Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-20
FAIRFIELD

The regular meeting of the NJ, w.
of A. was held Tuesday evening In
their hall After the meeting a class
of candidates were initiated. ke'
freshments were sefyed.~The Meth
odist Guild met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. w. 8, Small on Osborne
street. The afternoon was passed
sewing and embroidering for the
Easter sale.-The jolly Eight met
with Mrs, Eugene Williams on Bunker
avenue Wednesday afternoon. So
cial afternoon was passed doing fancy
work and refreshments were served
Ernestine Haynes, the little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Haynes.
entertained several of her friends
Tuesday evening at her home on Elm
street, the occasion being the cele-
bration of her fourth birthday. Games
were played and radio concerts were
enjoyed. Ernestine received several
gifts from her friends. Refresh
ments and a birthday cake with four
| lighted candles on it were served
The Lariin Club met Wednesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Eben Smith. A So
ciai time was passed and victrola mu-
sic was enjoyed. Refreshments were
| seryed--The Neyer-Say-No Club met
| with Mrs. Charles Remission on Kelley
street Tuesday evening. The eve-
ming was passed in a social way with
sewing and fancy work and refresh
! ments were served. Those present
| were Mrs. Esther Bither and Mrs.
Elizabeth Harding OF Waterville, Mrs,
| Agnes Lowry. Mrs. Florence Bacon,
Mrs. Charles Remission and Mrs. Bes-
sic Carter.-Mrs. Carl Wheeler gave
birthday lunch Tuesday, Feb. II, for
her sister, Miss Katrina Young, in
honor of her 18th birthday. Those
present were Mrs. Clara Wheeler,
Miss Hazel Young, Miss Katrina
Young. Miss Virginia Peck. Miss WV
ian Wheeler and the hostess Mrs.
Carl Wheeler.-Mrs. Sarah Pepnell'
Reed returned to her home in Show
hogan Tuesday after visiting DR.. and
Mrs. L. l.. ToZier.-Edgar Ford of
/ skowhegan was a business caller in
town Tuesday.-Harold Weeks. was in
i Skowhegan Tuesday on business
Mrs Marshall Hall and daughter of
Clinton passed the day Wednesday
with Mrs. Roscoe Clifford.--Mrs. Leal
Watson Of Somerville is visiting Mrs.
| II. T.. Ware.-Mrs. Annie Stoves and
| Mrs. Leslie Estes returned to Pitts
| field Tuesday after visiting relatives
in town.-Charles Lawry went to Bos-
ton Wednesday on business-Miss
Blanche Webster returned Wednesday
| to Augusta after visiting friends in
town.-Mrs. George Brown will go to
Boston today to visit her son, Her.
man Brown. who is at the Fenway
| Hospital.-Delphis Cloutier went to
Dexter Wednesday to visit relatives.
George Litchfeld Of Augusta was q
business caller in town Wednesday,
| Miss Lucia and Elizabeth Conner
have received word from Haverhtll.
| Mass. that their niece, Miss Barbara
Brooks, Is In the hospital where she
was operated on for appendicitis-Ed
Blake Of Portland was business
caller in town Wednesday.-Herbert
Dorian went to Bowdoinham Tuesday
where he will visit his mother on his
| way to Boston.-Mrs. b. L. Nichols
Is confined to her home on Kelley
street by illness.-Mrs. J. w. Kennedy
of Vassalboro and Mrs. w. II. Kenne-
dy Of WatervilIe passed the day
! Wednesday with Mrs. Harry Patter-
| son-Mrs. Lydia Noble of Pittsfield.
who has been caring for Mrs. Vesta
Pray, went to Detroit, Mich, Wednes-
day.-Alrs. Margaret Coleman of
Brunswick. division president Sons of
Veterans Auxiliary is visiting Mrs.
J. H. Bacon.-R e. Ware was in Bow
doinham Tuesday on business.-Wal-
{ ter Ross has had telephone installed
at ihfs home on Kicker street, the num-
Der of which is 1373.-Mrs. Agnes
| Lowry is confined to her home on
/ Kelley street by illness.-Mrs. Louise
p. Minot, who has been visiting Mrs.
! Allan Hackett and Mrs. Merle Hunt,
has returned to her home in Halo
well.-Miss Celina Cakes and niece.
Jean King, have returned from New
port where they have been visiting
relatives.-Willfs Hall celebrated his
soth birthday quietly at his home on
Main street Tuesday.-Wesiey Fletch-
err has completed his duties at Reyes
Fibre Co and is employed for the W.
& +. Railroad-Harry Story has
moved from The Settler rent on Law
renee avenue to Main street.--Mr. and
/ Mrs, c. w. Walker passed Sunday
with relatives in Augusta.