Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-09
FAIRFIELD

noon in honor of her seventh birth
day. Nictrola music and games were
enjoyed. Refreshments of fudge,
! grapes and pretty birthday cake
were served. Eileen received many
beautiful gifts. Those present were:
June Totman, Martha Grant, Avis
and Beverly Alexander, Audrey, Ru-
| by and Eddie Rowe. Margaret Ber-
| nardine and Charlotte Lowry. Doro-
! thy Patterson. Dorothy Mulliken, Ber-
nard and Ophelia Reilly.
The w. c. T. L. will meet this af-
ternoon with Mrs. Albertina Hatch
on Silver street.
! The Cosmos Club will meet this
evening with Mrs. Warren SWEET on
Lawrence avenue.
/ Polls were open Monday for the
| State Election from A. NJ, to 10 P.
F., NJ. There were 148 votes cast. 40 in
regard to the Daylight Saving Act.
s! ia for it and 26 against it. 130
votes to establish an "a" milk grade,
SO against 1t and 81 for it.
Everything is in readiness for the
Fair Supper and entertainment to be
held by the ladies of the Methodist
Guild this afternoon and evening IN
| the church vestry.
A crew of men in charge of Robert
Mcclellan are breaking ground on the
smith property on the corner of Main
and Summit street where a Texaco
filling station is to be situated.
| The Royal Neighbors held their
regular business meeting i'm their hall
Monday evening and the following
officers were elected for the coming
| year: Oracle, Mrs. Mary Richardson;
Vice Oracle. Mrs. Vivian Dorian:
Chancellor. Mrs. Alice Haley; Re-
cording Secretary. Mrs. Mary Ames;
Receiver, Mrs. Addie Mcpherson {:
Marshall. Mrs. Grace Cole: Inner
! Sentinel. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. Outer
Sentinel Mrs. Sophie Drummond:
manager for two years, Mrs. Violet
Alexander: manager for three years.
Mrs. Pauline Moore. 1t was voted to
/ have Christmas tree and covered
dish supper at their next meeting
Monday, Dec. 21st. Each member is
requested to bring something in a
covered dish and a csc present for the
tree. Mrs. Gertrude Bither, Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith and Mrs. Cassie
Poulin are the committee in charge
of the upper.
! The Modern Wooimen will hold a
Public whist party this evening in
their hall.
! The Eleanor Parker Chapter
! Daughter of the American Revolution
will hold an all day meeting today at
the home of Mrs. Charles Lawry on
Winchester street
All who have not been solicited for
the grab bag for the Methodist
| church fair today arc asked TO please
bring something to the church or
leave something at Files store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Carr went to
Portland Monday, where they got
| their little son. Lawrence. who has
been receiving treatment at the Eye
and Ear Infirmary.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hodgkins
who have been living in Harrington,
have moved to Augusta, where Mr..
Hodgkins will be employed and where
they have taken a furnished apart
ment for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Roderick pass
| ed the week In Lakewood
| Mrs. Alonzo Day has received word
from her mother, Mrs. Eliza Hinck-
ley who is passing the winter with
friends in Clearwater. Fla, that she
is we'll and enjoying the wonderful
climate. There Is grapefruit grove
in front Of their home and she picks
some every morning for her break
| fast.
Mrs. e. L. Quimby who has been
visiting her sister and husband, MFR.
and Mrs. George Smell. has gone to
| Washington. d. c.. where she will
make her home.
John Gilman OF China has entered
! the employ OF the American Wooden
J Co.
| Mrs. Cal Atkins OF Pittsfield was
visiting Mrs. Frank Witham, and her
| niece, Mrs. z. c. Smith.
| Rev. Harold Curtis of Rumford was
n supper guest Tuesday of Rev. and
, Mrs. Alexander Henderson.
| Shirley Mason of Stamford, Conn,
| and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Pennell of
! Skowhegan are in town. called here
! by the illness of Mrs. A. M. Pennell.
Ralph Jewell Is in New York on
| business.
| A. II. Totman and Otto Totman
were in Skowhegan Tuesday. where
| they attended the funeral of Joseph
p. Oaks.
Albert Grover returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Brunswick,
Bath and Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Crawford and
Mrs. Ruth Bassett motored to Burn
ham Tuesday. where they visited Mr..
Crawfod,s brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Crawford.
| Mrs. w. S. Hassen returned Mon
day from Bangor where she has been
o. /. c. CLEANER