Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-19
FAIRFIELD
High School Play Proves Very
Successful-Letter from For
mer Fairfield Boy in Texas
Funeral of Mrs. Ada Delano

Htti diIielu boy iii Texas
Funeral Of Mrs. Ada Delano
Mr. and MRS Arthur Horne OF Wins
low are rejoicing over the birth of a
daughter. Elinor Marion. born Thurs
| day morning. Mr. and Mrs Horne were
formerly Of this town.
The annual installation Of officers Of
the Modern NoOdmen OF America will
he held this evening III which all mem
btTs az" requested to attend
Charles Coates has returned to his
home at New York. after passing q few
!. days as the guest of Lewis Emerson at
his home On Gerald avenue,
Tic seating capacity Of Lawrence
high school was taxed Friday evening
! when talented members of the school
presented the first play Of the season.
AN Easy Mark" under the direction
Of Tie school English instructor, Miss
Cora Patterson. The high school or
chcstra under the leadership Of
George Deutiil. played i numbe! of
pleasing selections ana from the time
. thai the curtain rose lntll the end OF
the evenings entertainment the audi
encr was kept in a roar Of laughter.
Frank knowlton in tic leading role
rs Richard Chambers. Il member of the
>cnicr class ~ Hale college. as we'll as
Ivan Mitchell, ae his room-m mate. show
cd remarkable talent as amateurs.
Cornell l.arned rs Harry Rensselaer,.
student If Western college and mem
Der Of tn" dramatic Club and Charles
Smith ~ Nike DoherIy, handled com
cdy roles well
Hazel McAulcy MAY he called the
talented star of the casl, while Irene
Ryan vas very sweet iii her part
Much credit is due To- the coach. who
madr the play such Y success.
Following the play Il soc;able was en-
inyed. during which refreshments were
served. \ good amount was realized
! Miss Sarah SpiEney was very enter
tanning hy her selected readings.
The moving picture, The Stacker"
will be given Tuesday afternoon and
evening ~ the star theatre, fog the
benefit of The Red Cross work
The American wooden mill. Hume &
NewhalI saw mill, George Shorcy's
swing factory and the Maine Screen
factory We're closed Friday for the first
day in observance Of the fuel ru.ns.
Mrs. Nora Watt has gone t" Presquc
Isle where she will pass 4 week win
relatives and friends
Thn services III ,be Pan,;.t .b,,;ch
will be al the usual hour SUNNY. r;,,
pa.;cr. Re,. + n Holman. win 81, ak
unor thn thon. ,-rhn outlines. ~ ~
Massey Bible sc,nnl nj !, o'..in,l, snh-
iect FOR the entire .chnul "Iecuc Meet
mo 1rIm,n Ee,d.. \-nsn., ,,,..tin~ -
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,bristi,p'
Mr. U-iIIian, Sta,.!...r I.,,h ;a,,..S.-
;no s..ver.,l d.,.s in tnu.,, ii, t,n '...,,,t
IL WA, ,,,r.,te NJ All w.. iat,, Witt.
In,i,h
I'LL. N;ldrad c,,rl.,,. .;.;,,n,u,l j..
Kissing j few nays VIII relatives in
town.
Mrs. Lewis Emerson Las returned
from i few DAYS visit with frient,.; in
Skouhcgan.
Miss Edna Henly has returned 10 ner
home iii town aftc, passin,: Il week at
Winslow, Ill he -ucst ur Mrs. HENRY
WithanI.
Russell Iecnan left Friday for Bos-
t"n, where h. Will pass 2 few days as
the guest Of relatives and friends.
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ra,+a,
I'D Sa,hor,, ,,a.. ,o,,,,oo3 f., ,,;s IL,
,ios NV D,eu .,f,c,. naos;,,, ! III. aa.,..
as the guest Of friends in town.
Master Leon Baker, who has been i'll
at his home on High street for the past
several days is better AZ this report.