Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-09

called to order in the Engine hall by
President Hiram r. Burgess. Follow
ing is the order of the meeting: Bills
for advertising were reported and 1t
was voted that the secretary draw
orders for the same. The matter of
fire inspection was discussed. 1t was
voted that the Board of Trade request
the selectmen to see that thorough
inspection be made. II was voted that
the treasurer draw upon the town the
amount appropriated at the town
meeting and that this money be laid
aside for future use. The matter of
full attendance at the meetings was
taken up. In connection with this 1t
was voted that a banquet be held at
every meeting and a program also,
as often as the committee could con-
veniently make satisfactory arrange
ments. The next meeting will be held
at Hotel Gerald. A banquet will be
given and the ladies will be invited,
according to vote of the board. Ralph
o. Files and Carl c. Piper were APP
pointed committee to collect the
dues in arrears. The chief of police
is to be requested to see that the sun
day closing laws be enforced impair
TALLY. A motion that the committee on
streets and highways instruct the
chief of police to enforce the law
against fast driving of automobiles
through the streets was enthusiast
eally passed. The Fairfield
Board of Trade endorsed the
work of the Central Maine Association
for the relief and control of tubercu-
losis and requested the representative
from this town to use his influence in
the LEGISLATURE for the benefit OF the
association. 1t was voted that copy
of the records be sent to the Lewis
ton Journal, Kennebec Journal and
Waterville Sentinel with request to
publish. 80,
The Parent Tea cher Association Will
hold it's regular meeting Tuesday AFT
ernoon, Oct. 10, at O'Clock, at the
Lawrence High school assembly hail.
The teachers will address the parents.
All are invited.
Mrs. Simpson of Smithheld was IN
town this week. the guest of Mrs. FL
len Davis, Osborne street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Lawry, and
Mrs. Abbie Written of Winchester
street left Thursday morning Tor
few days visit at Boston and vicinity
Mr.. burlington of South Portland
was in town Thursday on business.
Richard Powers went to kineo
Thursday in the interest of the Hume
& Newhall Co., by which he Is en-
pioyed.
Mrs. Lizzie Reynolds of Unity was
in town Thursday, the guest or rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Blanche Greene of Waterville
was the guest Thursday of Mrs. Grace
Gibson, Uppor Main street.
Mrs. Baron Clark and Mrs JAMES
futile of Good Will We're calling on
friends in town and Wateryille Thurs
day
Frank Written is seriously ill at his
home at ShaWmut
The West Benton station OF the
Turner Center Creamery has added
a delivery wagon to their working
fierce. Roger Brown will be employ
ed as driver Of the team.
DR.. Maurice A. Priest of Augusta
was in town Thursday for the day.
C. d. Kelliher of Bangor was
business caller in town Thursday.
Miss Greta Pennell of Clinton was
the guest Thursday OF friends in town.
William Hackett of Skewhegan was
in town on business Thursday.
Mrs. Cheathum Briry. who has been
passing the week at Pittsfield and
Clinton, arrived in town Thursday
afternoon, to visit Mrs. Maud Chase
Lower Main street, before returning
to her home in Pittsfield.
Mrs. Preston De'ano has gone to
Fairfield Center for a few days visit
with relative.
Carl Crummett, the younger son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crummett of
Western avenue, is improving daily,
after recent operation for appendi-
citis.
Dr. F. ]. Robinson left Thursday
morning for u few days trip to Bos-
ton and vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Navingham, who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lawry. High street, have returned to
their home IN Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs Edbert Kelley return
ed Thursday from a few days stay at
Portland with friends and relatives.
Fred Vigue of Bangor is passing
a few days in town with relatives.