Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
FAIRFIELD
McGraw-Pooler Wedding Ii
brary Association Elects
Personals

ar and Henry McGraw was sole!NnlLeu
a, the Catholic church yesterday morn
NJ at 80 O'Clock. Rev. Father Lavir-
dieg oaHc:atirg The couple were attend
Ell by Mis- Mice LeClair as bridesmaid
ard Charles Mctiraw, a brother OF the
groom. as best nan. The Children 81
MARY were also in attendance. The
bride was very prettiiy gowned n
ink TX gown and wore veil. The
bridesmaid wore tailored suit. A
wedding dinner was served at ire nome
Of the bride on Main street.
Mrs McGraw attended the public
gcnocls IN town and has been employed
at several places since leaving school.
The. rroom has recently received his
discharge from the navy.
The bridal PARTY left for Boston %
pass their HONEYMOON. after which they
VII return to this town 10 reside.
NJ SIS Beu!ah Towne's Sunday school
5lags entertained the members of r. ..
F les class with a few invited guests
a: {, e Methodist vestrv last evening. A
camoufiage program was carried out
and the evening was Passed in playing
games. Refreshments were served.
The Fairfield Library Association held
its regular meeting recently and the
following officers we're elected to serve
for the err uing year: President Mrs.
Afce Totrran: vice president. Mrs
Frances Miller: secretary and treasur-
er. W. A. Archer: auditor. A. II. Tot
man. Miss Add!e Lawrence was elect
et. TO serve the term of six years as
trustee and A. n. Totman for the term
OF two years The treasurer reported
s1c03.s2 the total expended for the year
lelS. The report of the librarian. Mrs.
Anna Reed, which covered the work
from May /. 1918. was as 70 lows: Num-
Der of books in the library May /. 1873
! was $40. This has been added to oy
purchase and gifts. making the total
number to date S7oa The total circula-
ton for the year both fiction and nom
Fiction. was 12331. The borrowers reg
ister contains 1865 cards. OF which 81
were registered this year
/ Harry Weeks of Portland was a BUSH
ness caller in town yesterday.
Phillip Dunbar OF Portland passed the
day in town on business YESTERDAY. He
was also the guest of relatives.
Mrs. Mary Moore. who has been the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Frank Rich
ardson, has returned to her home in
Comma
The Cosmos Club was entertained at
the home of Mrs. Lester Davis last eve
ming. The evening was passed in sew
served.
/ A baked bean supper was served
last evening at the Benton Grange
hall. A drama, TOO Much Mar
/ RED" followed with the following
/ cast: Bob. James Pollard; Uncle
Silas. George Brown: Jerry, Frank
/ Davis: Sally. Mrs. Vida Hunter:
Cordelia. Alberta Foss. The drama
was followed by a sociable which
was attended by large sized crowd.
| The marriage intentions of Mrs.
Alice Mary Hunter and Herman
! Brooks have been recorded at the
town clerks Office.
Y Carleton Cook has returned from
Portland where he has been on busi-
! ness
There will be a meeting Of the
Parent-Teacher Association this aft
ernoon at 3.45 O'Clock. The pro-
gram for the afternoon is in charge
Of Mrs. Alonzo Day. 1t is hoped that
there will be large attendance.
\ The gentlemen and lady workers
of the Victory Liberty Loan are re-
guested to meet at the Star Theatre
Friday afternoon at go o'clock.
Those who have been soliciting have
net with much success and affairs
are in 4 favorable condition.
The Lawrence Madison baseball
came which was 10 have been played
yesterday has been postponed until
4 week from Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. McGraw were ten
dered n reception at the home Of
The bride Tuesday evening. which
was attended by large number. The
evening vas passed in dancing. They
received many beautiful gifts from
their friends. Refreshments were
icrved during the evning.
James Whitiker Of Albion was in
town on business yesterday.
Mrs. william Copeland ad sister.
Mrs. Grace Clark Of Albion were
calling on friends yesterday.
Bert Page has moved his house,
hold goods from the Clarke home
"n Main street to the Ralph Friend
home on upper Main street. Mr..
Page has assumed the duties as
manager ~ the Fairfield Ice Co.
Frank Whitney has moved his
household goods from Main street 70
Shnwmut where he will reside in the
future.