Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
FAIRFIELD

The March meeting Of Somerset
Pomona will be held Tuesday. March
IA, with Somerset Grange, No. IS, at
Norridgewock. The program will be
opened with the singing Of America
H. S. Jones, master of Somerset
Grange, will give the welcome to Po-
mona. Eugene Danforth Of North
Arson. overseer Of Somerset Pomona.
will give the acknowledgement. Miss
Katie Herring will give a reading;
piano solo by Miss Elsie Savage; ad-
dress by Lecturer of Maine State
Grange, w. j. Emerson; piano duet by
Misses Fannie Ruston and Elsie Saw
age; question, Resolved: That Under
to Buy Chemicals Than Buy Ready
Mixed Fertilizers" affirmative by A.
H. Ellis and Eugene Danforth mega
tive by Fred Jewett, G. o. Weston and
Levi Ham; music by the choir; topic:
How May the Pomona Best Help
Subordinate Oranges" discussed by
Lila Tobey. Lizzie Watson and Lizzie
Holway; a short comedy by Pomona
Changers; singing, God Be With
You" At this meeting. Mr.. Mitchell
of the agricultural department Of Uni
versity of Maine will give a talk on
Boys Clubs" MIR. Mitchell is making
a tour of the State in the interests of
Boys Clubs, and is a most interesting
speaker. The matter of a farm demon
strator for Somerset county will also
be topic of important discussion at
the Tuesday meeting.
Rev. D. +. Holt. district superintend-
ent of the Methodist churches. will be
at Fairfield Center on Thursday eve
ming. He will be with the Fairfield viii
lage church on Friday evening.
Master Stephen Abbot, the little son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Abbot. is
at the General hospital at Augusta,
where he will undergo an operation for
adenoids and tonsilitis. Mrs. Abbot ac-
companied her little boy to be with
him at the time of the operation.
The members of the Embroidery
Club We're pleasantly entertained
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. John Pierce. Elm street.
The marriage intentions of Herbert
H. Walker of Fairfield and Mary E..
Pooler Of Fairfield have been placed
on file at the town clerks office.
Mrs. Lawrence Barney of Greenville
Junction is passing a few days in
town with her mother-in law, Mrs.
Hannah Barney, upper Main street.
Mrs. Marie ingalls,, who has been
passing few days in town as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Stevens
p,,, Tel nd rofrrno6
her home in Bangor.
The following was clipped from the
Sixtown Times: Renewed interest is
being awakened among the parishion-
ers of the North Pownal Methodist
church through the untiring efforts OF
the new pastor. Earle Sleeves. Not
withstanding the inclement weather in
the past month, the attendance has
been exceedingly good. A choir has
been formed to assist at the Sunday
services" Mr.. Sleeves is the son of
| town.
F.! The Woman's Relief Corps Sewing
Circle met Wednesday afternoon at
! the home of Miss Lima Holt, Maple
/ street.
! The barn which has stood on the
rear end of the lot of the Ames place
on lower Main street. has been pur-
chased by Neil Gregory. Howard Flood
and crew are engaged in moving the
barn from that place to Brook street
! A delightful meeting of the Clionea
Club was held Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Herbert 0. Brown
Western avenue. Mrs. Charles A
! Lawry read paper entitled Bells OF
History and Romance