Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-18
FAIRFIELD,
Rural Rouie,P Patrons Warn
ed Against CaTe|essnsss.
Womsns Home Missionary So.
cieiy Holds Meeting.
Other Club Meetines..social aotes
Church Items..personaI Mention.

country people are very careless in
the placing of currency IN the mail
boxes for postage. The following was
taken from the ..R. +. ID. News.
Office OF Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General, washington, Nov. D, 1913.
Postmasters at rural relivery offices
and rural carriers are directed TO bring
To the attention of putrons that it is
the desire of the department that all
first -class mail deposited in rural mail
boxes shall be stamped before being
so deposited.
When this is not practicable coins
left in such boxes for The purchase
of stamps should be deposited in coin
holding receptacies and not inclosed
in envelopes, wrapped in paper, or LETT
loose in boxes. Postmasters and car
riers should give this notice as much
publicity. as possible without incur
ring any expense to the department.
tSigned) JAS. !. BLAKSLEE.
Vernon Kronkite of Augusta is
guest in town of his brother, Melvin
Kronkite, Lower Main street.
Miss Edna Brewer returned, Monday,
HUH -Ntt5 VIM s7i' wa
guest of Miss Hazel Fostel.
The Wonaan's Relief Corps Sewing
Circle met. Monday, at the home Of
Mrs Henry LaPlant Lower Main
street.
II. w Spanlding of North Nassai-
boro is a guest for 4 few days of his
son, r. S. Spaulding
Ralph O. Files has gone to Boston
on a few days business trip.
Daniel and James Gallant will leave,
Tuesday. for Paid Mountain, where
they viii be employed for the winter
in the woods.
Fred Steves and Herbert Narney re-
turned. Monday. from hunting trip
tc, the Moosehead region. These sports
men have been the most fortunate
of anv from Fairfield so far, this sea
son. They brought home all the law
would allow, two apiece, and q black
bear. An especially fine buck was
brought home by Mr.. Steves, weigh
ing 210 pounds.
George Snow of Old Town was IN
town, Monday, on business.
CLYDE Savage employed at Portland.
is passing few DAYS at his home in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Qlhette ghave
returned from North Anson.
Captain William X. Kreger of the
schooner ssdHfs:',i J Lawrence IS pass
ing . few days In town st his home
on Western avenue. Mr.. Kreger's Vesse1
is undergoing fapairs ut Eati.
Miss Angie 2Nitham who h.s been
confined to her hon" on Lower Main
street. for the pas eight weeks. with
typhoid fever. is improving.
Mrs. Fred set1 Of Newport ii visit
ing. this week. relatives "a -1aple
street.
Mrs. .Araaine Smiley % Lewiston
visited relatives IN tawn. over sun
day
Miss Marian Bates has raturne froih
a short visit at 30 srnn and Lynn
Mass.
Frank Baker has gone to Pcston, for
short stay
stillman SAWYER, Samuel Banner
and Frank Baker have completed the
work on the rock-hlled dam AT New
pert ard returned to their homes in
town. The job lasted five weeks
Eli Gregory and his guest. Robert
Roderick of South Gardiner, have re-
turned from Il several weeks hunting
trip - Tom Fletcher's. They brought
back two deer
Mrs. Charles Grummett, west beh-
ton. was hostess Tuesday afternoon,
tc the members of the Merry Ten
Club. A very pleasant afternoon was
passed and refreshments were served
The Woman,s Home Missionary So
ciety of tie Methodist church held a
very profitable meeting. monday att
ernoon, az the home of Mrs. Flora
Files. High street.
The Prollay1 IL society and the La
dies Guild, both of the Methodist
. u,ian ,,eetfae ut the church parlors.
u,iu no Nre T. Drllnmond of Au-