Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-04
FAIRFIELD
Special Town MEETING Saturday

IneTe Will Ue special tOWn meet
ing Saturday, Sept. 9Th, at $50 P. NJ.
at the Opera House at which time the
following articles will be acted upon:
Article Ito choose a moderator
to preside over said meeting.
Article ITO see if the town will
vote to accept an extension of West
street extending from Burrill street
to Montcalm street and raise he sum
of 5000 for same, authorizing the
selectmen to raise that sum by loan.
Article 3-To see If the town will
authorize the school committee to
use for the construction of school
house toilets the $1,000 appropriated
at the annual meeting for the pur-
pose of moving and repairing the old
town hall.
Article 40 see if the town will
appropriate the sum of $500 to shin
gle the South Grammar building.
Article 5-To see If the town will
authorize the school committee to
maintain schools in the following dis
tricts: Larone, Bates and Ten Lots,
Article ITO see if the town will
vote to authorize the school commit =
tee to move the Bates school house
to the Ten Lots, SO called: to pro-
vide a lot for the same; and to au-
thorize the selectmen to obtain money
by loan, not to exceed $1,000 for said
purpose.
G. L. Lougee and daughter Hope
of New Limerick, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Plummer, who
have been visiting them. arrived in
town Wednesday.
/ Theodore Hatch of Camden was an
auto guest Wednesday of Mrs. Hugh
fob To- Mice
ona Hatch returned to Camden with
hin. and will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hatch.
The w. c. T. U. will meet Thurs
day P. NJ. with Mrs. Edith Trip.
Mrs. Charles johnson, Mrs. A. M
Pennell and Mrs. Sherley Mason at
tended the fair in Unity Wednesday
Miss Caroline Hamlen is working
in Learned's clothing store, taking
the place of Miss Christine Hunter
who has completed her duties.
DR.. Ethel Walters and Miss Evelyn
Ccro passed Wednesday at Pleasant
pond.
Miss Florence Goodwin has return
ed to Portland where she teaches
after passing her vacation at her
home.
Mrs. George NJ. Powers and chill
/
| Mrs. Will Archer. returned to War
rem. Mass. Tuesday.
| Miss Elizabeth Archer and Wesley
Archer returned Monday from Carl
| There will be Democratic rally
| Friday evening. Sept. S. at the Opera
| House at 8 o'clock. William r. Pat
| tangalL Democratic candidate fol-
| governor. and Fulton J. Redman
nominee for L. S. Senate, will speak
on the issues of the campaign. The
public is cordially invited.
Lincoln Reed resumed his duties d.
Learned's clothing store Wednesde,
! after enjoying two weeks vacation
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Reed and son
Kenneth, and Mr.. and Mrs. Perlt
! Libby motored to Pennington Sun
| day, where they were guests Of Mrs
| Lyman Preston.
! l.. T. Kinds Of KinGfield was II
| town Wednesday. calling on relatives
| He was accompanied by Miss Inc.
| Reed, who returned nome, after Wig
| iting in Kingfield during her vaca
| ton.
Louis I.eClair was operated on fcl
| tonsils at his home on Main stree
| Wednesday,.
| Miss Nellie Horne has resumed he
| duties at Wardwells dry goods stor'
| in Waterville, after enjoying a TIVE
weeks vacation, which she passed
! Old Orchard
| Mrs. Edith Cronkhit" ind son, Don
| aid. have gone to Augusta. where
they will pass several Gays with ne
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman
| Brewer.
There will he n band concert thu
/ evening at s o'clock in front of th'
| high school.
There will he Republican rally a
| the Opera House Saturday evenin:
at o'clock. The speakers of thu
evening will be Congressman Frarl
! Crowther of New York and Mis-
Ethel Lyford of the national Repu',
| lican headquarters. Tllele will h'
! music by Drew's orchestra of Waite:
| willie The public are cordially invlt
j ed to be present.