Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-11

many fraternities including the Meri-
dian Lodge, No. 125, T. and A. M, Ira
Berry Royal Arch Chapter, Phlentoma
and Halifax Canton, the Knights Of
Pythias, American Legion and Rebe-
kahs.
|. Mr.. Fairbanks was very popular
among the younger set of the town
and had a large circle of friends who
are deeply grieved at his early de-
mise Much sympathy is extended to
loss and bereavement.
The funeral will be held Friday at
o'clock from the Universalist
church and will be under tho auspices
of the /. O. o. F. ana the American
| Legion. The Odd Fellows will take
the body from the house to the church
l.where they will perform their service
and the American Legion will then
take charge of the body and escort
the body to the cemetery. =
! The Sunshine class of the Univer-
salist Sunday school will give Pen
ny social in the Sunday school rooms
Friday, Jan. 18th at 7.30. The pro-
coeds will go to the Sunday school.
4, 1t will cost a penny to enter, a penny
a game, penny candy will be on sale,
you can cross the Indian fortune tell
, ers palm with five pennies and have
your past, present and future read,
also you can procure a picture of
your future spouse or sOul-mate for
a penny AMI pay a. penny to leave.
| Everyone come well supplied with
pennies. We would like the grown
ups to attend as well as the children.
| The many friends in town of Hiram
| r. OrdWay. of Augusta, formerly a
resident of this town for number of
! years will be interested to learn of
! his marriage to Mrs. Annie E. Fitch
Of Augusta which occurred at the
Baptist parsonage In Augusta Satur-
| day, Rev. Howard II. Brown officiat-
| ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Ordway were at
ham. Mr.. Farnham is a brother of
i the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Ordway have
many friends who will extend con-
gratulations and we'll wishes.
There will be a snappy game of
basketball at Union hall Saturday
evening, Jan. IA. when the NJ. c. l.
five will try conclusions with the Col
! by '25 team. .... .,.
Capt. William l.. Ross was a bus
mess caller in Palmyra, Tuesday.
r. i. Pennell of Detroit was in
town Tuesday on business.
Mrs Edith Burns and son Gardner
| Burns were in Fairfield Monday to
attend the funeral of the late Harri-
son Burns.
DR.. and Mrs. e. c. Bryant Of Au-
gusta were in town Tuesday after
| noon attending to matters of busi-
ness and calling on friends. Dr..
Bryant attended a stockholders
meeting of the Pittsfield National
bank.
Mrs Daisy Seekins went to Main
stream Tuesday night for a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Seekins.
There will be basketball game at
Union hall Wednesday evening be-
tween Headquarters Company and
Clinton A. A. A hot contest is ex-
pected. On the 18th, the c. Fl. Rice
Co Of Bangor and the Clinton A. a.
will try conclusions on a Pittsfield
floor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nutter were
in Detroit Monday to attend the flu
neral service of Mrs. William Rus
sell
Mrs. Frazer and Mrs. l.. o. Clement
of Detroit were in town Monday to
pass the day with Mrs. Clements
sister, Mrs. Emma Libby
Mrs. B. T. Shaw of Bangor return
ed home Monday after a visit in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Goodwin.
The many friends in town of Miss
Jennie LaDame. daughter of Mrs.
Lydia LaDame of, North Main street.
will be interested to learn that she
is member of the Beech Grove club
of Pittsfield, Mass, and that with a
party of II Boston girls has been in
the Berkshires enjoying winter
sports. The party of 90 went by
sleighs to Lebanon and Richmond
Pond, where they had a most enjoy
able time. Miss LaDame is a gradu-
ate of the Maine Central Institute in
the class of 1918.
Postmaster S. Herbert Frost has
recently established parcel post