Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-04
FAIRFIELD

+ The annual EentlAnen.s nixht
will be observed THURSDAY evenane e
the Baptist church vestry by -
Plummer's Bible class.
Mrs. Humphrey O'Blemis parsed
the day Thursday in Portland on
business.
Mrs. Vernon whitcomb, who was
called to this town by the serious ill.,
ness OF her father, W. D. Horne OF
Maple street, returned to her home
in Leominster. Mass.
The following IL the list Of pupils
not absent during the winter term Of
school:
High school-Edward Archer. Hor-
ace Atwood, George Bither, Edwine
Bradbury, Ruth Blakney, Douglas
Coker, Cornell Lawry, Madeline
Park, Fl>ra Powers, Alfred Putnam,
Lawrence Putnam, Annie Settler
Doris Tozier. Raymond Wyman. Phil
ip Woodwork and Sylvia Wyman.
North Grammar school-John Da-
Wis. Donald Loubier. Maurice Rob
erts. Wesley SHIRLEY. Doris Cloutier
Violet Gagnon. Allen Grant. Ethel
Lawrence. Chester Stearnes. Ninai
Tarbell. Marguerite Ward. Perthena
Miller. Maynard Mclaughlin, William
Swentzi.ski, Leon St. Peter, Lionel
Pariin. Marshall Glidden. Mary Co
ker. Godfrey Loubier. Annie Maxfield
Richard SHIRLEY. Wardeli Shibley
Arlene Longley. Camilla .LoafIey
Ida Stockman. Violet Written, Mel
lie Boyd. Sva Mitchell Stephen Brad
ley. Wentworth Greenlea<, Emily
Bradbury. Phillip Parlin. Clement
Loubier. Joseph Swentzitski, Norman
Marcoux. Mollie SETTER
South Grammar school--Lionel
Proulx. hrnal Bragg. Katrina Young
Madelyn Waldron. Reginald Cham
payne. Anna Mcdonald, Joseph Alley.
James Wyer. Corrina Baker, Emily
Gregoire.
Richard Powers left on the Pull
man Wednesday night for Boston.
where he will pass a few days on
business.
The monthly meeting Of the Wo-
mans Missionary Society of the Bap-
tist church was held Wednesday At
ternoon with Mrs. Alonzo Day at hcr
home on Island avenue. with a good
number present The following pro
gram was carried out during the az
ternoon. Devotional exercises in
charge OF Mrs. Henry Glazier; trans
action Of business of the society: AN
gel Isle, the Ellis Island Of the West.
by Miss May Brown: japanese Pic
ture Bride" by Mrs. w. G.. Orcutt:
"Chinese New Years Day in Amcri-
ca" by Mrs. A. NJ. Glidden: poem. ny
Miss Gertrude Curtis; Chinese Gem
eteries IN San Francisco" Mrs. VIII
liam league: Immigrants from In
dia," Miss Mabel Downs The pro-
gram was closed with singing.
Miss Eeora Prentiss who teaches in
Gardiner high school. is passing a
week vacation at the home OF FER
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Prentiss
of Benton.
Benjamin Bowling of Gardiner is a
guest Mt the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
LaForest Prentiss for few days
The daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
McMullcn Of Benton is ill with small
pox.
The annual Gentlemen's night /
the Plummer Bible class will he OBJ
served Thursday evening at tie
church vestry. Supper will commence
AT : o'clock and all members and their
husbands are invited to be present.
Following the supper there will BE
an entertainment.
NORTH-Robert Murray. who has
been quite i'll with measles at r. r..
Green's at Fairfield Center. has re-
covered SO he was ahle to be brought
TO his home in this place.
Lester Holwav Of Shawmut. 4. F.
Wardwcll Of Hinckley. r. y. \oyes Of
Waterville and Mearl Shean Of La
i one were in this place Thursday
Linwood and Ruth Gray, children Of
Prof and Mrs. E. l.. GRAY. are pa So
ing their vacation win their grand
mother Mrs. Annie Clifford.
Nh. and Mrs A. p. Johnson have
moved to the farm OF f. D. Noyes.
There was an all-day meeting Of the
Red Cross at the union church March
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The local canning factory has com
menced canning beans.
The snow is going fast and sleighlnG
is a thing Of the past. In some places
the frost is coming out which makes
travelling bad.
s. B. Atwood was caller Al NJ. u
Gfford's in Hinckley Sunday.