Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-23
FAIRFIELD,
The Second Annual Fair Of
Lawrence High School
Sheriff Brophy Complains Of
Neglect Of Children by Parents
Church Motices..cIub Notes a n d
Society lettings

The second annual fair play and
social of the Lawrence High school
was very successfully carried out on
Friday evening at the schoolhouse. At
o'clock very pleasing program was
carried out. Orchestra selection,
Show Boy March; reading, How
Bateefe Trudeau Came Home en-
core, Little Orphan Annie Mrs.
Minnette L. Simpson; vocal solo, "A
Little Bunch of Shamrock Otto l..
| Totman orchestra selection, What
Fool l Be-: farce. Three of a Kind;
cast, Daisy Murray as Eloise Atkins,
aged II years; Lucy Weeks, as Ruth
Atkins. aged IA years; Marjorie Smith
as Vera Atkins, aged 10 years; Chris
tine Brophy as Barbara Atkins, aged
nine years; Doris circuit as Sally
Mason, aged IA years; Margaret Tot
man as Miss Darlington, adult; Har-
vey Doe as Robert Atkins. aged IS
years; scene, sitting room at the At
kins.
The play was very we'll executed
and the amusing situations did not fail
to please the audience.
1 The commercial room was converted
into a bower of evergreens and bright
colors. In one corner was I'VE Old
Oaken Bucket" from which wise in
vestors grabbed and secured various
articles of various values, but all pur-
| chased for one dime. The grab bag
/ was in charge of two lasses with sun
bonnets and aprons. They were &C.
nevieve ellis and Edna Lascelle, and
the Freshman class was represented in
that Nay.
i The Sophomore class sold home
made candies from a tastefully dec
Grated booth of salmon pink and white.
| Marjorie Smith, Caroline Wyman and
Marguerite Craig sold the sweets for
the second year class.
The separate booths occupied the
Juniors wares. In the commercial
room they sold punch from a red.
| white and blue booth. Lois Spencer
and Doris Drew were the young
Misses, who dipped the bright colored
liquid.
beautiful array of fancy work
which was quickly purchased by the
fair goers was displayed by the Sc
nior girls, from nook of birch bark
and green. Alice Nye and Daisy Muir
ray presided over the Senior table
The typewriting room presented in
very festive appearance in garlands of
| blue and gray. Tables and chairs
were placed at convenient angles and
there ice cream and cakes were served
by Marion Bates and Clara Libby.
The decorating committee consisted
of Miss Jennie Emery. Miss Edith
| Wilder, Miss jeanette Sturtevant:
Freshmen, Julia Hoyt Freda Tarbell.
Ruth Holden, Henry Brophy, Corne-
Illus Gregory; Sophomores. Marjorie
Smith, Carolyn Wyman, Marguerite
Craig, Ralph Blakney. Roland Os-
borne, Irving Rollins, Ashton Richard
4 son; Juniors Marion Bates, William
Burgess, Clara Libby, Emerson Law
ry, Lois Spencer, Louis Ryan. Doris
Drew, Irwin Ladd Seniors, Alice Nye,
Daisy Murray, Herbert Blakney, Hur-
bert Emery.
Mrs Roy Richardson was n pleasing
hostess Friday evening to the members
of the Heptousa Club at her home on
Western avenue. The ladies embroidered
and during the evening dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Letters for the following are adver-
tised Friday. May %, at the Fairfield
postoffice: Mr.. Jim Dielhaming, Mr..
Walter Emerson, Mr.. Arthur Bryant, Mr..
Margin Marcrak, Daniel Williams.
A game of baseball will be played Sat
urday, May 49, between the Lawrence
High school team and the Winthrop High
school team on the West street diamond.
The game will be called at go P NJ.
Frank Staples returned Friday to Bel
fast after few days stay at Benton
| of n lie
son, Raymond Staples.
George Milliken is moving his family
and household goods from the Davis
house on Osborne street to the house
owned by DR.. w. S. Miller on Kicker
street
One session of school was held Friday
at Lawrence High school to make prep
arations for the fair
Miss Ruth Goodwin student at He
bron Academy. is passing few days at
her home on the Ridge road.
The Women's Missionary Society of the
Baptist church will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon in the church vestry. The pro-
gram of the afternoon is in charge of
Mrs. Will o. Hersey and Mrs. Fred o.
Savage.
Mrs Merlin Joy of Hebron is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Good
win on the Ridge road.
The services at the Baptist church for
Sunday, May "a, will be as follows
Morning service at 1915 A NJ; subject
of the sermon by Rev. Arthur Curtis,
Feeding the Multitudes." The sermon
will be on a missionary subject. Sunday
school at IL M; evening service at I. Rev
Mr.. Curtis will also occupy the pulpit at
the evening service.
The Methodist Sunday school banquet
will be held Wednesday evening. May q
in the church vestry. The program OF
the evening will be in charge of Superin-
tendent Earle R. Stoves, and the occa-
sion promises to be a pleasant one.
Rev. John L. Clark and son, Master
Robert, left Thursday for an extended
trip to New London. N H., Manches-
ter, N. H., and Boston.
/ Mrs Maurice A. Priest returned Thurs
day from a few days visit at Augusta
with her mother.