Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-30
FAIRFIELD
Report of Punctual Pupils in
Town Observation-Disclosures
Club Has Usual Sessi0n-Law-
renee High Rank Cards Sent
Out


The following report has been given
to Supt. of Schools William league OF
pupils in the schools who have not been
absent one-half day during the fall term:
North Grammar-Grades eight and nine.
Wesley Archer, Alhertine Champagne.
Raymond Clark, Clement Loubier. Nor
man Marcoux. Norman Richardson. En-
lily Bradbury, Phillip Parlin. Norman
Norton and Henry Johnson: grade seven
Margaret Dorian: grade six, Thelma
Blakney, Nellie Boyd. Vera Day. Kath-
crime 'Brien. Doris keyes, Ira Melross.
and Eva Mitchell; grades four and five
Henry Cyr, Geodfrey Loubier. Wardwel
Shipley, Ida stockman. Violet Written.
Norman Bither, Everett Ham. Leo Les
sor, Parthena Miller, Alfred Merchant.
Lionel Parlin, William Swentzitsk, Har-
old White and Edgar Julian; grades
three and four, Evelyn Bowman, Violet
Gagnon Allen Grant, Edna Reyes. Hazel
Nayes. Mabel Kenrick, Ethel Lawrence.
Raymond Lessor EVELYN ST. Peter, Vinal
Tarbell. Marguerite Ward. LaForest Nc
Nally. Marjorie Blakney Harvey Julian.
Donald Loubier, Wesley Shipley and
Louis ST. Peter: grade one, Benjamin
Colus, Edmond Fleury and Lewellyn
TAYLOR.
The South Grammar report is: Grade
eight, Dorothy Mckechnie. Lionel Proulx.
Raymond York; grade seven. Frances
keene. lnez Reed. Earl Dagsett: grade
SIX. Katrina Young. grade five. Alphonse
Allare. Carl Glazier; grade four. Daphne
Smith, Jennie OBlemis: grade three,
lain ('baSa Oh, I've
Charlotte Farnum Veronica Sullivan;
grade one. Frank Allaire Joseph Allaire,
Gilbert Bruno, Willard Bruno, Lawrence
Carey Donald Carey and Emily Gregory.
Miss Vera Manning Of Caribou was in
town Tuesday. the guest of friends.
Mrs. Charlotte Brown is seriously i'll at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Choate. High stree.
Misses Margaret Savage and Berdina
Stuart have returned from their homes
in North Fairfield. where they passed
few days.
Miss Edith Chatheld has returned to
her duties in Augusta after passing
few days at her home in Shawmut
DR.. Leland Miller has returned from a
short business "trip to Boston.
Miss Maitland Walters. who has been
confined TO her home on Sumnait street
the past several days by Illness, is com
Portable at this report.
Howard Wilson. Tho was recently Sc
yerel. injured at his work on tue Bentoa
Neck road for the New England Tel. &
Tel. Co. is gaining rapidly and will re-
sumo his duties in a few days. I
Augustus Klein of Brewer is passing a
few days in town on business.
Mrs Charles johnson was hostess to
the Embroidery Club Tuesday evening
at her home on upper Main street. The
evening was pleasantly passed by sewing
and during the evening a light collation.
was served by the hostess.
Miss Mabel Narney has returned from
Portland, where she passed several d,
! as the guest of relatives
The rank cards of Lawrence High
ending the first semester.
Mrs. Paul Gallant is able 10 be out
after being confined 10 her home on
Brook street by illness.
I Miss Helen Reynolds OF Portland is
passing few days in town with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. y. l.. connant OF Augusta was in
town tuesday calling on friends
Mrs Joseph Rollins and sons. William
and Tom. who have been pc sing several
days in Nassaboro with relatives. have
rc,ur. ed to their home in this town.
Miss Lena Holmes OF Portland Is pass-
ing ew days in town with friends and
relatives.
Frank F.. Mace Of Augusta. former
Land Agent and Forest Commissioner.
was in town Saturday and visited T. s.
Henderson at his home on Maple
street.
Ruel Learned. formerly of this town.
! now of Portland. returned to his home
Monday afternoon, after passing few
days in town visiting relatives and
calling on old friends
/ Miss Gertrude Gerald. who is en-
ployed at tie State House at Augusta,
visited at her home in Benton over
Sunday.
/ Mrs Horace Blakney is confined to
her home on Maple street. suffering