Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-03
FAIRFIELD.

A very pretty affair took place early
Tuesday morning at the domestic science
department in the Lawrence High school,
when a June breakfast was served to an :
invited party of teachers. The breakfast
was under the direction of Miss Blanche
\ Webster. the domestic science instrue- ,
tor. The tables looked very inviting
with their linen. which the sewing class
had completed and which was used for
the first time. The color scheme In the
luncheon was yellow The decorations /,
We're volets. Very attractive menu
cards. to which were attached butter
cups. were laid at each plate. Sliced Or .
anges. corn meal mush, cream and SUI
gar, ereamed salmon and baked potatoes.
corn mullins, coffee and doughnuts were
served and preatly pleased those break-
fasting. The pupils who assisted In serv-
ing were Hazel MacAuley Ida waldron.
Irene Ryan, Stella Yorke Elsie Perry.
Alice Mcdonnell. Marjorie Flint and Ger ,
trude O'Leary.
The people of Fairfield and vicinity
are 10 be favored with the appearance of
one of the greatest impersonators and
readers of modern times-Delbert Meyer ,
Staley Of the College of the Spoken
Word Boston. He has been engaged TO
present two of his famous recitals, "Trip
Van Wrinkle" on the afternoon of June 10
for the children and 'If / Were King
on the evening of June 10 for the general ,
public. The readings will be given at
the Methodist church.-Adv.
The Good VIII High school third an
nual Freshman prize speaking was held
in Moody Memorial chapel at 7.S0 p. NJ. .
Tuesday. The program was as follows:
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
Speech Nominating Blaine for President,
Ingersoll ,
Earle Gerald Clement
The New South. Grady
Arthur Lawson aWlker
John Brown, Anon
Ernest William McCrackin.
Music.
Murder Will Out, Webster i,
Bradford williams.
The Rider of the Black Horse. Lippard
William Jackson DeLacey.
Music.
t Speech When Under Sentence, Emmett
Jean Deghnee.
New England Civilization. Frye
Robert Brenton Walker.
Music.
The committee of award consisted Of
John \. Partridge, principal of Lawrence
High school, Fairfield; Rev. Arthur r.
Craig, Fairefld; Mrs. Arthur T. Craig, d,
Fairfield.
Mrs. Arthur F. Roundy went to Bel i.
fast Tuesday for a short visit with
relatives.
The members of the Priscilla En-
broidery Club took a car ride to Wa
tervile Tuesday afternoon, where they
We're very delightfully."- entertained I
at the home of Mrs. Willis Ireland.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Frank X. Laundry has gone TO Que
bee, where he will be employed by the
International Paper Co.
James Merrill of Brunswick was a
business caller Tuesday in town.
George Kendall of Good Will called
Tuesday on friends in town. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Files left Tues
day on a few days fishing trip to
Pleasant pond.
Mrs. William CLANCY of Hinckley j,
visited Tuesday friends in town.
Arthur Howe employed by the Maine
Central Railroad at Portland, is pass :,
ing few days at West Benton with
his family.
Oscar Baker of Gardiner called i,
Tuesday on Charles Pooler.
Mrs. Rufus Brown and daughter
Caddie have returned to their home /,
at Skowhegan. after few days visit
in town and at Benton.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred o. Savage have .
returned from a few days visit at
Madison.
Miss Lou Adams returned Tuesday
from a few days visit at Madison
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Albra
Adams. =
On June IL Supt. VIII 0. Jersey and
Miss Harriet Abbott will conduct
Grade TX on its annual trip to Au'
gusta. The class numbers 20.
The Teachers Club will be enter ,
tanned on Thursday evening at the
Hillside Camp.
June is is the date set for the Mur-
ray Club Garden party. If the weather
is considered unfavorable the party
will be held June IS, !.