Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-24
FAIRFIELD

The Misses Ina and Ruby Foss have
gone to Boston. where thet win pass
Christmas with relatives.
Henry Kregar has arrived in town
from Cambridge, Mass. where he u
attending Harvard Law school,
Traverse jurors; Of the January term
Of supreme court at Skowhegan ara
H. d. Brophy. Bert carrier and Milton
Kidder.
Fairfield Branch Of the Red Cross. ans
nounces that the solicitors for the third
Red Cross roll cali have secured ~
members. The standing Of the teams
is as follows: Team ]. Mrs. b. l. Will
hanson, chairman. $s7.0o: team 2, Mrs
George Chapman, $500: team 3. Mrs
James Davis. Benton. 500: team 1. Mrs.
Gideon Mayo, $500: team 5. Mrs. Ben
Racklin. 1200: team s. Mrs n. Bur-
CESS. 5000: team Z. B. H Lawrence.
800; Keyes Fiber Co. H. l. Holmes.
solicitor. 500. Anyone wishing to be-
come = member and has not been So
licited may become one by calling At
the once Of Judge Braxzell.
Miss Pearl Bradbury has gone to
Rumford Falls. where she win pass
/ Christmas week with relatives.
Clifford Varney. who II attending
; Wesleyan University. has arrived home
to pass the Christmas holidays with his
parents on Western avenue.
onicers were elected as follows at the
meeting Of Victor Grange recently held:
Worthy master. Earl Hamm; overseer,
u. W. Toxier: lecturer. Mr.. ". ".
Tozier; steward, Harold Racklin; a..
sistant steward. Carol Otis: lady assist
ant steward. Estel.e Holt: gate keeper.
Earl Hamm; Ceres. Mrs. Laura WASH
burn; Flora. Mrs. Annie Brown. The
executive committee is composed of Luz
ther Allen, a. ". Stetson and Enoch
/ kierstead
Mrs. Frank Maxheld is confined to
her home by illness.
MI and Mrs. Willard Thomas and
daughter Olive of Tracy. y. B., are the
guests of relatives in town.
| MIS-. Myron Files and son, Myron, Jr.,
. OF Lexington. Mass. are guests at the
home Of Mrs. Flora Files.
Mrs. o. A. Leonard. who has been
confined to her home by illness, is able
to be out
| Inere will be Christmas tree and
entertainment at the Methodist YES
Try Wednesday evening at 7.3O o'clock
and Santa Claus is expected to at
tend.
] Inc Philathea class enjoyed a
christmas tree Monday evening at
the Baptist church. The church was
decorated with evergreens. The tree
was a pretty sight with its bright
colored trimmings and the dainty
gifts which were exchanged. The
children who were present furnished
the entertainment for the older ones
and each received a small token.
! PISHON'S FERRY-Abbott Wing
of Portland was recently in town
calling on friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Manson were
in Waterville Saturday on business.
/ Scott Blackstone of Fairfield was
in town Sunday, the guest Of his
aunt. Mrs. Della Pendexter
! Truman Ellis of Skowhegan pass
ed Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Ellis
y Harold Game has gone to Florida
| where he has employment.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boynton were
guests Sunday Of his parents in
SkoHhegan.
! Master Orman Goodwin has gone
to Unity, where he will pass his va
cation with his father. Nash Good
win.
Miss Della Hilton, a student of
Skowhegan High school, will pass
the Christmas VACATION at her home
here.
Miss Carrie Ellis, who has been
confined at her home with a bad
throat trorble. has resumed her
duties as bookkeeper at the Farm
ers' Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Holt and
Mrs. Alice Kelley were in waterville
Tuesday.
Charles A. Maxwell Of Portland.
grand secretary of the Grand Lodge
of Good Tempiars of Maine. was in
town Saturday evening and visited
Ferry Lodge. After election Of off,
GERS, two candidates were taken in.
Mr.. Maxwell doing the work. At
the close Of the meeting refreshments
| were served.
The Croker boys. Raymond and
Theodore, had a narrow escape from
what might have been a fatal acct
dent Sunday evening while crossing
the railroad track at the station, the
rear end Of their automobile being
hit by an engine that was backing in
The automobile was badly damaged.