Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-25
FAIRFIELD

{. w. POoler passed the day Thurs
day in Portland.-Fred Romeo Of
Skowhegan is in town called here to
attend the funeral services of Mrs.
William Ronco.-Miss Beulah Towne
has returned to Long Branch, N. j.,
where she teaches, after passing her
vacation at her home-Miss Mar
garet Donnelly motored to Skowhe-
gan, Wednesday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Bean and children
of Oakland.-Mrs. John Sweeney
of Oakland, was supper guest
Wednesday of her sister, Mrs d. B.
Donnelly.-Harry Bradbury is con-
fined to his home on West street
with the grip.-Carl Piper went to
Portland, Thursday.-Miss Rebecca
Pennell returned Monday from Hart
land and is employed at the Whit
ten restaurant as waitress THE
selectmen started taking the inven-
tory of the town Thursday-E. A.
Covell of Hinckley was in town
Thursday on business-Mrs. Eli
Brown and Mrs. Ernest Brown re-
turned Wednesday from Portland
Glenn Hunt of Thorniyke was call
ing on Harry Patteson, Thursday
II. o. Files went to Augusta, Thurs
day. to attend the Methodist Confer
ence.-Mrs. Hattie Hall returned
from Clinton Thursday where she has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. John
Curtis.-Mr. and Mrs. David David
Firth went to Providence. r. l.,
Thursday where they will reside
Master Clarence Milton returned to
his home in Auburn, Thursday. after
visiting his sister, Mrs. Ernest Rod
erick.-Avis Alexander is confined
to her home on Western avenue by
illness.-Supt. Merlin c. Joy is TAX
ing a school census of the town.
Mrs. Harry Priest of Winslow was in
town Thursday afternoon.--Abbot
Nelson and Ed Jewell went to Oak
Pond to Mr.. Jewell's camp Thursday
Arthur Totman. Silas Lawry, John
Lawry. Stephen Wing. Bernard Nj
chols, Benjamin Bradbury. Wallace
Hill, Percy Smith and Eugene Her.
ring of Waterville went to Pittsfield
Thursday evening.-Miss Elizabeth
Milton and Harold Ham of Auburn
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Roderick.
Shawmut Union Chapel s. s. at
l.3O, church service at go, with
sermon by The pastor. Rev. Alex
ander Henderson. Anthem, Ladies'
Quartet.
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev.
/. {. Chapman, pastor. There viii
e 10 services at the church Sun
cay as the pastor is attending the
Iefhodist conference in Augusta.
Un1versalist church, Rev. r. J..
Mooney. pastor: Morning worship at
lO.4o, with sermon by the pastor on
the subject THE Fundamentals
Versus the Modernist" Anthem.
church choir: S. S. at 11.45: evening
service at {: special instrumental
trio. cello. violin and organ, Miss
Rice. Miss Park and Miss Knowles:
Simple Aveu" (Thome). THE Bar
carole" from Tales of Hoffman
(Bach). THE Flower song"
tIange). solo, Miss Louise Hatch.
Illustrated lecture by the pastor on
THE Iron Horse" by O'Brien.
First Baptist church, Rev. Alex
ander Henderson, pastor: Morning
worship at 1915 with sermon by the
pastor on the subject, with Christ
for Two Years in Fairfield" anthem,
male quartet; instrumental music:
church school at noon: Young Peo-
pies service at 6: CHEEKY Sunday
night service at Z; music, vested
choir and orchestra: subject of the
pastors talk. why l Am a Bap-
tist;" baptism.
A representative body Of women
of the town interested in Red Cross
met at the home of Mrs. Charles
Iawry. Thursday afternoon. to meet
Miss Gladys H. Field. field represen-
tative of the State work from the
National Red Cross Headquarters In
Washington. preparedness, Pre-
vention. Service" is we'll the motto
of Red Cross in times of peace, was
the opening statement of Miss Field
as she brought an Illuminating re-
port of the national and internation-
al work done by the organization. rs
1t worth while?"
At the close social time was en-
joyed and light refreshments were
served.