Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-25
FAIRFIELD

Mrs. Susie N. Brown left Wednes-
day for a brief visit at Norridgewock
as the guest Of relatives.
Mrs. James futile and daughter,
Miss Eehel futile, have returned from
a visit at Skowhegan. Miss futile re-
sumed her studies Wednesday morn
ing at Lawrence High school.
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Burgess left
Wednesday for a visit al Skowhegan
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Begin have
returned to their home in Shawmut,
after passing several days at Augusta,
where they were the guests of rela-
tives.
Clyde Mcclellan, who is employed at
Lawrence High school. called on
friends in town Wednesday.
William Ireland was at Augusta
Wednesday, where he visited his
brother, Willis Ireland, at the hospi-
tai.
Business along the line of marriage
intentions is very duh at the town
cleark's Office. The last marriage filed
at that Office was on Saturday, Jan.
.. The times are evidently not very
hard. as there are no mortgages being
fled.
The ladies of the Missionary Sewing
Circle of the Baptist church met on
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. William Burrill. Main street, and
passed the time very profitably in
sewing.
The Chonea Club met for the regular
session Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Jennie Newhall, corner
of Newhall street and Lawrence ave-
nue. Mrs Mary Learned had the pa
per of the afternoon, very interest
ing article on the author. Robert
Louis Stevenson" The hostess served
a light collation. at the close of the
meeting The next meeting will be
Gentlemen's night with a special COM
mittee in charge.
Mrs. Icifie Priest OF Augusta was in
town Wednesday calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lawry of Win
chester street. left, Wednesday morn
ing for Dexter where they will pass
a few days as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wyman. of that town.
George Patterson returned Wednes-
cay afternoon, from 8, several days
business trip. up river, in interests 3f
the Central Maine Power company.
William p. Hilton of Bakers Siding
has been in town for few days The
guest of Mir. ana Mrs. William Tracy,
Western Avenue returning to his
home. Wednesday morning. He Was
called to Waterville on business. anG
visited here, being Mr.. Tracy's cous-
in.
Dir. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Smith OF
Western Avenue and Mr.. and Mrs.
Colby Lawrence Of upper Main street,
went to Albion. Tuesday evening,
where they attended a dance.
The members Of the Washington
Club made fully twenty dollars at the
dance which they held on Tuesday
evening at the new assembly hall.
Lun Bryant OF Waterville, called on
friends IN town. Wednesday,.
Mir and Mrs. Charles Crummett
with daughters Alberta. and SOM,
Mahlon and Carl have been al Pitts
field. recently, Where they called on
relatives and friends They made the
trip by automobile. -
Charles Poole, Of West Benton was
al Augusta, Wednesday for the day.
on business.
Mrs. Hannah Chamberlain, who has
been i'll AT her home on Main street for
several weeks, is improving and able to
be about the house.
Mr.. and Mrs John y. Partridge are
ern avenue during the time that their
apartments in toe Brazzell house are
srll included in the quarantine.
Miss Josephine Thorpe has returned 10
North Fairfield after passing a few days
at Benton and in town with friends and
relatives.
Miss Dorothy Day entertained a small
party Of friends at her home on uppe-
Main street Tuesday evening. The time
was passed with music.
Mrs. Isaac -AmeS is employed by the
Memo Company. William VI. Crawford
proprietor, for a few days. Mrs. W. S.
Crawford is also employed there.
William }. Bradbury of Western ave-
nue., who was recently appointed a
member Of the Board Of Prison and Jail
Inspectors, received his commission Tues
day and was also made chairman Of the
board. Mr.. Bradbury served successful
II for two years during the plaisted ad-
n!inistration as a member of the same
board.
The final assembly Of the series OF
dances which have been held at the
journal Office hall Will be held Thursday
evening and a program of mcdern and
old-fashioned dances will be carried out.