Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-08
FAIRFIELD
Sunday School Classes Enjoy q
Straw Ride Special Town
Meeting Saturday = Several
Orphans Adopted H..

Ralph Moreau. who has been en-
ployed at New York during the sum-
mer months. has completed his duties.
and will resume his studies at Law
renee high school today. -
Miss Emma Perry has returned to
her duties as domestic science instruc-
tor at Lawrence high school, after
passing the weekend with relatiyeSi
at Bangor. -,.
Rollins King, Emerson Lawry and
Ormonde Lawry left Saturday for
Orono, where they will register as
students of the University of Maine.
Mrs. Carl Varney of Clinton passed
Saturday as the guest of Miss Ruth
Parker Of the Lawrence high school
faculty.
Miss Mary Love Of Clinton passed
the weekend as the guest Of friends in
town. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Brown, who has
been at Springfield. Mass. during the
summer has returned to their home
in town. where Mr.. Brown will be cIp-
ployed.
Amos Nelson of Portland. passed the
Weekend as the guest of his brother
A. W. Nelson, Summit street.
Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe Holway have
returned to their home after vesk's
auto trip to Rrockton fair and New
Hamr. hire
Mrs Maude Brooks of Rangeley is
ia ssinG a week with friends in town.
Miss Margaret Totman will leave
this morning for Boston where she will
resume her studies at the Leland 7.
Powers School of Spoken Word, after
passing the summer at her home On
Elm street.
Frank Trambley is seriously ill at
his home on Kicker street.
Rev. Earl r. Sleeves Of Oakland oc-
cupied the pulpit at the Methodist
church Sunday evening in exchange
with Rev. Mr.. Perry. who went to Oak
land
A Parent Teacher Association meet
ing will be held at the Lawrence high
school assembly hall Tuesday after
noon at o'cock The subject will be
Kindergarten"
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyr Martin Of Lewis
ton are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. AL
bert Cloutier
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Beck and Mrs
Loretta ellis passed Sunday at
William Lawler.
or the eight orphans who were
brought from Massachusetts to Maine
Saturday. five were adopted by families
in this town. Those adopting children
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Sullivan. Mr..
ard Mrs Harr} Mari. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddie Foster, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Du-
tell" and. Nv. and Mrs Fred Leary.
Al Of tive children We're boys and from
tho ages Of to II. The other three
children found homes at Waterville.
Gerald Glidden has returned from
Pittsfeld where he visited friends over
the Wcok- end
Miss Josie Champine will entertain the
Mr.. s. Club this evening at her hons
on High street.
In observance OF Albert Plummer's "a
years service at the Baptist church as
chorister. social hour will be enjoyed
at the church Thursday evening.
B. T. Powell. who is employed In Bos-
ton, passed the week lend AS the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beaver
John Quincy has returned fro ma few
days business trip to Pittsield
Rally da:' was observed at the Univsr-
salist church Sunday and all services Of
the daT were well attended
Miss Winnifred Atwood of the Madison
at her home on NewhaIl street
Mrs F. L. Tozier will entertain the Wc-
mans Home Missionary Society TUESDAY
afternoon at her home on High street.
The business meeting and social to b.
held at the home OF Robert Tobey. this
evening will he postponed until a future
notice.
George Rther. Jr.. will entertain tbs
Young mems Bible class this evening at
his home on lower Main street.
\ special meeting Of the Methodist
Guild was held Sunday, at which ex-
tensive plans were made for the Rum :
mage sale that will he held Friday and
Saturday and at the vacant rent under
the Jewell shoe store. -t
The Sunday school classes Of the
Misses Mona Ames and Elsie Perry
enjoyed straw ride Saturday after
noon. The trip extended to winslow
and % were present.
Augustus Gregory. l.. H. S. IL will
leave this morning for Orono. where
he will enter the University of Maine.
special town meeting that will be
held Saturday. Oct. 13, at ] o'clock at
Lawrence High school tho warrant in :
c!udes four articles which are of, great
Importance and it is requested that all
voters Will bn present
The question has been brought to the
attention Of the selectmen Of the ad-
vig1hility Or installing a heating plant
in the Public library and the question
OF what sum Of money can be raised
for the necessary expenses will be con-
side~ed. Another important article is
the question Of whether the superir
tendent of schools shall be authorized
To sell the Y ehster schnnl house