Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-08

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Milo Mari.
George ". Hawkes. of West fal-
mouth and formerly Of this town, was
in town Monday on business.
Harold E. Weeks has gone TO Au-
gusta on a several days business
stay.
Mrs. Preston L. Delano who has
been i'll at her home on Maple street
for several days is able 10 be about
the house.
Miss Lima Holt is employed this
week al the Fairfield Journal office.
Friends of Mrs. Lewis Blake will be
grieved to learn that she suffered
shock a few days ago and is quite i'll
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Milo
Mari in Winslow. Mrs. Blake's daugh
ter is caring for her. and she was taken
i'll while visiting her daughter.
A three-act comedy drama. The VII
lage School Ma am, will be presented
Thursday evening at the Victor Grange
hall, by the members of the Norridge-
wocl High school Dramatic Club.
Captain Ralph Drisco Of the schooner
the Camilla B. Page. arrived in town,
Monday TO pass a few days at his home
on NeWhall street
Miss Mary Lowe Of Clinton passed the
week end in town the guest Of Miss Ella
! Hall. High street
, A number Of little girls who are mem
| bers Of Baptist sua.ay school class
| were entertained Monday evening at the
! home of Miss Elizabeth Brophy. High
street. The evening was very quickly
! White. teacher Of the class was present
| The hostess served refreshments and
| games were also enjoyed.
! Perley Grant and Nick Carter were al
| Bingham Monday on business
| At a meeting of the Lawrence High
! school fair committee, held Monday, il
was voted TO hold farce in connection
| with the fair. The date Of the fair will
! be Friday, Jan. IA.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cakes have moved
/ their household goods from upper Main
| street TO one of the rents on lower Main
! street. owned by Peter Baker. where they
! will make their home III the future
| Letters for the following were advertised
Monday at the Fairfield postoftice: Mr.
| Alvin Bckford, Miss Sadie Brown. Mi
! Paul Gilbert. Miss Leona Gilbert, Mr.
! Horace Richards, Mr.. Harry Rowell. Mr.
Joe Smith.
This week posters were placed about
| town, announcing the second of the series
! of Citizens Entertainment Course The
Marigold Quartet composed Of four young
ladies will give an entertainment Friday
evening at the Lawrence High school as
! senlbly hall.
Tax Collector William J. Bradbury is
sending out this week the final notices TO
tax payers of the town of Fairfield. The
taxes Of the town must be paid before the
10Th Of this month. A full list Of unpaid
taxes will be posted on the 10Th Of this
month.
William Franklin, a recently returned
missionary from India, will be at the
Methodist church, Wednesday afternoon
and evening. At 200 o'clock in the after
noon he will give an informal address.
In the evening at 7.3o O'Clock Mr. Frank
lin will again address the people He viii
take for his subject the missionary work
as coming under his observation. The
nter-denominational missionary work IS
represented by Mr.. Franklin, and his
talks will be of interest to all A few
years ago, Mr.. Franklin spoke at Wat
erville church where he was enthusiastic
cally received.
Miss Emma Brown of West Benton was
hostess Monday evening to the members
of the Twice Six Club. The evening was
passed in a pleasing manner. amusement
being furnished by the hostess. Dainty
refreshments were served during the
evening.