Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-30
FAIRFIELD
Clark Circuit Wedding Held on
Wednesday Evening at
DiXmOnt
MANY PERSONALS OF LO.
CAL INTEREST

circuit were united In marriage on
Wednesday evening at the home Of the
bride at Dixmont, the single ring SER
vice being used. Mr. Clark is a popu-
lar Young man of this town, after liv-
ing here or about four years, at which
time he completed a three year-term
in the regular army on the Mexican
border he being member of the cav
airy from Indiana. He is the Oldest
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Clark
of Summit street.
Miss circuit has been employed as
nurse at the home of G. c. Hume for
over three years in which time she has
made many friends in this town. Both
nave the best wishes from a host of
admirers in this section. After the
ceremony they left for parts unknown.
The regular Friday evening class
meeting will be held in the vestrv of
the Methodist church this evening AT
7.30.
Members Of the Cheroboarthian Cluh
OF the Baptist church enjoyed an out
ing at Snow pond Tuesday afternoon.
The party took the $50 car from Fair
field and after trip down the pond
enjoyed their basket lunches on the
shore, which was followed by social
hour The party returned to Water
VILE in the evening and enjoyed the
pictures at the Opera house. large
number of young ladies of the class
took this trip and all reported a yerv
pleasant time.
Mrs F. 0. Savage has gone to Bruns-
WICK where she will pass several DAYS
as the guest Of relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royden Greeley Of
Hartford. CT, who have been visiting
with relatives in town for several DAYS.
have gone to Clinton to visit with Mr..
Greeley's parents. While in town Mr.,
Greeley attended the Commencement
exercises at Colby College, he being
graduate in the class of 1915.
Mrs Bernard Cain has returned to
her home on Island avenue, after Wis
iting with relatives in Canada for the
past few weeks
DR.. and Mrs. Fred GREGORY have re-
turned to their home in Caribou, aft
er being the guest Of their parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. Neil Gregory Of Pleasant
street for several days.
Horace K. burlington, for four wears
postmaster in the Fairfield postoffice.
will complete his duties in that ca
pacity Friday in favor Of Silar r. law
ry. the recently appointed postmaster
by President Wilson, and will take up
his duties July /.
Mr. burlington has always been found
very regular about his duties and was
faithfully serving the people of this
community in all branches Of his Of
flee. He has been on the postoffice staff
for over 20 years and was appointed
postmaster under President Taft in
1912. He will retire after completing
his duties and will take a much need
ed rest for few months before enter
ing into the business world again..
Many of the men from this town
were affected by the laying off Of about
20 men. employees at the Maine Central
car shops in Waterville. Lack Of work
has caused this lay-off and 1t is ex-
pected to continue for at least one
month.
George Wilson, Ed Kenerick and Hi
ram Burgess made up an automobile
party to China lake on Thursday,
the lake.
A large number Of interested people
journeyed to Augusta to witness the
departure Of the Second Maine Regi
ment for the Mexican border.