Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-28
FAIRFIELD

There viii be q special meeting of
Merrymeeting Chapter. o. e. g., Fri
day evening at $50. There is to be
an initiation and refreshments will be
served
Miss Lillian Rollins, who has been
| visiting friends in town for several
| days. has returned to her home in
Saugus. Mass.
DR.. Donald Knowlton and Frank
Knowlton have returned to Syracuse.
n. T.. after visiting their parents, DR..
and Mrs. r. A. Knowlto.1 Of Winchester
! street.
Horace Jordan of U. CT NJ. is the
guest Of Elwood Osborne. Mr.. Jordan
and Mr.. Osborne are roommates at
| school.
frs. Ethel Miller, VIII, has been Wis
| fting her son, Master William Miller,
has returned to her work in New York.
Carl Pierce Of Pittsficld was call
| Ing on friends in town Yesterday.
The w. G. T. u. will meet Thursday
afternoon at 2.s0 at the home Of Mrs.
Alonzo Day of Bunker avenue.
Capt. and Mrs Ralph Drisko. who
have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. o.
| Brown. have returned to their home in
New York.
Miss Clarice Wentworth has return
cd from Lewiston, where she has been
with her parents for several days.
c. Z. arsons of Portland was a
| business caller in town yesterday.
Miss Barbara rrce'1 rf Lincolnvillc
is the guest of Mrs. Worth Brown. Miss
Head was formerly a school teacher
at Benton.
There will be speciaI town meeting
at the Opera House Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
The Fl. o. Brown Sunday school
class of the Baptist church held
| their annual banquet at the church
dining room last evening. "A supper
of cold meats, salads. hot rolls, cake,
doughnuts and coffee was served by
ed as toast master. Jefferson Smith
of the Y. NJ. c. A. was present and
gave his usual good talk to tho
young men. The regular business
| meeting was held and music was
| furnished during the evening by the
| Boys Band.
This is an annual affair and each
young boy looks forward to this get
Together when each and all make
| 1t an interesting and social affair.
| All townspcople and many outsid-
| ers are looking forward with much
anticipation to the community con-
cert to be held at the Opera House
| this evening when Roger Nye, the
Pine Tree tenor will make his APP
pearance. Others on the program are
| Mrs. Isabelle Parllman, Miss La
| nance nnd Max Cimbollex. Selec-
tions will also be given by the Boys
| Band who are to receive the benefits
of the concert.
There will be q meeting Of the
Mystery Club Friday evening at 40.
All members asked to be present and
bring in one new name for member
ship. A committee is working hard
for whist party to be held next
! week.
Tho musical concert which is to be
held in the Opera House next
Thursday evening at s o'clock prom
Uses to be a great treat to the local
| music lovers. A fine program has
been prepared for the occasion and
it is expected that the house will be
packed. The proceeds derived from
the. event will go to the Fairfield
bands The following is the program =
PROGRAM
Part Band, selected, conductor,
Harry Libby; solo, cornet, Home
Sweet Home" Mr.. Libby: Handel,
20 Sleep! Why Dost Thou Leave
Me?p Isabel Parkman: Massenct,
violin solo. Meditation" from That's,
Mr.. Cimbollek; Donizetti. (a) Spirits
Gentil, "LaFavorita:" GODDARD, (b)
Lullaby Of JoceIyn, Mr.. Nye.
Part II--Band, selected: Verdi, (a)
Stride Ia Vampa, ell Trovatore;"
Darcy, (b) yale" (FarewelD Miss
Nell LaMance: Sibella. (a) 20 Bo-
cea Dolorosa": Seitz, (b) THE World
is Waiting for the Sunrise" Mr..
Nye; Fourdrain,1 CARNIVAL, Miss
Parkman: Irdla, violin solo, Souvenir,
Mr.. Cimbollek; Verdi. duet from
"Aida," Mr.. Nye and Miss LaNIance;