Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-23

| Ahrs. number Of the Fairfield mem
hers of SLOAN Lodge, F. and A ~
and the members of Merrymeetihs
| Chanter. q. E. S, are making plans 10
| go to Newport Saturday to attend 'he
Masonic function. which VIII 'Ne
place in that town.
| marty Of young ladies from "es'
| Benton left Thursday for Pemaquiu'
whre they will pass several days al
the Shorey cottage. The party ,hcluoes
Miss Minnie Gibbs. Miss Freda Gioos'
Miss Margaret Hosford and Miss Iva
Young Of waterville.
Miss Dorothy Day is employed at
the waterviIle Office Of the central
Maine Power Co.. during the vacatlon
Of q regular stenographer.
Willis Keene, a member OF the En-
ery-Hinds Camp, S. Of ". has been re-
Gently appointed as district aid, 10
the district commander. He Will as
sumo his duties at the next Inspection
or installation in the district. He ac-
companies the division commander on
these trips.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Aucheu OF New
York are guests in town OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Anderson, Mrs. Anoer-
son being his sister.
| Miss Josephine Reynolds of Wins
low Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bacon at West Benton.
/ Miss Stella Thomas and Miss Helen
Rose, clerks at Ralph 0. Files store
| will leave Monday for Pemaquid.
where they will pass several days on
their vacation.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Nelson were call
ing on friends in town Thursday att
ernoon. They have been passing sew
eral days at Canaan as the guests OF
friends, and were on their return
home.
What might be called quite a high
| blade Of grass is on exhibition at
Frank E. Hammond's store. Mr.. Ham,
mond picked the grass at his home on
Burrill street. and it measures feet
and eight inches.
! The annual Field day of this district
Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co,
| which was to have been held Friday
afternoon at the ball diamond of the
Lawrence High school, has been pos
poned for one week.
4 buSA0 has dIIlNCu IlCIAi iiNA
home at Brunswick to pass several
days as the guest Of Mrs. E. z. Priest
at her home at Shawmut.
| Fred Stoves, who has been confined
| to lis home on Gibson street. suffer-
ing from a sprained ankle, is able TO
be out. but has not yet resumed his
work as conductor on the Watervile &
Fairfield Electric Road
! Mrs. Lyman Fish returned Thursday
to her home on High street. after
passing a few days al the Fish cot
tage at East pond.
Mrs. Willard K. Atwood and son
Horace Of Newhali street, are passing
several days at Calais. where they
, were guests of Mrs Atwoods parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sears.
Norman Nye and Charles Mooney
have returned from a several days
stay at East pond.
Mrs. E L. Allen of Good Will was
in town Thursday, calling on friends
Mrs. Carrie Bunker of Dexter ar
rived in town Thursday for a few
days visit with her mother, Mrs. Sa-
rah Gotten.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Russell with
their son and daughter have returned
to their home in Ellsworth. after Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Pollard They
made the trip by automobile.
| Mrs. Chapman Of Everett. Mass.
| arrived in town Thursday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur W. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Wing. lower
Main street. left this week for an ex-
tended automobile trip to Lynn,
Mass.
| Misses Zadee and leila Reynolds
have returned to their home in Wins
| low. after passing several days in
| town. as the guest Of their aunt. Mrs.
Albert Jewell.
| Judge Harvey H. Brazzell. Sheriff
Henry D. Brophy. Grin Learned and
c. Maurice Wyman were at Tacoma,
Thursday. where they took dinner a,
Tacoma Inn, making the trip in Mr.
Learned's car.
Mrs. c. Guy Hume returned
| Wednesday from Peaks Island.
where she has been visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William H Tot
man.
Mrs. Angie Blakney has gone TO
| West Benton, where she is at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith,
caring for the latter during her ill
ness.
| Master Earle Gilbert. the little son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilbert. Water
street. is seriously i'll.
Walter A. Adams has returned
nom a several days trip to Wytopit-
lock, where he has been visiting
friends and relatives.
| Mrs. Dora Dyer Raynes and daugh-
ter Ileen Of Burnham came Thursday
to pass a few days as the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ward, Silver
street. Mrs. Ward being Mrs. Raynes'
sister.
! FAIRFIELD CENTER