Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-26
FAIRFIELD
Genevieve ellis Wins Sunday
School Contest-Mrs. A. A.
Merrill to Entertain Dial Club
Milk Dealers Announce
New Schedule of Prices

Friends of Peter Landry. who is at
tending Kent's Hill, will be interested
to know that he was the winner OF
beautiful silver cup as a reward for the
Coward relay race which he won. The
connections were from Madison and ST.
John Prep.
Miss Margaret Totman, who Is attend
ing the Leland T. Powers School OF the
Spoken Word. arrived in town Saturday
to pass the recess with her parents.
Peter Landry. Kent's Hill II, passed
the weekend with relatives in town.
The contest which was between Captain
Sara Spinney and Captain GeneVleVe
ellis. girls of Miss Alberta Foss Sunday
school class OF the Baptist church CLOS
ed Sunday with Captain Giles sloe as
an average Of 4S2 points and captain
Spinneys 205 points. The average at
tendance on the winning side was STA
girls, and on the losing side was ioui
girls. This contest was for the mon'h
of February and the losers are plan
ming an entertainment for the winners.
William Hall passed the weekend with
relatives at Brooks.
The following pupils have not been an
sent this term from the GOODWIN oorhei
school: Horace Goodwin, Edward Ames'
Gladys Goodwin. Arthur Mills ana Ell
gar Wyman.
Miss Helen Crockett has returned 10
her home at Brooks after passing the
weekend with friends and relatives
in town.
Miss Lydia Hall has gone to Brooks
where she will visit relatives for sew
eral days.
The town warrant of 80 articles has
been posted in the postOftice.
Edward Jewell, who for the past sew
eral years has been employed as fore
man of the Crate mill of this town, has
completed his duties and will move
his household goods to Van Buren,
where he will be employed in the flu
ture.
Gerald Glidden, who has been ill for
the past few days at his home on sum
nit street is better at this report
The condition of Mrs. Clyde Gibbs.
who is critically i'll at her home at
Benton, is reported as being the same.
On account of the high price of grain,
beginning March /. milk sold by the To-
cal milkmen will be as follows;
IL 10 quarts in tickets. 81 fresh
milk per quart, cents; skim milk per
quart, cents.
Signed
l.. f. Prentiss, E. T Pillsbury, F. G.
Alexander, II. w. Hodges. Ivan
Hodges. r. c. Richardson, H. W.
Roundy, B. II. Lawrence.
Adjutant Craig and Captain Swan CT
the Salvation Army have gone to Lew
iston to attend an army wedding there
today.
The Dial Club will be entertained
this afternoon by Mrs. A. A. Merrill
the afternoon paper will be THE Dip
lomacy of the Great War" followed by
discussions by the club members.
Frank Baker is seriously i'll at his
home on High street.
Mrs. E. c. McKechnie has returned
to her home at Foxcroft after passing
few days with relatives in town.
Evelyn. the Youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Quincy, is i'll at
their home on Elm street.
Mrs. r. c. Richardson and son, Mas
ter Charlie, will leave today for Pal
myra, where they will visit relatives
for a few days.
The Queen Esther Circle will be en-
home on High street Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. George Maxfield has resumed
her duties al the American Wooden Co, |
after few weeks vacation.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Totman of Bangor. /
formerly of this town, announces the !
engagement of her daughter, Gladys |
Anna, to John S. Everett of Augusta
Carl Clarke who has been i'll for the |
past few weeks is much improved
Miss Carolyn Wyman has gone to
Augusta where she will pass the week !
end with friends.
Miss Gladys Shorey is confined to
her home on lower Main street by ILL |
ness.
Mrs. Ida Crosby Of Hinckley passed |
Friday with friends in town.
Mrs. Annette Beitchman, a widow. /