Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-24
FAIRFIELD

8NSR. ~ ~. fefry. pastor of the Fair
field Methodist church, with Mrs. Perry
Misses Romano and Elsie Perry and
Miss Perthenia Merrill, will leave Mon
day for East pond, where they will pass
two weeks at the Jones cottage. The
pulpit of the Methodist church will be
supplied by transient Sunday, Aug. l.
Rev. and Mrs. Holman and two children
will arrive next week from Bristol, Vt,
and take up their home in the Fairfield
BAPTIST parsonage. Mr.. Holman will as
sumo his duties as pastor of the Baptist
church, to succeed Rev. J. L. Clark, who
was called to North Berwick During
his visits here Rev. Mr.. Holman has i'm
pressed his parishioners very favorably.
Joseph Pooler is confined to his home
on Pleasant street by illness.
Master Abel Pooler, the 9-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pooler, who
make their home in the court in the rear
of The Gerald, received very bad cut on
his left foot Thursday while chopping
close the wound.
Mrs. Ella Emery of Skowhegan arrived
Thursday to pass few days with friends
and relatives. Her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Gross of Kyle. Texas. who is passing
several weeks in this town and Skowhe-
gan. is at present visiting friends and
relatives in Oakland.
A. F. Lyons suffered a painful wrench
to one knee joint Friday forenoon when
he started to step from the sidewalk to
the road. He was able to go to the doc
tor for treatment, but the injury became
painful and will hinder him from work.
ing for some time.
A special meeting Of the Social Neigh
bors took place Wednesday afternoon
and the time was passed in sewing for a
good cause. The regular meeting of the
Social Neighbors will be held next Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Nichols.
Mrs. Annie Champagne, who is confined
to her home on Island avenue with blood
poisoning in her foot. caused by a rusty
nail. is reported improving daily.
Mrs. Babb Of West Benton is calmly
slowly after having a severe case Of
bloodpoisoning in her hand.
Mrs. Emma Totman Of Bangor arrived
Thursday to visit for an indefinite time
her son. Garfield Totman, Island avenue.
Mrs. Ronella s. Spaulding, who has
been passing several weeks in Lynn.
Mass, returned Thursday to her home.
Mrs. Spaulding has been the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. J. w. Foster.
DR.. W. H. Walters was in Albion re-
Gently on business.
M. L. Mack Of Springfield, Mass,
who has been passing several days at
Newport, the guest Of relatives, was
calling on friends in town Friday.
Mrs. George Caldwell Of Waterville
passed Friday in town, the guest Of
her daughter. Mrs. Harold e. Weeks.
Letters for the following are adj
Friday, July 20, at the Fair
field post office: Mrs. Julia A. Taylor,
Albert Osborne. Mrs. Sarah Grey.
Fairfield friends Of Harold Owen
Corson have recently received an
Of his marriage to Alice
Bridges. daughter of Mrs.
Eva Fred Everett Bridges OF Bucks
port. Mr.. Corson is the only son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Corson, Fairfield, and
his education in the town
schools. graduating from the Fairfield
High school. He went to Portland at
ter graduating. being employed by E.
e. Wentworth & Co., and has been
promoted to sales room manager in
their garage on Congress street. The
bride and groom passed a few days
In town, visiting friends and relatives.
and then went to Bucksport for fur.