clock
7 TIE monthly business meeting and So
cial O. the Methodist Epxorth League
I took place Monday evsning &, the home
Of Nj and Nrz. Aiber- Hatch with q
good attendance. The first part OF the
evening was devoted 10 2 cabinet meet
ing and general business meeting. Then
followed z short prayer and praise ser
vice The latter part Of the evening was
devoted 10 the social Games ard music
were enjoyed and refreshments were
served.
Z Nr. and Mrs Edwin Marden ot Burrill
street entertained over the week end NJ.
and Mrs. 5. G. Parnentsr and Miss Alice
] Parmenter o. Palermo.
! Herter- Blaknsy and Rollin King. mem
bars Of the L. OF II. Freshman class,
! passed the week end a. their homes in
town
: o
the members Of Benton Grange. Thu
| young people e the Grange are hold
| ing rehearsals for the play which the
are planning to present as soon as the
scenery and the drop curtain for
, the stage arrive 4 regular meet
ing Of the Grange will be held
on Wednesday evening. The First
and Second degrees will be conferred
on class Of candidates The class to
enter for Wednesday evening is large.
On Thursday evening, series Of in
structive and free lectures win be
given az the Grange hall. These lee
lures are prepared by DR.. ]. H. Wheel
er. formerly director Of the agricul-
ture experiment station Of Rhode Is
land. 4 representative will be sent
by DR.. Wheeler to deliver the lee
lures. The weekly meeting Of the La
. dies Sewing Circle OF the Benton
Grange win be held Thursday after
noon at the Grange hall. A big at
tendance is desired. The members OF
the Benton Grange find that the in
itiai cost Of their new home is not all
| the expense attached to such an en-
terprise, and in order to meet the de-
mand for laying out money a number
Of entertainments, socials and suppsrs
will be given during the winter
months
TIE annual Apron sale and enter
tainmen. Of the Ladies' Aid Of the
Benton Falls Congregational church
will take place Wednesday afternoon
and evening at the Benton Falls
schoolhouse The afternoon will be
taken up by the Apron sale. In the
evening an entertainment will be
given as follows: Reading by Mrs.
Carl Greene of wateryille: song, Syl-
via Brown; reading, Mrs. Greene;
song. Elizabeth Conant; reading, Mrs.
Greene; solo. Rev. Fred Conant- The
Entertainment committee Is composed
of Mrs. Learned A. Davis, Mrs George
Crosby. Miss Elizabeth Eames. The
proceeds will be for the general church
fund. In the spring the members Of
the church are making plans to have
extensive repairs on the church. The
first thing to be done will be to put
a new coat Of paint on the building.
Then If the money lasts the roof will
be shingied and the horse sheds re-
paired. There will also be number
Of other minor repairs to be done.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Maddocks Of
lower Main street were pleasantly
surprised Friday evening by a party
Of friends and neighhors. who called
upon them Unexpectedly and aided
them in observing Mr. Maddocks'