Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-08
FAIRFIELD
Practical Educational Talks by
BUSINESS Men Being Given
the Pupils Of the North
Grammar School
SOCIAL AND OTHER GATH
ERINGS-PERSONALS

Tho lime meeting Of the Parent
Teacher Association will be held TUESDAY
afternoon at the Lawrence High Assem-
tly hall. Mrs. Flora Tozier, one OF the
I'D rs members of the assoclaioi'' VIII
SA paper describing the nature OF
rnSthers' pensions. There has been some
curiosity among the members, both
.eachers and mothers, as to the exact
workings of the mothers pensions and
II is upon the request OF Supt VIII y.
Hersey that Mrs. Tozier has prepared the
paper Mrs. Gustin, principal of the
North grammar school and teacher In
Grades VIII and TX, will also deliver an
original paper. The remainder of the
program will include music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parks Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Simpson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Speake passed Sunday at Winde-
mere, making the trip by automobile.
The district meeting of Rebekah lodges.
]. o. o. F., was held Monday at Albion.
A large number of the members of Good
VIII Rebekah Lodge of this town were
present, some of them attending the aft
ernoon session which was called at 80
and the remainder going over in the eve
ming. Among them were Miss Nesta c.
Written. past president of the Rebekan
Assembly of Maine: Mrs. Rose +. Holt.
worthy matron of the Good Will Rebekah
Lodge. and Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F.
Racklitfe. Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Rich
ardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Pills
bury. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ames, Mr..
and Mrs. William McClntock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Q. Files, Mrs. Danville Gray,
Mrs Arthur Savage, Miss Sadie Wood
man. Miss Ethel Bailey, Miss Helen Bur-
rin, Miss Alice Ladd Mrs. William Ira
cy. Miss Hazel Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O. Files and Mrs.
Files parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Gray,
were at Pennington over Sunday. guests
of Mr.. Gray's brother. They made the
trip in Mr.. Files automobile.
The regular monthly business meeting
and social of the Methodist Epworth
League was held Monday evening at the
church vestry with a good attendance
and much in the line of business trans
acted. The cabinet meeting occupied
some time. followed by the general bus
mess meeting and short prayer meet
ing. The social hour was very much
enjoyed and included the playing OF
games and music. refreshments being
served during the evening
Mrs. Mabel Wentworth and Miss Lula
Adams were hostesses Monday evening
to the Book Worm Club at the home of
the former on NewhaIl street. The first
part of the evening was passed in the
exchanging of books which the ladies
have been reading for the past two
weeks, after which short musical and
literary program as arranged by the
hostess was enjoyed. A dainty luncheon
was one of the evenings features.
Edward Edgecomb of Livermore Falls
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Knight at their new home on lower
NJ street
Ts Ernest Holman has returned
home after passing several days at Ca
man with her mother, Mrs. Virginia
Nye
Mrs John Gallagher of Madison pass
ed the week end with friends. Mrs. Gal
alagher was formerly Miss Alicia Tozier
Of this town and was on her way to AL
bion. where she plans to pass several
days as the guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Tozier.
Judge Fl. h. Brazzell was in Skowhe-
gan Monday forenoon to attend court.
81 practical Arithmetic Will be the top
lie upon which two men will speak
] Wednesday morning before the pupils of
the North grammar school, Harry Brown
OF the Enery-Brown Clothing Co. of Wa
tervilie and Harry Plumrner of Benton.
The objects Of the talks will be to en-
tighten the pupils in regard to the ex-
pectatzcps of employers. 1t is through
the efforts OF Supt. Will o. Hersey of the
Fairfield schools that these educational
talks are being given, his plan being to
have representatives of the various
trades speak, each giving his ideas OF
what is expected from employees.
Miss Ruth Murdoch of Sanford, a
Sophomore at Colby, was the weekend
guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Hersey
The Herseys also entertained Edward
Emery of Sanford. a secretary OF the
Maine Civic League.
Mrs. George Pray is quite i'll at her
home on Western avenue.
Laforest Allen is recovering from a
sprained ankle which he received one
day last week. He was able Monday to
go to his work.
A game of ball took place Saturday
afternoon on the diamond on the island
The Red Socks played the Young Eagles
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