Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Germon of
East Benton have recently received
from their son, Prvt. David Germon,
who is in France. a German helmet
and four beautiful vases. Mr.. and
Mrs, Germon have had four sons in
the service, Alec, who was killed in
action William, who has received his
discharge, and David and Jack, VINO
are still in the service.
The regular meeting of the Benton
Grange will be held at the Grange
hall Wednesday evening and large
attendance is desired.
There will be a Valentine Box So
ciable at the Grange hall on Friday
evening and a fine program has been
arranged.
There will be a regular meeting of
the ROYAL Neighbors Of America at
the hall on Friday evening at 7.3O
o'clock. All members are asked to be
present.
Miss Matte Butterfield of Boston
| was in town Saturday. calling on
Mr.. Leroy Taylor. MiSS Butterfield
formerly lived in th town.
There WAS quite 2>bad chimney fire
at the home of Mrs. Perley Dorian
yesterday morning but it was eXtin-
guished by the use of one chemical
Mrs. Alonzo Days Sunday school
class of the Baptist church met last
evening at the home OF Miss Murlel
BroDhy On High street. The evening
was passed socially and fine time
enjoyed.
Judge II. II. BrazZeil vas in Bing
har: yesterday.
Miss Mary Smith of Freeport is
passing a few days at the home OF
Mr.. ard Mrs. b. l.. Moore on We: =
en- avenue.
Miss Ruby Holt of Portland is pass
ing a few days in town with friends
/ Miss Holt graduated from Lawrence
high school last June.
Roland Buzzell of East Benton has
purchased the Clarence Gibson farm in
that town.
Mrs. Annie Pratt, who has been the
, guest of her mother for a few DAYS. has
| returned to Good Will. where she is
/ matron in one Of the houses.
i Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crosby have re-
J turned to their hoihe on Main street
/ from Camp Devens. where they went
to see their son, Pvt II. Percy Crosby.
who has recently returned from France
, Pvt. Crosby is expected on furlougi
! sometime during the week.
! Miss Ella Parkin. who passed the
! week end in town at the home of Mr..
Z! and Mrs. Herbert q. Brown, returned
| TO her work at Augusta yesterday
morning
, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rollins have CORA
| to Boston to pass few days vita
! friends and relatives
John Corson. who has recently re-
! turned from France. is passing few
! days in town with friends
| Maurice Adams Of Clinton was re-
i cent business caller in town.
! The Embroidery Club will go to Wa
terville this evening. where the men,
bers will enjoy supper at Harmon 8
! cafe and later attend the movies.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Spaulding of Al
bion were in town yesterday calling on
friends.
A fine speciment of red trout is
being exhibited at the w. w. Nye
store, weighing seven and three
quarters pounds. The catch was
made by Lester Nye at Sheepscott
Lake, and is the largest trout to be
brought into town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. il. Jewell ha. e re
turned from Skowhegan where they
have been the guests Of NJ. and Mrs.
Albert Lowe.
Frank Leighton is enjoying a few
days vacation i'll New Brunswick
with friends.
| w. w. Nye has returned from Au-
gusta where he was a guest ut the
! home Of his son, Roger Nyc.
Mrs. ]. d. Davis and son frank
have returned from Portland. where
they have been pasi~s j few days
with friends AMI :rIatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Emery Of Mad
ison are. passing u frw days at tic
home of Mr.. anl Mrs. Eugene Holt
on Lower Main street.
There will be meeting Of Mason,
ic Lodge No. 90. +. &; A. H., Thurs
| day evening. The e. a. Degree will
| be conferred and all members are
requested to be present
The w. II. NJ. S. Will NICE, a. the
| home of Miss Arnip Bradbury this
| afternoon
Miss Gladys DOVE Of Eoxcroft. who
is attending Colby College. passed
the weekend in town a, .he guest Of
Mrf and Mrs. Eugene Hol..
CHARLES Gibson who has been quite
| i'll at his home on Main street is re-
ported as being improved.
Charles Holt passed yesterday at
Belfast on business.
Mrs. Elwin Berry is confined to
her home on Bunker avenue by ILL
ness.
The Past and Present Club was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. VIII
liam Simpson yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. George Chapman had the paper
for the afternoon and took for her
subject THE Historic Gardens OF
New England" Mrs. Lester Nye
rendered two vocal solos which were
appropriate for the occasion and a
very pleasing afternoon was passed.
The next meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. p. A. Smith Mrs.
Simpson will have the paper.
The Women's Relief Corps will
hold an entertainment at the G. A.
r. hall on Wednesday evening, it be-
ing Lincoln's Lay. All members arc
asked to be present and each men,
ber is entitled to invite one guest.
a fine program has been arranged by