Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-03
FAIRFIELD.
''WinoWdaIe" Scores Big
Success atope'IraAouse,
Local Talent Does Finely---w||
Be Repeated This Evening.
New Electric Road Stopping Or.
ders...A Wsddlng...PsrsonaIs.

ders.''A wedding .''PeTS0naIS'
The rural comedy "Willowdale" was
presented in the Fairfield Opera house
Tuesday evening to a good sized audience
by local talent under the direction Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Van Duzer of New
York, for the benefit of ST. John the Bap-
fist and Christopher Columbus Societies
of Fairfield. The play was staged in
pleasing manner and the cast. which was
made up of home talent, was a strong one.
showing the careful training of Mr. Van
Duzer The rain kept many away. but
all who missed the play will have an OPP
portunity Wednesday evening to see it
repea ted. The cast of characters:
Joel Bassett, storekeeper and postmaster
Tom skerret, who is IN love with Milly.
Vim. Paquette
Joseph Godfrey, scheming lawyer,
Lem Hackett leader of the village choir
who turns detective, Herbert Fish
Simon Primer, who has rheumatics,
Clarence Dinsmore, who teaches school,
Romeo Doyon
Rev. Mr.. Prosser, the village parson,
Henry Ferland
Mrs. Bassett, who amt afraid to speak
her mind Miss Mabel Tremblay
Mily Bassett, who loves Tom,
PA Miss Esther Richards
Rosetta Gates, Millys friend,
Miss Louisa Girt
Oleander, Bassetts hired girl,
Miss Leona Harrington
Carrie, Story. who borrows things.
Miss Josie Champine
May Blossom, Miss Lillian Brooks
Miss Barber, Mrs. II. II. Fish
Two DRINKS who were put into the
lookup Monday were given hearing
Tuesday morning and after payment
of the usual fine were released.
staff Captain Garabed, better
known as Joe the Turk will speak at
the Salvation Army hall three even
ings, beginning today.
H. c. Hight has returned to his
home in Somerville, Mass, after several
weeks visit in Fairfield and vicinity.
The Athletic Association of the Law
renee High school will give a sociable
Nov IL in Assembly hall.
Paul " Claud of New York City is
remodeling the interior of the Nye
store on Main street and will open a
sand Decent store. The outside has
been given coat of green paint.
The car barn of the Waterville &
Fairfield Railway has been shingled
and an addition is being built onto the
old barn. The new barn will be length
ened before winter.
Orders have been issued to the con-
ductors of the w. & F. Street Railway
that cars are not to be stopped at reg
u!ar stopping places of the road unless
passengers are to be taken or left at
those places. The only places where
the cars will stop without signal from
now on are Silver. Common and Tenn
pie streets in Waterville and Chap
mans Corner and in front of Nye's
store in Fairfield 1t is thought that
this arrangement will make 1t easier
to keep the schedule.
Mrs Roscoe Holway will leave in a
few days for Houlton, where she will
visit her brother and sister.
The funeral services of the late
Frank Richards will be held Thursday
at the Immaculate Heart of Mary
church.
James H. Murray, who has been
proprietor of the Morrill, House for
several years, has moved into the
Fairfield House and will manage that
hotel in the future
Miss Kate Hudson, the New York ar
fist, who has been caring for her ia
Their here during his severe illness, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Stated communication Thursday
evening of Sloan Lodge. No. 90. F..
and A. NJ
Frederick E. Bragg has sold his
house on Gerald avenue to Joseph Ge-
roux.'
Charles Jakins is critically iii with
pneumonia at his home on Western av-
enue
The marriage Saturday evening of
Leon Gibbs and Miss Viva Lamb of
Benton Falls is announced. Mr.. Gibbs
is motorman on the Benton & Fair
field Electric road and Mrs. Gibbs is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuel
Lamb of Benton Falls. Both are pop
ular young people and their friends
wish them happiness.
Miss Lillian Smith returned Tuesday
to her home in Leominster, Mass. af-
ter a three-weeks visit with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Horne.
Harry Lawrence is ClerKlnS dt INC"
Smiths.
Clyde Chapman returned Monday to
his studies at BoWdoin
Benton Grans. Circles will meet at
P. M. Wednesday with Mrs. Harry
Priest
Wednesday marks the closing servic-
cs of Rev. E. E. Davidson and Ohio l..
Hatch at the Baptist church. The work
has been highly satisfactory to both
men. Mr. Davidson's subject Tuesday
was "a trip to the Holy Land" A
large number attended the meeting
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Davidson will
take up his work in New York in a
few days.
METHEGLlN AND HYPOCRAS.