Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-11

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NOME IF Mrs. Amos F. Geraio' upfe'
| Main street. roturn-
A.. EstelIe Richardson has re.urn
"a fror, a several days visit at wins
| low, where she was the guess
and Mrs. Ned Brttoh. lat. Mrs.
The funeral services OF the a. vi
John Chase, who passed a""' .,o
day. were held Sunday from 'he r 49,
of her son, Herbert Chase' 80
Benton. IEterment was az
the former nome of the deceaseo'
| Little Miss Hildred Clouoei'
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Ernest ~
tier is very much improved Az
several davis illness. She is passiEs
.or,e time in town with her mo'he' VI
| Dexter. as guests of Mr.. and Mrs' 'oi ~,
| M.vo Mrs. Cloutier has also oeeh III
hut is better. Mr. Cloutier passed Tug
weekend in town, from his "orh a'
Dexter. c,.,, nil,
The members Of the Loyal Cluo WIZ
ha entertained Tuesday evening az t"e
homo If Mrs. Louis Ferlano, "d'ei
streot at a regular meeting.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of the BEN
| crorga will meet Thursday AFTER
noon at the hall to sew. The husoAii"'
are invited to come to the picnic sup
per which will be served at the crosse VI
| the meeting in the afternoon. III .ne
evening the meeting of the four'h
gree team will be held. 80
Miss Jennie Sanborn of Colby. 49,
was a weekend guest in town Oh "iiS'
Marion Horne, Silver street.
Miss Harriet Canham Of Colby ~
WAS in town over Sunday, visiting MIS-
Bernard Canham, lower Main street.
Forest McPhee who has been passing
several weeks in town visiting MS par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. William McPhee, leit
Monday morning for New Brunswick.
He will be employed there by the Inter-
national Paper Co.
Lester F. Nye resumed ms WORK Moll-
day morning at the store or the W. W.
Nye Co.. after a several days Illness
at his home on High street
Abner Ward, crossing tender on low
or Main street, returned Monday from
Portland. where he has been visiting MS
granddaughter, Mrs. Erving MacFarland
(Margaret Ward).
An extension school will be held Jan.
90. 81 and % at the Benton Grange, to
which all farmers and others Interested
are invited. A representative OF the Az
ricultural department of University or
Maine will be present and give the lee
lures. A special program will be car
ried out each day. A small fee will be
charged so that all may be able to at
tend. The school will be each of the
three days from A. NJ. to r. NJ, in
order thatal may have time to attend
to their morning and evening chores. A
] will NO
The members of the Twice Six Club
we're entertained Monday evening at the
home of Miss Alberta Crummett,~ West
ern avenue The time was passed In
sewing and the hostess served a light
collation.. The next meeting will be in
two weeks.
Mrs. Ralph B. Drisko and son Ralph
Jr.. left Monday morning on trip to
Cuba. They will go directly to F1ori-
da, where they will join Captain DTS
ko Of the schooner, the Camilla B. Page.
From there they will go to Cuba IN
company with the captain. The trip will
take several weeks.
The marriage Intentions of Herbert
L. Goodwin of Fairfield and Florence L
Bell Of Clinton have been placed on file
at Town Clerk Bradburys office. Mr..
Goodwin is engaged as moving picture
machine operator at the Star theatre.
and manager of the Fairfield Opera
house. Mrs. Bell is at Clinton, which
is her home where she is engaged in
housework. They are popular couple,
and are receiving the congratulations or
their many friends
The vital statistics Of the year of
1915 have been filed complete at the
town clerks Office, and the report sent
to the State Bureau of Vital Statistics.
The number of births in Fairfield dur
ing the past 10 months have numbered
90; the marriages, 80; the deaths, 10.
The births for the year before that were
numbered at 1:6, the marriages so, and
the deaths so.
Mrs. John Reed is confined to her
home on Maple street by illness. Mrs.
Essie Berry is caring for her during her
illness.
Mrs. Lillian Berdeen and three chill
dren returned Monday morning to
Bangor. They have been passing sew.
eral weeks in town, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Ames, and DR.. and
Mrs. Owen B. Ames.
Miss Hattie Brophy. Miss Sue Nor
ton and Miss Ethel Lovejoy resumed
their duties Monday morning as teach
ers in the Winslow graded schools.
after enjoying two weeks vacation.
The annual meeting of the Somerset
Pomona will be held Tuesday ano
Wednesday Of this week with the
Skowhegan Grange as host. The annu:
al election of officers will take place.
The members of the Sixty-Three Clut
will be entertained Tuesday evening al
, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pol-
Inns, lower Main street, at a regular
meeting.
The January meeting Of the Parent.
Teacher Association will be held Tues.
day afternoon at the Lawrence High
school Assembly hail. The entertain.
; ment committee has arranged an in.
! teresting program for the afternoon
Mrs, Price. principal Of the NORTH
Grammar school, and teacher OF
Grades VIII and TX, will give a lee.
l ture on Fairgrounds" Mrs. Price ha6
devoted much time to lettering condi.
lions for playing for the school chill.
r dren. AS principal of the North Gram.
2 mar school she has brought into the
children's play system of games,
which has proved very interesting.