Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-10
FAIRFIELD


Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Rose Heath on Hatch street. A
social time was passed doing fancy
work and refreshments were served.
The Methodist Guild met in the
lower vestry of the church We'd
nesday afternoon, an enjoyable time
was passed sewing and refresh
ments were served by the hostesses,
Mrs. w. S. Small, and Mrs. George
Farnham.
The Embroidery Club held a sur
prise birthday party Tuesday even
ing at the home Of Mrs. Gail Pollard
on Kelley street, the occasion being
the celebration of Mrs. Pollard's
birthday. a delightful evening was
enjoyed doing fancy work and re-
freshments were served. The guests
presented Mrs. Pollard with some
pieces Of china.
The Garfield Club met with Mrs.
Carl Wheeler on Gerald Terrace,
Tuesday afternoon. One new men,
Der was taken in, Mrs. Mabel Mad
docks. Mrs. Mildred Estes and Mrs.
Isabelle Penney assisted in serving
contest lunch.
An alarm was rung in Wednesday
morning from Box 20, for fire at
the home of H. o. Brown on lower
Main street, which caught from
sparks from the chimney, but was
quickly put out by the Fairfield
Fire Department by the use of
chemicals, doing no serious damage
except to burn a hole in the roof.
The annual meeting of the Fair
field Fire Department met Tuesday
evening at the Engine House A
steam clam supper was enjoyed
after which the business meeting
took place. The following officers
were elected for the coming year:
Chief, Carl L. Duren, Assistant
Chief, Everett Woodman; Captain,
Ormonde w. Lawry; LIST Lieutenant,
Frank Lemelin. Jr.: End Lieutenant,
Russell Zeaman; Clerk, W. S. Simp-
son; Steward. Will Flood.
The winners of the Masonic
Tournament were given supper by
the losers Wednesday evening in
| their hall. A delicious supper of
chicken pie, squash, boiled onions,
pickles, hot rolls. apple pie and ice
cream and coffee We're served by
the ladies of the Eastern Star at
$50. The tables were trimmed with
| potted plants.
Mrs. VIII Ireland has returned
from Detroit. where she has been
Passing few days.-Miss Louise
and Faith HinckIey have returned
from Hinckley where they passed
their vacation with their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs G. w Hinck-
| ley.-Mr. and Mrs. Percy Shower
and daughter. Pearla, left Thurs
| Thursday for Burlington, Vermont,
| where Mr.. Shower will be en-
ployed.-Mrs. George Poland, who is
temployed at Emery Browns in
Waterville, is passing few days at
her home caring for her husband,
who IS ill.-Mrs. Archie Sanderson
OF Clinton is employed at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Newau on
High street.-Mrs. w. p. Hinckley of
Hlnckley was in town Wednesday
afternoon.-AIrs. Jennie +. .reser
VIII go to Newport today to speak at
'he Gentiemen's Night of the New
port Wonan's Club.-Charle Move
ol augusta was in town Wednesday
on business.-F. w. hogan of BAN
Gor was a business caller in town
Wednesday.-Lincoln Reed was a
business caller in Bangor, Wednes-
day.-Benjamin Bradbury and Ben
Coie are putting a fresh coat of
paint on the fence of Maplewood
Cemetery.-W. f. Drummond return
ca Wednesday, from Bath. where he
| mas been employed for the Central
Name Power Co.-N1rs. Herbert
Brown will go to New York TODAY
70 visit her sister, Mrs. Ralnh
Drlsko.-Miss Rosa uodGkins of
Waterville is substituting for Miss
Helen llodgkins, the teacher of Do
lnestic Science. who is iu.-sIrs
Hazel Wood Whitcomb of Hallowell
passed the week end with her father
l.: l.. WOODLANDS. Ethel CoIweu,
VINO mas been passing several DAYS
IN Natervil;e with her sister. Mrs,
l. Il. StearnS, has resumed ber
/ duties at the home of Charles Dan
forth where she is employed.-Tbo
iirst dandeliOn found in this yiciritv
was picked by T.. l.. Woods.-Harry
/ Mafdcn, who has been i'll at his
nome is able TO be out again.-NIrs
MeliSsa l-arcy of Chocorria, n. H.,
| y visiting Mrs. T.. l.. Fairbrother =.
Mrs. Annie Wood and Mrs. Annia
iastoW End children have returncd
10 thclr home in Froedom after visit
ing Nlr. ana Mrs. George Bastovy IN
Maple street.-B. w. Arnold has mn
CHASED new Buick coach.-Mrs.
Abble A. Horne. who has been IN az
the home of her daughter. Mrs Alton
Mace, is Detter.-Mr. and Mrs. STAN
icy Goodwin and son Reginald of
Nlnslow were recent guests Of Mr.