Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-21
FAIRFIELD

ISOLATION of Lawrence High schoo, ~.
following boys We're awarded the foo,h.n
L." Alfred Putnam, Frank roda
Ralph Moreau and Percy Ware ~
i, regular players received their letter, a,
an earlier date.
The funeral services of the late Mab.,
Blakney will be held from the homo %
Everson Brown this afternoon a, >
o'clock.
B. A. Pratt has moved his housebo,,
goods from upper Main street to Shat.
nut.
Miss Grace Splnney, who has been in
the Lewiston hospital for the past sew.
eral days, is expected home TODAY.
The window of the shoe store owned BIZ
A. II. Jewell has caused much attracts,
by the elaborate fancy decoration tha,
the spring repairs has made.
II. A. Plummer, who is confined 10 his
home at Benton with a sprained ankle
is reported as resting comfortably. i,
The vacant store formerly occupied ~
c. f. Furber came in very handy Satur-s
day when what washings were save,h
from the laundry were transferred to tina.
StoTe, WHERE llley were maze ready for
delivery.
Miss Coro Cakes, who has been con-
fined to her home on Brooks street by
Illness, is improving daily.
Miss Verma Curtis has returned to her
studies at Lawrence High school after
a few days trip to Moose River.
Mrs. Edward King has returned from
a visit at Haverhill, Mass, with friends
Mrs. Lydia Shaw has gone to Presque
Isle for a short business trip.
Mrs. Albert Pouin is able to be out
after a short illness at her home on
lower main street.
Everett Lowe and DR. g. F. Kidder
were the fortunate ones to bring back
IL pickerel averaging 3 lbs apiece from
their fishing trip at Moose Pond
Charles Gousse is seriously i'll at his
home on Kicker street.
Miss Mable Twombly has resumed her
duties at the Townsend Millinery de-
partment at Waterville after a short
illness at her home on Kicker street
Mrs. Bertha Shaw was at Skowhegan
Tuesday on business.
The last of the citizens entertain
tainment course will be held Saturday
evening, March oath, at Laurence High
assembly hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Blakney Of
Milford, Conn. are in town, called here
by the death of Mr.. Blakney's sister,
the late Miss Mable Blakney.
Mrs. Angie Blakney has returned from
visiting at Benton Falls.
The Fairfield Independents will meet
& oh IN,
ball this evening at Winslow.
Lester Brownell who has been al
the Sisters hospital at waterville for
the past several days has been trans
ferred to Charles Jenkins home at Ben.
ton.
Henry Cakes who has been employed
at Dalles for the past year is visiting
his family on Brooks street.
Mrs. Alice Horne was able to be out
Tuesday the first time for several
weeks.
The postponed parish meeting which
was to be held at the Universalg
last Wednesday will be held this
evening at o'clock. A parish picnic
supper will be enjoyed following which
will be the annual church business.
The last of the series of tournaments
which are given weekly at the Masonic
club rooms will be held this evening.
The first prizes which were won by
the whist players at the ST. Patrick's
entertainment at the Catholic parish
hall were given to Miss Marjorie Flint
and Percy Ware Miss Flint received
\ beautiful bag and Mr.. Ware a neck
scarf.
Mrs. F. l.. Tozier entertained the
members of the NJ. E. Guild at her
nome on High street Tuesday after
noon. The regular business was first
and the remainder of the
afternoon was passed in sewing.
The Lawrence Tyres were distrib-
tied among the subscribers at Law
'ence High school Tuesday afternoon.
rDls edition is an especially good one,
Iue to the hard work done by the edi-
or-in- chief and her assistants The
PAPER ordinarily has been dedicated to
me of the faculty or school societies,
'ut this edition was respectfully ded-
he school.
Miss Annie Lemelin has returned to
Ter duties at Augusta after passing a
CIV days with relatives in town.
Walter Clark has entered the en-
hoy of the Crescent laundry during
he absence of Raymond Varney. who
) i'll at his home on High street.
Miss Lettie Hodgkins, who has been
It the Sisters hospital at Waterville
or the past several weeks, has re-
urned to her home at Shawmut.