Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-10
fairfield

Ralph Blakney has entered the en-
plcy of the United Paper Co.
Mrs. Charles johnson has gone to
Belfast. where she will visit friends.
Mrs. Ed Larsen of Eangor is pass
ing few days in town as the guest of
her mother. Mrs. Peter Cleveland.
DIR. Leland Miller has returned from
China Lake where ne enjoyed short
fishing trip.
Percy Loubier has purchased a new
automobile.
Howard Morrison of Waterville has
entered the employ of the Wilson phar-
macy. as a registered clerk.
Ray Mitchell, Earl Lawrence and
Ralph Seabu1y, who were included in
the draft quota, We're at Skowhegan
tions.
Raymond Henry has gone to Brooks.
where he will visit friends.
George Litchfield and Augustus
Gregory passed Thursday at Clinton.
Harlow Atwood of Bucksport called
on friends in town Thursday
Miss Ruth Homestead has returned
to her home at Skowhegan after visit
ing relatives in town.
The Misses Gertrude Totman and
Marguerite Cushman have gone to
Augusta to visit relatives.
Miss Hazel Fogg has resumed her
duties as clerk at the Fairfield post
office, after passing a two weeks va
cation with relatives at Providence,
r. I.
Garfield Totman is i'll at his home
on the Island,
Joan Mitchell was at Skowhegan
Thursday on business
Mrs. Counsel of Loquin. ~ j.. and
DIR. Harriet Heiz of Pasadena, Cal.
have returned to their homes after
passing a few days as the guest of the
Misses Conner.
Miss Alice Ladd, who has been at
tending summer school at Castine. has
returned to her home in Winchester
Mrs. Ef7e Smith has had a telephone
installed at her home on West street.
The number is 29-13
Harry Leighton left Thursday for Yer
mont in response to the call of the med
ical corps in which he recently enlisted
Ivan Kendall Of Clinton called on
friends in town Thursday
Percy Crosby. a private in Co. H. pass
ed Thursday at his home in town.
Victor Worthing of Portland is the
guest of friends in town.
Gerald Glidden has returned from Pitts
field. where he visited friends.
Karl McKechnie has returned from Do
yer. where he visited relatives.
Miss Maitland Walters. who has been
seriously i'll at her home on Summit
street, was able to be out Thursday
Miss Muriel Glidden has returned from
Aroostoak county, where she visited
friends and relatives
Miss Hattie Brown Of Skowhegan pass
ed Thursday with friends in town.
Irwn Grant of Lewiston is visiting
relatives in town.
John HUDSON Is able to be out after
short illness at his room on upper Main
street.
Mrs. Herbert Haskell and daughters
Ruth and Mary Of Auburn. who are Wis
iting relatives In town. passed Thursday
as guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Howe
at Fairfield Center
Don Knowlton, L. S. navy. who is
training at the Homeopathic hospital at
Boston harbor. and who has recently
been assigned to base hospital SO. is at
his home on Winchester street on a short
leave Of absence.
Mrs r. D. Lane Of Brookline. Mass,
called O friends in town Thursday.
Dr. F. A. Knowlton and DR.. F. L. To-
zier have returned from Northport. where
they visited their families, who are pass
ing a few weeks there.
RIDGE ROAD-Merlin JOY Of South
Paris is at his fathers for a week to
help with the haying
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gleason OF
Greenville Junction passed the day
Sunday with Mr.. Gleason's sister. Mrs.
Arthur Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs Colby Joy and Merlin
Joy were in Augusta Sunday visiting
Camp keyes.
Arlene Harris and Marguerite Craig
are passing the week at the State Ep-
worth Lea que Institute, Empire Grove,
Poland.
There is to be Conservation meet
ING al Fairfield Center Grange hall
SATURDAY. at 80 P. ~. The canning
ton will be given by one or
The University OF Maine demonstra-
tors. A committee selected from the
village and rural precincts has the
meetine in charge and no pains Will
he spared to make it one OF the most
h, lpful ones yet held in this vicinity
Those who have learned to can fruit
and vegeta bles by the cold pack meth
cd express themselves as deiishteo
with the new way. Those who raiieo
N see the demonstrations earlier in
tie summer will be glad that one more
cnance is offered them to learn the
wore excellent way Of canning from an
expert. ,
Mrs. Roscoe Holway passed Wednee-