Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04
FAIRFIELD

TIC 1910 passenger coiiided with
A. work car OF the w, +. and Q.
Street Railroad yesterday morning
on the Lower Main street crossing.
The iron ba- which connects the
work car 70 the passenger car broke
just before reaching the crossing.
giving it lutte d start. II was car
RED across the road and the fender
and front part Of the car were dam
aged quite badly but hauled back
onto the track in a short time.
The Cosmos Club will be enter
tanned Wednesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Frank S2vase. Jr.
Charles Cummct, Of Clinton was
IN town yesterday, calling on friends.
Mrs Carrie Bunker has returned
from Dexter. where she passed the
weekend with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Files Of
Portland were passing the day yes
.ertay with relatives in town.
Frank Caytln Of Bangor was bus
mess caller III town yesterday.
Mrs Frank Wheeler and children
have arrived in town from Laron,
and Will make their home in this
ronu. They have moved TO the Mer-
"a: house on Mace street.
Ms Walter HI lckley has returned
u her home in A..nckley. after visit
in. friends in town.
Mrs wal Kendeil Of Clinton was
n ro-yn ycstcrdcy calling on friends.
Mis-. E,s,e.!a Richardson. who has
b..a ii! IL III. hone Of her sister
MIS-. 'ieo:ge Snorey. is able TO be
about the house a1a.r.
Abbott Nelson, Joseph Sawyer and
Carl Durcn .njpycd fishing trip to
"n. If the neaiuy ponds Yesterday.
The Embroidery Club will DC enter
ta!ned u, ;he home q Mrs. Lloyd
:,tli"s Of. lain street. Wednesday
evening.
Mss L>ora Quincy is employed at
tn home Of Charles Danforth on
E"nhail street.
Mrs Mii.age Gray ard daughter.
Lill!ne. ard son. Jackson. Miss Efic
Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Shaw and
Mrs. Charles Stets9n Of st. John. y.
Il, passed the day Sunday at the
hort o. Nathaniel Jackson.
~. - - AtAiStA-'@+ t1!.A 40 - Is II - -
Louie and Faith. who have been
posing scve,a! weeks at Hinck!ey
win Mr.. and Mrs. George Hinckley,
have returned 70 the horne Of Mrs.
Hinckiey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs VIII
Ireland.
Miss Susan Hatch is confined to her
l. me On silver street By illness.
t.rp:g, l.. Buzze.l met with pain
f,.i accident last week 1T pillsbury's
carnage shop when heavy piece Of
lumber fell onto his foot and broke
his toe
The Red Cross rooms viii be open
this afternoon for III" regular work.
IT is hoped that a large number will
u" present
4 business meeting of the Epworth
League was held last evening at the
Tome If Norman Richardson after
which 4 candy pull vas enjoyed.
There WIS q good number present
and very social evening was en-
joyeG
The Dial club was entertained at
the home Of Mrs. w. II. Totman yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Totman had
'i'S br- Pti liIc SeIutDII anu tooh
for hgr subject. the Current Events
for tie month nj February.
There viii he whist party at the
Modern Woodman Of America hall
Wednesday from 730 to $50, followed
by an entertainment and refresh
nents VIII be served.
Ladies night will be observed
this evening at the Masonic club
rooms. TIE evening will be passed
in card playing and dancing. a fne
program has also been arranged.
Stanley Curtis has returned from
bangor where he passed the weekend
with friends.
The Merry Meeting Club was en-
tertained at the home Of Miss Harri-
Ct HropAcy on High street last even
ing. it being tie regular business
meeting.
The Women'2 Relief Corps win
hold q picnic supper at go at the
G. a. X. hail Wednesday. after which
viii be the regular meeting and initi-
elton VI one candidate.