Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-19
FAIRFIELD
Handwriting Honors Awarded
in North Grammar School
Victor Grange Carries Out In.
teresting Program-Children
Of Mary Society to Present a
Play Tonight

The pupils receiving the Palmer %
drill button for the best hand writing
at the North Grammar school are:
Grade IN, Guy Ames, Gladys Ackley,
Frances Andrews. Horace Atwood. Ell
win Bradbury. Douglas Coker. Beatrice
Fleury, Flora Grover, Arthur Quincy.
Susan Hatch. Kenneth Henry, Rebec-
ca Lawry. John Lawry. Doris Lower,
John Mcdonald, Margaret Mcclellan,
Viola Merchant. Cort Cakes. Martha
Cakes. Elwood Osborne. Madeline Park,
Archie Spinney, Doris Tozier. Madeline
Woodwork. Raymond Wyman; Grade
VIII, Edward Archer. Alton Bowman,
Henry Johnson, Ethel Keyes. Frieda
Kick. Clement Loubier. Norman Mar
coux, Ruth Mcclellan. Thomas O'Brien.
Annie Settler, Mollie Settler Eliza
beth SHIRLEY, Joseph Swentzetski,
Florence Swentzitski, Gertrude Tot
man, Florence Tozier.
Pupils receiving 100 drill pen-Grade
IN, Gladys Ackley. Frances Andrews.
John Lawry, Margaret Mcclellan, Coro
Cakes. Martha Cakes. Madeline Park:
Grade VIII. Ruth Mcclellan. Pupils re-
ceivinG an improvement certificate,
Grade IN. Gladys Ackley, Frances An
drews, Cora Cakes, Martha Cakes.
William Mcleod is confined to his
home on Maple street by illness.
Erma Holden has returned to her
studies at NJ. c. l. after passing the
week end with friends in town.
Mrs. William Ireland has returned to
hef home on Kelley street, after visit
ing relatives at Augusta.
The appropriation committee, select
men, and taxpayers of Fairfield who
held meeting at the Masonic club
rooms Saturday afternoon discussed
the schools. highways and bridges and
voted appropriation for the same.
Wendall P. Noyes of Portland passed
the week end at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. William Totman, High street
William Flood, who Is employed at
China passed the weekend with his
family on upper Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Beck and son
Harold have gone TO Canaan, where
they. Will pass q few days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Walker OF
Oakland passed the weekend with rela-
tives in town.
Mrs. Moody Jewell of skowhegan
passed the weekend with relatives in
town.
Miss Ahnah Lemelin who is employed
at Augusta. passed the weekend with
relatives in town.
A number of tickets have already
been sold for the dance which is to be
given Tuesday evening at the Fairfield
Assembly hall for the benefit of the fund
being raised for the moving picture ma
chine for the Fairfield Sanitorium.
The members of the Victor Grange
met Saturday evening at their regular
hail, where they carried out well ar
ranged program. which Is as follows:
Reading by Lila NOVEL;; song. Mildred
Tozier; reading by Katherine Balentine;
The Days of the Week." illustrated by
seven members of the Grange; song by
Arthur Stetson; reading by Helen
Choate; a talk was then given by Clara
One interesting feature Of the evening
was that all members names from A
10 I brought corn ball: from I to J
brought candy and the remaining letters
brought apples.
The Jolly Eight were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. George Luce at their home
on Island avenue Saturday. A most
pleasant time was enjoyed by all and n
light lunch was served by the hostess.
The boys who represented the bas.
ke,ball team from Lawrence High school
Friday came home defeated by the
Clinton Athletic Association by score
10 I. 10,
a regular team this year and az a re-
suit has had practically no practice.
Miss Sara Pennell of the Deering High
faculty Is visiting her sister. Mrs. +. L..
Tozier. at her home on High street.
The Methodist Guild will meet with
Mrs. F. L. Tozier Tuesday afternoon at
her home on High street.
The Past and Present Club Will be
entertained this afternoon by Mrs. F.
\. Knowlton at her home on Winches-
ter street. The afternoons reading will
from the club book. THE Trail of the
Maine Pioneer" Each member Will
bring a current event.
At the conference held at the
Methodist church Friday evening. to
which Rev. D. &. Holt OF Houlton was
present. the reports of the church were
accepted and the church at this time Is
In an excellent condition.
The play to he given by the children
Of Mary Society at the Catholic
church basement this evening will be
which Will Be Nary" with the fol-
lowing cast cast of characters:
Lydia. katherine DYER; Emily. An
ma Quincy; Anna bella, Josie Cham
pine; Clara. Irene Ryan: Lucy. I.eona
Foster; Jane. Maria Mcdonald: Mary,
Esther Champine: Mr. Wigs. Eugene
Pooler; Timothy. Everett Perry: Sal
ley. ANIMAL Baker. A whist party and
social will also be held and a good
number Of tickets have already been
sold
Mrs. Charles Carnage Of Skowhegan
passed the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Taylor at their home on Elm
street