Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-28
FAIRFIELD
May Carnival of Universalist
Church Promises to Outstrip
Previous Efforts
SHERIFF BROPHY MAKES
WEBB LAW SEIZURE

The program Tor the May carnival
and Easter sale to be given under the
auspices of the Universalist church has
been published and is made up of many
numbers which, no doubt, will be very
pleasing. The carnival will include two
days, Tuesday and Wednesday, fancy
work and other useful articles prepared
by the ladies of the church will be on
sale both afternoons and ice cream and
lunches will be served. On Tuesday eve
ming a delightful operetta entitled The
Message of Spring will be presented
by the children. This consists of fairies.
wood nymphs. different flowers will be
represented and by the success they are
having with their rehearsals, this will
prove a very pleasing affair.
On Wednesday evening a vaudeville
entertainment will be carried out con-
sisting of fancy dances. solos, drills and
character sketches made up mostly of
local talent This is an annual event
in connection with the support of the
church and is one that is looked for
ward to with interest by many people
in town. A dance will be held after
the entertainment on Wednesday even
ing.
Abner and Stuart Plummer, chill
dren Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Plummer
of West Benton were operated upon
Thursday morning for the removal
Of tonsils and adenoids. The opera
lions were successful and both par
ties are resting as we'll as can be ex-
pected.
Gabriel Leanerd, the young son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Leaned of West
street cut his leg quite badly with an
axe on Wednesday. The youngster
was cutting wood, the axe skidding
and infiicting a bad cut just above the
ankle. cutting deep cash to the
bone He was Immediately taken to
the office of DR.. fash and his wound
cared for. He is able to be around
but employs the use of crutches.
Abner Garlic of Wellington is visiting
with relatives in town for few days
Mrs. Ella Emery of Skowhegan is
visiting with her sister. Miss Cora
Emery of this town, for few days.
The members of the Christmas Club
will be the guests OF Mrs. Adelbert
GTeonIed1 DIT U6T llOIlie Oi ANS"
street Friday afternoon.
Mrs. George Farnham entertained
the members of the Priscilla Embroid-
cry club at ner home on Elm street or
Thursday afternoon. The afternoon
was passed in sewing and a very plea $
ant time was enjoyed. Refreshments
were served.
Sheriff Henry Bronhy made seizure
at the Office of the American Express
Co. April "a. under the Webb law. The
consignment consisted of 60 one pin.
bottles filled with w,liskey, so ne-pin1
bottles filled with gin, labelled to o. X
Fuller. Hartland, Me. The libel will eX-
fire on May 4.
Five young men. two from Benton ant
the others from Fairfield, appeared be
fore Judge Harvey H. Brazzell Wednes
day on the charge of assault on Johl
Nigue. They were sentenced to 80 days II
Jail or pay fine, they all paying tn
fine and were suspended. The boy
were placed in the care of the count.
probation officer, Ernest Butler, Esq, Q
Skowhegan, and they will report to hin
is so desired by Mr. Butler and will
continue to do this for a term of on
year.
Mrs Hattie Selden of kennebunkpor
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Georg
Wilson, for a few days.
Mrs. Maryetta Snowdeal has returned
from Bangor, where she has been visit
ing relatives for the past few weeks.