Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-31
FAIRFIELD
Schools Reopen

seen at their respective schools as for
the fall term.
A question confronting the school
at times is the changing of
pupils from the parochial to the public
school system, or vice versa. VIII not
parents who care to make such change,
IL any must be made, do so at the very
opening of terms so the pupils and
all concerned will not be retarded?
A change will he made with pupils
attending the Main street school
grades and 5, as we'll as the same
grades at South Grammar school |
The combined 4th grade will !
attend at Main street school with Mrs. |
Smith as teacher. The combined 9Th |
grade will attend at South Grammar |
school with Mrs. Chatfield as teacher. |
Regular attendance at school is a
great factor in education. No child, |
even of super-normal intelligence, can
afford to lose even a single halliday. |
Will not the parents please cooperate !
with us and endeavor to have each and |
every child have perfect score of 100 |
for daily attendance? Let us all put |
our shoulders to the wheel and push |
hard for a perfect score.
Another matter of much Importance |
which will be of interest is the special !
town meeting to be held on Saturday,
Jan. 2. 1926. at p. NJ. 1t might be
well right here to mention the articles
to be acted upon-that is, those per-
tanning to the schools.
To see what sum of money the town
will appropriate to equip the new
Lawrence High school building, and TOT
determine how the money shall be
raised.
To see If the town will vote to ap-
propriate and raise a sufficient sum of
money to cover the expense of convert
ing the Opera House into a school
building and replacing supplies de-
stroyed by. the burning of the old Law
renee High school building, and deter
mine how the money shall be raised
To see if the town will determine
the amount of insurance to be carried
on the new Lawrence High school
building and equipment and to appro-
pirate and raise money therefor. and
40 determine how the money shall be
raised.
To see IF the town wishes to accept
the proposition to furnish the library
and study room" in the Lawrence High
school.
To see If the town will vote to in
stall sprinkler system In the new
Lawrence High school building.
The Garfield Club met Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. H. B. Stafford. Cards
were enjoyed and refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Carl Wheeler.
The Loyal Club members were en-
tertained by Mrs. William Thibodeau
Tuesday evening at her home O.. High
street. A social time was enjoyed
playing cards and refreshments We're
served. Prizes We're given 10 Mrs
Charles Champine, Mrs. Fred Louber
and Mrs. John Brooks The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Charles
Champine on High street.
The members of the Never Say No
Club went to Waterville Tuesday eve
ming and were entertained at the home
of Mrs. Harrlette DeWitte A social
evening was passed sewing and music !
was enjoyed. Delicious refreshments
of jello with whipped o:eam. hot choc-
olate. cake and faEcy cookies were |
served.
Mrs. Nena Greeley Of Palermo
who has been passing a few days
with Miss Anna Bryant. has return
ed home.
Henry Kidder has received a beau
Edward Kidder of Waterville who Is
passing the winter in st. Petersburg.
Fla.
Mrs. Sarah Trombley has received
4 box of oranges from F. III. Provost
Who, is passing the winter in Florida.
Mrs. w. f. Harrington is confined
% her home on Bunker avenue, with
the grip.
Mrs. Lewis Means of Fairfield Cen
re was in town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Peter Riley and daughter Miss
Sarah of Van Buren, were visiting her
mother Mrs. Sarah Trombley, Tues
lay.
Mrs. Fred King is improving after
being quite i'll at her home on Os-
borne street.
Maurice Champagne and Alton.
eastman We're in Oakland Tuesday
visiting Arthur Quincy. Il
The Misses Audrey and Ruth Nc !
lellan returned to Boston Wednesday
where they are attending business
college after passing the holidays at
heir home. Il
George Smell has returned from
Saugus, Mass. where he passed the
Holiday and week end with Mr.. and /
Mrs. George Quamby.
Miss Elizabeth Archer went to
Richmond, Wednesday. to visit Mr.
ind Mrs. Melvin Hutchinson for a
ew days.
Mrs. Frank Chagnon is confined to
Ter home on Main street by illness.
Mrs. Amelia Fleming of New York
Y. Y, arrived in town Wednesday to
-isit Mrs. Christine Richardson
Francis Tulley and Leon st. Peter
notored to Gardiner Tuesday even
ng.
Mrs. Calvin Horne is confined to
he house, suffering with a sprained
mike.
Mrs. Albert Lent and daughter Lu-
lille went to Richmond Tuesday to
'isit her sister and husband, Mr..
nd Mrs. Don Cate.
Friends in town Of Miss Antoinette
)ostie, a student at Mt. Merici, will
'e pleased to learn that she was
warded medal for the best essay
n 1.-THE u. S. Frigate Constitution
which she wrote during the nation
tide appeal for her preservation.
Iiss Dostie is the daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. Joseph Dostie of Cottage
treet
Miss Katrina Young has returned
o Oakland where she is employed
fter passing few days in town.
Mrs. Louise Larabee of Thor ndyke
rrived in town Wednesday to pass
few days with friends.
Mrs. Raymond Dulac and son,
III, have gone to Pressure
sic to visit her. parents, Mr. and
IRIS. John Peiro.
Hiss Ruth Mcclellan and Miss WI