Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-21
FAIRFIELD

| Fred Ramsdell Of Bangor was In
town on business yesterday and also
called on relatives.
Mrs. Frank Jordan has gone to Port.
land, where her husband is employed.
Louis TrQmbley Of Pennington il
visiting friends in town.
Hubert King has entered the employ
of the American Wooden Co.
Mrs. Helen Ward. who has been at
Old Orchard and the White Mountains
for the summer. is visiting Mrs. Wal
ter Andrews before returning to her
home in Newport.
Miss Verna Curtis has resumed her
duties at the post Office after several
days vacation.
Fred Sturgis OF the Cook. Everett &
town yesterday.
George keene and sister. Mrs. Mil
dred Totman OF Canaan. were in town
yesterday with relatives.
Henry c. Newhall attended Farm.
ington fair yesterday.
Miss Doris circuit is visiting friends
in Wilton.
harvest supper viii be served a,
the Opera House dining room tonight
at $50 O'Clock by the Methodist Guild.
The usual appettzing menu has been
prepared.
Mrs. L. ". Hart Of Detroit Is the
guest gT Mrs. Walter Andrews.
Mrs. Louise Hudson. who has been
visiting In Oakland for several weesk,
has returned to her home.
Edward Rot and Robert Poo!er Of
Skowhegan were calling on friends in
town yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Warren SWEET are the
proud parents of an l1A-pound son
born yesterday afternoon at the Nc
Neil private hospital In Waterville.
w. c. Winn Of Livermore Falls was
IN town for a short time.
Frank Lemelin Paul and Lewis MUIR
ray, Mrs. Quirion and Mrs. Merle Cur
ney have returned from st. George.
Canada, where they have been for sew
eral days.
Henry Clark Of Boston was calling
on friends yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. Q. Files were in
Pennington to attend the fair yester-
day.
Lila Newdicll. reader of plays, is to
be at the Lawrence High school as
sembly hall Friday evening. Sept. 90,
under the auspices of the Merrymeet-
ing Chapter, Q. f. S. She will present
"A Marriage of Convenience"
Miss Molie Steltzer, Fred Marden
and Henry Johnson have registered at
Colby College as freshmen and will
begin their studies this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Hunt have
moved to York where Mr.. Hunt is the
principal of the York High school.
This will be OF interest to the Fair
field friends Of the young couple.
Mrs. Hunt is the former Miss Marion
Horne Of this town, one Of the towns
popular young ladies'.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Henderson have
returned to their home on Maple
street after passing the summer at
Old Orchard. Ben l.. Smith, their
son -in-law went down after them in
the automobile. They are very en-
thusiastic with Old Orchard, espe-
cially the location near the camp
ground and are planning to return
there next year
CENTER A children's meeting
will be held at the church Thursday
afternoon. Rev. J. C. Bearse will be
present. In the evening will be the
regular prayer meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Harris of Boston
are visiting Mrs Harris uncle
George Wood and family.
Nh. and Mrs. Ivan Dearborn of
Fairfield were recent callers Of Mrs
Dearborn's mother, Mrs Arthur
Mingo.
Robert Boucher is improving from
his recent illness.
A church supper will be given
Thursday night. Sept q, at Victor
Grange hall. The public is cordially
invited.
Miss Eva Mingo resumed he,
studies Monday at Lawrence High
school after passing the week end al
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Clark are at
tending Pennington fair this week.
Those attending Lawrence High
school from this place are Fred and
Albert Murray, Ralph Holt. Stanley
Stevens, Eva ATingo. Mary Robert
son and Harry Wood.
. Evangelist meetings will open here
October LIST and continue two weeks
The Sunday school are to have
their annual picnic Saturday, on the
church lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Hews and son
. Clarence of Clinton, were guests
Sunday Of Mrs. Hews' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Wood.
PISHON'S FERRY--Alfred Hilton
, was in Jackman Monday on business
!. Ralph CLANCY Of Water~ille pass
ed the weekend with his cousin, w
F. CLANCY.
Ernest Alley of Waterville was q
guest Of his family Monday.
, Mrs. Hazel Lowell Of Skowhegar
, is guest Of Mrs. Lettie CLANCY.
Raymond Pratt and daughter
Louise. Of Skowhegan. were in towr
Tuesday. calling on friends.
Miss Sadie Lewis has gone Il
Canaan. where she will pass a, few
days at her old home.
Mr. and Mrs. c. III. Emery Of Wat.
erville are passing a few days will
Mrs. Emery's mother. Mrs. Alic,
. Kelley.
Miss Mile Twitchell passed tn,
, week end in Skowhegan with rela