Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-29
FAIRFIELD.
Lively Runaway Saturday,
But with No Damage.
Abljah Brown Of West Benton
Suffers Stroke Of Paralysis.
Club Meetings Today...PefsonaIs
And Other Local Notes.

Miss Vesta Written left Saturday
for Washburn in the interest of the
position which she fills in the Rebekah
Assembly of Maine
Miss Sarah Fuller returned Saturday
from few days visit with relatives in
Clinton.
Willard X. Atwood left Friday night
for visit in Boston and Brookline.
Mass, with friends and relatives.
The Dial Club will meet Monday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Adelia
a. Merrill, Gilberth street.
Mrs. Mary Neal will be hostess Mon
day afternoon to the members of the
Past and Present Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Waite have
returned to their home at Lewiston.
after few days visit in town with
relatives.
Albert Hatch, employed at Oakland,
passed the weekend in town.
Ralph Thompson of Boston is guest
Of his father, Mr.. Thompson, the con-
tractor and builder.
Norman McPhee has returned from
"a visit with his sister, Mrs. George
Mathes, in Augusta.
Miss Edith Spaulding will leave Mon
day for a weeks visit with her friend,
Mrs. Ray Mitchell, in Portland.
stated communication of the Ma
sonic Lodge will be held Tuesday eve
ming, Dec. 80.
Mrs. Arabine Smiley, employed at
Lewiston, passed the weekend as
guest of her father, William Hatch.
Miss Marcia Williams has resumed
her duties at the Fairfield Savings
Bank, after a short vacation at her
home in Madison.
The horse used on the delivery team
of the Fairfield Grain Co. and driven
by Edwin Marden took fright shortly
after noon Saturday while near the
grain mill and ran away. The horse
ran up Main street, across the three
bridges to West Benton. Several teams
were passed on the bridges and what
seemed miraculous, no collisions &C.
Cured. The runaway was stopped on
top of Benton hill in front of the Pills
bury-Jakins store. No damage.
Mrs. Sadie Thomas of Boston is a
guest of her brother, Gortez Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Hight return
ed Sunday to their home in Somerville,
Mass, after visit in town and Al
bion.
Frank Coffin, employed by the Cen
trail Maine Power Co. at Augusta,
passed Sunday at his home in town.
Miss Alice sDuren returned Sunday
to Boston, where she is employed, at
ter a few days visit at her home in
| town.
Mrs. Clyde r. Gibbs has returned
from a visit with relatives at Clinton.
She was accompanied home by her
sister.
Prof. and Mrs. Merlin c. Joy return
ed to Hebron Sunday, after visit
with relatives on the Ridge road.
Abijah Brown of West Benton. over
rs years OF age, suffered paraiytic
shock Saturday night while at a lum-
Der camp at East Benton. His left side
was paralyzed. He is not able to be
removed to the home. of his son,
/ George Brown, with whom he lives.
Roscoe and Ruth Goodwin have re-
| turned to Hebron to resume their
studies at Hebron Academy.
| Mrs. A c. Ladd is Ill at her nome
on Lower Main street.
Mrs. Charles Horne passed the
week end with friends at WaterVlhe.
/ The members of Victor Grange OF
Fairfield Center will serve supper
Wednesday evening followed by
| dance.
Miss Harris of Boston is guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. Charles Danforth'