Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-15
FAIRFIELD
Word Received of Death of For.
mer Fairfield Woman-Ten-
der Shower to Miss Atwood
Services for Sunday in the
Churches

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Services for Sunday in the
Churches
A telegram has been received IN
town announcing the death Of Mrs
Elizabeth Hogan, formerly Of this
town, now of Rutherford, y. j. Mrs.
Hogan is a former resident of Fair
field, being the wife of the late Ben-
jamin Hogan, former proprietor "f
the old Fairfield House. and one Of
the first settlers of Fairfield
The deceased will be remembered in
town as she was engaged as house,
keeper tor the late Dan Hill. who re-
sided and owned the house which Is
row owned by DR.. Tozier.
TIE remains will be brought here
for burial Saturday.
! Miss Esther Hedman Of SkoWho
gan is a guest in town Of friends and
relatives Miss Hedman came here 20
attend shower given Miss Winni-
fred Atwood IN honor of her ap-
preaching marriage.
Frank Ladd has returned from the
hospital where he recently unuer"
: went an operation on his throat
DR.. Leland Miller is in Portland On
short business trip.
Clifford c. Narney of Wesleyan
University. Middletown. CT. has ar
rived in town ard will pass the sum-
mer with his parents. Rev. and Mrs.
W. H. Earney, the pastor of the
Methodist church.
On SunGaN the annual Memorial
Sunday will he observed by the odd
Fellows and Rebekahs and all are
cd to brig flowers either Saturday
afternoon or Sunday morning at the
/ @. O F. hall.
Mrs. Harriet Waterman has re-
turned 10 her home in Dorchester, at
ter being Il guest in town of her sis
ter. Mrs g. H. Is. Seiiger Of upper
Main street.
/ Mr. and Mrs Walter Hinckley and
Mrs. Annie FratB Of Good VIII farm
we're in town Thursday evening call
ing on friends, making the trip By
automobile.
Edg;r $. Turner has been in town
this week visiting Rev. and Mrs. &.
H B. Selgci
l. l.. PrenUss has returned from A
several days stay in Troy with mis-
son. Ivan Prcntiss.
Miss Helen Weeks is i'll at her home
on Maple street.
Miss Wlnnifred Atwood has re-
signed her position as teacher in the
high school at Madison and arrived
in town Friday morning. Miss At
I wood Will leave Saturday for Caiajss,
where she will remain a few weeks.
A shower was rendered Miss Winni-
fred Atwood Friday evening a the
home OF W. +, Hall, High street, in
honor of her approaching marriage to
Oliver Wilber Of New Jersey. There
were about 80 Young lady friends of the
bride elect present and the evening was
passed in social way. Nictrola selec-
tions were rendered and Miss Jennie
Sanborne of Colby entertained the
guests with several readings. The
bride-elect was presented carving set
from her friends by Miss Marion Horne,
who made a very appropriate speech,
to which Miss Atwood pleasngly re-
sponded. Punch and fancy cookies were
served by Mrs. Hazel F'ogg Brown Mrs.
Lois Spencer White, Miss Ella Hall ami
Miss Ethel Marden. The WilberAtwood
wedding will take place in Calans on
July g.
The services at the Cnversalist
church will be held Sunday morning at
l045 with the sermon by the pastor
The sermon will be in honor of the Mod
ern Woodmen of America memorial day
and the address will be given by the
pastor. Sunday school will follow at II
o'clock.
Services at the Methodist church Sun
day morning at the usual hour. 045,
with the sermon by the pastor. Rev w
H. Varney. Sunday school at IL o clock.
On account of the rehearsal there will
be no Junior League in the afternoon
Aat o'clock the children's concert, as
sisted by the orchestra. The Epworth
League will meet Monda~ evening at the
parsonage for its monthly business
meeting and social.
Services sunday morning at the Ran.
fist church at the usual hour The pas
tor, Re-. f. NJ Holman. will speak
upon the theme The Sure Foundation
of the Christian Religion" Bible school
at - o'clock, Subject, The Great Sac
rifce." The Junior and intermediate
societies of the Christian Endeavor will
meet at 4.3o and respectively in the
church vestry. Nesper service at Z
O'Clock. at which Mr.. Holman will de-
liver 1o-minute sermon, and then the
meeting will be given to meditation and
prayer,
The monthly social Of the Plummer
Bible class was held at the home of Al
bert Plummer in Benton Thursday aft
ernoon. The afternoon was passed in
knitting and sewing, and at o'clock
picnic lunch was enjoyed. After rass-
ing social evening the guests returned
to their homes.
NoRTH-Mrs. Charles Badger and
Mr.. and Mrs. Badgers sisters in the
Ward Hill neighborhood in Norridge-
wock Sunday. Mrs. Badger has not
visited her sisters in their homes for
about 25 years
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Covel. son Arthur
and Mrs. E. c. Joy Of Hinckley. were
callers In this place recently.