Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-08
FAIRFIELD
Graduation Date of Lawrence
High and Senior Prom Ar
ranged F0r-Epw0rth League
Meets-PaSt and Present Club
Meets

June 14th has been the date that the
will hold their graduation exercises. The
Senior Prom" will probably be held
the preceding Friday and the Junior
the Baccalaureate sermon have been
made. which will be held at the Bap-
fist church Sunday morning. June 10th,
with Rev. E. NJ. Holman as officiator.
DR.. and Mrs. F. j. Robinson. who have
passed the winter at Florida. have re-
turned to their home on High street.
Miss Vivian Smith entertained the
members of the Methodist Epworth
League at the church vestry Monday
evening. where the regular business
meeting was held, followed by a social
hour. During the evening refreshments
were served.
Preparations for the l.. H. S. Senior
Commencement exercises are being
made and the following have been nam
ed to participate: Glass prophecy. Jul
liza Hoyt; French Grafton. Roland Pool
er; presentation of gifts. Doris Orcutt
reading. Genevieve ellis: presentation
of gift. Ormonde Lawry; reading, Ralph
Blackstone: class ode, Genevieve ellis.
MISS NtGUd SuIliS, WIN pdSSSu q lew
days at her home at Sydney. has re-
turned to her studies at Lawrence High
school.
number of the citizens in town are
planning to attend the Preparedness pa
rade, which is to be held at Augusta
today.
The American Wooden mill and Reyes
Fibre Co. have closed for Tuesday so
I
Baby Day will be observed Tuesday
by the Parent Teacher Association at
Lawrence High school at o'clock.
The marriage intentions of Frank L..
Barnes of Auburn to Miss Lucy Hall
of Hinckley are on file at the town
clerks office.
The Past and Present Club held the
last meeting of the year Monday aft
ernoon when the members were enter
! tanned by Mrs. George Page at her home
on Western avenue. The afternoon was
devoted to business and the following
officers We're elected to take up the du-
ties next year: President. Mrs. George
Chapman: vice president. Mrs. F. L..
Tozier secretary. Mrs. f. Knowlton;
treasurer, Mrs. S. T. Lawry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Marden have
returned from Palermo, where they
passed few days.
Mary. the young daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Patterson is confined to
her home on Western avenue by ILL
ness
Word has been received in town of
the birth of a daughter, May 4, to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Choate of New York,
who formerly resided in this town.
Mrs. George Ltchfield is confined to
her home on upper Main street by ill
| ness.
| At a recent meeting of the Boy
! Scouts. which was held at the Scout
rooms, Scoutmaster w. o. Hersey di-
vided them into two patrols, the Beav-
'ers and the Eagles. Raymond Hall
was chosen captain of the Beavers
| with Carl Hersey assistant. while
| Russell Brown assisted by Edward
Archer were chosen leaders of the
Eagles. Kenneth Henry was chosen
secretay. Norman Norton assistant.
| Fred Marden treasurer. The 10 boys
| who passed the tenderfoot test are:
Edward Archer, Horace Atwood. Yves
! ley Archer, Russell Brown, Raymond
Hall. Kenneth Henry. Carl Hersey.
Raymond Cover, Norman Norton and
Henry Johnson.
Mrs. s. b. Kenrick entertained the
members of the Deal Club Monday af-
ternoon at her home on Newhall
street. The afternoon paper was The
Peace Problem and other articles
were discussed by the club.
Miss Eva Hersey has returned to
her home at Wilmington. Mass, after
| passing a few days as the guest of her
brother, W. o. Hersey.
The Universalist parish will give a
| reception for Rev. and Mrs. c. II. B.
Seliger at the church Friday evening,
May II, from to TO- All members of
the parish and those interested in the
parish are cordially invited.
Lester Brownelle has returned from
Augusta, where he visited friends.