Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-13
FAIRFIELD
Funeral Services for the Late
Harry W. Cole Are Held on
Wednesday Afternoon at
His Late Home
MANY LOCAL ITEMS OF
INTEREST

The funeral e tas late Harry W,nnl-
fred Cole was 1eld Wednesday after
noon tron the Cole home q North
street Per Arthur z Curtis, Of tse
Baptist For3n Missionary Society,
conducted the services Bearers were:
Edward Garland, Alton Mace, VII
liam Anderson and All Berry Inter
zen. was 81 Aap.eEood cemetery
Harry " cole was born L Fair
feld abo1t g years ago, TIE son Of
Waea W ard Rebeoca Cole, and liz
ed hee during lis ea-iy manhood He
attended the schools q Fairfield. and
left many friends among his former
schoolmatss- About - years ago HAIR
Coie and Sadie Horne If Fairfield were
united II marriage and of tbs union
|as born one sen. Benjamin Halls
Ee WIS Z member u the Modern
Woodrnen Of America. and ATTENDED
the Baptist Church. and leaves large
circle ct friends. \ few years after
thelT marriage A-. and MIS-. CDle nov
Cd 70 Weeks Mills. living there sever
al years ana rhen going - Wetervi-e,
where they resided until two years
ago. Mr. Cole being employed a. the
car shops Of the Maine Central Rail
road and being q carpenter - trade
MI Cole went 70 the hospital tEo years
ago for treatment and during that
tine his wife and son moved 70 Fair
field His father. his wife, one son,
TWO brothers. Robbie Cole Of Charles
TOE. s. g. Claude Cole Of Augusta.
and TWO sisters. Mrs. Rose Hussey Of
Gardner and Mrs. Fannie Kelley II
Gardner. survive a large circle Of
friends ard relatives mourn his loss
Mrs.. william Barney vas rendered q
Surprise party Wednesday afternoon
z. tr.e home ot MIS-. Colby Lawrence,
upper Main street. the occasion being
in honor Of the special guests birth
day The afternoon vas very entoyably
paas@c IL social manner. and the
hcst@ss ser-ed dainty luncheon in the
dining room
Mrs. Benjamin NoIle,te and Mira
Bert Williamson viii leave this gy-ek
for Jackran where they plan TO pass
several weeks al the Williamson
sporting camps.
Mrs J. r. Bates Eho has been
PASSING feH days il. town, as the
guest Of her son, George Smell. West
ern avenue, returned Wednesday -
her home AZ Winthrop.
Mr and Mrs. Ralph O. Files have
been It PiltsfeId, this week, where
they were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Humphrey.
Mrs. Harrison Hammond left Wed
nesday for Richmond where she will
visit her daughter. MIS-. Frank Duren
A Po,ander. "a employee Of the
United Paper Board Company. at the
Benton Falls min sustained rather
painful injuries. Wednesday afternoon
while at work around the machinery
in the mill. He was quite badly
crushed about the hips. but no seri-
but no serious results are expected. A
physician was called who dressed the
wounds
Wilfred Morrow. year old son II
Mr.. and Mrs. John Merrill Of Elm
street, Fairfield, strayed away from
his home shortly after noon Wednes-
day and was found nine hours later
three miles from home. He was last
seen about p. m. near the North
Grammar school building. The police
and fire departments were notified
but before they began the general
search telephone message was re-
ceived by the Waterville police that
the boy was at the home of Mr.. Fem
n eynnre IN the PiHpe road