Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-05

entire school, John the Baptist and
His Message" Lords communion at
The close of tile Bible school. Chris
tian Endeavor at o'clock Will be dis
continued for the present. RAJ. r. NJ.
Holman will deliver the address at the
Union meeting at the Universalist
church in the evening. The More
Abundant Life" The annual meeting
of the church will be held January 16.
Miss Janet Lovejoy left Thursday
for Il few DAYS stay i'll Boston with
her brother, Herman, before return
ing to Castine where she is a student
at Normal school.
The initiation which was to have
been held last evening at the Merry
meeting Chapter, Q. f. S, was post
poned on account of the scarcity of
fuel.
In spite of the cold weather, a large
number of ladies We're at the Red
Cross rooms and a good amount of
work was accomplished.
Miss Margaret Savage and Miss
Berdina Stewart have gone to Fort
Fairfield where they will pass the
Weekend with relatives and friends
VIII where she will resume her du-
ties as teacher at Good Will High
school.
Mrs. Martin Dale is quite ill at her
home on West street with pneumonia.
Mrs. n. j. Dean has returned to her
home in Skowhegan after passing a
short stay in town with friends.
Abner Ward. who has been quite i'll
at his home. is gaining daily
Trueman Witham is engaged as
crossing tender during the absence of
Abner Ward
The Rev. Louis T. Huot, for the
past - months pastor of the Catholic
church OF Fairfield, has been trans
ferred to larger field, having been
appointed by the Right Rev. Bishop
Of Portland, pastor of st. Louis
church. Auburn. In his short STAY at
fairheld, Fr Huot has made many
improvements in tie church. has or
canned societies and had gained the
respect and esteem of the citizens of
Fairfield
The members of Mrs. Alonzo DAVIS
sunday school class Of the BAPTIST
church were entertained "Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Miss \Vinona
Pollard on Kelley street. The after
noon was very quickly passed in play
ing games and music was enioyed
Light refreshments were served by the
hostess.
! iteV. f. NJ. Holman left Thursday for
| jay. where he will attend the funeral
services Of his sister. Mrs. Anna PAYNE
which were to be held Friday after
noon at one o'clock
! HE members Of the Chiroboarthian
/ Club We're entertained "Wednesday
evening by Mrs. Frank Leighton a,
! her some on upper Main street. The
evening was passed in knitting and
sewing for the soldiers.
| The w. G. r. L. met at the home of
Mrs. Melvin Bachelor Thursday after
noon. \ very interesting program was
| carried out and light refreshments
We're served.
The ladies of the Priscilla E,mbroid
cry Club were entertained THURSDAY
afternoon by Mrs. Humphrey O'Blcmis
on lower High street. This being their
annual meeting officers were elected as
follows: Mrs. William McAuley. presi-
dent; Mrs. Irving Staples of Water
vile. vice PRESIDENT; Mrs. Willis Ire
! land, chairman of the Christmas box
committee.
The yarn committee of the Red
Cross branch in this town request that
all knitted articles be completed ana
returned as soon as possible.
At a recent meeting of the Grocery
! Mems Association the following officers
We're elected: Charlie JakinS. president:
, Bert Narney, vice PRESIDENT William
SETTER secretary and treasurer These
meetings are to be held the first We'd
ncSdaN in every month.
Mrs, Martin Dale is confined to her
nome on West street With pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.. Walker Of Oak
land passed Thursday as the guests of
relatives in town.
Miss Annie Merrill is confined to her
room on Western avenue by illness.
Mrs. Jane Knox of Oakland visited
friends in town Thursday.
Raymond Narney, who is stationed a,
Sequin Island as a member of the
coast patroK is passing 4 short fur
Tough at his home on High street
Mrs. $. G. Wing has returned from a
short visit with friends at Boston.
Miss Margaret TOtman has returned
to her studies at the Leland T. Powers
School of Expression after passing he,