Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
FAIRFIELD
Death of Mrs. Louise A. Brown
Swinging Trolley Frac-
lures Lloyd McCauley's Leg
Local Happenings,

passed away at her late home on New
hail street early Saturday evening. Mrs.
Brown was born Louise A. Lewis and
for many years resided with her "a
rents on lower Main street in the house
now owned and occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Laplant. Later. as the wife
of Preston Woodsurl, she lived for sew
eral years in the house on Main street
now owned by DIR. w. L. GousSe for the
past several years. Since her marriage
to the late George O, Brown she had
resided on Newhall street. Although liv-
ing a quit life Mrs Brown enjoyed q
wide circle OF friends. She was a mem
her Of the Methodist Guild, the Benton
Grange. and attended the Methodist
church. The only living relative Of the
deceased is a cousin. William Lewis: a
son and two daughters Of the late MIR
Brown-Dumont u. Brown Of Oak Park.
Ill, Mrs. Pauline Wall of Skowheean
and Mrs. Flora t. Brainard of Augusta
survive A telegram from Mr.. Brown
stated that he would be unable to attend
the funerai services. which will be held
tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, Mr.. Var
hey, pastor Of the Methodist church. Of
heating. Burial will be at MapIewoo,
where abe body will be placed beside
h"r former husband and an infant child
niins the past few months Mrs. Brow
WAS 'ehaeriy cared for by Miss Matte
". DAVIS Of Augusta. and during the
several wears OF illness the two d,n,h
tiers of Mr. Brown have made fr.o,,o,.
Vs.. 70 the home, and all that was
T"ssiole was done .or the comfort ~
the mother
me Red Cross rooms will no
opened this afternoon and a ,srre
NUM- err OF ladies' are needed in order
.h&t we work may be ACCOMPLISHED
p"'irE ton past few weeks. . wing 70
Tie vacations and hot weather .ha
G'enoance has been small and III
oen'anu Tor supplies keeps coming
@nc me ladies in charge are urged to
increase the work.
". j. bradbury, town clerk of Fair
heio' mas been engaged in prenar ring
'"tus OF records of all soldiers and
saHors, % pc credited to the town Of
faifHeId and wishes families of the
i"en 70 give the following inforna-
/ non: Fun name. age at time Of an
hstment or draft, place and d,te of
.l',s'i'eht or draft, single or mar
''eu' occnpahon& name CT father
'''"iueh name OF mother. branch of
service company. regiment RAM,
Soip ar sailor) by whom renor,ea
. MS information is necessary for Tho
permanent record on the town record
White engaged at his work weston.
gay morning Lloyd McCau!ey. son
q Supt and Mrs. W. A. McCau,ev
sustained injuries to his right leg
! when the trolley pole broke. swing
Ing around IN such a way that h;s
leg was caught between thhe mole
and the motor car fracturing the
rome Just above the ankle. The ac-
| cldent occurred at the gravel pit at
about 10 O'Clock.
Periey Blake. Mrs. Andrew Blake Of
Portland and Miss Laura Kinks of
falmouth Foreside have returned Ia
/ 'cir homes after short stay in town
! as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Hail
lligh street. Making the trip by
auto. Miss Ella Hall accompanied
lem and will return this week.
Miss Kathleen Kieman has re-
turned 70 her home at Augusta. after
Eeing the guest Of Miss Helen Weeks.
Miss Alice Ladd has returned from
a short stay at Skowhegan the guest
Of Miss Bessie Edwards.
Miss Nerna Mcclellan has returned
from a two weeks outing at Lake.
wood
NYE'S CORNER-Mr. and Mrs
, Holm Lutz are passing a few weeks
! With relatives in Forest City, y.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bovnton and
their daughter. Miss Anna Of Cam
den who is home on two weeks va
cation, and their son, Fred, visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Henderson Tues
day.
Richard S. Devin who left Thurs
Gay morning for Wentworth Training
school for service, has been stoppinp
with his mother the last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W Henderson
passed part Of the day Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Skillines Of
Oakland.
Some OF the farmers are all done
hayng while others have a lot more
ia harvest yet