Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-21
FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Libby are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth of
daughter born Saturday, weighing IL IA
pounds. Mother and daughter are doing
well.
walter Upper. who lives with his sis
ter. Mrs, Charles Nichols. on lower Main
street. suffered a severe shock Friday
morning and is in a very bad condition.
Madeline. tn, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Melbourne Cronghite, is con-
fined to her home by illness.
There were no services at the church
es yesterday. as had been planned on
account of several new cases of the pre.
vailing epidemic. and the final decision
was made late Saturday.
Miss Ammerett Flewellng. who has
been visiting her father at the Good
WIZ WOODS, has returned to her home
on lower Main street
Inc Leary family, who reside on High
street, are all afflicted with influenza
one member of the family being in
serious condition
Mr. and Mrs. George Crosby passed
the week end at their cottage at Webber
pond
Eugene Merchant, after the snow
squat on Friday, picked from his rasn.
| perry pushes {. sufficient amount of her,
rles SO that the family enjoved rssnbar-
rles and cream for their suprer Tbera
were berries on the bushes after thass
were picked.
rev. w. II. Farney has been called to
Lisbon Falls, where he will attend thu
funeral services of Miss Arletta Hard.
ing.
Capt. w. r. Kreger who is at Bel
last overseeing the building of his
new snip, passed the weekend at his
nome on Western avenue.
Mrs. Roundy is confined tn her
home on, lower Main street by ill.,
ness.
Rollins King, who is stationed at
East Boston, is passing short fur
Tough with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
David King.
Miss Glenys Crawford, who has
been seriously i'll at her home on
Elm street, is gaining.
Miss Lila Wood passed the week.
end with friends at Madison,
d. Lincoln Reed, who has been
confined to his home on Main street
is able to be out.
Miss Olive Piper has returned 70
her home in Benton, after passing a
week with her sister Mrs. Albert
Lint, at Etna.
Mrs. Abbott Adams is confined to
her nome on Silver street by ILL
hess.
Miss Annie Merrill has gone TO her
home in Everett. Mass, where she
will remain until the reopeninr of
school.
The quarantine has been lifted from
the home of William Gould and the
little daughter who was ill is much
better.
Mrs. Ralph Friend and daughter
were the guests of Mrs. Friends
brother at Camp Deycns over the
week END.
Miss Irene Ryan. who has been at
her home for the past week on ac
count Of her school being closed has
returned to Larone, where she will
resume ner duties.
Miss Susan Hatch is confined to
her home on Silver street by illness.
Miss Ruby Johnson. who is train
ing at the Central Maine General hos
pltal at Lewiston, is passing a few
Gays with friends and relatives in
town.
Norman Nye, who is EMPLOYED at
WiCC9 sect
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nye, over
Sunday.
Lester Nye is confined to his home
on Bunker avenue by illness.
Herbert Dickerson, who was for
merly in business in this town, now
stationed at Camp Devens, is enjoy
ing short furlough with his parents
in Waterville. He was in town yes
terday calling on friends.
Miss Marjorie Flint, who passed
the weekend in town with friends
and relatives. has returned to Au-
gusta where she is employed.
The Past and Present club will
hold their first meeting at the home
of Mrs F. L. Tozier this afternoon.
Miss Annie Merriell, a member of
the Lawrence High school faculty,
left Saturday afternoon for Everett,
Mass, where she will pass the time
until the opening of the schools
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Smith and T. S.
Henderson have returned to their
home on Maple street after a two
weeks trip to the northern part of
the state where they have been hunt
ing for big mae. They returned
with three deer and a number Of
partridge.
Rollins King, who is now a member
of the U. S. Navy. passed the week.
end in town as the guest of his
father, David King, yower Main
street.
The following Fairfield boys have
been employed during the summer
months in the Junior Volunteer
movement and all express them
selves as being much taken by the
work which they found to be very
enjoyable: James Neil Brophy. Turn
err: Chauncey L. Brown. Pownal;
Berrett Wentworth Greenleaf. Oak
land; Kenneth Alexander Henry.
Norway; Frank Samuel Ladd, Show
hegan; John Ansel Lawry, Mt. Ver-
non and Houlton; Robert G. Leon
ard, Newcastle and Damariscotta:
Earl Leonard. VIM; John Andrew
Patterson, North Arson; Lawrence
Arthur Putnam. Pressure Isle: Al
fred Harold Putnam. East Liver
more; Norman Lester Richardson,
Poland and I.acke's Mills. Maurice