Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-15
FAIRFIELD
Mrs. Martha A. EArnald

Mrs. Martha A. Fernald passed
away at her home in Benton We'd
neSday evening at els =. NJ. after
a long illness. Mrs. Fernald was
born in Troy in 1854. the daughter
Of Peter Lakeman and Marcia Rand
Lakeman. She married Laban 4.
Fernald. a veteran OF the Civil war.
He passed away only last year. She
is survived by three daughters. Mrs.
Hattie b. Sawyer. and Mrs. Mabe!
Il. Harding of Benton and Mrs. Laura
Graffam of Unity: two sons, Charles
G. Fernald and Roy Fernald of Ben
ton; four grandchildren, Mrs. Sylvia
Pollard and Kenneth Roundy of Ben
ton and Sidney and Linwood Graffam
of Unity: also two sisters. Mrs. ia
mer Dewitt of Saltwater and Mrs.
Llewellyn Clark of Winterport.
Mrs. Fernald was of very cheer
full disposition and will be greatly
missed among her friends
Funeral services will be held from
her late home Saturday afternoon at
2 p. NJ.
Miss Albert Foss is in Bangor for
the day.
Mrs. \. T.. Richardson. who has
been quite Ill is improving,
A large delegation from Benton
grange will go TO Pittsfield to> at
tend a grange meeting this evening
when the Third and Fourth, derecs
will be conferred.
Mrs. La Forrest will go to Pittsfield
today with the grange and then on
to Bangor to visit her sister
is Frances Goodwin, who teach
es at Brownville is a. home for the
Christmas vacation.
Nc Vida
cia. Miss Nellie Rour dy and Henry
Roundy were in Lewiston this week
to attend the State Grange meeting.
The Misses Gladys Goodwin, Musa
Rihcardson, Emily Bradbury, Laura
Ackley. Dorothy McKechnie and
Grace Moore of Pennington Normal
school are at home for the Christmas
recess.
Church Notices
The Sunday morning service at
1O:45. The pastor. Rev. J. C. Bearce
will use as his subject 1.-THE greatest
name. Sunday school at IL o'clock.
At 3 o'clock there WI be a general
rehearsal for the Christmas Pageant
and all who are t. take part are TO
be present In the evening, there will
be q union meeting at this church.
the Baptists uniting and the address
will be given by Rev. r. Fl. Brewster
secretary of the Maine State Sunday
School association.
First Baptist Church--Sunday
morning service at 10:45 the pastor.
Rev. Alexander Henderson giving the
address. Music by the male quar-
tette and a violin duet by Wallace
and Stephen Pomroy. Sunday School
at 2 O'Clock and Christian Endeavor
at 6 o'clock.
The funeral services Of the late
Ethel Pratt Campbell will be held
FROM the home Of Mrs. Horace Park
man, Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. L. r. Kitchen of Watervillc,
who has been the guest of Mrs.
Louis Emerson. has gone to Vassal-
horo, where she will pass the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. W. *.
Ward.
The ladies' Farm Bureau will hold
a meeting at Victor Grange hall on
Monday, December 18th. Home
Demonstration Marion G. Hare will
give a talk on food.
Pupils at the South Grammar
school not absent for one-half day
of the 14-week term: Mrs. Lottie
Burrill. teacher, First Grade-Rob-
ert Penney, Arthur Rollins, Prylis
wentworth. william AmeS, Martina
Ames, Virginia Brown, Paul Bowen
and Violet Dixon; Miss Alice Ladd,
teacher. Grade III-Charles Aver,
Madalyn Cronghite. Marjorie Clarke.
Gertrude Grant. Walter Melvin.
Earle Wentworth, Vivian Wheeler:
Grade II--Peter Brown, Doris Dale,
Hilda Nelson, Jennie Savage.
Mrs. Eunice Hubbord, teacher. Grade
V1I--Carl Ackley. Ethel Bragg. Clair
Gotta. Antoine Rcssignol, Veronica
Sullivan. Leland Glenn.
The girls gymnasium class at Law
renee High school was started this