Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-29
FAIRFIELD

Wednesday, Dec. "a. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Fish OF High street quietly
celebrated their 50th wedding ami
versary. They were married in CAL
ais so years ago and the weather
was the samee as 1t was here this
Dec. cath. They were the recipients
OF several pieces OF gold. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fish were dinner guests of Mrs.
Frank Choate and daughter, Mrs.
SweIt of Waterville. On Christmas
day Mrs. Fish celebrated her 10th
birthday and was entertained by Mrs.
Lizzie Cross and sisters Of Water
vile.
Miss Helen Woodman Is apparently
the best guesser as to weights In
Fairfield for she came the nearest to
the weight Of the candy cane which
has been hanging In Hollis candy
store during the holidays and is the
happy possessor Of the cane.
Chauncey Brown of Enfield Is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. 0.
Brown.
The Ladies' Social Union Of the
Baptist church will hold their annual
Christmas tree in the lower vestry
Tuesday at 3 p. NJ. Gifts not over
25 cents in value will be exchanged.
Mrs. Nettie Whitney. Mrs. George
Shell and Mrs. Alonzo Tyas will be
the hostesses. All ladies' Of the church
are invited to share the JOY of this
afternoon.
The election of oficeks OF the
George o. Grover post, No. IA, Ameri-
can Legion. will take place at their
hall Tuesday evening. Dec. 30. at 1850.
All members and every ex-serv1ce
man in Fairfield and Benton are
urged to attend. The Legion has
been very fortunate In securing the
services Of Samuel Freeman of Wat
erville as director and coach for the
annual play which will be presented
in the latter part of February. Other
important business will be transact
ed. -,
The Monday Night club will meet
with Mrs. William Morrissette.
James Waldron returned from
Boston. where he has been passing
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Ward.
r. l.. Ridley returned to Portland
Sunday after visiting Mr.. and Mrs:
David King for several days.
Kelsey Robinson of East Benton
passed the week end with his aunt
Mrs. Lewis Emerson If Gerald Ter
race. A..
Miss Inez Reed returned to Au-
eral days at her home.
The Past and Present Club Will
hold their Christmas party and tree
this evening at 7.3O with Mrs. r. .
sTozier on High street.
Miss Caro- Chapman returned 10
Decriny Sunday after passing the
christmas recess with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chapman.
paul Hamilton of Skowhegan was
a business caller In town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon, Hall ana
aaurhter. Theresa and Mrs. Louise
Iarabee returned Friday from
brooks, where they passed Cnris..
mas with MIR. and Mrs. Wilham
Rowe. ,. ,r,ss
Edvtbe Knowlton and Mrs. SWEET
,.ore ruests Christmas day OF DR.. ID.
Knowlton In winthrop. mrs.
Enowlton and Miss Edythe knowl,
TON are remaining for a Few days
visit. x,r,- he.
,,,, work on the new Masonic cIuo
saar, which Is to be made from the
of,ice formerly occupied by Dr; e.
- Hooner in the Masonic block. :,
Mr. and Mrs. Granville Reed ana
children Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Fennen
Of Skowhegan were guests Tn''S
mas day of DR.. and Mrs E
Tozier. n., Mass
Harry Furber of Boston, Mas n.s
nassed the holiday with ms psi'
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Furoer.
Mr., and Mrs. w. w: Nye sna Saw Sav
yu;iiiam. Jr., passed Christmas da.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cnenes N
SON In Chelsea. =. uorces-
Harry Case returned 20 nessinr
ter. Mass, Saturday after ~ Wr
the holiday with his paren, p,. :. reat
and Mrs. John Case on D a,.rass and
Mr.. and Mrs. Char.es saturday