Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-08-27
FAIRFIELD
The Ready Wit of Raymond
Jones Saves Chalmers Boy
from More Serious Injury
New Sanatorium Picturesque

Miss Florence Drinkwine Of Bangor,
who has been visiting friends in town.
has returned to her home. She was ac-
companied by Miss Aurelia Champine OF
this town.
Mrs. E. B. Hinckley Of Augusta passed
the weekend with her parents in town.
Charlie Chalmers while at work at his
duties at the pulp mill yard Saturday
let an axe slip and cut the main artery
of his left leg. He managed to get down
street unassisted but was in a very crit
icai condition when Raymond Jones usei
his ready wit and by the aid of a hand
kerchief and stick kept the artery from
flowing until a physician was found ana
the boy received medical attention at
once.
Mrs. Edward Jewell and son Wallace OF
Van Buren,, who are visiting relatives in
town. passed Saturday in skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ,Lawry and daughter
Rebecca have returned from Temple
Heights.
The new part Of the sanatorium that is
being built is beginning to look very pic
turesque from the village and can be seen
what an advantage It Will have over the
already occupied building. The new
structure is to be two and half stoTes
and private wards are to be afforded.
Among the other modern convenieuces
will be the silent call system, which will
be of great advantage both to patients
and medical assistants.
Claude Spaulding of Albion passed Sat
urday in town on business.
Louise Learned, who recently under
went an operation for adenoids, is able
to be out of doors.
Miss Rowe Manter of North Arson is
passing a few days with friends in town.
Mrs. Grace Clark passed Sunday at
China lake.
Mrs. F. A. Knowlton will entertain the
Past and Present Club this afternoon at
her home on Winchester street
A. H. Morrison has completed his duties
as clerk at the Wilson pharmacy.
Miss Mary Ann Roderick has returned
from Temple Heights, where she passed
two weeks.
ter LUCILLE have returned from China
lake, where they passed a weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnon Ireland have re-
turned from Pettee's pond. where they
passed week.
Rev Frank Worcester Of Clinton and
Benton and Everett Colcord are pass
ing a few days at Peters Pond on an
outing trip.
Spectators from nearly every town
and city were in town Sunday to view
the bridge span that is in position
across Main street.
The towrspeople were much pleased
when notices We're made public Of me
exemption Of married mon with de-
pendent wives and children.
Charles McGraw and Percy Ware
PASSED Saturday at Clinton
Albert Cloutier passed the weekend
at Boston.
Mr. and Mrs, George Maxfield have
returned from Temple Heights, where
they passed two weeks.
George, the two months old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest King, passed
away Saturday after a few days ill
ness. The funeral services were held
Saturday afternoon. Interment was at
Catholic burial grounds at Waterville.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfonso Barney passed away at its
home on Water street Sunday morn
ing after a very short illness.
Miss Natalie Monk, who is employed
at Benton. passed the weekend at
her home at Clinton.
Miss FTreda Cloutier passed the
week end with friends at Old Town.
Carl Duran has returned from Tenn
pie Heights where he passed g two
week vacation.
Miss Edna Pierce Of Philadelphia is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Colby Law
renee.
Mrs Arohine Smiley is visiting friends
at Pittsfield.
Mrs. Nora Watts passed the week
end with relatives at East Benton.