Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-17
FAIRFIELD
Basketball Schedule for Local
Teams Announced-PianO
for South Grammar
School Installed
LOCAL GOSSIP AND PERSON.
AL PARAGRAPHS

among dlTIlelu tSdiIiS anu NiSltol .
will be as follows: Tuesday evening
the Lawrence High school boys team
will go to Oakland where they will
play the Oakland High team in Mes
salonskee hall. The Lawrence High
girls team will go to Clinton Tuesday
evening where Clinton High girls
team will be played in a return game.
Games will be played Tuesday eve
ming. in the Fairfield Opera house. The
Fairfield town team will play the Au-
susta NJ. c. A. for the first game.
The preliminary game will be between
the Sacred Heart team and the second
team of Lawrence High school. On
Thursd day evening the Lawrence High
bays will play the Pittstield High
team. The Fairfield town team will
play the a. T. o. team of Colby on the
same evening.
| Mrs 4. A. Downs, who has been
staying at her home in town for the
past several months, left Saturday for
Boothbay Harhor. There she has ac-
cepted the position as superintendent
of Or. Gregory's hospital In that place
She viii assume her duties in that ca
pacity or Monday
Monday for Belfast. She will pass sew
erai days there, as the guest of Mrs
II. r. Macdonald.
Mrs. Arthur II. Totman is confined
to her home on Lawrence avenue by
illness
Miss Florence Martin of Guilford is
passing a short time in town, the guest
OF her aunt, Mrs. Harriet McFadden.
Winchester street. Miss Martin will
also visit in Waterville with friends.
Miss GLADYS Greenleaf returned Mon
day to Wilton, n. H., after passing a
few days in town, the guest of Miss
Blanche Webster. domestic science in
structor Of the Fairfield schools. Miss
''recnieaf was formerly member of
inc Lawrence High school faculty.
she has since attended Simmons COL
lege and now teaches at Wilton. n. n
Her many Fairfield friends were pleas
ed to see her. She came to attend the
Ecnerwal Pop concert
Or. and Mrs. L. +. fash have return
ed from several days visit in Mas
sachusettS where they were guests of
Mrs. Tash's sister
Delpert Reynolds of Portland arriv-
ed in town Saturday to pass a few
Gays as the guest of his mother. Mrs
Greenwood. lower Main street
Roscoe Files Of Newport is the eu.s,
of Augstus, Lincoln for a short time
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shannon ho.,
employees of the Kennebec min nassa1
the weekend at Burnham. whore ,ba,.
visited relatives
Leon LittIetield is able to he on, AFT
er several days illness at his howe
on lower Main street, with an alta =.
of the eriy.
Mrs. Z. B. IIinckley and two daurh-
ters returned Saturday to Augusta. ar
er passing several days in town. IN,
guests Of Mrs, Hinckley's parents. NJ
, and Mrs. William Ireland, Kelley
street. Mrs. Ireland ACCOMPANIED them
for brief visit ct the Capital city.
Y George Law of Rockland is in tow,
for an indefinite stay He is called
here by the serious illness of his wife.
] WHO is receiving treatment at the Cen.
trail Maine Sanatorium.
Fairfield man ran amuck Satur-
Day He was placed in the lock-up un-
7 der custody of the police for a time. He
. Will be taken to the State hospital for
treatment
The third Of the Citizens entertain
t ment course will take place Monday
! evening at the Lawrence High school
! assembly hall. The entertainer Of the
+ evening will be HAYWOOD Robert Man
! love. The Man Of Many Faces" His
course of amusement is said to be very
UNIQUE and highly pleasing He comes
highly recommended from every plare
he has visited.
Miss Lucy Weeks who underwent
an operation Friday forenoon for ade-
! noids. retrned Saturday to her home in
! town She is improving as fast as can
I be expected.
Miss Esther Gilman will resume her
duties Monday morning as teacher in
| Grades " and of the North Gram
mar school, after a several DAYS i'll
! Tess at her home at Gardiner. Miss
4 Bertha Smell, assistant in the Sth and
, 9th grades has been substituting IN
Miss Gilman's room. Mrs. Price. teach
er of the 9th grade. has been taking
Miss SHELLS regular work.
Among the recent real estate transfers
! is the sale of the small house on upper
Main street by Eugene Clark to Henry
Fluery. Mr.. Clark formerly conducted a
! grocery store in the small house. It is
/ uciStoOu lHdt MT. flueTy plans to nave
the building moved to another site where
! he will conduct a general merchandise
/ store.
! Mrs. w. NJ. Greeley of Freedom pass
ed Friday in town visiting friends
Mrs. John Nadeau has returned from
several days visit at Skowhegan
| The piano which the children of the
South grammar school have purchased
! arrived Friday. 1t was placed in the up
stairs hall of the South grammar school.
| The fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth
grades will be more directly benefited
by it, Friday afternoon a short recital
was enjoyed. a number of the youthful
musicians of the school rendering piano
! solos.
/ A regular meeting of Victor Grange
was held Saturday evening. There was
fair attendance. A short program was
carried out and not much business of i'm
portance was transacted. The next meet
| ing will be an all-day meeting, Feb. s.
| DR.. F. L. Tozier is confined to his home
on High street with an attack Of ton
| silitis.
! Mitchell Marcia, who has been confined
/ to the Sisters hospital at Waterville for