Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-07
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First prize. Mrs. Fred Loubier: End,
! prize, Mrs. Louis Feriand: consola-
tion. AIRS. Peter Matthew. The next
| meeting Of the Club will be with
| Mrs. Emile Croteau. Refreshments
were served by thS hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Merrill have
| returned 10 their home in Camden
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Foster.
Mrs. P. A. Smith ana Mrs. Mar
| joris Weber were in Bangor Thurs
| day TO attend the funeral OF MIR.
Smith.
There viii, be a meeting Of the
Fairfield branch Of the American
/ Red Cross at the home Of Mrs. B. F..
Racklia, ) Gilbreth street. on FRI
| day afternoon At . o'clock. The pur-
! pose of this meeting is to rs-organ-
| for the roll call to be held from Nov.
| 11-2t, and future activities OF the
branch.
Miss Barbara A. Munson, execu-
| tive secretary of the Waterville
! Chapter, will be present at this meet
| ing and will discuss with those pres
ent some OF the future possibilities
| for the Branch work.
All who are interested in the work
OF the Red Cross and wish to see il
re-organtzed and carried on in Fair
field are cordially invited 10 be pres
ent at the meeting.
You may ask, what will the Red
Cross do in Fairfield II it is re-orsan-
! lied? At this time the Fairfield
Branch Is sharing in the expense in
volved in keeping toselher the fam
/ lily OF an eX-serVice man, until he
/ can come out from the hospital and
assume the burden again himself.
They have. calls made upon them by
the district nurse when she runs on
to needy families in her work. They
do work on compensation claims
still. They have sent doctors into a
| family where the family could not
afford to have one themselves. They
will continue to do all this and
hopes expand. and be able to take UP
other lines OF Red Cross work. il
they receive the support Of the peo-
rle.
AS 1t now is. Fairfeld being I;
branch of the Waterviile Chapter
the work from Waterville is required
to come to Fairfield, and help then,
In any way IN their investigation OF
cases. IN organizing new lines OF
endeavor and otherwise. Do you
realize that If the Fed Cross is drop,
ped there will not be one single pri'
vate society in Fairfield doing fam.
lily welfare work?
Show your faith and interest ii
the American Red Cross by enrolling
at the roll cali this year.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Rafferty, oil
Bangor were recent guests OF rtla'
tlves in town.
recent guests OF relatives in North
Nassaitoro.
MIR. and Mrs. Humphrey Q. Blemis
and family are moving from the Wal
ker house on High street to the Holt
house on lower Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Dearborn are
the parents OF an eight pound boy
born Tuesday November 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mingo have
moved from Shawmut to Brook st.
Mrs. Harry Gibbs il confined tc
her home on High ST.. by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rich are the
parents OF Z IL ID. boy born Wed.
nesday, Nov. 5th.
Mrs. Alice Drew Is confined to hel
home on Main street by illness.
The regular meeting of Merrymeet.
ing Chapter No. 81 O. r. s. will he
held at Masonic Hall this Friday
evening at 7.30 p. NJ. The degrees
will be conferred and refreshments
served. Members of the o. Z. s. be-
longing to other chapter are cordinal-
ly welcome.
T.. b. Ham. who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. william Ham on Maple
street. returned to his home in Unity
Thursday.
Rev. DR.. p. J. Mooney will deliver
a stereopticon lecture on the boob
America" this evening at the Law
renee High school assembly hall al
80 o'clock under the auspices Of the
Literary Society. Special music viii
be furnished by Mrs. c. Guy Hume
and the High School Orchestra will
play. A small admission fee will b.
charged. The parents and friends OF
the school are invited to be present
DR.. and Mrs. Owen B. Ames re-
turned Thursday from 10 days
hunting trip to Saboisafe.
The funeral service Of Mrs. Louise
Hudson were held Thursday after.
noon at her home on Gilbreth ST.
Rev. T. G. Chapman, pastor Of tht
Methodist Church of'ieiatins. There
we're many beautiful flowers. Tht
bearers were W. w. Merrill. Der
BRADBURY. Frank Savage and Car
diner Savage. The burial was N
Maplewood Cemetery.
Henry McCorrison Of Freedom Il
passing a few days in town on bust
ness. He is guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. +. Warren during his stay here
Mr.. and Mrs John Lawry and
daughter. Miss Rebecca Lawry re.
turned Thursday from Mooseheat
Lake where they have been enjoying
y, few days outing.
B. A. Laseel1e returned THURSDAY
from a business trip to Providence
+. I.
Seven members OF the Embroidery
Club met at the home Of Mrs. vii
Crawford on Main street. Wednesda,
evening the occa sion being the cels.
bration Of her birthday. A socia
evening with sewing and crochetinr
was enjoyed The guests presented
Mrs Crawford with silver spovn
t-Lieht refreshments were scrTcd.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Thompson Of
Portland. Mrs. Ernest Blake II rapl
Elizabeth and Miss Bernisce Sjnp-
son Of Norway were recent guests al
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Holt.
Everett woodman went 80 Wood.
stock. y r.. Thursday an BUSINESS.
the Christmas Club will meet wit'
Mrs Jennie Ireland on Kelley stree;
Friday Aft"rnoo't
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