Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-19
FAIRFIELD,
Sixth Year Of Lawrence
High Opens AuspiciousIy.
Seniors Vote 10 Have Washing
ton, DC, Trip, Next March.
jolly Party Enjoy Supper and Corn
Roast at Hillside Country Club.

The Rebekahs will serve one of
their usually good suppers, Friday
evening, in their dining rooms.
Miss Lima Holt left, Thursday, for
Skewhegan, where she will pass the re-
mainder Of the week with friends.
Mrs. Benjamin Thayer of Benton re-
turned, Thursday, from a short stay
at Augusta.
Mrs. Emma F. Teele and Miss Edith
Teele of West Medford. Mass, are
gae3ts of Rev. and Mrs. j. L. Clarke.
Virgil Conner is able to be out, after
an illness resulting from injuries re-
ceived from a fall.
Mrs. Lillian Delano has gone to Au-
gusta, after few days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Delano
The members of the Senior class of
Lawrence High school met, Thursday
forenoon, and voted to take trip to
Washington, D. c., in March, instead
of the usual graduating exercises. The
Seniors are very enthusiastic and are
already planning money making
sch emes
Miss Vesta Whittier, vice president
of the Maine Rebekah Assembly, has
been at Auburn. this week, on business
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Edmund of
Burnham and Mary G. Dodge of Los
Angeles, Cal, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Maddocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. PIttman
left, Thursday, for a few days stay
at Monmouth.
Principal Gersham Il. Rollins of Bel
grade High school and Mrs. Rollins
will arrive in town, Friday, to pass the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs George Richardson.
The sixth school year of the Lawrence
High school began, this week. The en-
tering class numbered 80 and the to-
tai of the four classes log. The new
students from out of town are: Stan
ley Whitney of Los Angeles, Cal,
Freshman; Clara Libby of Waterville,
Junior; Melvin Arrill of WaterviRe,
Junior; and Emma J. Wood of Nor
ridgewock, Senior. The members of the
Freshman class are: Ralph E. Black
stone. Henry l.. Brophy, Alice NJ. Cur
tbs. Frances Eastman, Geneva NJ. Gil
lis, Cornelius c. Gregory. Beulah T..
Hilton Eleanor b. Knight, Rubie f..
Blackwell, Charles M. Crummett, Nor
man L. Danforth, Carl +. Fogg, Angus
tus c. Gregory. Eleanor *. Hall, Julia
1oyt, Clarence f. Lascelle, Edna M.
Lascclle, Ormand w. Lawry, Mary A
Lowe, Marie Mcdonald, Philip H.
Merchant James Murray, Thomas Muir
ray, Doris l.. Orcutt, Roland N. Pool
err. G. Ernest Powers. Norris Priest
Ruth Richardson, Georgia Robertson,
Gladys M. Shorey, Nora A. Smith
Sarah l.. Spinney, Annie Strickland
Frieda Tarbell, Mildred Tozier, Nor
man s. Tozier, Stanley c. Whitney,
Lilly Wood.
James Clifford of Unity was in town,
Thursday, on business.
Mrs. w J. Bradbury and Mrs. F. e.
McFadden Will leave, Friday, for a
weeks visit at Portland and vicinity.
A party of young married people
took trip by auto. Wednesday eve
ming, to Hillside Country Club and en-
joyed a supper and later in the eve
ming a corn roast. The party consisted
of: Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph F. Jewell, Mr..
and Mrs Carl c. Piper. MIR. and Mrs.
Ralph o. Files. Mr.. and Mrs. Grin A.
Learned, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G..
Wing. Mrs. Rollin c. Clark, Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace a. Hill, Mr. and Mrs
Johr H. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
5. Holmes, DIR. and Mrs. George G.
Averill.
Wallace f. Coleman, son of Will
liam e. and Annie NJ (Waite) Cole
man, passed away, Wednesday after
noon, Sept. II, at his home at Benton.
He was born, Aug. 90, 10. The funeral
will be held, at +. NJ. Saturday. In
terment will be at Benton.
Mrs. Ruth Nichols McAlary and son
of Waterville passed Thursday at
ShaWmut with relatives.
Miss Hazel Fogg has completed her
duties as bookkeeper at the Wilson
pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ireland left, Thurs
day, for short visit at Wilton with
relatives.
Charlotte Pratt entertained few