Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-01
FAIRFIELD
Mrs. Sarah ksnriek

Mrs. Sarah kenrick
Mrs. Sarah Blodgett Nye Kenrick
passed away at her home on New
hall street early Friday morning.
She was born in Fairfield. Novem-
Der 26, 1874, and has always lived in
her native town. Her father was
Sturgis Nye and her mother was
Ruth Hincks Nye.
Mrs. Kenrick was the widow of
John Freeman Kenrick and had
three children. Frances Kenrick
Miller, Walter Frances kenrick and
Bessie Louise Kenrick. Mrs. Will
child. The funeral service will be at
the home. II Newhall street, Sun
day at 2.30 p. M.
The Royal Neighbors will hold
their regular meeting in their hall
Monday evening at 1880 sharp. A
good attendance Is desired as cam
didates are to be taken in. All Of
ficers are requested to dress in white.
The Pine Tree Literary met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Mary Coker
of Newhall street A short business
meeting was held after which the
following program In charge of Mrs.
Carrie Putnam was enjoyed. Mrs.
Putnam read very interesting pa
per on the Industries of Maine"
and other articles on the same sub
ject were given by Mrs. Alice Wes-
Mills in Lewiston" Mrs. Mary
Downs; "Shirt Factory in Lewiston"
Mrs. Mary Cocker; Textile Mills"
Mrs. Minnie Adams; THE Sanford
Mills and State Quarries." Mrs.
Alice Marden Brown; Boot and
Shoe Industry and the Sand Desert
of Scarboro." Mrs. Angie Day"
Fishing Industry" Mrs. Harriette
Tyas; Moving Picture Industry"
Mrs. Fred Savage; Lime Industry
of Rockland," Button Factory in
Waldoboro," Mrs. Jennie Fogg. A
social time was then passed. Mrs.
Bertha Anderson favored the COM
pany with piano solo. The meet
ing adjourned with the singing of
the Club song.
The Murray Club will hold food
sale in Lawry's store this afternoon
at p. NJ
A large crowd was gathered at the
Star Theatre Thursday evening to
see the pictures, THE Old and the
New" The Head Camp camp held
in Chicago and a news comedy reel,
put on by the Modern Woodman.
During intermission singing by Roll
Inns and Roland Preble, a buck and
wing dance by Ernest Tatro and
banjo solo by Harry Storey and a
selection by the orchestra was given.
A banquet was served in Modern
Woodman hall after the entertain
ment to those who contributed to-
ward the evenings entertainment.
Clarence Clukey returned Thurs
day from Dexter where he has been
visiting relatives.
Arthur Pooler left Friday for
Aver, Mass, where he will be EN-
ployed.
Carl Thibodeau passed Friday in
Skowhegan with friends.
Mrs. Arthur Holt of Clinton was
shopping in town Friday.
Word has been received In town
Of the death of Robert Horne. the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Horne of Hinckley. Mrs. Horne was
formerly Miss Doris Reyes of this
town.
Mrs. Everette Woodman is able to
be out again after being confined to
the house with laryngitis.
Miss Carolyn Wyman. who teaches
in Hamilton. Mass, arrived in tow,
Friday to pass weeks vacation.
Mrs. Philip Bowker left Friday
for Conowingo, Nd. where MIR.
Bowker is employed and where they
will make their home.
Mrs. Fred Hoyt went to Portland
Friday.
Mrs. Gail Pollard passed Friday in
Augusta with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hodgkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cakes and
family left Friday for Baltimore.
Md, where they will make their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. sylvia Jeannelle have
moved from the Gordon rent on
Summit street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Burke have
moved from the Gerald rent on
Main street to the Gordon house on
Kicker street.
Mrs. Edward Butler and children /
of Skowhegan are visiting relatives ,
in town.
Harold Hinckly has gone to Bos-
ton where he will be employed dur
ing the summer.
Mrs. f. r. Philbrick of Skowhegan |
passed Wednesday with relatives in /
town.
Word has been received from Mr. |
and Mrs. Stanley Goodwin of Wins
low OF the birth of baby boy, born !
April "a. Mr.. Goodwin !
was former resident of this town.
Mrs. Ellen Applebee of Pittsfield |
Is visiting Mrs. H. T. Burns on High !
street. (
Rev. r. ]. Mooney went to Hinck-
ley Friday afternoon where he off,
ciated at the funeral service of little
Robert Horne.