The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-05-14
ALL THE NEWS
from Omerset towns
Fairfield.

this town. who has resided 10 Nashua,
n. Fl for several years past, has return
I'D 10 Fairfield 10 1--we
Miss Miuerva'Kenrick, a trained nurse
kom the Maine General Hospital at Port
land, is here for a few days caring tor her
aunt, Mrs Z. ?. Kenrick.
Charles III Crummett OF the firm OF
Crumme,t & Bragg, wa operated upon
for appendicitis at the Maine General
Hospital at Portland, Friday, and IS no"
improving slowly
Mrs. L A. Anderson, wife OF Agent
Anderson Of the Kennebec worsied mil
of this town, who has been in Portland
for medical treatment for some une past
has arrived home improved in heath.
Mrs. Carrie Vaughan and son, Ken
meth, who have been here for several
weeks past. Tor visit to Mrs Vaughan's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p NJ Emery. re-
iurned to her home in Foxcroit, Saturday.
The news of the death Of Mrs. Laura
/. McNallay of Augusta, wife oil James
McNaly, has been received here Mr.
HcNally was formerly resident OF TINS
town. and was well known here having
lived here for number OF years. She
was born 10 Troy 63 years ago. About
10 wears ago she moved to Massachusetts.
and lived there about five years. returning
to Augusta. where she has since lived
She attended the Methodist church and
died in that faith. A husband and one
daughter. Mrs Harry Goodrich OF Au-
gusta four sisters and two brothers sur
viye her. The interment was at halloween.
Louis A. Anderson, superintendent OF
the mill OF the American Wooden Co,
was given a pleasing surprise just as the
whistle was blowing tor noon, tuesday.
Mr.. Anderson has resigned his position
as superintendent to accept much better
position with another company IN Rhode
Island, and the employees OF the mill wish
ed to have him take with him some token
of their esteem and of their appreciation
of his kindness TO them while he has been
10 charge of the mill. The gift was a
solid gold Knight Templar charm, set
with diamonds. and solid gold watch
chain 10 match The presentation was
made by Paymaster M. L. Adams, who
made neat little speech. Mr.. Ander-
son was taken by surprise, but respond
ed gracefully. expressing his appreciation
of the gift and the feelings that prompted
its presentation Mr.. Anderson has
been very popular with the employees OF
the mill and all are verj sorry indeed to
have him GO although delighted with
what is practically promotion Tor him.
The operatives did not wish TO forget
Mrs Anderson and they have recently
presented her with beautiful berry dish,
berry spoon and half dozen forks. Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson will carry away with
them the best wishes OF host Of friends.
Mrs. o. b. Ames has gone to Hanover,
N. H. where she will spend lew weeks
with her parents, Nh. and Mrs. H H..
Langill, while DR.. Ames is in New York,
studying.
Mrs. w. S. Simp on left Wednesday,
for short visit with friends in Portland
She was accompanied as far as Lewiston
by Miss Florence SulI, who will visit
friends in that city for d few weeks.
John Allen, who has been living in
the Gerald house on Western Avenue,
has returned to Fairfield Centre. and
John Byron, boss carder at the Kenne-
bee mill here, who was recently burned
ont at the Sawyer house, will move in
where Mr.. Allen has moved out,
C A. Lawry has workmen busy dig
ging cellar and laying the foundation OF
his new house which he is to erect on
Winchester street. ohn Brown OF Ben
ton has the contract Tor the mason work.
The work will be pushed as rapidly as
possible, as Mr.. Lawry desires to occupy
the house as soon as il can be finished.
Miss Clara Beane, who has been at
the Central Maine Hospital at Lewiston,
the past 10 days with her sister, Miss
Bertha Became. who has just been operat-
ed upon for appendicitis, returned home,
Thursday night. She reports her sister
as very comfortable AID gaiaing in
strength every day.
Mrs. Elmer Joy OF HaveIhill, Mass ,
arrived in town, Thursday night, for a
visit of several weeks with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Will Libby. Mrs. Joy will
be better remembered as Miss Laura
Libby.
A F Gerald has purchased fine lot
On Lower Main street of f. S Woodman
He is now having SOME trees set out on
the lot. and later intends to build hand
some residence for his own use.
w J. Bradbury. b. M. Bradbury. DR.
F. A. KEowlton, F. {. Gibson and J. p.
Lawry left, Friday, on a fishing trip to
Moosehead lake.