Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
FAIRFIELD

The special meeting of the CniVer-
salist Sewing circle which was to
have been held Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. +. ]. Robinson will meet
this afternoon SO as not to conflict
with the Rebekah sale and supper.
A public whist party was held In
| the American Legion hall Friday
evening. Prizes were won by ladies
LIST, Lillian Page; End, Pauline Blair,
Gents: LIST, Raymond Wyman; End
Harrison Gray. Refreshments of
sandwiches, cake and coffee were
served. Another whist party will be
held next Friday evening in the same
hall. A week from Friday the Legion
will start a series of whist parties.
An Armistice Day ball will be held
in the American Legion Hall. Nov.
18th. 1t is hoped that all the dancers
will patronize this ball. Good floor,
good crowd and new dances will be
enjoyed during the evening.
The Misses Ida Beaulieu and Mill
bred Clifford delightfully."- entertained
several of their friends at q Halo
we'en party Friday evening at the
home of Miss Bealieu on Maple
street. The rooms were tastily dec
grated In Halloween trimmings, Hal
lowe'en games and stunts and music
was enjoyed. Refreshments of ice
cream, cake and candy were served
The guests departed at a late hour,
all voting a. good time. Those pres
ent were: Evelyn st. Peter, Doris
Ham, Virginia Ayre, Doris Brown,
Elsie Moseley, Phyllis Goodrich, Mar
jorie Blakney, Florence Larlee, Hell
ena Thibodeau, Loretta Charity and
the hostesses, Mildred Clifford and
Ida Beaulieu.
An alarm was rung in Saturday af-
ternoon from Box % for an oil fire at
the Tydol Filling station on Lower
street. The blaze was put out before
the Fire Department reached the
scene and the all out whistle was
sounded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melbourne Cronkhite
gave a joint birthday and Halloween
party at their home on Robinson
street, Friday, in honor of their chill
dren, Madeline and Donald. The
guests were greeted at the door by
ghosts who led them into the house
which was decorated with jack-o-
lanterns. Games, Halloween stunts,
singing and dancing were enjoyed.
Refreshments were served with a
large birthday cakes for Madeline and
Donald and one in honor OF the
guests. They received many beauti-
full and useful gifts. The guests de-
parted at q late hour to their homes
wishing Madeline and Donald many
happy returns of the day.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Coleman Brewer and daughter, Helen
and Mrs. Joseph Rollins and son Cor
don and Ernest Shorey of Augusta
Mrs. Elwood Norris and children,
Iafn
Violet Florette. Doris Thibodeau, Ar
thur Marcoux. Ellen Heath. the Miss
es Florence, Doris and Eva King,
Miss Ethel Marcoux, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Reed, and daughter. Thelma,
PhiIip Reed. Miss Susan Hatch and
Harry Brewer.
Miss Bernice Maude Chapman was
given a miscellaneous shower by
Miss Alice Mcdonald and Mrs. D. 5.
Newman, Friday evening at the home
of. Mrs. Newman on Lower Nam
street. The house was prettily dec,
Grated in Halloween colors. A social
evening was enjoyed playing games
and refreshments of hot chocolate,
sa ndwiches, cake, peanuts and candy
we're served. Those present were Ma
ria Mcdonald, Gladys Weston, Mary
McNeal, Gertrude Totman, Frieda
Kick. Hazel McAuley, Mrs. Olive NC
Auley. Helen Anderson, Dorothy Nell
son. and Margaret Brogan OF Lewis
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Chapman ana
son of Belfast were visiting MRS.
Chapman's parents, Mr.. ana MIS-
George M. Chapman, Friday even
ing.
Miss, Frances Park of Bangor is
visiting Miss Barbara Hassen on Elm
street.
Mrs Irving Written of Clinton was
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles NC
Clintock, Saturday.
Chauncey Brown and Miss Edythe
Gray Of Old Town passed the week
end with Mr.. Browns parents, Mr..