Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-19
FAIRFIELD
A Startling Number of Grip
Cases Reported in TOWN.
School to Be Resumed in the
North Grammar Building
LATE LOCALS AND PERSON..
AL MENTION

The following Lawrence High school
girls went to Clinton Tuesday night:
Genevieve ellis, Ernestine Thorpe
Eva Knowles. Ethel Crockett, Doris
circuit, Irene Ryan. Miss jeanette
Sturtevant, Of the Lawrence High fac
ulty. who is coaching the girls basket
ball team, also made the trip.
F. At the joint installation of e. P.
fratt Corps, w. r. c.. and Emery:
Kinds Camp, s. of ", which was held
Tuesday evening at the Star theater
there were number of the officers
higher up" present. Among those
present were: Mrs. Elizabeth j. Saw
age of Bangor. department president.
who installed the officers; Mrs. Mabel
Rackllce Of Fairfield. who assisted Mrs
Savage, as conductress; Mrs. Frances
r. White of Bangor, department in
specto"; Mrs. Elizabeth J. Hodgdon of
Oakland. department chaplain. who
acted as chaplain at the Relief Corns
installation; Mrs. Avis r. Leech of
oakland, a member Of the department.
elective board
MRS. w. H. Langley will leave
wednesday for Boston. On the 1vav "a
the Hub Mrs. Langley will ston over
night at Exeter, N. H., with Mr.. Lang.
iey's mother. On Thursday she vii,
continue on her way to Boston. Mrs
A1ahsey VIII enter the Emerson hos
pitai at Forrest Hills, for treatment.
FRANK BAKER, an employee OF the
Nehhepec mill in the machinery do
partment had the misfortune to scald
MS right hand while at work Monday
The scald extended over the entiro
pack OF the hand. DR.. w. II wo1tars
dressed the wound. It will he severo1
Gays before he will be able to r.s,,,,,a
his work, ieHuiie
mere nave been AZ cases of the priv,
reported in Fairfield this week tho 60
Two days There are also several oasos
OF o'patkeria- The many friends of NJ,
T,i'itr savage of Kicker street will, be
peased to learn that her condition show
Gu Improvement Tuesday The family of
*osebn MacLeer of lower Main street hos
oeeh placed under quarantine because
one member of the family is afflicted
The family Of Joe Bishop on Water stree,
Is also under quarantine.
Supt. Will O. Hersey of tho Eo;rso,s
sch' els announced Tuesday evening that
NC iciu dS usual IN the
Moth grammar school Building wednes.
day morning. There was some Doubt in
the minds of many as to whether or not
th'1e would be any school in the North
graE-na ar school building because of the
sliPh' fire which took place there Tues
day morning. The damage was largely
confined to the roof of the building and
the attic. The heating plant will doubt
less be in good working order.
The younger child of Rev. and Mrs,
Ernest NJ. Holman is seriously ill at the
Baptist parsonage on Newhall street.
Miss Gladys l. Holman, a ward nurse
in the Woonsocket hospital at Woon-
socket, R. l., and Mrs. Palmer of Water
vile are engaged in caring for the little
invalid.
A 1O-pound son arrived Tuesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Scribner on
Elm street. Both mother and son are
doing nicely.
Mrs. Henry Higgins. who has been at
the Sisters hospital in Waterville for the
past several weeks, where she has been
receiving treatment. returned Tuesday
afternoon to her home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kinds have moved
their household goods from North An
son to this town, where they will make
their home in the future. They have
moved into the house on Maple street
formerly occupied by Mrs. Lascelle.