Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29
FAIRFIELD
Word Received That Student
Members I'd Regt. Maine
Band Are Coming Home
PARENT-TEACHER ASSN AT
WATERVILLE FAIR

"OT0 lIdS pSoH received IN town Dy
Mrs. B. L. Blakney that orders have
been received at the headquarters Of the
I'd Maine Regiment, now at Laredo, Tex,
to the effect that all members of the ID
Maine Infantry Band securing affidavits
showing their intention of continuing
their course in college this fall will be
discharged Sept if the afidavits are re-
ceived and approved on that date. Her.
bert f. Blakney is member of the Cd
Maine Regiment Band at Laredo and an
affidavit has been filed out by his mother,
Mrs. B. l.. Blakney, and has been for
warded, which if accepted will cause his
discharge from military service on the
Mexican border. The members of the
band expect to leave for Maine next Fri
day and will receive their final discharge
al Fort Mckinley in Portland on the 5th
or 6th of September. Although all seem
to be contented in their present quarters
no doubt all will appreciate their homes
again and friends who miss them during
their absence.
Mrs. Emma B. Totman has returned
to her home in Bangor after visiting rel
atives in town for several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Keene and daugh-
ter, Miss Fay keene, Mrs. Mildred Tot
man, Miss Maitland Walters and Ray
Goodwin have returned from a several
days stay at Temple Heights.
Ed Dillingham; has gone to Lakeside,
where he will remain during the camp
meeting session.
Mrs. Mary Richardson has gone to Ban
gor to visit friends and relatives for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Austin Keyes Of Fair
hault. Mimi, left yesterday for Ports
mouth, n H., where they will visit for
a few days From Portsmouth they will
leave for their home in Minnesota.
William Ackley has returned from a
two weeks stay with friends and rela-
tives in Pennington.
The State Parent Tea cher Associa-
ton will have a booth at the Central
Maine Fair directly over the ticket Of
flee and some members of the local
association are to help out in this mat
ter. The booth will have interesting
things connected with the different
schools Of the State and will also be
a rest room for parents and their
children.
Murray Petley. who injured his leg
several days ago while about his 6u-
ties on the construction work on the
new railroad bridge, has recovered
from his injuries and taken up his du-
ties again.
Mrs. Isaac Woods is able to be about
her duties again, after being confined
to her home in Shawmut by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs George Clark of Ban
gor are visiting 1t the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl Dorian of Main street.
Chester, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bosford Of Benton, lost
the end of his left fore finger while
using a hatchet in his play recently.
He was getting along very we'll at last
reports.
Lester Davis is i'll at his home on
Kelly street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Clifford of
Hinckley were calling on friends in
town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Reed have re-
turned from weeks stay at Temple
Heights.
Mrs. Celia Chase of Omaha. Neb.,
who has been visiting in town for sew
eral days, left yesterday for Bangor,
where she will be a guest of relatives
The regular weekly meeting of the
Epworth Lea que will he held this eve
ming in the vestry of the Methodist
church at 7.30, A full attendance is de-
sired.