Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-03
FAIRFIELD
An-Day Meeting of Victor
Grange, in Which Election
of Officers Took
Place
LOCALS AND PERSONAL
MATTERS OF INTEREST

An all-day meeting Of Victor Grange
was held Saturday at the Falrneio
Center hall. In the forenoon a larger
part of the time was devoted to the
accepting of the reports for the past
year Of the officers. AT noon tine din-
ner was served. and goedly number
were present. In the afternoon the In
stallation of the officers took place.
The work of installation was credit
ably carried out by Mrs. Helen M.
Jones and she was assisted by Mrs.
Sadie Lord. Both are members of Vic
tor Grange. The following officers
were installed: Master, Enoch kier-
stead: overseer, Maurice c. Emery;
lecturer, Harry j. Libbey steward, N
W. Tozier: assistant steward, Earle
Hamm: chaplain, Mrs. Helen Choate;
treasurer, Huber L. Holt: secretary,
Henry T. Choate; gate keeper. Carroi
Otis; Ceres, Mrs. Mary Moore; fo-
mona, Mrs. Eliza Morrow; Flora MIS-.
Ruth Tozier; lady assistant stewart
Miss Vida Marcia: executive commit
tee, J. L. Snow. ]. Z. Hoxie, Haroio
S. Hoxie: librarian, Mrs. Helen
Choate: chorister, Harry Libbey'
pianist. Mrs. Elizabeth Bartlett; as
sistant pianist, Miss Gladys Pifsbur5.
A special meeting of Victor Grange
will be held on next Saturday evening
and a fine program will be carried out
At the next regular meeting the mat
ter of holding meetings each SATURDAY
will be discussed. The plan to be put
before the Changers will be to hold an
n
and an evening meeting on the inter
vening Saturdays. The idea seems 10
be a plausible one and will doubtless
meet with the approval OF all. Inc
January meeting of Somerset Pomona
will take place in two weeks at SHOW
hogan. A tWo-days session will be held
and the election of Pomona officers
will take place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gershom 3. Rollins re-
turned Saturday to Mount Desert,
where Mr.. Rollins is principal OF the
High school. They have been passing
two weeks in town. the guests OF Mrs.
Rollins parents Mr. and Mrs. George
Richardson. West street.
Henri Ferland has returned fro ma
few days business trip to Augusta,
where he went in connection with Co.
NJ, n G. S. NJ. of which he is d mem
Der.
-Irs. William Pendexter is confined
TO her home on upper Main street by
illness.
Miss Edna Reynolds of North Vas
salboro has been Il guest in town re-
Gently of Mrs. L. u. Rand, Newhall
street.
Miss Mary Lowe, a Senior at Law
renee High, has gone to Hinckley,
where she will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Merton L. Chase for a short time.
Mrs. Caroline Woodman and her
guest, Miss Addie Moody OF Lynn.
Mass. nave returned from a visit at
Good " III, where they We're guests of
Mrs. Annie Woodman Pratt.
Arthur f. Davis. who has been pass
ing the past two weeks with is mother
Mrs. NJ. E. Davis, has returned to Mid
dlebury, Vt. where he will resume his
work as instructor in chemistry in Mid
dlebury college.
Miss Ethel Walker was in town Sat
ufday Tor the day, calling on friends
MISS Walker has accepted position as
stenosrapher in the office of Judge F.
Wade Halliday. at Newport, and will
assume her duties in that capacity Mon
day.
kingsbury E. Piper of the internal rev.
enue department, who has been at Port
lana, Lewiston and Bangor for the pas.
several weeks. was at his home in town
over the Weekend
Ralph Bramhall, who has been at his
home at Belfast for the past two weeks
returned Saturday to resume his duties
as submaster at the Lawrence High
school.
Miss Adeline Moody returned Saturday
TO her home at Lynn. Mass. after pass
ing some time in town as the guest Of
friends.
Benjamin Case was in Portland Satnr-
DAY for the day. on business
Miss Nesta Call of Madison arrived j,
town Saturday. Miss Call will assume
her duties Monday as substitute for Misc
Gertrude Waldron. at the South CRAM
mar school for the present term q,
school.