Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-15
FAIRFIELD.
u, Of M. Seniors Hold
Banquet al The Gerald.
Funerals Of Late Harold {. Rose
and Mrs. Everett Libby.
Lawrence High Wins 20 to 3 from
Freedom Academy Team.
GARDINE

Charles Caldwell WAS here over sun
day from Brunswick. where he has
been employed ON the big job OF the
Aberthaw Construction Co. He will
son go TO Great Works where the
Aberthaw Co. has a $250.008 job under
contract. Several local workmen will
20 there.
Harry Barney. connected with the
First National Bank in Augusta. pass
ed Sunday at his home here.
Secretary Holman of the Board Of
Trade is arranging for a big pamor-
annie view Of the town. A cut will be
made from it and used as a heading
for the Board of Trade literature
which will soon be put out.
The banquet of the Class Of 1911.
University of Maine, was held Satur-
day night at The Gerald, F'ifty-seven
members of the class came to town at
o'clock from Naterville on the troll
leys. enthusiastic over the winnings of
their college mates in the big field
meet on the Colby athletic grounds
They enliVened the night with college
jollities till midnight. when they re-
turned to WaterVille to take the morn
ing Pullman for Orono. Manager AL
len of The Gerald served his first big
banquet to the Maine boys. who pro-
nounced it a fine one, festivities open
ing up at O'Clock. n. G. Wood was
POSTMASTER. The following toasts
were responded to: ibis Record"
NJ. r. Sumner; Whom to DO and
When to Do Him" n. n. Scales.
From Office Boy to City Engineer" l..
J. Wertheim. ex'1l; Baseball" r.
Smith, Track" y. +. Smith "rhe
Five Year Men" H. 2. earle; "A Fore
cast" H. w. Ingham. The committee
of arrangements for the banquet were
d. Hamlin. G. D. Bearce and a. c.
Hammond.
Miss Frances Keene. the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Keene, is much better. after being very
sick for a week with pneumonia.
a daughter was born Saturday night
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles George on
Island street.
Rev. E. w. Webber of Madison de-
liVered the sermon at the[UniVersalist
church Sunday morning in the absence
of the regular pastor, Rev. f. e. Bar
ton. who has been been in Boston to
attend The World in Boston"
The Happy Hooligans. u boys
baseball team from this town, won
10 to over a factory" nire of boys
from Waterville. Saturday.
The funeral of he late Harold Ed
ward Rose was held Saturday after
noon at the homo of MIR. and Mrs
Chas. Rose on Main street. being
private to relatives and a few near
friends of the family. Rev. r. A.
Rich oftici@ted. The bearers were Lee
lana Miller, Lester BroWncl, Leon
Reed and Ralph Libby. Interment was
at MapleWood cemetery.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Everett
Libby was held at 10 A. NJ. Saturday, |
at the Catholic church, being very |
largely attended by relatives and
friends. The beautiful flowers on and |
about the casket attested the high |
esteem III which Mrs. Libby was held
Rev. FIR, Decaive olficiated ard the
regular church choir sang appropriated
selections. The bearers We're Fred and
Edmund Thibodeau, Frank and Joseph
ireNolr, all cousins of the deceased.
inter ment was at tie Catholic eeme-
cry ON the Water1ille road.
Inc ruins of the burnt Heime &
NeWhall mill have nearly all been
iauled to the ground under direction
II Supt Chas. Nichols. All timbers
ire being saved that can be used
gain and such other material from
he ruins as can be utilized in any
way While no definite word is yet
lVen out from the office about re-
'Gilding the mill there is an under
ufrent of optimistic feeling among {
lac toWnspeople that q new plant will
Ventualy arise rom the ruins and
al11leld again be known as one of
ne lumber towns of the Kennebec. =
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~: 5h4reace High 20; Freedom Aead. 3.