Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15
FAIRFIELD
George Chapman Presides at
Town Meeting-$1000 Is APP
propriated for Library Heat
ing Plant-Rummage Sale a
SUGGESTIVE L. H. S. Boys
Make College Football Teams

Marcellus Hayes has returned from
New York, where he passed several
days
William Dixon has returned to his
home at Madison, after passing the
week END as the guest Of Ivan Mitch
ell. (
Mrs. George Davee Of Foxcroft is
passing few days in town as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. West An
crews.
Miss Irene Barker will resume her
duties at the pulp mill Office this
morning after a two-weeks vacation.
Miss Ruth Osborne, who is attend
ing Pennington Normal school, pass
ed the week. end at her home in town.
Miss Lucy Weeks has returned from
Portland where she passed a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Taylor. who have
been at New York during the summer
months, is passing several days as the
guests OF Mrs. Taylor's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Tibbetts.
Miss Mary Lowe has completed her
will pass a few days at her home at
Y IlHlOit btlole SoiIIA W IcoSloll WlItlC
she will visit relatives.
Miss Towne's Sunday school class of
the Methodist church enjoyed a bacon
rat on the Horse Back Saturday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford knight are
passing a, few days as the guests Of
relatives in Portland.
10 e.
where he will pass the winter
The second town meeting of the
year was held Saturday afternoon at ]
o'clock at the Lawrence high school
Assembly hall. Although only nine,
citizens of the town were present, the
meeting was held with George Chap
man as moderator. three articles be-
ing passed. The first. ito see if a new
heating plant could be installed in the
public library was unanimously
passed, the plant to be either steam
or hot water, and the sum of $1,000 was
appropriated. The last article was also
passed, which gave the supervising
school committee permission to sell the
Webster school building so-called. No
other business was transacted and an
adjournment was passed.
Miss Alice Charity has returned from
Gardiner. where she visited friends.
Ray S. Mitchell is able to be out af
ter short illness at his home on Sum
NIT street.
The Rummage sale that was held At
the vacant tenant Of the Hatch block
by the Methodist Guild was we'll pat
ronizcd and 4 large amount of money
was made.
Adjutant Craig and Captain Swan Of
the Salvation Army Corps will go to
Boston today where they will pass
two weeks vacation.
Miss Nettie Pyne of Augusta passed
the Weekend with friends in town.
Miss Florence Dandlay has returned
from Sidney where she has been en-
ployed.
Miss Christine Vaughn has complet
mill and entered Thomas Business col
lege.
Miss Winnifred Atwood Of the Mad-
son high school faculty passed the
week end at her home in town.
Albert Lowe of Clinton passed Sat
urday with friends in town.
Samuel Banner will leave this morn
ing for Dover. n. f., where he will be
employed.
A number of friends from this town
of the late Mrs. Clara Clark attended
the funeral services from her late home
at Waterville, Saturday afternoon.
Rollins King. Augustus Gregory and
Ormonde Lawry, who are attending
the University of Maine, passed the
week END at their homes in town.
Clifford Lawry has gone to Boston
for a few days business trip.
The Methodist Guild will be enter
tanned this afternoon by Mrs. Rather
inc Gerald.
DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Moody Of Rum
ford passed the weekend as the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cleveland.
Mrs. Clarence Oakley has returned
visited relatives.
The members Of the Epworth League
Of the Methodist church will go to
Robert Tobey's home this evening
where business and social meeting
will be held.
Res. NJ. Holway passed Sunday at
Sidney.
Mrs. William Lawler and SON. John.
have returned to their home at Canaan
after visiting friends in town.
The Misses Virginia and Loretta Row
of Lowell, Mass, are passing a few
days In town as the guests of Miss
Lena Quincy.
BENJAMIN Smith has returned to her
duties at Drew after passing a few
days with relatives in town.
Friends of Ormonde Lawry, L. Fl.
s. II. will be pleased to learn that al
though only a Freshman at the Uni
versity of Maine. he was one Of the
football squad to make the trip tn
Portland Saturday. where he entered
in the game with the same old spirit
that he showed at Lawrence. Although
Maine Is fortunate in having one Of
Lawrence's stars, Colby should feel ex-
actly as proud. for among the best
players at the game Saturday was
Lawrence's most prominent star, Cap
tain Sin" Pooler, L. H. s. II.
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