Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-28
FAIRFIELD
Fairfield Seniors
Entertained by
Former Member Class

Sixteen of the graduates of Law
renee High school in the class of 1928
! motored to Lake Cobbosseecontee. Fri
day evening, where they were delight
fully entertained by Mr.. and MIS-.
| Thomas Hodgkins at their cottage.
Mrs. Hodgkins was Miss Helen Pol
lard before her marriage and was
one of the members of the class.
The rooms were prettily decorated
/ in the school and class colors, blue
| and grey and green and white.
The dining table, where refresh
ments of ice cream. fancy cookies,
cake and fruit were served. was TRIM
med in green and white, with dainty
place cards for each guest.
Games. music. dancing and a social
| time reminiscing on their school days
| together were enjoyed.
| During the evening short bust
ness meeting was held and the fol-
! lowing officers We're elected: President
| stephen Bradley: vice president,
! Gladys Goodwin; secretary. Dorothy
Bither; treasurer. Laura Henry. Plans
| We're made to have a dinner party at
| the Overlook. August list, and Went
( worth Greenleaf Laura Henry and
| Gladys Goodwin were appointed to
make the ARA nscments. 1t was also
! decided 70 replace the class gift which
| was DESTROYED in the burning of the
| High School building.
The company then motored TO Island
| Park where they enjoyed dancing un-
! I'll a late hour. when they returned
| home. all voting it a most delightful
get-together.
Those present were: Laura Henry,
| Thelma Woodman, Dorothy Bther
Elizabeth Brophy, Marguerite Hunter,
T.
worth Greenlcaf. Mr. and Mrs. Hodg-
kins. Alice Wyman. Carrie Babb
| Gladys Goodwin. Stephen Bradley.
Wesley Archer. Kenneth Ramsey, and
the host and hostess.
Young Peoples night was observed
l'y- the Young Peoples department and
teachers Of the Baptist church Friday
evening. 4 delicious supper was
served in the lower church vestries
AT $50, at table attractive with centre
| pieces of snow balls, after which q
social time with music and games was
enjoyed. During the evening the COM
pany adjourned to their church audi
toriun, where interesting pictures Of
the Ocean Park Summer school were
shown.
The Mabel Wentworth Philathea
of the Baptist church this evening at
80 for their monthly business meet
ing and social, Mrs. Isabelle Plum
mer, Mrs. Edna Bell, Miss Alberta 1
Foss, Mrs. Cora Libby and Mrs. Pearle
Brown will serve as hostesses.
Madeline Vigue, jeanette Baker and
Mary Dostie retpned Saturday from
few days outing at North Pond.
Mrs. Fred French and son, Carl
ton, OF Livefmore and Mrs Harold
Jennings and daughter, Wanda, of
Providence, r. l.. We're guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Nye. Saturday.
Vincent Peters Is employed at
Frank Lemelins grocery store on
Water street.
Ms. and Mrs Nathaniel Reynolds
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reynolds
of Portland were auto guests Satur-
day of H. NJ. Reynolds on their way
to Unity. where they passed the
Weekend.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Jewell, Rev.
and Mrs II. j. Mooney, Mr.. and Mrs
Perley Grant. Wentworth Greenleaf,
Alfred Putnam and Miss Beth Haines
of Waterville motored to Canaan on
Sunday afternoon, where DR.. Mooney
delivered the Memorial day address
and Mrs. Ruby Grant, Wentworth
Greenleaf, Alfred Putnam and Beth
Haines contributed the musical
numbers of the afternoons program.
The CniVersalist parish will hold
a picnic on Mr.. and AIRS. A. Fl. Tot
mans lawn on Lawrence avenue,
Wednesday afternoon, June 3Oth in
stead of Monday as previously re-
ported. Each family is asked to
bring picnic lunch. Supper will be
served at p. NJ. If rainy the pic
mic will be held in the church vestry. |
The Ladies' Social Union of the |
Baptist church will hold a food sale
in Lawry's store, Thursday after |
noon, June goth.
The public whist party held in the |
American Legion hall Friday evening
under the auspices af George o. |
Grover Post, No. II, was well pat
ronized and good time was enjoyed |
by all Prizes were wfn by ladies: 1
LIST, Mrs. Florence MarcSette of Wat
erville: End, Mrs. Heath Of Water