Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-27
FAIRFIELD.

a large number OF the parents ana
friends of the Brown district gathered at
the schoolhouse and listened to an ex-
| cellent program from the pupils of this
school, which is taught by Miss Abbie s.
Richardson of Winslow. The program.
Singing, America" by school; address
of welcome, Natalie Monk: What Is i.
Seer Arthur Hayes; .'The Little
House Maid,' Berniee Hayes; 1.-THE DoIts'
Hospital, dialogue; vocal music, yerna
Brown and Gladys Jewett; spell Kit
ten" Lettie Braley; Smiles and Flow
ers.t Piimpton Kent drill by eight girls.
.'The Letter Writer Hiida Puisifsr;s
tableau, Rock OF Ages: dialogue, n0ur
Country's Aunt Instrumental music.
Gladys Jewett; .Not DID, Harold Cliff
ford "a Laugh in Church." Bernics
Rountiy; "When Papa Was a Little Boy.
Bryant Kent: Dialogue. Trials of + a
Teacher vocal music. Gladys Jewett
and yerna Brown; Baby Logic Fanny
Roundy; "Grandpa'ss Specta cles,n Char
lie clifford; zone Another" Ruth Monk.
dialogue, Mrs. Jones' Afternoon Tea. o..
After the program Auctfoneer Flowers
in his characteristic way kept the audi
ence laughing with his witty remarks;
1t was found that over ~ was cleared
from the boxes. This money viii be used
to furnish the schoolhouse with interior
decorations. At 10 O'Clock, all went. home
well repaid for the much-enjoyed eve-
ming.
The pupils and teacher will hold a Box
sociable in the Piper district, next
Wednesday evening, at the schooIheuss
of that district. The pupils have been
rehearsing and an excellent program is
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bring boxes A sociable will be held after
the boxes have been auctioned off. s.
The Box sociable and school entertain
inent which was to be held, last Friday
evening, at the schoolhouse in the War
ren district has been postponed until
Monday evening. This school is in cnarge
of Miss Alberta Foss. who has prepared
a program to be given by the pupils Of
this school preceding the auctioning of
| the boxes. s4
The pupils and teacher. Miss Hazel
Faulkner of the Goodwin's Corner school
will hold a school program and a Poverty
sociable at the schoolhouse, next Tues
day evening Ice cream and cake will
be on sale. The proceeds of the sociable
will go towards purchasing some wains-
cotting to be placed around the interior
/ of the schoolroom.
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Miss Lillian T. Hanson of Winslow
has returned to her home, after visit
ing friends III town for a few weeks.
Andrew Fitzpatrick, who has been
confined to his home with an attack
of the grip, is now able to be out.
The new house of Carl Piper on High
street is now being papered and paint
ed inside.
Miss Hattie Brophy, who is teaching
school at Fairfield Center, passed
, Sunday with her parents.
The Younger Set met. Saturday af-
ternoon, with Mrs. Ethel Davis. at her
home on Kelley street.
Donald Knowlton has completed his
duties as night operator in the tele-
phone Office.
Miss Caro- Chapman, who is teaching
in Erskine Academy, passed Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
/ Chapman. ~ sfs,g
A program suitable for Thanksgiving
was carried out, at the regular meet
ing of Victor Grange of Fairfield Gem
ter, Saturday evening.
Captain w. r. Kreger of the schoon-
er Addie NJ. Lawrence is visiting at
, his home here for few days
The marriage intentions of George
Herbert Murray and Edith Morrow
have been placed >on file at the town
clerks office. ...4.s saa
Frank Baker will leave in q few
days for Florida, where he will remain
/ during the winter months .saf
| Fairfield is soon to have another
lawyer III. H. Braz2el of Milbridge,
| who has practiced law there for the
past few years, is planning to come
to this town, where he VIII occupy
the rooms in the Masonic, block, TOT
Inerly used by. L. c. Rice. Who has
gone to Jacksonville. Fla. Mr.. Br5z-
zell has been practicfng law Tor the
past II years. He has been III tQwn
making arrangements and lie will
move his family here in about two
| weeks.
Miss Edna Clifford has returned froin
| a visit to Pennsylvania
FL. II. Hoyt of East Hiram conducted
the services Sunday, at the Univer-
salist church, aAs 4sa ssEsr
A special meeting of the salvation
Army will be held at $50. Monday eve
ming, Dec. 4, in the hail. at which two
live babies will he given away. . 81
The Rebekafis will serve q supper in
the l. o. O. f.. dining hall, from $50
to z, Tuesday evening.
| Mrs. Gertrude Mcdonald stenogra-
pher at the Americanygeolen mill. who
has been i'll for the past few days at
her home, is reported very much i'm
proved. es5. ~
Miss Gladys Gireenleaf.. one of the
assistant teachers in the Lawrence
High school, has moved from the res
idencc of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Parkin ON
High street to the residence of w. J.
Bradbury on Western avenue.
Charles Pooier passed Sunday at his
home here. ID
Dudley Smith has gone to Dexter,
where he will visit his sister for a
few weeks. 8 sfgf
Mrs. Eugene Bradbury of Portland
| is visiting friends and relatives IN
town.
/, Miss Ida Leslie of Madison is pass
| ing a few days in town..
William Gray of Boston passed