Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-18
FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reed and son
Kenneth have returned from New
port where they have been visiting
Mrs. Reeds mother. Mrs. Joan
Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. A. King and
daughter Pearl are visiting Mrs
Kings mother. Mrs. Frank Marion
eau in LiNermore Falls.
Abbott Nelson. who is passing a
few days at his camp ST SHIRLEY
Pond. was in town Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Silas Lawry returned to the
Pond with Mr.. Nelson and will be
their guests for few days.
Russell Brown went 10 Enfield
Thursday afternoon where he Will
he employed at Herbert Grants
farm.
Mrs. Dorothy nrisko motored to
Old Orchard Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Roundy Of Water
vile.
Miss Susie Thomas and her father,
Mr.. Thomas OF Augusta and Miss
Mildred Eastman motored TO Bangor
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Piper motored
10 Bangor Thursday,
Stanley Stevens is employed az the
Postottice taking the place Of |. Nor
ris Bither who recently completed
his duties.
James Penney Is taking a vaca-
ton from his duties at the post
Office and is enjoying an outing with
his family at Albert Clark'S cottage
at Unity.
Mr.. Hart Of Auburn an agent for
the Huston Biscuit Co, was a bust
ness caller in town Thursday.
J. M
pect Heights Hospital. BROOKLYN. y.
Y, is spending a few DAYS at the
home OF the Misses Mabel and Mat
tie Downs.
Mr.. Harold Learned has complet-
ed his duties at Turner Centre
Creamery and with Mrs Learned
and the children have gone to Car
mel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Wilson
and sister. Mrs Hattie seldom OF
Portland and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Sawyer motored TO Portland. Thurs
day.
Mrs, Herbert Lcmeln entertained
the Weekly Sewing Circle WcdnCS-
day evening at her home on King
street The evening was passed
sewing. social time was enjoyed
and delicious refreshments were
served.
Miss Beatrice Holmes a student
nurse AT the SkowhcEan Hospital is
passing her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. Bert Rich.
The LOYAL Club met Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Joseph Cham
payne. Whist was played and prizes
were awarded: list prize, Mrs. Josie
Raymond; md. Mrs. Fred Ioubicr:
consolation, Mrs. Robert Foster. Re
trCshments were served by the host
Css.
The Ladies' Social Union has started
novel way OF earning some money
this summer. They have started a
Polly Anna basket. First they secured
a market basket and trimmed It. \
blank book and pencil was tied 10 the
handle. In the basket were put do
nations from the people interested in
the baptist church. These articles are
new and mostly practical. Each gift
is entered in the first half of the book
like this. Mrs. A. gives a glass Of
jelly SIS, etc. The basket IN left NJ
q house Mrs. y. looks over tho stock.
decides what She wants t. buy ana en-
tors il in the second half Of the book
like this. Mrs. 10. bought apron, $50
and puts the money in box in the bias
ket. She will then put an article in
the basket (if she has not already done
sol TO keep up the stock, properly en-
tcrinE the same in the book, and pass
the basket to an interested ncighhor.
The basket is not to be kept over two
DAYS.
Mrs. Leslie RCkford and children,
Margaret and Maurice, Who have been
visiting friends and relatives in town
have returned to Smithhcld
Nathaniel Bowller has returned from
Machias, where he has been visiting
relatives for a few weeks.
Ga NJ. Butler Of Portland was a bust
ness caller in town Thursday.
Mrs. Anthony Reed of Hartland Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Joseph Ware,
on Water street.