Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-08
FAIRFIELD.
Members of e. p. Pratt Corps
Guests of Mrs. Mary Gil
man-Pleasant Time
Reported
LIBEL EXPIRES ON LIQUORS.
SEIZED RECENTLY

Mrs Charles Holt left Monday evening
for visit at Old Orchard, where she
will be guest at the Shorey cottage.
Rollins King was at North Arson Tues
day. where he visited friends
Mrs. David King, Mrs. Charles Poolerl
and children are passing several days att
East pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Smith and
children returned Tuesday to Snow pond,l
where they are passing the summer, AIT
er a few days visit at their home in
town.
DR.. and Mrs. william L. Gousse have
returned from a few days stay at East
pond.
Mrs. John A. Partridge have gone to-
Richmond to visit her mother, Mrs. Ha-i
| ley.
Miss Martha, the little daughter Of Mr..
| and Mrs. Adeibert Greenieaf, 10 Ill at the
home OF her parents, lower Main street.
Mrs. Arthur Howe is Ill at her home or
| Western avenue.
John Brophy, son of Sheriff Henry D. /
Brophy, who has been employed at al
large lobster eannery at Charlottetown,
p. e. l., since last Thanksgiving, arrived
In town Tuesday afternoon for q few
days. visit before going to Portland,
where he will pass his vacation.
| Harry Smith of Newport, who has been
guest in town of his father, Cortez
Smith, left Tuesday afternoon for few
days visit at Portland
Miss Ethel Pratt OF Portland Is a guest
in town of her aunt, Miss Helen Pratt,
on High street
Merritt Dicky OF Canaan called ON
| friends i'm town Tuesday.
Mrs. Ruth Merrill returned Tuesday
from a several weeks visit at HartlandI
with relatives.
DR.. l. P. fash went to windemere park,
Unity, Tuesday evening.
| Ford Carl returned Tuesday to his
home at Wellington after weeks visit
In town as a guest of his cousin, Horace,
8. Blakney.
Charles w. McClntock has purcha sedl
the Bunker house on Bunker's island of
Fred Allen.
| The libels expired Tuesday morning onl
two seizures of liquor. The "a pint bot-i
ties of whiskey consigned to Nick White.
Fairfield. Me-, were declared forfeited be-
cause no appearance for the same wasl
made. Jos. DUDE of shawmut made ap-I
pearance for his six quarts of whiskey.
and the goods were returned because no
evidence that the same were for sale
could be established.
Mrs. Rollin C. Clark is passing a.
Few days at Benton Falls as the guest
Of Rev. and Mrs. Lester L. Lewis.
Miss Eva Simpson has returned to-.
her dsoes as stenographer at the
Fairfield Furniture Cos. office, after,
| a few days visit at Portland.
Horny Grit Of the Lawry Brothers
Co.. is enjoying two-weeks vacation
from his duties.
Mrs. Nose Maroon of Augusta and
daughter. Miss Lena Marcou, teacher
at the Springdale Academy Spring.
| dale, Me-, were guests in town this,
week Of their daughter and sister, Miss,
Elizabeth Marcou, head nurse at the
Chase Memorial Sanatorium
Rev. c. o. Perry is able to be out,
after q several days illness.
A regular meeting of Benton Grange,
Will be held Wednesday evening at the
Benton Schoolhouse hall.
Frank Baker of Lewiston called ON.
friends in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Day, Malena E..
Long, o. r. Day. all of Portland, Ore.
are guests at The Gerald for a few
days. The party made the trip from
Oregon to Maine in a six-cylinderl
Franklin touring car. o. r. Day was,
| formerly of Fairfield, Me-, but has not
been here for SO years.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walker re-
turned Tuesday to Oakland after a.
Visit in town with Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-l
seph ellis. upper Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Brown Of Au-
burn returned Tuesday afternoon to
theU home after few days visit in
town with Rev. and Mrs. C. Q. Perry.
Western avenue.
The Priscilla Embroidery Club was
informally but pleasantly entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Walter Smell on Osborne street. The
ladies sewed and light refreshments
were served by the hostess.
The members of the e. p Pratt
Corps We're guests on Tuesday of Mrs.
Mary Gilman on Lower Main street.
During the afternoon the ladies ar
rived and the time until supper time
was very socially passed. At supper
time small tables seating four were
set in the parlors of the Gilman
| home and a bountious Picnic supper
was served to 20 members of the
Corps, their guests, the Grand Army
men and Sons of Veterans. During the
evening the party, young and old
alike, INDUCED in games and sports.
The merry party broke up at a late
hour, all declaring the evening as
most pleasantly passed.
A new telephone has been installed
in the home of w. w. Estes, the call
for which Is 1862.
| Miss Capitola Totman and niece,
| GertruNe Totman, have returned from
a few days visit in Bangor.
Miss Fern Case entertained a party
OF friends Tuesday evening at her
home at West Benton.
| Miss Tess Blanche Bishop and Ar
thur McCronkie were united in mar
riage on Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Ira S. Allen on Lower Main
street. The ceremony was performed
| by Rev. c. o. Perry of the Fairfield