Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-06

their teacher Rev. Alexander Hem
derson.
There, supper. consisting of beef
broth, cold roast pork, mashed pota-
toes, brown gravy. peas, apple jelly,
olives, pickles, hot bran mullins; APP
pie pie with whipped cream and hot
chocolate was served by Mrs. Hem
derson, assisted by Mrs George
Smell. The table was prettily decor
ated with flowers and candles. The
supper hour was kept jolly with jokes
and stories and cheers After supper
a hearty sing was enpoyed by all:
accompanied by Thomas Parker at
the piano and Burrill Smell with the
ukelele
The evening was passed in stunts
and games. closing with short bus
mess meeting.
Those present were Mr.. Hederson,
teacher Burrill Smell, Henry Rollins,
Wallace Pillsbury, Leon Savage,
Kenneth Totman. Kenneth Ackley,
Edwin Maddocks. Thomas Parker,
William Plummer. James Wyer,
Floyd Chapman and Worth Brown
the superintendent of the Sunday
school.
The girls of the Standard Bearer
Class of the Methodist church met
Thursday eveping at the parsonage
with their teacher, Mrs. T. C. Chap
man on Western avenue. After the
regular business had been transacted
games were played and refreshments
were served
School Payroll
The Superintendent of Schools of
Fairfield gives out the following ex-
penditures of payroll number / dated
March /. 1926:
Common Schools-Teachin s942.34
Janitor. s104.; Conveyance, $4,000.
Total, $1222.S4.
High Teaching, s522.16;
Janitor. $4,000. Total, $562.16.
industrial Education - Teaching,
$147.20. Total, s147.2O.
Incidentals-Total $4,000.
Physical Education - Teaching,
s4SsS. Total s2OOO5S.
Church Notices
METHODIST. EP-IS OPAL,
CHURCH-Morning Worship at
10:45. Sermon by the pastor on the
topic Prayer, the Highest Express
sion OF the Whole Life" S. S. at II.
Epworth League Devotional service
at in the lower vestry. Topic,
Verbs of Christian Living, To
Know. Community Worship at Z P,
NJ, sermon by Rev. Roderick ]. Moo.
ney, D. D.. Anthem, chorus choir, So
10. John Tibbetts This will be the
last community service.
FAIRFIELD CENTER METHO-
DIST CHURCH-S. S. at Els. Mrs.
Catherine Upper. Supt. Public Wor-
ship at with sermon by the pastor.
Rev. T. c. Chapman on the subject,
The Stewardship Of Prayer"
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev.
Alexander Henderson, pastor. Junior
church school at $3.50. Kindergarten
class at 10.45. Morning worship at
1O.45. Anthem. vested choir, duet.
Mrs. Ray Kilgore and George Goe-
decke; solo, George Goedecke; STORY
for the boys and girls; sermon by the
pastor on the subject Erich in Love"
Church school at II. Young Peoples
service at 5:45. Special speaker, Miss
Vera Rice of Coburn Classical insti-
tNte. Soloist, Miss Wood. Union Ser.
vice at the Methodist church att
O'Clock
SHAWMUT. UNION CHAPEL-s.
s. at 100, Church Service at. $50.
Special music, ladies' quartet. Sermon
by the pastor. Rev. Alexander Hen.
derson
UNIvERSAIIST C UR c H
Morning Worship at 1045. Special
music, church choir. Sermon by the
pastor on the subject "A Royal Invi-
tation. S.. S. at noon. Union service
at the Methodist church at z o'clock.
DR.. Mooney will be the preacher.
Mrs. Herbert Grant Of Clinton who
Is passing the winter In Lewiston
was in town Friday shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. King of Bangor