Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-17
FAIRFIELD
METHODIST GUILD
ANNUAL MEETING

dist guild was held yesterday at the
church vestry.
The meeting was opened with the
singing Of Garry Your Cross with a
Smile" which was followed by the
Twenty Third Psalm and the Lords
Prayer. Singing ITO the Work" then
occurred.
The records of the previous meet
ing were read and approved. The
secretary then gave her report show
ing a membership of $50 members.
That social and business meetings
had been held every month with the
exception of July and August. Pos
tai cards have been sent to all sick
and shut in members. Two churches
outside of this district have asked
for help. and gift was sent in re-
sponse.. the Calls coming from Pitts
field and Machias.
One member. Ida Fletcher Bill has
been married in the cast year and
two members. Mrs. Mable Moreau
and Mrs. Fannie Larbe have been
claimed in death.
The Goth birthday Of Mrs. Angie
Carter was observed by cards, calls.
basket of fruit and anniversary cake.
The guild sent delegates to Richmond
and Clinton to attend the Federation
meetings. They have had three all
day meetings. being at the cottage of
Mrs. Tozier at Lakeside and at the
home of Mrs. Alice Blown and the
church.
Vacation bags were distributed and
collected: Dinner was served to the
Federation of Woman's clubs: Cen
tenary pledge paid: church clean:
piano and hymnals purchased: har-
nnnoy1ohpf. e-1lo onA
per: repairs and furnishings for
church: a gift of gold given to pastor
and wife at Christmas and six dozen
each of knives, forks and spoons pur-
chased.
The treasurer's report was given.
showing a balance in the bank of
$244.30.
Mrs. D. L. Gray, chairman of the
nominating committee then presented
the following officers to be elected:
president, Mrs. Lucy Ireland; vice
president. Mrs. Elipa Wyman: secre-
tary, Mrs. Edith Files; treasurer, Mrs.
Mable Rackliff.
Mrs. Ireland after taking the chair,
presented Mrs. Flora ToZier, retiring
president with silver server in APP
probation of her IL years service as
president.
February, Mrs. Carsie Parlin and Mrs.
f. L. Tozier; March, Mrs. Mary Gray
and Mrs. Edith Files: April, Mrs. Ma
BILE Rackliff and Mrs. Rose MoAuley;
May, Mrs. Edith Tripp and Mrs. Ber-
tina Anderson: June. Mrs. Vida Hun
ter and Mrs. Hugh Johnson: Septem-
her Mrs Alice Brown. Mrs. Annie
Hanlin. Mrs. Fred Spearin: October,
Mrs. Lucy Ireland; November. Mrs.
Eliza Wyman and Mrs. Lucy Hos
ford; December. Mrs. Lura Wheeler
and Mrs Martha Hend erson.
Flower committee, Mrs. Martha
Varney: general work committee.
Mrs. Flora Tozier. Mrs. Edith Files
and Mrs. Bertha Anderson.
Calling committo, Mrs. Mary Gray
Mrs. James Warren. Mrs. Rose NC.
Auley, Mrs. Martha Henderson, and
Mrs Lura Wheeler.
1t was voted to hold an Easter sale
and supper the second Wednesday in
April.
CIV. Bullock of Somerville, Mass,
was in town yesterday.
Miss EVELYN Cow has returned 10
her duties at the Files store after
being out on account of the illness Oh
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph jewell have
gone to Presque Isle, where they VIII
be the guests of friends. While
there they will attend the Mooselink
Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Clark and son
William of Lewiston. ares at the
home of Is. NJ. Bradbury for a lew
DAYS.
Mrs. Perley Gerald of Clinton has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. J.. l..
Reed.
Miss Elizabeth Archer had the
misfortune of compound fracture
of the little finger of her right hand.
the accident occurring Monday night
while tobogganing.
Mrs. Mahlon Crummett and chill
dren Of Clinton are at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Pooler.
Gentlemens night will be observed
Thursday evening by the Social
Neighhors at the home of Mrs.
Susie Ames of Burrill street.
Mrs. Margaret Henderson has re-
turned from Skowhegan after visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Everett
Burnor.