Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-06
FAIRFIELD
Shower to Miss Lemelin in Hon.
or of Approaching Marriage
Lawrence High Has De-
lightful Reception

The home of Mr.. and Mrt Fra nix
Lemelin Sr., was the scene of most
happy delegation of young ladies when
their daughter. Miss Eva Marie was
rendered a miscellaneous shower in
honor of her approaching marriage to
Ernest j. Breton of Waterville.
The rooms were most appropriately
decorated with autumn leaves and ev-
ergreen amid patriotic designs and the
entire interior had very pretty effect.
Although much surprised a the ar
rival of the IS guests, Miss Lemelin
proved herself most entertaining and
responded most feelingly for the beau
tiful and useful gifts that she received,
among which was some beautiful sill
YER and china ware and a coffee per-
colator. During the evening a delicious
collation. was served and the guests
departed at a late hour wishing Miss
Lcmelin a long and happy welded life.
Miss Annah Lemelin, who is employ
cd at Skowhegan, arrived in town Fri
day where she will remain to attend
the Breton-Lemelin wedding Monday.
BYRON Johnson of the Burleigh Bat
terry. who is in the medical department
at N-csttield, Mass, is passing a short
furlough at his home on Lawrence aN-
enue.
Alex Gray of Moncton, \. r.. is
passing a few weeks in town as the
guest Of his sister. Mrs Fred Free
man, Upper Maine street.
The Assembly hall at Lawrence high
school for the first time of the school
tn Of IA
finest receptions the school has ever
given. The hall was attractively
decorated with autumn foliage,
gray and blue bunting all of which
was under Old Glory. On the receiv-
ing line were Superintendent and Mrs
Teague. Principal J. A. Partridge. Miss
Jennie Emery, Miss Ruth Parker, Miss
Annie Merrill. all members of the fac
ulty: also the president of each class,
Ivan Mitchell, John Patterson. Law
renee Putnam and Hollis Manning
During the evening an entertainment
was given consisting Of a number of
orchestra selections by the high school
orchestra vocal solos by Allen Hen
derson and readings by the Misses
Hazel McAuley and Genevieve ellis
The school song concluded the even
ings entertainment and a social time
was enjoyed at which refreshments
We're served.
l.. s. stephens of Brooks is engaged
as foreman on the Benton side OF the
new track,
The Sunday school classes of the
Misses Elsie Perry and Monce Ames
- n 10 ctr ia TO
day
at the home of Robert Tohey Monday
evening on Western avenue
Howard Hamm of Hinckey visite
friends in town Friday.
Arth II Baker of Gardiner visite
friends in town Friday
A. B. Spaulding and son Claude have
returned to their home in Albion after
passing Friday with friends in town.
Mrs. W. r. Brown has gone to West
field, Mass. where she will visit her son
Maurice. who is a member Of the Bur
leigh Battery
Rev c. D. Perry will take for his sub
ject Sunday morning profession and
Procession At 3 o'clock the Junior
League service will be held and at the
vesper service at { O'Clock the Rev. Earle
Stoves of Oakland will occupy the pulpit.
NYE'S CORNER-Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Maxell returned Thursday to their home
in Orient after several weeks visit at S.
s. Clough's.
Bert Currier is painting number of
houses at Hinckley
Mrs. Mertie Hamilton and grandmother
Mrs. Weymouth. have moved back to
their old home from Skowhegar
Joseph Nye Is entertaining the thresh-
ers who are making their annual calls
on the farmers.