Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-09
FAIRFIELD


Methodist Brotherhood Friday eve
ming In the lower vestry. Miss Ger
trude Carter, State Superintendent
of the Church Vacation Schools of
| the State S. S. Association, was
present and gave an interesting talk
| on the work Of the Association and
handiwork done by various schools
was displayed. A social time was
enjoyed and light refreshments were
served.
The Home Missionary Society of
| the Methodist Church will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Fred
| Trippe on Western Ave.
The w. c. T. U. will meet We'd
| nesday afternoon with Mrs. "A. M.
Glidden on Newhall ST.
| The Opera House was crowded
| with parents and friends Friday eve
ming for the Spring Festival given
! by the children of the graded
| schools. The following program Of
| drills and songs was enjoyed, the
drills being given in costume. The
program closed with the Goodnight
! Song" by the children of Grade l in
night dresses, holding lighted can
dies and music by the grammar
school orchestra; Piano, Doris Ham;
| violins, Florence Gould, Bedford
tlullO <aAOClI l1Cdl hCo, Sldl lhCto,
Hillman Carter, Wallace Jewell,
| drums, William Hume:
Cradle Song, Hauser, Grammar
School Orchestra; Japanese Dolls,
Grade I. South Grammar; Poppy
Dance Grades ii and III, South
| Grammar: Blacksmith Song, Mozart,
Boys Chorus; Skipping Song, Grade
I; Crow Drill Grade ", North
| Grammar; Danish Dance of Greeting.
Grade ~, North Grammar; (a) Tip
toe, l.. Ormiston, Chant, (b) Morning
Glory Bells, Gaynor. Grades II and
III; Shoemaker Dance, Grade /,
North Grammar; kindergarten
Band. Grade /, South Grammar;
| (a) Market Song, Old English Two
part song, (b) Spring Song, Ruben
stein, Grades VII and VIII; Ace of
Diamonds, Folk Dance. Grades w
and v. Main ST.; (a) Evening, Old
English Air; (b) When the Robin
Sings, Feans, Grades v and VI; Clap
Dance, Piano and Tambourine ac-
compartment. Grades w and V,
South Grammar; Dumb Bell Drill,
Grades VII and VIII; (a) Algerian
Lullaby Kern, CD Spring Song,
Chopin, Grades " and V; Lantern
! Drill, Grades V and VI, North Gram
mar; Good Night Song, Grade L;
Independence March, Gordon, Gram
mar School Orchestra.
The numbers were exceedingly
well given and reflected great credit
on the music teacher and physical
training teacher, Miss Georgina
Munro and Miss Meriel Brophy, and
the teachers Of the different grades
who had worked hard to make the
festival such a success. A good sum
was realized, which is to be used for
musical equipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Porter of
Bath passed the weekend with Mrs.
Addie F. Webb.
Miss Winonah Pollard, who has
been teaching in La Grange, arrived
home Saturday for the summer va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hall and
daughter. Martha, and Mr.. and Mrs.
S. l.. Berry Of Waterville passed the
weekend in Brooks.
p. A. Smith passed the week end
in Bangor.
Miss Marguerite Craig of Wilton
who teaches music in Skowhegan,
passed the weekend with Mrs. Wv
ian Dorian.
Miss Doris Ackley who teaches in
Phillips, Me-, passed the weekend dt
| her home.
Lawrence Putnam and Charles
Smith who have been attending Bos-
ton University arrived home Sunday
to pass the summer.
Miss Margaret Mcclellan, who has
been passing several days at her
home, returned to Boston, Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Weddleton of
Good Will were shopping in town
Saturday afternoon.
| Clayton Atkins, who is employed
! in Portland passed the weekend at
his home.
/ Paul MountaiH has returned from
Dexter, where he has been visiting
his parents and has resumed his du-
ties at Eddie Ronco's pool room.
Mrs. Evelyn Dion of Skowhegan
who mas been caring for Raymond
Dulac, who has been seriously i'll
with pneumonia, has completed her
duties and is caring for Mrs. Perley
Grant.
Mrs. John Bacon passed Saturday
| in Hallowell with Mrs. Marie Pat
| terson.
Mrs. Jennie McDougal of Dover
was visiting Mrs. Emily A. Leven-
sailor Saturday. Mrs. Levensailor
and Mrs. McDougal, accompanied by
Miss Alice Haley of Benton and Ar
! thur Smith. left Sunday by auto for
trip through Canada.
Joe Plutz of Boston was a bus
mess caller in town, Saturday.
| Miss Isabelle Cote of Biddeford is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Carrie
Cote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ranger and
| son, Hubert went to Wilton Sunday
/ to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Whitten and
children passed the week end in
| Brownville.
Miss Jennie Murphy sof Bangor
who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. d. B.
Donnelly, is passing a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Bean in Oak
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Varney passed
Sunday at their cottage at Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Richardson
passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Everett Richardson in Gardiner.
Carl McKeckie, who is employed
In, New York, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Susie McKecknie.
Mrs. Ben Cole and children. Max
Inc and Harry, and Mrs. Agnes Rob-
ertson and daughter, Margaret were
visiting Miss Letitia Robertson IN
Augusta, Thursday.
Leon Savage passed the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs Harold jennings
at their cottage at Ocean Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stafford mo-
tored to Solon Sunday, where thew
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