Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30
FAIRFIELD


\ very successful entertainment
vas HELD last evening at the Merho-
dist church vestry when The follow
ing program was presented by ths
members Of the Junior League ana
others: Solo. Charles Smith; prayer;
singing by congregations: recitation.
Long Years Ago" Hope Holt; reci-
,ation. Il Am Santa Claus" Law
renee Trull: recitation, "Santa's Mis-
haps.' Lucy Fuller: tableau. Little
Miss Muffit." Catherine Knox and
. ley: recitation. christmas Morn-i
ing Catherine Knox: recitation.
Bells Of Christmas Faith Holt:
song, The Little Babe was Jesus.
Cuoline Parlin: song. christmas
Day" Dorothy Knox; exercise. No
where TO Co. Lionel Parlin and AL
len Grant; piano duet. Mona Ames
and Charles Smith; recitation. Cath
crime Trull; recitation. Twelve Mil
lions" Violet Whitten; solo. Susan
Hatch: recitation. The Compass
Ida Melrose; tableau. THE Bridal
Scene; piano solo, Nina Berry; reel
tation. "Life's Mirror" Sadie Tripp;
tableau, Little Bo-peep." Dorothy
Knox: recitation. According TO You,
Myrtle Chase: recitation. The Snow
flake" Evelyne Curtis: song, The
Snowflake" six little girls: Dress
making" Ruth Mullen: exercise.
The Ten Little Indians" 10 little
children: melody. The National
Songs. Emma Tozier. Perle Brad
bury Kenneth Narney and Linwood
Henderson,: reading. Beulah Towne.
tableau. Little Jack Horner.' Lionel
Parlin: recitation. Miss Morning"
Caroline Pariin; exercise. Morning.
Noon and Night" Grace Melrose.
Faith Holt and Evelyn Curtis: tab
leau, The Bashful Lover Ralph
Edges ton. Doris Tozier and Grace
Nelrose: cornet solo. Charles Smith;
congregational singing. There was
very large attendance and 4 good
sum realized,
The junior class is making prepaTa-
lions fo- the preliminary reading which
WILL be held i'll q short time.
Eli Gregory, William Pye. Thomas
Tkibodeau and jack sullivan enjoyed
a fishing trip to Cain brook.
Mrs. Emily Spaulding OF Skowhegan
is the guest Of Mrs. W. :. Crawford at
her nome in Benton.
Pvt Chester Hihbard. who has oeen
stationed at Camp Upton. y. Y, COR
several months. has received his hon
. CRADLE discharge and has returned &c
the home of his sister. Mrs. Ralph
Friend
Mrs Fred Freeman has returned
from West Virginia. where she has
been for several months. her husband
being employed there.
Mrs. Albert Lint and daughter Mar
iorie Of Etna are passing q few days
with Mrs. Limits mother, Mrs Celia
Piper.
The Clionea Club will meet az ire
Red Cross rooms today for an all-day
meeting. TO SOW upon refugee gar
ments
Pvt Lester Browneil. who rccerfly
received his honorable discharge from
Camp Upton. y. T.. was in town yes
| terday calling on friends and relatives.
George F. Shorey has returned 10
his home in town after > :eS Gays
business trip TO Boston.
Miss Maitland Walters has returned
from Skowhegan, Where she W.: he
guest OF friends.
The supper for thu Modern Wold-
men Of America which was held Tues
day evening at Files hall was in charge
o Mrs. L. E. Reed. Mrs A H. Jewell
and Mrs. Herbert L Aver. There was
. Very large attendance and foIr lew
candidates were ta<en into the lodge
The Social Neighho.s will meet tns
afternoon with Mrs. Chase at the home
Of her daughter Mrs. Su:ie Ames OF
Burrill street. instead OF with Mrs
Corson as previously announced
Rev c. II. B. Seliger. who Is stay
ing in Augusta, was in town Tuesday
attending the installation of officers os
the Modem Woodmen Of America.
George H. F'ogg of Norway has en-
tered the Central Maine Sanatoriurl
to receive treatment. Later his wife
and three children will move to the
farm of her father, Albert Richa rdson
on Crockett Ridge.
The mock wedding which was to
have been held at the Lawrence High
school assembly hall last evening was
postponed and will be held the even
ing Of Jan. 81. y