Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-27
FAIRFIELD

The primary. junior and interme,!i-
ate departments of the Baptist church
enioyed parties at the church VeStry
Saturday afternoon. The Misses Haz-
eltina Hatch and Stella Thomas were
in charge of the primary party which
was held from until 4. Games were
pIayed and refreshments OF candy.
a,p,es and fancy crackers were en-
loved The juniors were in charge of
Mrs. \. NJ. Glidden. superintendent f
the department, Mrs. Leewood Jones.
Miss Viola Rollins and Mrs. Fred
Savage. Time was enjoyed from 4
until in playing games and &C.
Treatments II the evening the inter-
mediate department. III charge OF
Miss Matte Downes. Mrs. II. r.
Hatch. Mrs Lester Glazier. Mrs.
MacIntire Mrs Alonzo Day and Mrs.
Wilbur Mitchell. gave short enter
.ainment Mr.. and Mrs. Holman and
Harry Plummcr were present and
each gave a short address. The fol-
lowing program was presented: iia-
no solo. Lucille Mclaughlin; recita-
ton. Vera Day: piano solo, Rather
inc keene: piano solo. Everen Pen
dexter: vocal solo. Corona Hatch:
recitation. Helen Pollard; recitation.
Edith knowltoI.: recitation. Helen
Holman: recitation, Carl GlaZicr:
singing. the Misses Marsret and Mad
cline MacIntire. The remainder #
the evening was passed in playing
games and a dainty collation. was
s1rNd
Miss \. j. Gwynne of Hallowell will
be present ut the Baptist church YES
try Tuesday evening to speak on the
Sunday school work
TIE Ladies' Guild of the Methodist
church will meet at the Red Cross
looms This afternoon at 1.30 O'Clock
to sew on .he refugee garments.
There will be a meeting at the
Benton Grange hall Monday evening
to put n vote through the Legislature
to form a corporation in the town Of
Benton.
TIE funeral services Of Perley Dor
rian We're held yesterday afternoon
from lis late home on Main street
Rev w II. Varney officiated. The
members If the Modern Woodmen
attended in a body. The Methodist
choir rendered music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Chase of
Hincklcy were in town Saturday on
business.
The Past and Present club will
meet at the home of Mrs. George
Page this afternoon. The program
will be in charge of Mrs. w. w. Eye,
who will give Il paper on Jane Adams
and Hull House. The roll call will
be answered with selections from,
Mrs Elizabeth Powers Merrill of
SkowheGan.
Miss Mildred Tozier of Fairfield
Center was in town Saturday calling
on friends and relatives.
James Warren is confined to his
home in Benton by illness.
Malllon Crummett of Clinton was
in town Saturday on business.
The regular Epworth League
meeting will be held Tuesday eve
nins 1t 80 o'clock.
The Junior League of the Method
ment at the vestry Wednesday eve
ming. 4 fine program hsa been ar
ranget! and candy will be on sale.
The Va. G. r. L. will meet Thurs
DAY afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Alden Luce on Main street. The sub
.iect for the afternoon will be MAX
ing the Map White
. 1,a
eek-cnd in town with friends.
MRS. Orrin Leonard has returned
from Boston. where she has been
passing u few weeks with friends.
NYE'S COREER-Mrs. Myrtle
Hamilton of Bath is now staying with
her grandmother, Mrs. Weltha N,v-
mouth who is nearing her 9ofh birtu'
DAY.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mills and fam
lily passed the day Sunday with:
friends in Clinton.
Richard S. Devin. who has heen m
training the past six months. has re-
ceived his discharge and is visiting
his mother, Mrs. J. W. Henderson.
W. \. Hoxic has loaded several
cars of wood at the siding. He has
had several teams from Good Will
farm hauling it.
Mrs y. a. Horne has returned from
Waterville. where she has been sew
tral weeks caring for the sick,
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. H. Boynton of
Skowhegan visited friends in this;
place Sunday.
Charles Crummett has been visit
ing his sisters, Miss Grace Crummett
and Mrs. Fred 1.oubier.
Nh and Mrs. \. X. Dudley of ca
naan were calling on friends in ,hi;
place Thursday on their way home
from a business trip in Waterville.
Mrs. Albert Sargent has returned
home after visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Walter White of Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs A A. Horn are 2X-
pec,:nG their son Harold home III a
few days He has just landed at
Camp Devcns from France. where &c
has been in service The past year and
Il half.