Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-02
FAIRFIELD

4 The Churchman'S Brotherhood of
the Baptist church will meet in the
lower vestry, Wednesday evening.
| Supper will be served at $50. Prin-
| cipal E. G. Young OF Lawrence High
| school and Prof. Edwards of Colby
will be the speakers of the evening.
An all day meeting of the Woman,s
I Missionary society of the Baptist
church will be held in the lower YES
| try, Wednesday. White Cross. work
| In the morning. Covered dish din
| ner at noon. There will be an In
teresting program in the afternoon.
The girls of the True Blue and
Corinthian classes of the Baptist
| church will hold sale of baked
| beans and cooked food in Lawrys
store, Saturday afternoon.
Lucille Pooler was given a surprise
| party Saturday afternoon by l3 OF
her friends at her home in honor of
| her 14th birthday. Games were en-
joyed and refreshments Of fudge,
peanuts, popcorn and a birthday
cake with IA lighted candles on it
were served. She received many
pretty little gifts
The Modern Woodmen will hold
| their regular meeting in their hail
tnlS evening at $50.
Mrs. Clyde Savage will entertain
the Needlecraft club at a birthday
dinner and all day meeting Wednes-
day at her home on Mace street.
The Past and Present club met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. George
Chapman. There were IA members
present and two guests, Mrs. Eugene
Herring Of Waterville and Mrs. +. w.
Knowlton of Albany, n. Y. The
meeting opened with singing Amer
lea, the Beautiful" after which Mrs.
Minnette Simpson read a most in
teresting paper on 1--WE Americans
| which showed much thought and re-
| search work and was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Perly Grant pleased the COM
pany with two vocal solos, Where
Blooms the Rose" and "StiIl as the
Night" accompanied by Mrs. Har-
riette Lawry at the piano. The
meeting closed with the singing of
| America. A social time was passed
after the program and delicious re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess.
Rev. T. c. Chapman, Rev. r. +.
Mooney and Rev. Alexander Hender-
son attended a meeting of the Pas
tors Union in Waterville Monday
morning. Rev. Mr.. Pinkerton of Oak
land gave a talk on Church Benevo-
lences."
Miss Madeline Salia returned to
Augusta. Monday, where she is en-
pioyed after passing the week end at
her home.
Charles Hale Of Norcross, Ne, who
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Nell
son passed Monday with friends in
North Vassalboro.
Mrs Franz KpNxri%o~ - a.L. ~
| r, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r.. A.
knowltou on Winchester street.
Mrs. Roscoe Clifford went TO Naw
York Monday to pass several weeks
with relatives.
Rev. Alexander Henderson viii go
TO Bangor today to attend Convoca.
ton Week at the Theological semin-
airy.
Mrs. Mary Porter went to Bingham
Monday to visit her parents.
| MT. and Mrs. Fred Wentworth and
FAMILY are moving from Summit
street to Upper Main street.
| MIS-. John Quincy took her little
son to Portland Monday where he
will undergo an operation for his leg
at the Children's Hospital.
Mr.. II. j. Smith Brewer was visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Robinson Mon
day.
Mrs. Howard Wyer has resumed
| her duties at o. A. Learneds' Store.
after enjoying three weeks vaca-
| ton. -, :. -
Rev. Wentworth Roger libby OF
Andover, Mass, was in town Monday
to attend the funeral of his brother.
Ruben Libby.
| CENTER-The home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Williams, North Fair
held, was very festive place Jan.
70. when in honor of their 25th we'd
uing anniversary, they entertained
the Following guests at dinner: Mr..
and Mrs. Huber Holt. Mr.. Allie
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Chapman
and son Kenneth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Hoxie and daughter, Laura.
Mrs. Mira Hodges, Mr.. e. J. Emery
and Mr.. d. A. Corliss.
An enjoyable menu was served By
Mrs. Georgia Hoxie and Miss Vera
Archer. During the evening so
friends and neighbors We're enter
tanned. Refreshments of ice cream,
cake and coffee, were served.
In token of respect to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Williams, these friends presented
them with a half dozen silver knives
| and forks; a pair of silver candle
| sticks, lustre ware nut set and a
dozen sterling silver teaspoons. They
were also Recipients Of gifts Of
silver and other articles from reia-
! tives.