Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-22
FAIRFIELD

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Hon. Il. II. Lawrence passed the
day yesterday at Augusta on bust
ness.
Mrs. w. S. Small is recovering aft
er several weeks illness at her home
on Osborne street.
The ladies' of the Baptist church
held an all-day meeting ycsterda v
at the Baptist vestry for the purpose
q fsewing ON the refugee garments
which the Red Cross has for an allot-
ment. Miss Matte Downs had
charge Of the work.
Linwood Pitman of Augusta passed
Pitman was a former resident OF this
town.
Lieut.. Harvey Doe was recently
calling on relatives and friends in
town. Lieut.. Doe has just received
his honorable discharge from service
and has accepted Il position as in
structor at Oak Grove Seminary.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Small of Guifforl
are guests of Mr.. S,nalrs parents, Mr..
Rvt. joseph Donahue of Camp Dew
ems is passing some time in town at
his home on Burrill street
Everett Coro. who is employed al
, Boston, is enjoying a vacation at his
home in town.
.LrS. Melbourne CronShlte and
daughter Miss Madeline passed the
day yesterday at Winslow with Mr..
Cr0nshite'S parents MIR and Mrs.
i Coleman Brewer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Plummer of AL
hion were calling on friends in town
yesterday.
The Dial Club will meet ut the Red
Cross romms Friday afternoor with
the regular Red Cross members to
sew on the pre- sent allotment Of gar
ments.
\ meeting OF the Grocerymen's AS
ISOLATION was held Monday evenin;
at the Engine Hall. It was adopted
i by the Fairfield grocerymen and
signed by them to close all stores
OH Friday night at o'clock.
Mrs. Joshua Emery was very pleas
antly surprised Monday evening at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Ed. King
where she was rendered farewell
rarty by her many friends. Mrs
! Emery is soon to leave for Niagara
Falls where she will join her husband
who is employed there. She was
presented with beautiful wrist
| watch by her friends and although
greatly surprised she responded Very
feelin:ly. The evening was passed
socially and refreshments were
served by the hostess. Those present
were Mrs. Emil Croteau. Mrs. James
. l.oubre. Mrs. J. Y. Thibodeau, Mrs
J. u. Brooks. Mrs. Thomas Thibo-
deau, Mrs. Charles Champagne. Mrs
Peter Micque. Mrs. Fred LoubrA
Mrs. Louis Ferland. Mrs. Joe Cham
F.; pine. Mrs. John Mayo Mrs. Ernest
! Cloutier. Mrs. George Chamberlain
Mrs. Humphrey OHemis. Mrs. En-
cgene Foster. Mrs. Fred Richardson,
| Mrs. Arthur O'Eemis. Mrs. Romeo
! Dyer. Mrs. Allie Marcoux. Mrs. David
King. Mrs. William G"usse. Mrs
Charles Pooler. Mrs. Joe Nigue. Mrs
William Morrissettc. Miss Josie
Champine. Miss Esther Champine
Miss Esther Foster, Miss Nina Fos-
ter. Mrs. Robert Foster. Mrs. Emery
and the hostess. Mrs. Ed. King.
The semi-puhiic installation of the
Merrymeeting Chapter. O. F.. s. will
, he held this evening at 8 O'Clock.
! J. A. Gregory Of Augusta passed the
: week end with his brother, Neil Greg
DRY Of Water street.
Bert Smith has completed his duties
on the Benton & Fairfield railroad and
, has accepted a position at the car shops
, Aubert Richards has taken the place
vacated by Mr. Smith.
Mrs. Fannie Hall and son. Leon Hall.
! who has recently received his discharg.
from Camp Devens. will leave today
/ for their home in Brooks
Miss Louisa Reed and Mrs Helen
Soper Davis OF Portland were guests
i Of Mrs. Roscoe Holway yesterday.
Mrs. Barnes and daughter. Miss Mar
garet. Of Benton. have fully recovered
F! from several weeks illness Of influenza
Monte Mckenney Of East Benton was
| in town yesterday on business
The Past and Present Club will hold
an all-day meeting at the Red Cross
rooms today for the purpose of sewing
on refugee garments. Mrs George
Chapman will have charge of the work.
Gcntlemen's night was observed
, last evening by the Clionea Club at
the home of Mrs. Charles Iawry on
Winchester street \ supper was
served at o'clock. Mrs. Lillian Roll
Inns. Mrs. Annie Reed and Mrs. Louise
Ames made up the supper committee.
Following the supper each couple
furnished 4 1O-minute entertainment.
which gave some very pleasing ad-
ventures. Those present were the
members OF the club. their husbands
and few invited guests.