Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-04
FAIRFIELD
First League Game to be
Played on the Local Diamond
Between Oakland and Fair.
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ACAu-1OCdlS
Miss Winona Waldron has gone
TO Boston where she will be tn,
guest of friends and relatives. She
will also visit friends at the Frank
lin Institute
Miss RUBY Holt left yesterday af-
ternoon for Portland. where she will
pass few days with friends.
Miss Mary Lowe and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Merton Chase and two sons
will leave this morning for North
port where they will pass few
days.
Lawrence Carr has entered the en-
ploy of the Waterville 4 Faireld
Railway Co. as conductor.
Worth Brown has gone to Moose
pond where he will pass the Fourth.
Miss Gladys Shorey has returned
from WInslow where she was the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Edward
Britton on Dean street.
Fred Tobey and Ralph Ellis ct
Hinckley we're business callers n
town yesterday.
John 1.awry. member of the
Junior Volunteers, who is employed
in Oakland is in town the guest
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lawry on Winchester street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Wood and daugh-
te. Lila and MIR. and Mrs Harry
Hewes have gone to North pond, where
they will pass the Fourth.
Miss Sara Spinney is asle to be oue
after a short illness
yhn Sta
Williams. is the guest Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tobey. in Hinckler
for few days.
Miss Jannette Lovejoy, who has been
attendin. Castine normal school. has
returned to her home in Benton Miss
l.ovejoy was the graduating class
The first league game will be played
today on the local diamond between
Oakland and the Fairfield There will
also be game in Oakland this after
noon.
All who are to march in the parade
this afternoon are requested to meet at
the North grammar school building this
afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. NJ W. Estahro and Mrs. Harry
Hallowell of Fort Fairfield are in town
as guests of their sister. Mrs. George
Smith.
Funeral services OF the late Joseph
Gilbert will be held this afternoon from
the Catholic church at leo O'Clock
Mrs. A. Il. Gaskin and SOL Ralph of
Conway, \. H., have arrived in town.
-rhere they are guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Cleveland
Mrs. Cecil Gray, who has been re-
ceiving tire :tment at the Sisters hos
pital at Watervil'e, has returned to her
home in this town
Mrs. LaForest Allen entertained
the ladies of the Embroidery club at
her home on upper Main street. The
evening was pieasant!y passed in
sewing and social. Light refresh
monts were served by the hostess
Miss Gladys Shorey Is employed at
the Wilson Pharmacy as clerk during
the absence of Miss Ruby Holt.
Miss Frieda Tarbell Of Benton Falls
was in town yesterday calling on
friends
Miss Pearl Bradbury has gone to
Snow pond where she will lie the
guest Of her mother
Earl Learned has arrived In town
where he will pass few days with
friends and relatives.
Augustus Narney left Yesterday for
Portland where he will be the guest
of his son Chester who is at the Con-
greSs Square hotel
The ladies of the Red Cross and
members of the committee were
busily engaged Yesterday in complct-
iy,s~
gram which will be carried out today.
The park is very attra ctivc with the
different booths and the band stand
which has been erected. The parade
will start at 80
Frank knowlton and Herbert
Knowles have gone TO Camp Benson
for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Frierd and
daughter, Ethel. Miss Opal Nichol-
son and Chester Hibbarc have gone
to Bangor where they will visit
friends and relatives.
The service flag has arrived and
will be unfurlcd at the exercises at
Monument park this afternoon. The
flag contains 101 stars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Fish and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Choate and daughter
Annie left last evening for short
stay at Mr.. f'ishs cottage, Camp
Princess Ena.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nye and son
Stephen left yesterday afternoon for
a short stay at Snow pond with MIR.
and Mrs. Fred Hall of Waterville.
Mrs. Tracey Gilman. who has been
receiXnAtreatIi mt at the Sisters
hi i1heturned to her home
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