Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-14
FAIRFIELD

-"i - -NiOiLo Lay 10 abit W bt buk
after undergoing an operation for APP
pendicitis a few weeks ago.
| Mrs. Eva Corson has gone to Con-
cord. n. H., being called there by the
ILLNESS of Mrs. Elizabeth Curtis.
Plans are being made for the dance
which is to be held Monday evening
in the Legion hall by the American
Legion auxiliary. All holding invita-
tions are allowed to bring friend
with them. The committee in charge
are to meet at the home of Silas
Longley. this evening at us O'Clock.
Miss Doris Rogers of Nassalboro is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Holt
Miss Doris COrson has completed
her duties at the karckin studio, in
Waterville and will enter the employ
ment of the Franklin Service Station
next week
Mems Night was observed last night
at the Baptist church. 4 banquet was
served at $50 and was followed by
an interesting address by Prof. Nor
rcau Of Colby.
The pupils Of the senior and inter-
mediate grades of the baptist Sunday
school, the teachers of which are, Mrs.
Alonzo Day. Miss Alberta Foss. Mrs.
Wilbur Mitchell, Miss Mabel Downes
and Mrs. A. NJ. Gliddcn, have invited
their mothers to a mothers and
daughters" banquet to be held at the
church this evening at $50. Dean
Nettie Runnels of the Women's Divi-
sion OF Colby college will be the
speaker of he evening and a short
program will he presented by the
daughters" The BANQUET will he I'M
der the supervision of the Ladies' So
cial Union.
Mrs. Joseph Donahue and children
are visiting relatives in Boston.
New water pipes are being laid
along Main street by the Summit
Spring Water Co.
A son. weighing 8 IL pounds was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Brit
ton. Silver street, Apr. l..
The American Legion hall has
been rented to the Seven Day Ad-
vents of this town who will hold ser
vices there every Thursday evening.
Saturday afternoons and evenings.
Friends of Mrs. Jennie Fogg, Silver
street will be pleased to learn that
her grandson, Leon Hickmen, a SEN
Tor at Morningside college, Sioux
City. Iowa. was recently awarded
second place at the National ri kan
pa Delta oratorical contest held at
indianapolis, Iowa. His subjects
were Japan and Theodore Roosevelt
There was a large attendance at
the Parent-Teachers association
meeting held at the Star theatre yes
terday afternoon. Interesting pic
lures of the State were shown. Sub
Jects discussed were a field day for
the school children and the Junior
Chautauqua. A violin solo was given
by Miss Doris Clifford. The banner
was awarded the school Of Mrs. AL
berta Foss. The afternoons pro-
gram was in charge OF Mrs. Merlin
Joy.
Bert II. Knight OF Boston. Is a
business caller in town for a few
days.
The annual Easter Sale and Supper
was held at the Universalist church
yesterday. Many pretty pieces of
fancy work were at the disposal OF
anyone wishing to buy and all STYLES ]
of aprons. In charge of these tables
were Mrs. Harry Holmes. Miss vesta
Whltten, Mrs. Albert Jewell and Mrs.
0. A. Learned. The candy table was
in charge of Mrs. PerIey Grant and
Mrs. A. F. Greenlcaf. AT $50 a baked
bean supper was served under the
direction of Mrs. Addie Vickery and
her assistants. Mrs. F. H. Knowlton
was in charge Of the dining room.
In the evening a fine musical pro-
gram was carried out. Carnival
by Felix Fourtrain, Songs My Moth
er Taught Me."-Dvorak, CLOUDY
Heights Of Tatra"-Dvorak, were
plcasingly rendered by Miss Isabelle
Parkman. Piano solos. "Tendrant a.
Valre'-Theo Lack, and "Romaine"
by Frank La Rorge. by Miss Eva
Knowles. Vocal solos. THE River
and the Sea" by Johnson, "Donney
Boy. adoption from old Irish. and
'Habanera" from Carmen" by Miss
Miss Mary Piper will leave TODAY
Tor Washington. d. c., on a sight |
seeing trip with members Of the d.
A. r. of Waterville.
Mrs. George Hustus and Mrs.
Ralph Barton passed yesterday in
Bangor.
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