Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-04
FAIRFIELD
Victor Grange Degrees Confer
red - Eighth Grades Enjoy
Picnic -Epworth League
Quarterly Federation p a :
rent-Teachers' Annual Gar
den Party

Victor Grange held a regular meeting
Saturday evening and conferred the first
and second degrees. Next Saturday eve
ming a special meeting will be held at
which work in the third and fourth de-
grees will be conferred also the harvest
feast.
The members of the eighth grades of
the South Grammar school were invited
by the members of the North Grammar
eighth grade to go to Good Will Satur-
day where a picnic was enjoyed. Miss
Emma Coombs and Mrs. Marguerite
Price went at chaperones
A Japanese wedding and selected read
ings given by Waterville talent, followed
by social time, is the program that will
be held at the Benton Grange this eve
ming.
Mrs. Kate Ellis left Sunday afternoon
for Machas, where she will lecture this
evening before the local clubs there upon
Sanitation and Cleanup" and Tuesday
evening her subject will be Boy Scout
Work.
This evening members from the Ep-
worth Leagues of Waterville, East and
North >Nassalboro. Oakland and Benton
viii LS SHlel tdlHed Ny Vie EpWOTtn
League of this town at the Methods,
church to the quarterly federation. Rev
]. NJ. Arters of Watervi'le is to give an
address and special music will be fur
nished A banner will be awarded to the
league having the best percentage dur
ing the last quarterly.
! Louis Ryan, a student of Boston Col
lege, has completed his sophomore year
and arrived in town Saturday where he
will pass the summer.
Miss Alice Nye. who Is engaged as 4
teacher at Chelsea, is at her home in
town.
Peter Landry. Kent's Hill Is, passed
the weekend with relatives in town
Children's day will be observed at tho
Baptist church June "a.
Harvey Doe, Bowdoin 20. passed the
weekend with relatives in town
Jack Chapman Of Hartland is passing
few days with friends in town.
Miss 1leen Brophy, who is employed as
teacher at the Bates district school, Is
at her home on High street.
Mrs. Ralph Friend has returned from a
few days visit at Portland
The money that was raised Saturday
after the ball game for a rally will be
used this evening, when the students Of
l.. H. S. will celebrate their victory over
Gardiner.
Miss Vera Day entertained a few of
her school friends Saturday at her
home on Bunker avenue. At noon
dinner was served in the Day grove
and the remainder of the day was
| passed in a social way.
| Mrs. E. l.. Smith will entertain the
Foreign Missionary Society Tuesday
at 2.3O at her home on Newhall street.
Mrs. Arthur Anderson and son Her
bert will leave today for Tilton. N.
H.. where they viii join Mr.. Anderson
and reside in the future.
| Mrs. Flora Files will entertain the
Woman's Home Missionary Society on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Alberta Foss passed the week
end at Augusta.
| George Leighton Of Co. H, who is
stationed at Bath, passed Sunday at
his home in town.
! Joseph ellis is seriously i'll at his
home on upper Main street.
Estella, the two years old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Litchfield, is
seriously ill at her home on upper
Main street with appendicitis.
Miss Carrie Chatfield. who is en-
ployed at Augusta. passed the week
end at her home at Shawmut.
! Karl Hersey is i'll at his home on
! High street.
The annual garden party given by
the Parent Teacher Association for
the pupils of the North and South
Grammar schools will be held Wednes-
day, June g. from to $50 o'clock.
All mothers and friends are invited.
Ice cream will be on sale to visitors.
If stormy it will be held the first
pleasant day.
Albert Nichols of Co. H. who is
guard at Bath. passed Sunday at his
home at Shawmut
Ralph Blakney and Karl Mckechnie
passed Sunday at Burnham.