Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-30
FAIRFIELD
Fairfield Corporation MEETING
On April 5-surprise Party
Numerous Cases of
Illness Reported
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,
MENTION ABOUT TOWN

Inc annual meeting of the corpora-
.lon OF the town Of Fairfield win no
nelo at l P. NJ, Monday April 5 AZ
'iie armed Steamer Engine hall n
e"oose moderator. a clerk, assessors
anu ''her necessary officers; to raise
money Tor the corporation debt. Incl.
GENITAL expenses; fire department.
hisht watch; day police; lighting tho
streets; Fairfield fire department, as
recommended by chief engineer: IN
see II additional arc lights will be To-
cateo; to see if additional fire boxes
will be placed
Francis Varney has completed his
s.uoies at Shaw's Business college in
portland and has returned home.
Ora Brewer of Augusta passed the
"eek-end in town, the guest of friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Annie Weber of Clinton mr.
riFed Monday to pass several DAYS
as the guest of friends.
John Cox, resident manager of the
NAME screen and Nentilator Co. left
MONDAY Tor a short business trip to
Portland.
MASS cara Gibbon resumed her du-
ties Monday as bookkeeper at Saw.
ages store. aftef weeks illness at
Hef nome on Upper Main street,
Miss Helen Rose, who has been III
at her home on upper Main street for
the past week, resumed her work
Monday as clerk at r. o. Files
Charles Bennett is visiting his son
ana daughter in town. having return
ed from several weeks business 1rin
along the coast.
Mrs Elizabeth Clement is serious
~ I'LL at her home on Newhau street
Mrs Clement, aged 20. is better known
among her many friends as "Aunty''
Clement. and her illness is very much
regretted.
Leewood Jones. University of Maine,
IS at ms home on High street as the
guest Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alonzo Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Judkins Of
upper Main street have gone to Au-
/ gusta for a brief visit with friends
and relatives
Jefferson Hilton, formerly EMPLOYED
at the kennebec Mill, Fairfield. has
Z been passing a few days in town. the
guests of friends. Mr.. Hilton is now
foreman in the spinning room at the
Madison mill.
The grocery firm. conducted in the
7 small store on Eewhall street by Howe
brothers, has been transferred TO Clark
and Narney. Lower Main street.
Mrs. George Toppan returned Mon
DAY. after enjoying a week END visit
with relatives and friends in Gardiner.
Mass will be held at 1.15 y. NJ each
morning this week. with the exception
Of Thursday morning in observance of
Holy Week at the church of the I'M
maculate Heart On Good Friday.
special strvices will be held at the
church, at 80 T. Al. including in
kingsbury 3. Piper is at his homo
on Elm street, for a few days. this
week
Otis c. LaVry. who has been the
guest OF his parents. Hon. and Mrs.
Siias T. Lawry, returned Monday 10
Orono. where he will be ready TO
take part in the early baseball prac-
tice at University of Maine.
4 very pleasant occa sion took place
Monday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Bert Williamson, Lower Main street,
hen Mrs. Benz Nolette of Shawmut,
, Mrs. Villa rson's sister. was the
guest at a Surprise party in her hon
or. The evening was most gaily pass
ed with games and music and dainty
luncheon was served Among those
present were Mrs. William Barney,
Mrs. Colby Lawrence. Mrs. George
| Toppan. Mrs. Lafayette Bray, Mrs.
! William Mcleod. Mrs. Ferley Grant,
Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. Noilette. y
very pretty present was presented %
Mrs. Nollette as a token of remem-
brance from her friends.
The funeral Of the late Byron Moore,
who passed away Saturday. will os
held at p. NJ. Tuesday from bis late
residence at Benton.
The Tuesday Afternoon Club will be
entertained today AT the home OF Mrs.
Calby Lawrence, upper Main street
Harvey Doe, who has recently re-
turned from a several days trip 10
Washington, D. c. With the Lawrence
High Seniors, has gone to his nome
in Palermo. to pass the week petofe
resuming his studies.
Fairfield Lodge. I. Q. o. +. met Mon
dav evening, and the First degree was
conferred on a class of candidates.
4 dance will be given ThursdaS
evening at the Assembly hail. MUSIC
by Tozier's Orchestra Of four pieces.
Mrs Frank A. Knowlton OF WIN
chester street will leave this week TO-
Hartford, Conn. where she Will Flsi-
her son Donald s. knoWiton, STU
6ent AT Yale Medical School.
The demonstration by Leroy inc
mysterious at noon Monday in front OF
the star theatre created no little IN,
tarast and a large crowd Witnessed
his performance. He hung head down
wards from the roof Of the theatre IN
q straish, Jacket and ankles handcuff-
ed from which situation he easily eA-
tricated himself.
John Gran, has returned from a sew
eral weeks stay at Deadwater' "hei
n