Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-05
FAIRFIELD
Third Annual High School Fair
Leads Them All in Excel
lence |The Revolt" q
Grand Success
CHURCH NOTICES AND PER.
SONALS-OTHER NEWS

Although this was the third annual
fair OF the Lawrence high school which
took place Friday evening at tho Law
renee high school. it was voted by all
who attended to be tho best Of the trio.
Everything was carried out in first
class manner and much credit for the
success Of the function IL due the various
class committees in charge.
The Revolt" a laughable play in one
act was well presented by the Law
renee High School Dramatic Associa-
ton. Each and every part was well
taken and it would be difficult to deter
mine which was the best taken. Marga-
ret Totman as Gradman Greggs OF the
Flushing Academy Of Household Science
Tor Young Ladies was very dignified and
carried her part well. Marjorie Smith
took the part of Pauline, working for
ner tuition, in a most pleasing manner.
Genevieye ellis in the part Of Susan
Jane Jones. an emissary of the Aneri-
can Ladies Association for the Promo
ton OF Female Supremacy. furnished the
comedy. The students were Christine
Brophy as Kate. Julia Moyt at Grace,
Doris circuit as Edith, Irene Ryan as
1oa' Edna Lascelle as May. The Ideal
husband was most aptly taken by Him.
self. and proved to be quite the surprise
OF the evening. The play was presented
In the Assembly hall and the stage was
fitted out to represent an interior scene.
Principal John A. Partridge coached the
principals Of the cast.
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fair was composed of Margaret Totman,
Cornell Lawry. Ralph Blakney and Gene
We've ellis. The Seniors sold ice cream
and were very well patronized. The COM
mittee which did the decorating and also
presided at the booth was Christine Bro
ply. William Burgess. Marian Bates.
A lilac booth. from which were dis
pensed punch and candy was where
the Juniors held full sway The commit
tee there was Marguerite Craig, Jeanette
Lovejoy. Ashton Richardson. Ralph
Blakney. The girls to serve the wares
were Jeanette Lovejoy. Marguerite Craig
and Caroline Wyman.
The Sophomores, from a corner of
white, sold fancy articles and cooked
food. The committee in charge was
Norman Danforth, Mahlon Crummett,
Genevieve ellis, Mary Lowe, Gladys
Shorey, Clarence Lascelle, Phillip Mer-
chant. Misses Shorey and Lowe had
charge of the table.
The grab bag Of orange and black was
under the charge OF the "Freshies" and
proved to be one Of the centers of inter-
est. The committee was Cornell Lawry,
Frank Knowlton, Margaret Donahue and
Irene Ryan. d17
Following the presentation Of the play
a social was enjoyed.
Letters for the following are adver-
tised June at the Fairfield postof-
flee: Mrs. J. B. Williams. Miss Dor
othy William, care Of ]. B. Williams,
Miss Alice Damren.
Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell, who has
been q guest of her aunt, Mrs. Albert
L. Hatch, for the past two weeks left
Friday for her home in Cornville.
Fairfield people are very much in
terested in the marriage Thursday If
Miss Gladys E. Rose, daughter Of Mr..
land Mrs. Herbert Rose. Waterville, to
Joseph H. Hall, son of Rev. and Mrs.
Horace Hall. The bride is the grand
daughter of Mrs. Myra Rose, Western
avenue Of this town. and has many
friends in this place, who wish her
long life and happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Lord and son
Edward Of Danville Junction arrived
Friday to visit their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lord and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Blackwell, Shawmut. Mr.. Lord
will remain few days and Mrs. Lord
and son will visit for the next two
months.
William Winslow is confined to his
home on the Island by illness.
Paul Harrington, an employee of
the Kennebec mills. had the misfort-
une Wednesday to have one Of his
fingers damned in some cog wheels.
Mrs. A. C. Ladd and Mrs. Charles
Hill Of Waterville, who have been IN
California for the past two months.
started this week for their homes In
Maine. The ladies plan to visit along
the way, stopping for some time at
st. Paul. MINI.
Paul Parent has returned to North
Arson where he will resume his work.
after q several days. stay in town
with relatives. Mr.. Parent came here
to bury his wife who passed away at
her home, after an operation at the
Sisters hospital at Waterville. The
Parents were former Fairfield people
and their friends extend sympathy to
the bereaved man.
Church Notices
Baptist church: Morning service at