Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-07
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RICHMOND.

1nere were llNe young people Ddp-
tized at the Ferry last Sunday after
noon. A large number of people were
present.
On account Of the very bad corditi n
Of the roads caused by the long con-
tinued storm last week it was neces-
sary to use five horses on some of the
mill teams.
Since the law has been off. we have
heard of several deer being killed by
different parties. One was killed on
the island recently.
The Board of Trade had very inter-
esting meeting at the selectman's
office last Saturday evening. Ar
rangements are being made for grand
supper at G.. A. r. hall.
The new industry in the shape OF 4
box factory seems sure thing for
Richmond, and it will set up right
away and do business this winter.
Oscar Small, son of Elbridge Small
of this town, died quite suddenly on
the street last Sunday evening. The
deceased was about 35 years old. and
unmarried. The body was cared ID"
by Undertaken ]. c. Flagg
Chas. Day. who recently bought Il
new motor boat. has housed it at his
stable for the winter.
Frank Blake. mate Of the Emma s.
Briggs which will sail from Bath as
soon as the weather will permit, was
obliged to return home to this place
Monday on account of carbuncle On
his hand. He was accompanied by
hih son Herbert.
Lindel Little is building an addition
to his stable on Spring street.
Mrs. w. f. Seekins has been visiting
the past few days
TOPSHAM.
Dr. II. .. Mariner and Wilbur SHELTON
We're the lucky hunters last week, each
securing 4 deer.
Mcrrymeeting Bay cunning Is practi-
cally over for the season. Not for many
years hes the duck shooting there been SO
! unsatisfactory. Various reasons are as
signed by the old Bay gunners. the most
reasonable of which IL the very warm and
pleasant weather during September and
October.
nr, q G: Norman Of Kennebunk
Mrs. \. H. MerItman.
VIII Hall. son of +. C. Hall. arrived
home last week. after an absence of L.
months. making the voyage to Australia
with Capt. Walter Ma lett Of this town.
in the ship Hawaiian Isles"
Deputy Sheriff Fred W. Atkinson and
l.. Frank Hicks are spending few days
at Merrymeetirg Bay hunting for ducks.
Milton Coombs has resigned his position
With the Bowdoin Paper Mfg. Co. which
has been filled by Irving Getchell.
BOWDOINHAM.
Saturday afternoon the funeral services
of Miss Octavia JelliSon were conducted
at the home Of her sister. Mrs. Susan
Call. Miss Jellison had been an invalid
at the Augusta Hospital for some time.
The marriage of Miss Vena Woodsum
and Mr. William King occurred Saturday
evening ct the home of the bride
Frank Hackett of Augusta and John
Denham of Bath were home over Sun
day. The two young men We're members
of the class % B H. $. Mr. Hackett til, Is
Mr.. Denham Is working i'll the Iron
Works.
Misses Carrie l.. Sparks and Florence
A. Graves were IN Lewiston Saturday.
Miss Emma c. Dcnham and nephew
Ralph NJ. Denham, returned from Clare
mont, n. H.. Wednesday.
| Mrs A. ]. Little returned home Sunday
after n weeks visit with her daughter
Mrs. q. \. Hackctt.
Mr.. Ralph Harte has beer in Bath foi
| a short visit with his sister.
! Mrs. Booker B. Douglas was in Lewis
| ton Monday and Tuesday.
| Mrs. Marble Wood is expected home tht
last of the week.
A dance will be held at the town hal
Thursday evening.
Miss Edna A. Denham returned to Gin
ton Sunday after passing a tw- weeks
vacation at home.
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take place Wednesday evening.