Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-14
FAIRFIELD
Library Association Officers
Chosen - Observe Mothers
Day in Town Churches-Local
Man Knocked Down by Auto


gusta passed the weekend with his
parents in town.
Miss Gladys Pennell of Skowhegan
passed the weekend as the guest of
her sister Mrs. f. L. Tozier.
Herbert Blakney who is stationed at
Augusta passed the weekend with his
parents in town.
At recent meeting Of the Fairfield
Library Association Mrs. A. H. Totman
was appointed president. Mrs Frances
miller, vice president. Mrs. w. A. Arch
er. secretary and treasurer, and w. II.
Merrill and A. H. Totman trustees for
six years.
Miss Lucy Weeks passed the week.
end at Pittsfield where she was engag-
ed as soioist at the UniversaliN church
on Sunday.
Extension preparations are being
made for the cabaret show which is to
be given by the Merrymeeting lodge,
0. Z. s., Tuesday evening, at the Fair
field assembly hall.
Vernon circuit is confined to his home
on West street by illness.
Mothers Day was observed at all the
churches in town Sunday.
Harvey Patterson who is employed at
Portland passed the weekend with his
parents in town.
D. G. Parsons has moved his house
hold from Silver street to the Heath
house on Lower Main street.
The game which was scheduled be-
tween the Oakland Grammar school and
the North Grammar of this town for
Saturday was cancelled on account of
the unfavorable weather
Friends of Lester Judkins formerly of
this town and now of Augusta will be
interested to learn of his marriage
which occurred Saturday when he was
married to Mrs. Gertrude Hughes of
Sidney.
A free lecture will be given Monday
evening at the Lawrence High school
assembly hall at o'clock under the
auspices of the ParentTeacher assici-
alton. The Board of Trade and Benton
grange have been invited to cooperate.
Herman Sweetser assistant professor of
horticulture at L. of NJ. will talk on
home gardening.
Karl MCKechnie entertained a few
Of his friends Saturday evening at
his home on Summit street. The eve
ming was pleasantly passed in dane
Ing. refreshments were served. Among
those present We're Alton Glidden,
Edith Marden, Ivan Mitchell, Hattie
Brown, John Patterson. Irene Ryan,
Mary Lowe and the host, Karl Nc
kechnie.
A number Of the piano students of
Mrs. Arthur Roundy of Waterville
took part in the recital which was Civ
en- at her home at Waterville Satur-
day.
Mrs. George Davis of Dover passed
the weekend as the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. West Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Waldron of
Portland passed the weekend as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ire
land.
Mrs. r. B. Hinckley and daughters,
Louise and Faith have returned to
their home at Augusta. after passing
several days with relatives in town.
While crossing the street between
Kings market and Burgess block
Saturday afternoon, Warren Stevens
was knocked down by an automobile
and dragged for several yards, which
was due to the excitement Of the driv-
er who accidentally touched the excel
lerator instead of the brake when try
ing 10 stop the car. A number of men
rushed to the scene and lifted the car
from Mr.. Stevens body and although
slightly shaken up. no bones were
broken and at this report Mr.. Stevens
is resting comfortably
Mrs. c. o. Perry will entertain the
members of the King Herald this eve
ming at her home on Western avenue
The Junior League of the Methodist
church will hold a sociable Wednes
day evening.
Mrs. William Hall passed the week
end at Hinckiey