Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-20
FAIRFIELD

IlenyS Crawford Saturday evening
Inc party was given by Miss Ruth
Mcclellan and Miss Meriel Brophy
at the home Of Miss Brophy on High
street in honor of Miss Crawford's
engagement to George Davis. The
dlnlng room table was most attract
lively trimmed with pink and green
The favors were little baskets OF
nuts and little bags of rice tied with
pink ribbon on the ends Of which
were the cards of Miss Crawford
and Mr.. Davis. On the end of Miss
Crawford's ribbon was her engage
ment ring. Delicious refreshments
were served. A most exciting fea-
ture of the refreshments was the
serving of the wedding cake by Miss
Crawford. Miss Frieda Dick receiv-
ing the ring. Miss Meriel Brophy
the thimble, Miss Madeline Wood
worth the button and Miss Ileen
Brophy the penny. In answer to
the ringing of the door bell Miss
Crawford opened the door to find a
pink and green basket filed with
packages by the guests. The open
ing of the packages by Miss Craw-
lord was most exciting, revealing
many beautiful gifts of china, linen
cut glass and silver. The guests
departed at late hour with best
wishes to the happy couple. Those
present We're Miss Rebecca Lawry
Miss Madeline Woodwork, Miss Do
lis Tozier. Miss Helen Davis, Miss
Gertrude Totman, Miss Frieda Kick
MISS Evelyn Coro. Miss Gladys Yves
ton, Miss Mary Mcneil, Miss Sophia
Mcdonald, Miss Gwendolyn Belyea
Miss Elizabeth Brophy, Miss Chris
tine Brophy and Miss Ileen Brophy
At the meeting of the assessors
neld Saturday afternoon the follow
ing were appointed: Chief of police
Joseph Quincy; special police. AL
bert Ferland, Hnery McGraw, Ern-
est Baker. Robert Mcclellan, Wes-
ley Fletcher. special Saturday z, NJ
and Sundays.
The Monday Night Club will meet
tuesday evening with Mrs. George
Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoyt of Kelly
street, who have recently moved
We're given a house warming by
their neighbors and friends. The
evening was passed playing cards
ana Nlctrola music was enioved
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt were presented
WIN a MaXfield Parrish picture. De-
hclous refreshments We're served.
The Mooney Club met Friday eve
nlng with Mr.. w. Z. Briggs on New
nan street. After the regular rou-
line business had been transacted a
soclal time was enjoyed The next
meeting will be with John Lawrv ON
High street. VA
The Dial Club will meet this aft
ernoon with Mrs. A. A. Merrill on
Gilbreth street.
Inc Tag Day held Saturday by
the Lawrence high school was most
successful. A thorough canvass of
the town was made by the high
school girls and few got by them
Wlthout being tagged. One hundred
and one dollars was raised Tho
money is to be used to buv new
baseball uniforms to replace those
iost at the time the high school wa
burned, was
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Beale Of All
gusta were in town Sunday visiting
Iriehds.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jordon
ana children of Peabody. Mass. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Grant ON
High street.-Mr. and Mrs. r. O. Files
returned from Chamberlain Saturday.
Where they have been passing a few
Gays at their cottage-Mrs. Cassie
lafIln passed the week end with Mr..
ana Mrs. Emerson Parlin in Poort-
land.-t1fty members of Fairfield
Lodge. No. IS. j. o. 0. F., went to
Cllnton Friday evening and worked the
thlrd degree.-Mr. and Mrs. c. C. But
'erheld went to Dexter Sunday. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Coiby Lawrence.-Miss Iva Larlee.
VINO Is nursing in China. was in town
saturday afternoon.-Miss Dorothy
Nelson went to her home in Canaan
Friday to pass the holiday-Mrs. Liz
zie iomeroy of Bath arrived in town
saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Pomeroy.-Mrs. William Burgess
ana son. William Jr.. returned Sunday
from Nestbrook, where they have been
visiting relatives.-Miss Lucy Lutz is
dpIe 10 be out again after being con-
nned TO her home by illness.-Mrs.
waiter Henry and daughter Mary of
burnham passed the week end with
IeiatiVes In town.-Mr. and Mrs.
iiarry stafford were calling on friends
IN SkowheSan Saturday.-Mrs. Scott
McNailey of Clinton was visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Charles McClintock Friday
MRS. Lester Nye is confined to her
nome on Bunker avenue by illness
waiter Henry of Lowell. Mass, pass
ed the week end with relatives.-Na-
than Reynolds of Burnham was a BUSH
ness caller in town Saturday-Mrs.
George Clark and children of Clinton
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Cliff
ford on Uppen Main street-Glenna
scott is i'll at her home with pneumo-
nj. Miss Irene B. Ellingwood, r. N,
of Waterville is caring for her-Mrs
feriey Grant returned Saturday from
Portland where she attended session
of the L. o. G. C.-Harry Stafford has
a new Studebaker car
Miss Hester Stone returned to Bangor
Sunday, where she is taking the
nurse course at the Maine General
Hospital. after visiting Rev. and Mrs.
Alexander for a couple of weeks
Melvin Quincy has sold his pool room
TO Eddis Rancourt of Dexter.-Mr. and
Mrs. Orrin Learned will go to Boston
today.-Mr. and Mrs. N. o. Reynolds
and sons. Nathan and Robert, and
daughter Janet, and friend. Mr.. Norton
of Portland, were auto guests Satur-
day of Mr.. Reynolds brother, II. NJ
Reynolds, On Lower Main street, on
thelr way 10 their cottage at UNITY,
where they passed hte week end
Wilbur Bradbury is confined to his
home on Western avenue by the grip.
Mrs. Fred Sleeves is confined to her
home by illness.-Nr. and Mrs. Elmer
Gerald and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spear
in went to Clinton Sunday afternoon
to visit relationships. ]. w. Gaylord
and daughter Peggy of Belfast passed
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