Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-18
FAIRFIELD

Fred Howe. who has been in Bos-
ton and Portland for week or IL
days. returned home Thursday.
I Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Roderick J.
Mooney have engaged the Stratton
house on Bunker avenue and will
move into it the first of May.
Mrs. Alden Allan and three chill
dren from Eastport, Me-, are visit
Ing Mrs. Allan's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Marden. Main street. for
q few days.
Friends of Mrs. Ruth Goodwin
Basford, who has been at the Au-
gusta hospital. recovering from an
appendicitis operation, will be glad
to know that she has returned home.
Mrs. Flora Files went to Lewis
ton. Thursday afternoon. where she
will visit her sister. Mrs. Aroline
Files. for a few days.
1.-THE Faithful class of the Ju-
nior department. First Baptist
church, met last evening with Pearle
Luce, Preble street. The evening
was passed in a social way, playing
games. and music was enjoyed. Ice
! cream and saltines were served.
Those present beside the hostess
were: Mrs. Viola circuit. the teacher
/ of the class: Doris Ham, Ethel
Brown. Louise Hinckly, Louise Bith-
er. Hazel Clifford and Ruby Rover.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ranger. who
have been passing the winter in
GAINESVILLE, Fla. arrived home on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin entertain
ed the Embroidery Club Wednesday
evening. at her home. A social eve
ming was passed doing fancy work
and delicious refreshments of Welsh
rarebit on crackers. pickles. lemon
pie. cake. fancy cookies and coffee,
were served bS the hostess. Mrs
Nellie Merrill was the guest of the
evening. Mrs. Lloyd Sykes gave the
club cordial invitation to a 6
o'clock supper at her home in North
vassalboro next Wednesday. Apr. %.
The Sewing Circle Of the Woman's
nelief Corps met in their hall on
Wednesday afternoon. The time
as passed working for a fair that
ley are to hold in the near future.
I $50 picnic supper was enjoyed.
,lowed by the regular business
Getting. After the meeting readings
;ere given by Mrs. Rose Holt. Mrs.
'nnie Jones and Mrs. Mary Priest.
trs. Buck was the guest of the eve
ing.
c. e. Philbrook. Maiden. Mass,
m agent for J. T. Ingersoll Co..
lille in town Thursday. called on
is cousin. Leslie Ames.
An alarm from Box AZ called out
he fire department at $40 Thurs
lay morning to find that fire which
rad caught in the chimney of Chas.
Iatch's house on Western avenue
vas burning the roof. The depart
ment quickly extinguished the fire
and an insurance will cover the
damage.
At the Methodist conference in
Portland last week Rev. J. c. Bearce
received an appointment to Sanford,
Maine. This announcement brings
deep regret to his Fairfield churches
and community friends for Mr.. and
Mrs. Bearce lin the four years of
their passionate have made a place
for themselves in the hearts of the
PEOPLE. Mr.. Bearce came to the
Fairfield charge from Rhode Island
where he was doing 7. NJ. c. A.
work In the service of the Navy.
revious to which he had pastorate
Mettapofsett. Mass.
The best wishes of his friends will
ollow him to his new field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hodgdon. Clin-
ton, were calling in town Thursday.
Baptist Class Entertained
The Charaboathians,.. a class OF
young Ladies' In the First Baptist