Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-26

ton survey of the Maine Central prop
erty. The work includes the estab-
fishing of the property lines. and the
estimation of the valuation of the land
which is owned by the company. 1t
will take from two to three days to do
the work at West Benton. Those in
The party of surveyors are: ]. W. In
gals. II. A haywood. c. a. Plumly and
&. NJ. Savage.
George Bither is employed at the
North Market for few days, during
the absence Of Mr.. Hayes.
a meeting was held Friday eyening
at the Methodist church. and Rev. c.
oscar Perry met the young people who
have recently been admitted TO the
faith. The meeting was in the form of
general survey of the work to be
undertaken by the young people.
.Hiiss Clara Murray has completed
her duties at the Central Maine sana-
forum and has returned to her home
in Waterville.
a party Of young people were enter
tanned Thursday evening at the home
Of Charles w. McCltntock. lower Main
street, the occasion being the birthday
of Miss Clara Libby of Fairfield and
Miss Gladys Littlefield of Waterville.
A luncheon was served and the early
part Of the evening was passed in
playing games and the enjoyment Of
music. Later the party went to the
Fairfield Opera house, where they en-
joyed the dance in connection with the
Colby Dramatic Club play. Those in
the party included Clara Libby, Eth
Ell Littleheld, Christine Brophy. Doris
Drew. Gladys Elwell, Mrs. T. c. Lib
by. Edward Chainvert, Foster Will
liams. Tennyson Armstrong, Clifford
Clarke, Wilhelme Shuster.
Mrs. Charles Choate is quite ill at
her home on High street. Mrs. Char
lotte Brown, Mrs. Choates mother is
caring for her.
There was a large attendance of
young people Friday evening at the
ninth grade social of the North Gram
mar school, which was held at the
Lawrence High school Assembly hall
Games of all kinds were on the pro-
gram and the boys and girls enjoyed
themselves heartily, the entertainment
being started at s o'clock and finish
ing at TO-
Despite the Indictment weather Fri
day evening a large number of the
young people of Fairfield village went
to Fairfield Center, where they attend
ed the presentation of the five-act
drama, Escaped from the Law" by
the Wlnslow Grange Dramatic Club
The play was followed by a supper and
social dance.
Among the past noble grands of
Good Will Rebekah Lodge who accept
ed the hospitality Friday of Mrs. Sadie
+. Felker of Clinton were: Mrs. Stel-
Ia Savage. Miss Vesta c. Written, Mrs
Mabel Rackhffe, Mrs. Roe P. Holt and
& number of others
RIDGE ROAD-Harry Libby passed
Sunday at home with his father.
Earle Nye of Mercer visited This
week at Fred Bran's.
George Soule is suffering with Sc
we're cold.
Mrs. Almon Goodwin has been on
the sick list the past week.
w. Z. Brown has finished his work
at Hoxie's Siding and returned home
Mrs. H. c. Emery has been ill the
past two days with a cold and pleu-
risy.
Stanley Wilcox Is home from the
woods on account Of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Brown have
moved from the home Of her father
w. f.: Brown, to 81 Elm street. Water
Vile
Maud Chapman, Arlene Harris. Mar
Suerite Craig and George Howe were
among those who sang at the school
festival Tuesday evening. at
Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser Gee. accompa-
MED by their guests. Ina Sturtevant OF
Oakland and Pearl Chapman Of North
Fairfield. attended the festival Tues
day at Skowhegan.
George Chapman, who has been
working in the woods at North Arson
for the past six weeks. has returned
to Fraser Gees, where he is to be en-
ployed the coming year.
family reunion was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Balen-
tine on Sunday. Those present we're:
Mrs. Balentine's father. Warren Tozier.
and her three brothers. Harry Tozier
Of Waterville. A. H. Tozier Of Boston
and W. X. Tozier Of Exeter, n. H. On
the above named persons
passed the day with Harry Tozier at
his home.