Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-18
FAIRFIELD
Citizens Entertainment Course
Will Be Started for Second
Year Next Week
NOTICES FOR THE CHURCH

The first entertainment to be given un-
der the Citizens Entertainment Course
under the auspices of the Fairfield Board
OF Trade. will be given at the Lawrence
High school Assembly hall on Monday
evening. The program will be in charge
Of the Filipino Singers and Dancers and
should be an attraction we'll worth see
ing.
The regular meeting Of the Victor
Grange will be held Friday evening. The
program: Song by choir; Mistakes 1
Made Last Year on My Farm" by Broth
ers George Jones, ]. L. Snow and John
Washburn; New Methods Shall TRY
Next Year." by Brothers Maurice Emery,
Wilson Lowe and Wilbur Tozier; paper
by Sister Tozier; paper. What Thanks
giving Day Should Mean to U.s." by Sis
ter Stetson; reading, "Reminiscences Of
Thanksgiving Day When I Was Young"
by H. F. Choate; song by Miss Mildred
Tozier; paper, THE Origin, History and
Purposes of Thanksgiving Day; "How
May We Most Effectively Appeal to Our
Legislators. by Personal Letters or by a
Petition" by b. II. Lawrence; violin solo,
Brother Deroche Sister Kate B. Ellis,
lecturer for the State Board of Health,
will also be present and give talk on
What Is in a Quart of Milk?" She will
also test milk to show the impurities con-
tanned in 1t. This is sure TO be an inter-
esting meeting and full attendance is
desired.
The Needlecraft Sisters met at the
home of Mrs. William MacPhee on Silver
street Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kenrick and daugh-
ctr Maud left Friday morning for Red
wood City. Cal, where they will pass the
winter months
Oliver Merchant has returned from a
short hunting trip to Bakers Siding. He
was forced to return on account of ILL
ness.
Services at the Baptist church for Sun
day, Nov. 10. will be held as follows:
Morning service at 1915 at which the pas
tor, Rev. Ernest NJ. Holman, will occupy
the pulpit and will speak upon the theme
THE Great Missionary Church" Sunday
school will be in session Immediately at
: the close of the morning service and a
cordial invitation is extended to all to at
tend this service. Christian Endeavor
meeting at o'clock The topic for dis
cussion will be "Why Christianity Is the
Hope of Our Country and Miss Ger
trude Curtis is to take charge of the ser
vice. 1t is desired TO have large number
of young people present at this meeting.
At the vesper service in the evening az
O'Clock the pastor will speak on THE
Great Religious Movement in Boston, Bill
ly Sunday and His Message" Mr.. Hol-
man is now attending this great campaign
in Boston and will return with a report
as an eyewitness what is now taking
place there. All are invited to attend this
special service.
Prayer meeting on Tuesday evening in
the vestry of the church. Come in large
to this meeting, which will be a prepara-
ton for our fell and winter work
The following letters are advertised at
! the Fairfield postoffice by Postmaster
Lawry: Miss Mammie Brigham. Mrs
Emile Cote, Mrs p. G. Goodrich, Mr.
George A. Esters, Mr.. James Clifford, Mt
Everitt Fl. McKechnie, Mr.. Tom Louis,
Mr.. John Michaud. Mr.. William Penng-
ton. Mr.. Marshall Pooler, Mr. James
pOoler