Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-13
FAIRFIELD.
Adam Singir Bound Over
For Serious Offence.
Boy Scouts Hold Meeting
Gathering Brown Tail Nests.
Salvation Army Plans Giving Christ.
mas Baskets-.Personals, Locals.

The Dial Club will meet, Monday
afternoon, with Miss Helen S. Pratt,
High street. Miss Pratt and Mrs. Ga
"a e. Gibson will have papers on
theatrical subjects.
Howard Flood and crew of men will
begin work, Monday, on moving the
old Boardman Cain house on the
Skowhegan road to Fred Lords, where
the latter will have the roof raised
and the building made into a stable.
A rehearsal will be held, Sunday
afternoon, at the Baptist church, by
those who are to take part in the
Christmas entertainment.
Albert Lint, station agent at West
Benton, has returned from few days
visit at his home at Richmond.
Miss Hazel Clark, chief operator at
the telephone exchange, will pass the
week-en with relatives in Lewiston.
Harold E. Weeks was in Belfast, on
Friday, on business.
Percy Crosby, student at Kent's
Hill, is a guest of friends at West
Benton.
Miss jeanette Sturtevant is passing
the week. end at her home at Skowhe-
gan.
Miss Vesta Written has returned
Portland.
Merwin Laid is working at the tele-
phone Office. during the absence of
Miss Hazel Clark.
Mrs. William Mutt has returned to
Clinton. after a visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Clyde Gibbs.
Letters for the following are adver-
tised: Mrs. Leo Chaisson. Box 124;
Ormand Foster, Box 40; Mrs. D. c.
Gerry. Ernest S. Hennesy care w. U.
Telegraph Co.; Monsieur Joseph Jour-
dain. John Gray, Main street; Mrs. S,
E. Thomas, r. F. D. /; Joseph Brock
EFT, Monsieur Herm Trembley (2). Miss
Daisy Trask, Mrs. w. p. Putnam.
Mrs. Lucinda Fish and Mrs. E. G.
Fogg have returned from few days
visit with DR.. and Mrs. E. p Fish, in
Waterville
A crew of five men are engaged In
gathering browntail moth nests from
the trees about Fairfield. The trees are
y
The postponed hearing of the cas-,
of Adam Singir. charged with a seri
Gus crime, was continued, at $3.50 P
NJ, Friday. at the office of Judge H
H. BRAZIL. Because of the conflicting
evidence, the warrant was found t
be void. so it was dismissed and /
warrant under Section /. Chapter 125
(rrevised edition) was issued. Singh
pleaded not guilty. He was fount
guilty and bound over to the term o
grand jury to meet. Jan. "a.
Miss Constance Curtis has enteret
the employ of Emery Brown Co., a
Waterville.
The local troop of Boy Scouts. lie,
by Rev. C. o. Perry as Scout master
held the first meeting in the new
quarters. tthe hall over the printing
offlce) which they are fitting up as
gymnasium and club room. About 8
of the boys were present They viii
hold another meeting, Thursday eve
ming, Dec. IS.
Mrs. Harriet McFadden has return
ed from a two-weeks visit in Guilfor,
with her sister, Mrs. Otis Martin.
Miss Mildred Williams left, Friday
Cor Orono, where she will attend
house party of the S. A. E. fraternity
u. of NJ
Miss Annie Brown of Benton is con
fined to her home by illness.
A party consisting of Mrs. Abbie j
I4add Mrs. w. F. Kreger, Mrs. NJ. E
10 frS Va
Clarkee went to Oakland, Friday, t.
attend the Methodist Christmas sup
rer. sale and entertainment.
Mrs. Lester L. Lewis, who Is receiv
ing treatment at the sanatoriun at At
woods Mountain, is gaining steadil,
and has improved more in the las
month than during the past tw
months.
The local Salvation Army worker
are planning to give a large numbe
OF Christmas baskets to the need,
poor.
The young peoples choir recentl
formed at the Baptist church held
rehearsal. Friday evening, at tn
home Of Harry Plummer A social hou
was also enjoyed.
Mrs. Wilbur Bradbury, Miss Pearl
Bradbury and Mrs. Moses Crosby vii
leave, Saturday, for Lewiston, wher
they will attend the o5th wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark.
The Twice Six Club will meet, Mon
day evening. with Miss Alberta Crum
NETT, West Benton.
Church Notices.
Methodist church. Morning service a
Io.45 A. M; subject of sermon by Rev
e Q. Perry. 1.-The Worlds Illumina ton !