Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-29
FAIRFIELD
Changes Announced in Teaching
Force for Winter Term-Liq-
u0r Seizure-Personal Men,
tion-L0cal lettings

Of Madison has been engaged as sub
stitute for the winter term in the
and VI at the South Grammar school.
teacher of that room has been unable
to attend to her duties for some time.
She is improving. but her physician still
advises her not to return to school.
Miss Helen Wilson Of Waterville, who
since Miss Waldron's illness has been
teaching in the iatter's place, has been
transferred to Grades III and " at
the South Grammar school in place of
Miss Clara Osborne. Miss Eva Os-
borne has given UP her duties as teach
er and has resigned her position in the
North Grammar school. in Grades II
and III. Miss Clara Osborne, Miss
Eva's sister has been transferred TO
the North Grammar building and will
teach in her sisters place.
Mrs. William Hamn of Maple street
is seriously i'll at her home. Two doc
tors were called in Monday to consult
her case.
Miss Capitola Totman OF Island ave-
nue. will leave Wednesday morning for
Boston. whore she plans to pass the
winter as the guest of an aunt.
Mrs. Dora Holway passed Tuesday
at Winslow. where she was the guest
Of Mrs. Ned Britton.
Two parties of Fairfield men sailed
forth Tuesday morning to try their
luck at fishing Ernest Holman and
Joseph Sawyer went to Unity and Ev-
erett Lowe ard Edward Jewell passed
the day at Siblev pond
Deputy sheriff Henry D. Brophy
made a seizure Monday Dec 81 at the
Fairfield office of the American Express
Co. The lot contained four quarts of
alcohol. two quarts of wine and one
pint of whiskey It was consigned 70
Mrs. Joseph Gagnon. No. &c Water
street. Fairfield, Maine" The libel
will expire on Jan. G.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wyr1an of West
Benton have returned from a several
days visit at Vassalboro, WHERE they
visited their daughter. Mrs. Myrtle
Chase.
The condition of Mitchell Marcia
who underwent an operation of serious
nature last week, is reported as stead
lily improving.
Mrs George Farnham of Elm street
will entertain the Priscilla Embroidery
Club Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ida Foyley. who has been pass
ing several weeks as the guest Of her
brother, Harvey Foyley, has returned
to her home at Midtown.
Mrs. Fred Loubier Of Western ave-
day evening at her home on Western
| avenue. The time was passed in play
ing whist and the hostess served re-
freshments. The next meeting will be
in week.
The adult members of the Baptist
Sunday school will enjoy their Christ
mas party on Wednesday evening at
the church vestry. Each different
branch of the work is under the charge
Of specially appointed committee and
the occasion promises to be pleasing
one.
Mr. and Mrs. W. a. Hill of Newhall
street Tuesday evening entertained the
Sixty-three Club. The hostess served
light refreshments.
-hl sSlSAIa ftiliSso VI hdl Ill Stl Sct
was at home Tuesday evening to the
Utopian Club.
Miss AdGie Moody of Lynn, Mass,
is a guest of Miss Sadie Woodman.
High street. Miss Moody. Tuesday. in
company with Mrs. Caroline Wood
man. went to Good Will. where they
will pass a few days with Mrs. Anne
Pratt, a matrOn at the Good Will
school.
Miss Margaret Hosford and Miss
Minnie Gibbs. both of Benton. have
resumed their work at the keyes Fibre
plant, after passing several days in
Portland, where they visited friends
and relatives.
Mrs. James Waldron left Tuesday
for Boston. where she will pass two
weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Harold E. Weeks went to Port
land Tuesday to pass few days as the
guest of Mrs. Rogers.
Wallace A. Hill was in Skowhegan
Tuesday on business.
Laforest Z. Prentiss has returned
from a several days stay at Portland.
Mrs. Prentiss, who accompanied him,
continued on to Haverhill. Mass.
where she entered a hospital for treat
ment.
GecEge G. Weeks was at the Capital
City Tuesday on business.
Miss Ethel Walker has returned
from a several days visit at Newport,
where she visited relatives. She was
accompanied by her fiance, H. Percy
Crosby of this town. The Crosby
Walker wedding. it Is understood, will
take place ON New Years eve.
James Flewelling went to Lewiston
Tuesday on business.
Harvey Doe has returned to Paler-
mo, after passing several days in
town. the guest of his grandmother,
Mrs. Annie Harvey, Osborne street.
Miss Marion Dunbar has returned to
Portland to resume her duties at
Shaw's Business College. She passed
Christmas at her home at Hinckley.
Francis Varney has returned to
Portland where he is employed in the
Maine Central office, on a visit with
his father, Gus Varney.
Benjamin l.. Smith and number e
friends were at China Lake Tuesday.
They took down with them the ice
boat which has been under construc-
ton for some time