Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-01
FAIRFIELD.

A pretty church wedding was solemn
lied at the Catholic church on High
street a. 8 o'clock Monday morning
when Miss Elizabeth Laundry, daugh
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Laundry
was united in marriage to Joseph Dus-
ty, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Dus-
| ty The relatives and friends of the
contracting parties We're present. Mr.
and Mrs. Dusty left on the morning
train for Boston. A reception will be
rendered them next Sunday night at
the home of the brides parents Many
friends extend congratulations. Mr.
and Mrs. Dusty will make their home
here. -.;a
Mrs. +. M. Totman has returned to
her home on Island street after pass
ms several weeks with her daughter
at Bangor
The town and village schools will
commence. the fall term Sept II.
The Wnman's Relief Corps will hold
its regular meeting at 730 p. NJ
Wednesday.
Judge William c. Simpson is con-
fined to his home on Main street with
illness. The judge has not been in first
rate neatth Tor some time.
Cortez Smith, who was operated upon
for appendicitis the first of August, was
able to 80 out of doors for the first time
Monday.
Charles Horne has been awarded the
contract to make repairs on the Dr.
f. p. Fish house. He will begin this
morning with a crew of four men.
Tho c,InnjnU nf To
Newhail saw mill has been changed to
the former schedule. i0-hour day One
day this week will be granted the men
to attend the fair.
Miss Esther Eaton chief operator of
the local telephone exchange, is reliev-
cd from duty for one month. She plans
to make trip to New York and Bos-
ton. Miss Minnie Gibson will fill her
place for this time.
Charles Turner of Los Angeles, Cal,
who has been visiting relatives for the
summer will leave this morning for
Eustis, where he will pass several
weeks III the woods with surveying
PARTY He will hunt large game as
we'll as small game.
William Hayes, Walter Richards and
Virgil Saith have returned to this
town from China, where they have been
Tor a several-days vacation. They have
been instrumental in winning games
for the ball team managed by "Bey"
Cole, former Fairfield boy, playing in
some fast games. 80 from South China,
81 from the Ward Bradbury team
from Fairfield, but We're on the los
ing side from Albion, ST.
David King and son Rollins. who |
have been spending few days at East |
pond, have returned home, bringing
fine string of perch.
painful accident He was at work on
I staging and in some way slipped and
in falling his arm was caught on the
sharp end of q stick. The point of the
stake was imbedded in the flesh and
Mr.. Grevois was unable to free himself
until aid reached him. The injury will
&c painful one and keep him from
his work for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S., Crawford re-
turned Monday from Old Orchard,
Where they have-been 'speNPiag a few
lays with relatives. t ~ =;
George Nigue has purchased the
house on King street owned by Remi
-ebri. Mr.. Lebri will soon leave for
8eauce, p. O., where he will make his
home in the future
Mrs. MacClincy and sister Of Houlton
ire guests of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gre
,oS.
j. Z. Atkins returned Monday from
| short visit with relatives in Gardi-
Ter.
The local factory of the Portland
Packing Co. will open today for the
eason. Mr. Brophy has everything in
eadiness and the crop of corn in this
ection is up to the average.
Nede Ware, aged IA years. died at K
us home here Monday, after a short
Illness Mr.. Ware had for a long time
zen a resident of this village, coming
ere from Canada. Several sons and
daughters. who make their. home in
his village. survive. The funeral will
'e held at 9 A. NJ. Tuesday. .0.,.
Arthur Halves and family of Augusta
ire visiting friends here for a few