Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-28

Annual Fair of the Ladies of the
Universalist Society Opens
December 6
FIFTY-FOUR DEER SHIPPED
THROUGH MONDAY

announce their annual fair and sale which
will be held at Memorial hall on Wednes
day and Thursday, Dec 6 and I. Elab-
crate preparations are under way to make
this fair the best ever, and 1t promises
to surpass those in previous years. The
sale will occur in the afternoons and a
play will be given Dec. in the evening
Another entertainment is planned for
Thursday evening.
There will be through car to Fairfield
after the Oakland Athletic Association
ball on Thanksgiving eve at Messalons-
kee hall.
The Dunn edge Tool Co. is very rushed
with orders at the present writing.
There is good skating on the meadow.
The Oakland High school will give a
social at Memorial hall on Wednesday
evening. Nov. g. Ice cream will be on
sale.
There will be shooting match at Wes-
ley Fletcher's of Ten Lots on Thanksgiv-
ing, Nov. 80. The contest will begin at
o'clock and geese will be the targets. All
are invited to come ana get their Thanks
giving goose.
Mrs. Sylvia Ltourneau has returned
from an extended visit with her brother
in Lynn, Mass.
The large shipment of game contin-
ues as the game report shows the num-
Der of deer on Monday to be 81. They
were shipped to the following parties:
A. w. Cushman, Madison .. Mrs. G. F..
Walker Madison, l, S. F. Waldron,
Madison. 9, Mrs. S. F. Waldron, Madi-
Dol
r. Pendleton, Belfast, 9, H. T. johnson,
Bangor. L. E. L. Pratt, North Leeds
l. E. H. Rose. North Leeds, 2, j. l..
Sanborn. Greene. 2. G. l.. Hodgkins.
Lewiston, 1, F. E. Durgin, Auburn, l.,
d. Mason. Auburn. /, Geo. A.. Bessey
Au,.fn, Z. E. Fletcher, .Danville
Junction. 2. F. Sawyer, East Baldwin,
l, L. F. Mossey. Union Hill, N. j.. 2,
Chas. Lyons. Union Hill. N. j.. q.
A. f. Bliss, Maiden, Mass, i,
F. A. Rustings, Maiden. Mass, ., A. e.
Bliss. Maiden, Mass, I, c. A. Rollins,
Bingham, Me-, 1, w. N. Fletcher. Wat
erville, 1, J. M. Bridges. Waterville. 1,
G. w. Haggett, Boothbay Harbor 2, F.
Tuttle. Scion, 2, G. Gibbs. Richmond,
l, N. Call, Richmond. l, G. H. Collins,
Lewiston, 1. A. H. Turner, Richmond,
/. A. H. Food, Portland, ., 0. Bushan,
Waterville. ,. j. F. Otis, Hoxie's Sid
ing, 1. L. l.. Litchf1eld, Portland, /, w.
A. Holt New London, CT, 2, O.. NJ. JEFF
ferries, Union City. Ind. 2, c. Russ,
Union City, Ind, l. w. Stein. Union
City, Ind. l.
The committee for the tea table at
the Universalist fair will hold a pub
lie whist party at Murray vestry on
Tuesday evening. 1t is hoped that a
large party will attend.
William Dixon of Madison was a
guest at the home of MIR. and Mrs. A.
H. Oliver recently.
The Sarah Sampson Tent. Daughters
of Veterans, will hold their regular
meeting at the Post rooms on Tuesday
evening. A full attendance is desired,
as important business is to be brought
forward.
Rev. p. A. A. Killam has gone to
Bingham to conduct revival services at
the First Congregational church there
Rev. w. b. HIATT will occupy his pulpit
at the First Baptist church during his
two weeks absence.
The Idlers' Club met at the home of
Mrs. j. E. Morrisette on Friday eve
ming. Auction bridge was played and
Mrs. j. E. Harris won the first prize.
Mrs. Ada Cover received the consola =
ton prize.
The Tuesday club will meet Tuesday
afternoon, Nov rs, at the home of
Mrs. Mary Foster of Water street. The
subject of the meeting will be Home
Economics.