Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22


day evening and Wednesday morning,
a person or persons broke entrance to
G. Percy Loder's greenhouse, which is
in prominent part OF the town and
just north of the Smith Woodman gar
age. They evidently pried the lock on
the door to get in. The only things
that were missing were some stamped
envelopes and number Of blank
checks. Otherwise than that nothing
was taken. No tangible clue was left
as to whom the burglars might be.
Bert Tozier of Albion was In town
Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey and daughter.
Margaret. Of Pittsfield were in town
Wednesday the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
RRalph O. Files. High street.
Leon Hall of Hinckley called in town
Wednesday.
| The marriage return Of the following
party has been received at Town Clerk
Bradburry's Office: F. William Bailey Of
Fairfield and Mary B. Paula also Of
Fairfield. who were united in marriage
April p. at Waterville, by Rev. FIR.
Narcisse Charland.
y Sotldl UdiNe was uclu w cuuSSuoy
evening at the Assembly hall under the
auspices of the Merrymeeting Club. and
tile usual good time was had by all
who attended. Toner'S orchestra fur
nished music.
! Marcellus HAYES has returned from
few days visit at Augusta with
friends.
Hubert Emery has completed his du-
tics at the Shawmut railroad depot,
and has gone TO Damariscotta, where
he will be employed.
! a carload of horses arrived on We'd
nesday, assigned to Ralph Jewell, and
coming from the Maine lumber camps.
/ George Litchfield and Harold E.
Weeks were at Smithfield Wednesday,
where they enjoyed the fishing. bring
/ ing home with them a fine string of
trout.
a several days business trip to Caribou
and vicinity.
Elmer e Doe of Orleans, Vt, was
in town, Wednesday. Mr.. Doe is en-
saged in searching out the geneology
Of the Doe family, and his work car
ries him to all parts of the states.
He passed fully two hours at Town
Clerk Bradbury's Office, and he was
. aided in his searches through the
! records by Mr.. Bradbury, and they
found several Does who had been res
dents of Fairfield, which aided Mr.
Doe very much in his work.
The funeral services of the late De-
catur G.. McCauslin was held on
Wednesday afternoon, from his late
homo at Benton. The members Of
Fairfield Lodge, l. @. o. F. attended in
a body. The bearers were Frank Bar
ton. Learned A. Davis. Sidney Bell
and Mr.. Ferland. Interment was at
Benton.
The members of the Embroidery
club were entertained on Wednesday
evening, at the home of Mrs. Gail
Pollard. Kelley street and the evening
was most pleasantly passed in sew
irg.
The Priscilla Embroidery Club will
meet, Thursday afternoon. at the home
Of Mrs John Goodrich at West Ben
! ton.
c. Guy Hume of the Hume Newhall
company is confined to his home on
High street with an attack Of the
grippe.
/ F. r. Gerry of Boston and Homer
Barnes Of Portland were among Wed
nesday's business callers in town.
Charles A. Pooler was at Augusta.
! "Wednesday. calling on relatives anu
friends.
Eugene Bradbury will leave on
Thursday for Hallowell, where he will
be employed for an indefinite time.
At recent meeting Of the Murray
club of the Cniversalisl church, the
ladies decided to hold May Party,
which will take place. Thursday, May
G. The committees have been ap-
pointed and the members have already
begun preparations, for what prom
ises 70 be one Of FAirfield's prettiest
! occasions.
| The Thursday Afternoon Club will
be entertained this week at the home of
Mrs. Minnette L. Simpson, High street.
Good win Rebekah Lodge /. o. o. F.,
Thursday evening, will confer the de-
gree On a class of candidates. and the
president of the Rebekah Assembly of
Maine and district deputy president will
be present.
Mrs Harry Priest, who has recently
returned from the Augusta General hos
pital, after undergoing an operation, was
reported Wednesday as not so well.
! Rev. and Mrs. c. o. Perry were among
the Fairfield people to go to Waterville
Wednesday to attend the Methodist Con-
ference.
The Woman's Sewing Circle Of the
Baptist church met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. VIM. r. Bur-
rill, Main street, and the ladies accom-.
plished much in the line of sewing.
The Loyal Club was entertained Tues
day evening at the home VI Mrs. Lewis
Foster and whist was played during
the evening. The first prize was award
ed Mrs. John Brooks and the second
Mrs. Fred Marcia. The next hostess
VIII be Mrs. Charles champine, High
street.
Robert Cakes OF Benton has gone to
Deadwater. where he will be employed.
Miss Wing of Elm street has completed
her duties as domestic for Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Priest. lower Main street.
Ieuban Case Of Norridgewock is visit
I ing his brother. John Case, at West
Benton.
| Mrs. Sarah Rand of waterville arrived
Wednesday to pass few days with her