Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-24
SAGADAHOC.
NORTH BOWDOIN.


w. E. Johnson is loading car Of
potatoes at BOwdoinham, consigned 10
parties in Massachusetts.
Robert Rideout is at home from Lew
iston for few days.
Stephen Small has been confined 10
the house the past week. by illness.
Horace Rickford was in this part u
the town, Sunday.
1t is reported that Edwin floeou.
has transferred his home farh III ~.
place to Payson Rich OF ,..t
Dennis Fourier and franh
are en,ployed i'll cutting the iuflper.
Mrs. Hannah Card has returned lro'l,
yisit with relatives in Lewiston anu
Lisbon.
NY r. Ratchelder has bought a lot OF
,u,,hnr Of Everett Johnson and is en-
gagged in hauling 1t.
The pulpit of the North church was
filled. Sunday, by Rev. c. w. Purinton
of West Bowdon. Next Sunday,
Rev NJ G. Powers will conduct the
| services. Immediately after which he
will administer the rite of baptism to
several candidates.
| MeSSfS. MtdCy tiiiti Va
| Gardiner, State agents for the >. +. I.
| A. have done some effective work in
town this week.
slight Improvement is reported in
| the condition of James Benson, for
| merly OF this town, now of Litchfield.
| who recently sustained a shock OF
paralysis.
| Mrs. George Allen passed Friday at
the home of Lewis Allen.
James NJ. Tarr is at home for few
weeks from Houlton, where he mas
been in the employ of the Grand Union
Tea Co. He reports brisk business
in his line. but poor health necessltated
| a vacation.
RICHMOND.
| Schools in town will all close Tor me
| fall vacation, Friday.
Ethel Sidelinger, member OF the sec
Oud division in the seventh grade, mas
been quite ill at her home on Pleasant
street for the past week.
Charlie Newell who has been con-
fined to his home of late by illness IS
now able to be out again.
The Bradstreet steam mill which has
|
season. closed for the winter. Saturday
| THO large sthooners are loading witn
lumber at the Bradstreet lumber yard
while carloads of boards are being
shipped to Massachusetts by rail.
The people of this village are pleased
to hear that the Ransom B. Fuller VIII
continue her regular trips as long as
the river permits. Many are predict
ing that it will not close till after
| Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Mckinney, our first seleetn1an, is
repairing some of the crossings, some
thing which is very much needed. A
| good Job has been done on the one at
! TIC fyj0r Of Gardiner street. He is aiso
making other needed repairs.
The High school supper, held at G. a.
r. hall, last Friday evening, was well
patronized and netted the class a good
ly sum for the coming gR'dua ton 9ex-
erciscs. gig
The Order Of Eastern Star of this vii
lage highly entertained sister Orders OF
| Aususta, Hallowell and Gardiner,
| Wednesday evening. Miss Mabel Tarr.
elocutionist, and excellent music by
| well-kncwn local talent were among
some of the leading features of the eX-
erciSes Suffice 1t to say that when
Richmond moves TO entertain nothing
is done by halves.
A fine new tower has been just COM
pleted at the North end hose house. A
new bell will soon be adjusted. 1t will
also be used for drying the hose after
attending fire or being out on practice
Tie people of this village were much
grieved to hear of the sudden death OF
Miss May l.. Traitor of Dresden. Al
though not a resident of this town Miss
Traitor was we'll known here and high
ly esteemed by all: She taught in the
public schools and was always vel
cone guest at social gatherings. While
she will be sadly missed among her
many friends and acquaintance here
she will be doubly missed by her own
townspcople, and the heartfelt sym
pathv Of all goes out to the grief strick-
en- mother and father in their deep be
reavement.
The dancing class under the direction
of Miss Rachel Hall was largely at
; tended, last Thursday evening. Most
OF the young dancing people are TAX
ing advantage Of such a fine opportun-
ity to learn this graceful art.
About twenty-five football en-
thusiasts went to Brunswick, Saturday
to see the championship game between
Bowdon and the L. of NJ.
FRANKLIN.