Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-06
FAIRFIELD
Liberty Loan Contest Among
High School Pupils Brought
to ClOse-Move B. & F. Car
Track-Fire Whistle Fixed.

The Liberty loan contest that was
in progress among the Lawrence high
school pupils has come to close an0
fine results have been accomplished,
Miss Mona Ames sold the largest num-
Der of bonds and also turned over the
! most money, her sales amounting to
$500. while Arlene Plummer sold %.
Marjorie Flint 10. and Ruth Blakney
). The prizes are to be awarded IN
the near future. The boys of the school
to receive prizes are Elwood Osborne.
who sold four. and Kenneth Henry
and Theron Parlin three each. The
citizens of the town feel exceedingly
/ proud of the spirit shown by the
! school in helping to bring the towns
sale Of bonds up to it's mark.
/ Myles Spinney, who is employed at
Struther. Ohio. is passing a few days
; at his home in town. Mr.. Spinney is
enc among the draft list and expects
/ 10 leave soon for France.
] Mrs. Humphrey O'Blemis will enter
1 tain the Methodist Guild Wednesday
I afternoon a her home on lower High
\ street
( Augustus Gregory. Rollins King and
Ormonde Lawry have returned TO their
4 studies AT the L. Of M. after passing
few days at their hcmes in town.
Miss Louisa Lemelin has entered the
employ of ". W Nye as clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Oakley have
returned from a few days hunting trip
at Drew.
( Mrs. c. J. Lane of Dover. y. H, and
| Mrs. Della Cain of Plymouth, Mass.
are passing several days as the guests
Of relatives in town.
The Benton 4 Fairfield car track
| las been moved and now extends to
! the extreme south leaving fair and
clear way for traffic coming from
! Shaw NUT and Waterville ways. also
/ Lawrence avenue.
Lewis Cyr of Battery 3, Heavy
\ Field Artillery, WHO is stationed at
! Aver, Mass, is passing few days il
| town, called here by the serious i'll
ness of his mother
The fire whistle that was out of
commission. has received the neces-
! sary renovations and continued it's two
/ blasts Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Horace Blakney entertained the
\ Philanthea Club Monday evening at
! her home on Maple street. The regular
\ business was transacted and a social
time was enjoyed. During the evening
! refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Lowe have re-
turned to their home at Skowhegan
after passing a few days as the guests
/ Of frie nds An town.
Y Mrs David King will entertain The
NJ. s Club this evening at her home
on lower Main street.
George I.itchfeld Jr.. who has been
seriously i'll at his home on upper
Main street with pneumonia is gain
, ing slowly.
Misses Ella Hall and Mary Lowe will
leave Tuesday for Boston, where they
! will lass several days as the guests of
! relatives.
Silas Longley has moved his house
| hold goods from Skowhegan to his
+ home on upper Main street Mr.. Long.
| ley will resume his duties at the Cuit-
Cd Fulp mill.
Miss Florence Brown Of Richmond
has returned TO her home afr pass
ing several days as the guest of rela-
\ tiVea in town.
! T. Fl. Trask of Dexter is passir.
y several days as the guest of friends
/ in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Jewell and Mr..
\ and Mrs. K. G. Clark have returned
! from short visit with friends in
Eartlard and Pittsfield.
Mrs. Charles Holt. who underwent
\ q surgical operation at the Sisters
hospital at Waterville recently, is
comfortable at this report
Ladies' Night will be observed at the
| Masonic Club rooms Tuesday evening
and an unusually fine program has
! been arranged by the committee.
Mrs. l.. D. Rand Is seriously i'll at
1 her home on Newlall street.