Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-26
FAIRFIELD

The University of Maine studeN
who arrived in town Wednesdays
ternoon to pass the Thanksgiving
cess at their homes are: Otis c. IL
ry Frank j. Savage. Jr., LinW
Pitman and William Nash of Como
~ H.. visited town Wednesday onR
way TO his home. Miss Ileen BroA -
who attends Mason Institute
Springvale, arrived in town We'd
day evening to pass the remainde
the week with her parents. Sheriff
Mrs. Henry D. Brophy, High str
Miss Ethelyn Parkman of Exeter
H. who also attends Mason. arri
in town Wednesday to pass Than
giving with her mother. Mrs. Pa
man. who is passing several weeks
town with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Clark, Lower Main street.
Miss A. Blanche Webster, domes
science instructor of the Fairf
schools. left Wednesday evening
her home in Augusta. Miss Ma
Morse. of the Lawrence High scha
teaching staff, left for her home 1,
Waterford, Me. Miss Gertrude Waf5
ron went to her home in Vassalboi.
and the several other teachers liviH
out of town went TO their vario /
homes to pass the few days vacation
The public schools of Fairfield clos|
Wednesday afternoon for the renal i
der of the week. and will open Moo
day morning In the various grad,
schools Thanksgiving themes, sonS
and pictures were taken up. in obsers
ance of the coming holiday.
Miss Lou Adams of Maple stre9
will leave on Thursday morning fG
Madison, where she will pass the re
mainder of the week as the guest
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abr
Adams.
The next meeting of the Book Worn
Club will be held Monday evening
Dec I, at the home of Miss Angt
Witham, Lower Main street. the host
esses of the evening being Mis-
Witham and Mrs. Mab!e Mayo.
The next meeting of the Needlecraf
Sisters will be held Thursday after
noon, Dec. 3. with Mrs. Mckinne,
Lower Main street.
go to Canaan Thursday. where they wi
pass the day with friends and relatives.
Mrs. F. L. Tozier and two daughters
Doris and Emma, of High street. left o
Wednesday afternoon for Skowhegar
where they will be the guests for fe'
days of Mrs. Toziers parents, Mr. an
Mrs. f. P. Pencil. DR.. Tozier will pas
Thursday afternoon in Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald S. Clement an
daughter Margaret of Portland arrive
in town Wednesday afternoon to pas
several days as the guests of Mrs. Glenn
ent's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Bug
zell, on Park street.
A, the regular meeting of the Goo
VIII Rebekah Lodge to be held Thursda,
evening +he first nomination of officer
will be held
Mrs. S. NJ. Brown. employed as MILNE
at r. O. Files, has gone to Portsmouth
n. H. where she will pass Thanksgivinl
with friends and relatives.
John Brophy, who is employed at Soutl
Waterford, Me-, arrived in town Wednes
day to pass the remainder of the weel
with his parents, Sheriff and Mrs. Henri
D. Brophy. High street.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert White of watervill
are visiting Mrs Esther NOVEL;, uppe
Main street.
Paul Woodwork, student at Bowdoil
College, arrived in town Wednesday Z
pass the remainder of the week with hi
father, George L. Woodwork, proprieto
of the Gerald Hotel.
DIR. c. f. Kidder has returned from
several days hunting trip to Moose rivel
and vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Often of Water
ton as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Altor
T. Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leforest e. Prentiss havt
returned to their home in West Bentor
after few days stay at Pittsfie,d, called
there by the death of a relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell of Canaan hav,
arrived in town to pass Thursday as the
guests of their son, Wilbur Mitchell
West street.
Miss jeanette Sturtevant has gone
to her homo in Skowhegan to pass the
remainder of the week.
The grocery stores of Fairfield will
be open. for business Thursday fore
noon, closing at noon, for the remain
der of the day.
John H. Cox, manager of the Maine
Screen and Ventilator Co., has gone
to Portland for few days visit with
relatives and friends. rs
Miss Lora Tracy of Fredericton
Junction, N. b., is passing a few days
at Shawmut as the guest of Miss Mar,
Lowe.
Mrs. Albert Lowe of. Clinton will
pass Thursday at Shawmut with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett WoodrAan and
children of lower Main street have