Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24
FAIRFIELD
Community Saddened by the
Death of Mrs. Frank Leme-
lin. Sired Cross Benefit
Lawrence High Wins from
Alumni

The whole community was saddcn-
cd Wednesday evening to learn IF
the daath Of Mrs. Frank Lnmeiin. ST.
at her home on Water street. wh'ch
occurred 9uddenly at 8 o'clock. aft"t
only few hours illness. Mrs. Leme-
lin seemed In her usual health dE~-
ing he day Wednesday. but was
rervcus and thinking Of NJ. Lcmelin.
who had met with n serious accident
Tuesday morning while at work It
the WOODEN mills. Mr.. Lemelin was 1T
The hospital in Watcrviile. and had
teen expected home during the day
Wednesdays. ard the whole household
was anXiousiy waiting his arrivi.i.
During the afternoon Mrs. Lemelin
worked in the garden and ut )
O'Clock She went into the house and
told her youngest daughter that sha
didn't feel very well Thinking HAT
she was cvcrtirod from her aftrr-
rooms work, the daughter was not
much disturbed. Soon after 5 she
was taken i'll with Indigestion and a
paral%Iic shock followed from when
she never recovered. Death came 1t
about 3 o'clock.
The funeral services will he held
from the Catholic church on Satur-
day morning at 8 o'clock. Inter
ment will be at Pine Grove cemetery
at Waterville.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Maxine Martin of
Augusta have arrived in town being
called here by the death of her moth
cr Mrs. Frank Lemelins ST..
The school children are selling tick
cts for Tho Blue Bird" motion pic
Star Theater on next Tuesday even
ing under the auspices Of the Fair
field Chapter of Red Cross.
Miss Gladys Shorey, who UNDER
went surgical operation for append
icitis at he Sisters hospital in Wat
erville, was very comfortable at this
writing. She was attended by Drs.
Walters and Gousse of Fairfield and
DIR. Poulin of Waterville.
Joseph Lemelin has arrived in
town from Caribou being called here
by the death of his mother. Mrs.
Frank Lemelin.
The funeral services Of the late
Mrs. Marion Freeland were held from
the home of Arthur Totman Thurs
day afternoon at | o'clock. Rev. Mr.
Barton, IL former pastor of tho Uni
versalist church officiated. The bear
ers were a II. Totman, S. T. Lawry,
Chester FuIber and Frank Hammond.
lnterment was at Maplewood
Lawrence High won her first game
OF the season from the Lawrence
Alumni team at Il game played on
the home. field Thursday afternoon by
a score Of 16 to 9,
The game was interesting to watch
from STAT to finish and the boys on
each team did their utmost for their
own team. although they arc both
Lawrence men. The Alumni team
have had very little practice since
their Lawrence High training and
were not il the best of material. AL
thoGSh both teams put up good
hght but the team this year featured
the game and got her first game.
the score:
The deceased was born in st. Louis.
Elmoskl, Canada. the daughter OF
Hcbert and Adeiine Santelre. and
was aged 5S years. She came to
Fairfield 36 years ago and was mar
red TO Frank I.cmeiin of Wateryille
and has resided here since that time.
She hasa host OF friends who wel c
sadly grleved to learn of her death
and who unite in deepest sympatny
to the hereaved family. She was al
ways faithful member of the Cath
Ole church and great worker in
church and social affairs always he
ms ready and willing to go at any
call She was Il devoted wife and
mother and a homebody. She is a
member of the ST. Ann Society of
the Catholic church. Blessed Sacra-
mcnt Of Canada, the Annauls Of the
Good 81. Ann.
She is survived by her husband,
her father of Caribou, three broth
ers, Joseph and Edward Santerre of
Caribou, Jesse of Sheridan, two Sig
ters, Mrs. Emma Chamberlain of
Grand Falls. \. b.. Mrs. Herman
Martin of Augusta; five sons. Her
bert. George. Frank of Fairfield: J0-
seph Of Caribou and William Of
Skowhegan; four daughters, Anna
Lemelin OF Skowhcgan; Mrs Eva
Butler of Waterville; Louise and
of this town.
Mrs. Mary Emery.
The friends Of Mrs. Mary Emery. who
was formerly well known In this c0m-