Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
FAIRFIELD

There will be a special meeting OF
tn, Sons of Veterans at G. A. r.
FAIL on Tuesday evening. Robert \.
Cony Of Augusta, division senior vice
commander, Jesse Hallet and Her.
| bert L. Kelley OF J. Wesley Gilman
Camp Of Oakland will be out Of town
looked forward to and all members
are asked to be present. Refresh
ments will be served.
Bert and Albert Smith Of Canaan
were business callers in town yester-
day
Miss Ilene Brophy. a domestic sci
ence teacher at Gardiner, is passing
the weekend at her home on High
street.
Mrs. J. H. Gibson observed her
! birthday yesterday by having a din
| ner party at her home on lower Main
street. The afternoon was passed So
| cially and Mrs. Gibson received sew
eral useful gifts from her friends.
| Those present were Mrs. Amos Ger
aid. Mrs. Jennie Fogg. Mrs. L. q.
| Fish, Mrs. l.. D. Rand and the hos
| tess. Mrs. Gibson.
No more yarn will be given out at
! the Red Cross rooms from now on.
| but it may be .'beaned from any
member of the committee.
| Stephen Wing left last night Cor
| Thomaston, where he will join Cap
tain kreger on the schooner Jennie
| Flood kreger. which is making her
maiden trip to New York.
| The Victory Girls of Lawrence
High school presented The Girl Up
| Stairs" last evening at the Assem-
bly, hall. The cast of characters was
| as follows: Georgia Craven. an artist,
Madeline Park: Estelle Heneley. an
author. Doris Tozier; Cicily Denvers.
| an actress, Arlene Harris: Florence
Mason essop, society woman. Verna
Mcclellan: Mrs. Mehitable Jenkins,
| land lady. Elinor Curtis: Maggie her
maid, Margaret Mcclellan. Daisy. the
girls showed excellent talent and
good sum was realized.
| sergt. Albert Klick has received an
honorable discharge from service and
has returned to his home on upper
Main street. In one Of the recent pa
| pers there was the following item:
| "Sergt. Albert w. Kick, H. Company.
lo3d Infantry. of 5o7 Main street. Faii-
field. Me-. in action near Bots de st.
Remy. Sept. IL. with the aid of six
comrades. attacked and put out Of &C
ton a machine gun which was check
| ing the advance of his company Later
he captured. without aid. about 20 pris-
oners, and while advancing against an
| other nest was twice wounded. AL
! though in severe pain he declined tn.
| use of a litter. walking three kllome-
tiers to a dressing station
First Baptist church-Services on
Sunday at the usual hour. The pas
tor will speak upon the theme, THE
| Fountain OF Christian Truth" Bible
school at IL o'clock to which all are
most cordially welcomed. Now is
the time to master the great lessons
| Of the soul and eternity. Junior
| Endeavor meeting at 4 P. NJ. led by
one OF the young people. Come ana
enjoy the special lessons in hand
work. Evangelistic meeting at 7
o'clock in the church vestry: song
| service led by H. A. Plummer. The
subject will be taken from the book
herd" At this appointment the in
Of Revelation, 1.-The Lamb as Shep-
| yitation to accept Christ and the
| great Christian religion will be ex-
tended. Shawmut village-the pastor
will speak at 2.30 r. NJ. All our ef-
forts should now aim at making ev-.
ery service count for Christs King
dom. Devotional hour on Tuesday
| evening at 730 o'clock. after praise
and prayer. the Teacher Training
class will follow.
The funeral services Of the late
Charles Ames will be held Sunday art
ernoon from the Methodist church at
| . an O'clock.