Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-18
FAIRFIELD

team will go to Pennington Saturday,
where a championship game will be
played with the Pennington high nine.
The Fairfield boys ana their supporters
will leave town on the II A NJ train.
The boys Of the local team have been
putting some hard work into the practice
games this week and practically every
member of the regular team will be in
his position in fine shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allen returned
Wednesday evening TO their home al
West Benton after two months visit
to California and other places in the
West Mr.. Allen will rsume his duties
as station agent at West Benton.
Miss Glenys Crawford, Kelley street,
left this week for Dresden, where she will
be the guest OF relatives at Richmond
camp ground. She was accompanied by
her friend, Miss Muriel Brophy, High
street
Frank Savage, student at University
of Maine, has arrived in town to pass the
summer at his home here.
Mrs. Forest Ward of Madison pass
ed Thursday in town as the guest Of
her cousin, William 3. Tracy, Western
avenue.
Arthur Ware. who lately completed
his duties as chauffeur for DR. Frank
]. Robinson, left this week for Port
land and Nashua, n. H, for an inded-
mite visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs William NJ. Crawford
returned Thursday afternoon to their
home on Kelly street after passing a
few days al Boston and vicinity. They
visited at Roslindale, Mass, for a
short time. where they were guests Of
Sewell Cobb.
Mrs Guy Savage and daughter Esth-
er Of Madison are passing the week
in town as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William 3, Tracy, Western avenue
Arthur Horne. who is employed on
the Portland division of the Maine
Central is passing a few days at West
Benton with his family.
Among the Fairfield ladies who were
at Waterville on Wednesday q 5 guests
at the Gilman-P attangal wedding were
Mrs John P. Lawry. Mrs. Silas Law
~. Mrs Ralph 3. Drisko, Miss Marion
Drisko, Mrs Harvey H. BrazzeIl. Mrs.
William s. Simpson, Miss Marion
Woodwork.
The Needlecraft Sisters were guests
Thursday afternoon of Mrs. Mae
Wentworth, at her home on Newhall
street. The time was passed in the
usual pleasing manner and the hostess
served a light lunch.
The Priscilla Embroidery Club was
entertained Thursday afternoon at the
! home of Mrs. Eugene Nollette, High
street.
! Miss Vera z. Small. Western avenue
will be ct home Wednesday evening
to the members Of the Younger Set al
regular meeting
Miss Josephine Thorpe Of West Ben
ton left Thursday evening for Bangor
where she Will he the guest Of her
sister for few days.
] Mrs. Bertha Anderson returned
Thursday 10 her home On -.arle
street, after passing a few days Il
Ninslow where she was tic guest q
Miss Sadie Merrill.
! Fred Reed Of Maple street left
THURSDAY for Belfast. where he viii
be engaged fer the summer as a mem
/ her If he Eeifas; local ba1l cam. Nr
/ Reed. Familiarity kpoWn as Brick
Reed, will doubtless. play third base
having previously established a rec
ord for himself on Maine teams.
/ Mr. smith employed BY Chief e Pc
7 lice William F. Harrington, passed
I Thursday al Togus where he was tht
I guest Of his father, who is a menbel
Of the Soldiers Home