Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-18
FAIRFIELD

| MISS hdIel fatterSOn and Miss
| Evelyn Bowman passed the week end
in Vassalboro with Miss Patterson's
| grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Kennedy.
Fernald Giles passed the week end
| in Pittsfield with his mother, Mrs.
| Blanche Giles.
Elmer Gerald was in Norridge-
wock Saturday on business.
Mrs. Edmund Philips is confined to
her home in Shawmut by illness.
Dana Danforth who is employed in
Freedom passed the week end at his
| home.
Brotherhood Anniversary at Method.
ist Church
On Wednesday evening of this
week the Methodist Brotherhood
| celebrates the completion of the first
year of its work .-- @
AT $50 supper. served by the
Aides Guild, will be offered the men
I IN the vestry. Following the supper
there will be the election of officers
Tor the new year and other exercises
appropriate to the occasion.
Opening at T.30 with a program of
organ selections by Ruth Hatch
Ames, the feature of the evening
Wv 'iAhSA WI D6-
gins at 8 o'clock and which will be
given by Lottie Edwards York, read
er, assisted by Marsters E. York,
pianist.
. Mrs. York is an artist of great
natural talent. finely trained, equally
at nome in the dramatic and the hui
,norous and always interesting. Mr..
York won many friends at a former
visit to Fairfield
The Brotherhood are looking for a
large audience of men at the ami
versary supper and feel tina. tho en-
tertainment offered should be of in.
terest to all.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle Of tho
CnlYersalist church will meet Tues
day afternoon in the church vestrv
al O'Clock. This will be the annual
business meeting and election of of
Acers. covered dish supper will be
served at O'Clock. Each member is
invited to be present and bring a
guest.
The regular meeting of Fairfield
lodge, /. o o. F.. No. IS. will be held
this evening in their hall.
A good attendance enioyed tho
stereoptican lecture given by Prin,
! coward ). Young Friday yeeninet IN
lne Baptist church under the ans
plces OF the Mems Brotherhood II
was 1ull OF interesting experiences
ana illustrated by pictures which he
LOOK during his camp and army lie
lnterspersed with witty STORIES
which held his audience. through his
experiences from the time he Left tta
framing camp at Devens until ne had
returned home after the armIst;cc
had been signed.
Inc children of the Junior deoart-
ment OF the Baptist church school
Win tnelr superintendent and teach,
yrs enjoyed a social in the chm, ch
oesy saturday evening. A jouy
as et.ne was passed playing games
ana refreshments were served
The funeral service of Me- A.
iaide L. Trask was held E'r;day 60.
noon from her late home on. unner
wan street. Rev. r. J. Mooney The
pastor OF the Universalist church Of
llcIated. There were MANY beaut;fn,
IioWers. The bearers were Georoa
lewis. George Pratt. Henry NeIsen
ana William Abbott. The ren,aius
were taken to Albion for burial IN .ho
family lot. 1iiai IN the
-, MRS. Edward Ware, who has ha.n
III with the grip is improving
MRS. Wllena Pratt has returned
rom the Sisters Hospital where She
mas peen recovering from recent
operation for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pooler of
Montcal mstreet, are the parents If
paoy boy, born January 18th. -
Mr.. and Mrs. William Foster of
water str et, are the happy narenfs
OF oaby girl born January IL.
d. II. Bacon was given a surprise
party Friday evening by the n,enher,
OF GARFIELD camp and auxiliary and
the Never-Say-No Club in their ha1i
I'D Waterville. A most eniovahIa
tlme was passed with games. nus;,
ana dancing and delicious refresh
ments OF cake. coffee, and dough-
nuts We're served. Mr.. C. w. Kew
niston In few fitting words in he
nan OF the company presented NJ
Bacon with Shaeffers life-tirne non
Gil to which Mr.. Bacon feelinplv zoe
ponded with words of appreciation
Funeral of Mrs. Emerson NUT
The funeral service or Nrrs
Emerson Mutt, were held Saturd.w
afternoon at the home of Ar Er.nn
sons mother. Mrs. Eta Mutt an
Western avenue, Rev. T. c. Chapman
/ the pastor of the Methodist church
oHlclatlng. The bearers were VIII
nam Burgess. Carl Duren. Hor.o.
siakneya Albert Moore. The bodv