Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-03
FAIRFIELD
Five Young Men Accepted For
Military Service-L O a
Happenings

eel and daughter Sylvia and Miss
Thelma Woodncan have returned
from two weeks stay at winde-
mere.
Ralph Blakney who has been pass
ing a few days in town with relatives
and friends. has returned to Fort
Fairfield, where he is employed.
Irving Rollins, Wallace Patterson
hlten Glidden, Joseph Gilbert and
Donald currier, were in Skowhegan
yesterday where they were examined
for service and passed. Rollins,
Patterson and Glidden will leave the
18th for Boston, where they will at
tend Wentworth's Mechanical school
! Mrs. Q. b. Ames and daughter
Mona have returned from a short
stay in Albion with friends and rela :
tlvcs.
Miss Beryle Mcleod Of Lynn, who
has been in town as the guest OF
f, Miss Ruth Hatch. Silver street, for
a few days has gone to Canada
where she will pass few days with
her parents before going across as a
Red Cross nurse. She was accom-
panied to her home by Miss Hatch
who will visit friends and relatives
while in that vicinity.
Allen Henderson has returned
from a short outing at Highland
Lake.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Fairfield Center church will serve
ice cream Saturday afternoon and
evening on the church lawn.
F, Chester Narney. who has been
RAISING several months at Portland
las returned to his home in this
town.
\ Thomas Brooks has bone to Bid
Eiddeford where he will enjoy tive
weeks' vacation with friends and
relatives. He made the trip by
automobile.
! Miss Lucy Weeks. who has been
visiting friends and relatives in
i Portland. Boston and New YorkCity
J for several weeks. has returned to
\ her home on Maple street.
| Mr., and Mrs, Orrin Learned and
! children. Louise ind Albert, and
Miss Florence Dion have returned
| from months stay at North Pond
camps.
! Mr.. and Mrs B. c. Thomas and
daughter Mrs. Worth Brown. who
have been visiting friends and rel
atives IN Iceboro. have returned to
! their home in Benton
! Emerson Iawry. who is employed
ut Orono. is in town as the guest of
! his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Lawry, Winchester street, for few
day.
| William Vigue. a member OF the
Junior Volunteers. who is employed
al Lagrange, is in town visiting
! friends and relatives for week
| Mrs. W. G. circuit and Mrs An
drews have gone to Bar Harbor,
where Mrs. Andrews will undergo
an operation.
Word has been received by Mr..
| and Mrs. Peter Nicholson that their
son Alec has arrived safely overseas
Albert Clark is passing a few days
at his cottage ct Unity.
Miss Mertie Andrews Of Washing
ton. p. c.. has arrived in town.
where she is a guest at the home of
Nj. and Mrs. W. G. Orcutt on West
street:
Miss Phoebe Hunter, who has been
enjoying a two weeks vacation at
Lake Sabattus. has returned to her
home in this town.
Ernest Nolett and daughter Ce-
ella have returned to their home in
Perrin. \. H.. after being in town
The guest Of Mr.. oNlette brother,
Benjamin Nolett
Mrs. Jennie Levitt of Portland
formerly of this town, is visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richardson
will leave today for smart stay at
Kineo.
George Shorey and daughter
Gladys have returned from Clinton
where they were the guests of Miss
Mary Low.
Mrs. Royden Greeley of Connect.
, cult. who is passing her vacation in
Clinton with friends and relatives.
was in town yesterday calling on
! friends.
The services at the Baptist church
for Sunday morning will be at 1913
Rev. F. NJ. Holman will preach from
Il vacation theme. Bible school At
Il o'clock. All are cordially invited
to attend.
CENTER-Mi Margaret Adams
passed the day in Waterville Thurs
day
James Green. with his wife and lit
tie daughter Of Clinton. are passing
the week with his parents. Mr.. aI:d
Mrs r. r Green
Miss Gladys Webb Of Oakland and
her cousin. Miss Vera Webb Of Au-
burn were the guests Of Mrs. J. AL
len Jones THURSDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. Selden Howe. Ray
mond Keene and Mr.. and Mrs Har-
old Howe and their two children have
returned from their outing at North
pond.
The Ladies Aid Sciety will hold an
ice cream sale on the church lawn |
Saturday afternoon. commencing at
4 o'clock. Il is hoped it will be well |
patronized
Considerable attention was attract |
ed by two large loads OF lumber |
which passed through our place last |
Wednesday forenoon. They were en- |
route from skowhegan to the new