Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-29
FAIRFIELD

HIIu AGA0
Rev. Ernest II. Holman. pastor OF the
Baptist church, returned to his nome
Friday afternoon from a few Gays
stay at Camp Devens at aver MASS
Rev Mr.. Holman went to Aver to &C
connsnv a troop train of soldiers from
this part of the State. and reports .hae
he left the boys in good spirit ana IN
fine condition..
Carleton Bunker, who has been en-
faying a few days Through at his
home in town. returned Friday to camp
Devens.
Mrs Miles r. Shaw was IN A49usF
for the day Friday with friendS
Alec Stevens is in Brooks for feN
days with Mrs. Stevens.
Miss Lean Seliger Is passing few
DAYS at Livermore Falls with friends
and relatives.
The condition of Earl Gibson Of upper
Main street, who is seriously i'll. was
reported Friday as beingsvery much inn
proved. N se A.
The State examinationssfors teachers
will be given Saturday nfbrnipg at the
Lawrence high school building, and all
those desiring to take the examin& non
to prepare for a school are r6luested
to be pdesent at the school at SIS A. M.
Frank darcy of Skovfiegan was III
town calling on friends Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jewell and Mr..
and Mrs. stephen Wing are passing a
few days in Portland and vicinity. en-
ioying an automobile trip
Mrs. Edwin Marden and Mrs. A.
B. Drawn are passing few days in
Lewiston and vicinity with relatives
ind friends.
Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin has re-
turned from Vassalbcro where she.
has been visiting friends and rel
atives for few days.
Mrs. c. II. B. Seliger who is i'll at
her home on upper Main street is
reported as being in more comfort
Mrs. Mel. Crodghite has yefurned
from Vassalboros,after a visit with
friends and relatives.
A very enjoyabel time was passed
at the home ofssMrs. Alonzo Day
of Bunker Island, when she enter
tanned the men1hers of her Sunday
school class at Her home THURSDAY.
The entertainment for the day con
sisted of boating and swimming and
a very pleasant time and the Young
ladies cooked their supper over an
open tire out of doors. Those pres
were Winona Pollard, Ruth Nc
Clellen, Murie1 Brophy, Muriel Gid
den and Margaret Mcclellan.
The services at the Baptist church
for Sunday moring will be as fol-
lows; Help From Beyond the Hills
by the pastor. Sunday school at /,
O'Clock.
Rev. c. Fl. B. Seliger will speak
Tor Sunday morning on the theme.
The New Fourth OF July" Sun
day school at y o'clock,
CENTER-Mrs. Clara Huff ;s visit
ing among friends in the. neighbor-
hood
Freeman Jones of Skowlfegan was
. q caller in the place Tuesd4y.
Mrs r. p Green passed wednes-
day in Clinton with her sons. MARI |
and James Greent and their families
Mrs. HaFy Otis of Benton passed
Wednesday at the homaof her par
ents, Mr. ind Mrs. Georsk Wood.
The farily ofsAA. j.. fnbey. WHO {
passed tFc school -earsat tkeir siiiiapr~.
in Wafrville have returned to their
farm fa' the summer.
Mrs. Mary y. Steward made asbrief
yiat With her brother. Luther Allen /
on Obj Hill, and called on friends I
~ m Center before returnin9. Il
Wednesday to her home in skSwhe,
l Mrs Edith Pease and her grand@;
son, Donald Spaulding of Bath and 1
Mrs ROBBIE Jordan of Oakland, called /
on Mrs. George Cannon "Wednesday.
Last. Tuesday the Sunday SCHOOL,
held picnic at East Pond at the cot-1
Iage Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Jones of /
Ibis place. Mrs. Jones, who is the SUI.
pefintendent of the Sunday school.
kindly opened her cottage for the use
u the school and tables were spread
9 u the yeranda. Hot coffee, baked
beams. salad and sandwiches were
served. Twenty-Five We're present /
besides tfes host and hostess. Boat
ngs and fishing were enjoyed and the
rip homeward was made by moon I
lght. Those who were present report
! Very enjoyable day