Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-19
FAIRFIELD
Scarcity of Logs at H. and W.
Clionea Club to Enjoy Picnic
Funeral of Late . Clayton
Smell


John and Howard Of Portland arrived
in town Wednesday where they will
pass few days as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Bradbury.
Tn. Auction Club will enjoy its an
nual picnic today at the home Of Mrs.
William Archer. High street.
Mrs. William Mcleod. Mrs. Frank
Mclaughlin, Mrs Clifford Crawford
cf this town and Mrs. Eva Bell of Dex-
ter enjoyed picnic at Cascade park
Wednesday.
Miss Christine Case was rendered a
birthday party at her home on lower
Main street Wednesday evening in
honor of her 18th birthday. The house
festivities and flags and a number of
guests were present. Miss Case re-
ceived some very pretty presents.
The members of the Epworth League
of the Methodist church held a most
successful sociable at the church yes
try Wednesday evening. where Ice
cream and candy were sold and a good
amount realized.
The Clionea Club will enjoy d. pic
mic at the Jewell cottage at China
lake today.
The Hume e Newhall saw mill has
not been in running order for the past
few DAYS on account of the scarcity OF
logs.
The funeral services Of the late Clay
ton Smell were held from his late home
on Elm street Wednesday afternoon at
80, Rev. John Clark of North Berwick
officiating. The floral tributes were many
and beautiful. Interment was at Maple
wood cemetery. The bearers were Doug
las Cocker. Edward Archer, Clarence An
drews and Robert Seliger.
Mrs. George Quarmby Of Saugus. Mass.
is in town for a few days, called here
by the death of the late Master Clayton
Smell.
]. c. Byrns, who for the past IS years
has conducted a clothing business in this
town, has recently retired from business
on account of poor health. and Measrs
Borowsky and Jacobson of Boston have
purcha sed the business.
Harry Late will be at the Methodist
church this evening, where he will tell OF
his wonderful adventures in the French
trenches.
Mrs George Preble of Oakland passed
Wednesday as the guest of her daughter
Mrs. William Crawford.
Mrs Z. B. Hinckley and daughter
Louisa passed Wednesday as guests OF
Mrs Hinckleys parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Crawford.
Mrs. William Staples and son Richard
who have been passing the summer as
guests of Mrs. Staples parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs John Jacquith, have returned tc
their home in Bath.
Edwin Jacquith has returned to his
home in Clinton after passing a few
days as the guest Of his son, Johr
Jacquith.
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Cain are the
proud parents of a baby daughter borr
Tuesday
Mrs. Lizzie Reney has returned to hel
home in Lewiston after passing severa
Arnold Moore has returned to his home
in East Vassalboro after passing severa
days with friendsNin town.
Miss Loretta Romeo has returned tc
her home in town after passing a few
days as the guest of friends at China
lake.
Miss Ella Wilcox has entered the en-
pioy of Mrs. William Simpson.
Mrs. Annie Pratt of Good Will pass
ed Wednesday with friends in town.
George Dulac and daughters. Mrs
Ralph Mulligan and Miss Blanche Du-
lac, were called to Portland Wednesday
Nv 6a Of "
who was crushed between two cars at
the railroad yards at Brunswick and his
scalp badly crushed. He was taken to
the Portland hospital at once where he
is in critical condition at this report
RIDGE ROAD-Alec Stewart passed
Monday with his brother, H. B. Stewart.
Miss Ella Wilcox has returned from
Brooks. where she has been visiting
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser Gee passed Sunday
with John and Carey Gee at Burnham.
Mrs. Laura Wentworth of Waterville
Balentine, this week.
Mrs Kate 3. Ellis went Saturday to
East pond for a few days visit With
friends.
Miss Louise Randall of China passed
last week with her aunt, Mrs. Chester
Emery.
Miss Pearl Chapman passed Sunday and
Monday with her sister, Mrs Fraser Gee
Miss Kate O'Shea. who has been i'll for
months has been taken TO the Sisters
hospital In Waterville
Rev. W. r. Libby of Methuen. Mass
is visiting his brother, Reuben Libby.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Narnum and
daughter Avis of Waterville Mrs. Waldo
Peart and baby Marion>of Manchester
Mass. Harris Hamip Of Milan. y. H.
Rev and Mrs Oscar Perry and daugh-
tiers Elsie and Ramoyne and Perthena
Miller have been recent visitors at Glen
cra!gen.