Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-06
RICHMOND.

was held Thursday evening ut the
banquet hall Of the order. Cake an(
ices were served at intermissioH.
new operating room will ne built
by Undertaken J. c. Flagg and this
will be connected with the furniture
store in the rear of the block recently
purchased by him, and the new build
ing that he completed in August.
Sagadahoc Pomona met with Pro
gressive Grange, Richmond Corner
Wednesday, with a good attend lnce.
Joe Newell returned Sunday evening
to Brunswick. after spending 4 few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. u. Newell.
Mrs. j. II. Shelton is visiting her
daughter at Cathance.
William Shelton entered ShaW's
Business College at Augusta Monday.
The Enterprise Grange will have q
Pie sociablc at its hall next Satur-
day evening.
Isaac Hlgginbotham preached at the
Congregational church Sunday morn
ing.
George Fish has returned from 10
days vacation at Saratoga, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Reed and son
are visiting Mrs Reeds mother at Ice
horo. Mr. Reed is head photographer
Of the Boston American.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Favor return
ed Saturday from Il weeks visit in
Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Proctor ana fam
lily, who have been at Capitol Island for
the past 10 days, returned home sun
day
Mrs. William L. Scekins has been
called to Waltham, Mass, by the death
of her sister Mrs. Everett Lovejoy.
Samuel Card, who has been in Itch
mond for the SIMMER returned to his
home in Acdford Saturday, accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Blair.
Harvey Rowe, Charles Morans, Capt
Charles Reed and Franz Ilntchins
made a trip to Augusta in Mr.. Howcs
automobile Sunday.
Joseph w. Sheldon, aged SO, died Fri
day at his home in Dresden.
Miss Ethel Blair passed Sunday at
her home in Farmngdalc
Phillip Rogers WAS in Augusta on a
business trip Saturday.
y
lege Of Lewiston passed Saturday and
Sunday at home on Front street.
The American Ice GO. has loaded the
Major Pickardo for Damara, S. A. The
schooner sailed Thursday.
The schools which were closed last
week began Monday.
Allie Page Of Gardiner is visiting his
parents here for Il short time
The Richmond Board of Trade held
a buSln' t-; at the ScleCtmcn'S
office 5 ,tL,,.s evening.
The g. \. Hawkes. Co. is doing more
busir IS ut the shoe factory than ever
before ana has 4 good prospect for a
busy winter output.
lcForrast W. Common, who was en-
plnyed at the JeffreyS farm near
CharlestoWn, \. H.. committed suicide
~ hanging last Friday on the place
where he had made his home Do
Spondency caused by poor health is
supposed to be the reason for his act
He was born in Richmond, aged s.,
years, son of Wyman and Angencttc
Nonnor Two brothers and one sister
urviva.
The Pomona Grange held a meeting at
Richmond Corner Wednesday. Sept 50.
on account Of the Richmond Fair comin-;
on the same day the number present was
smaller than usual. There were only lis
at the dinner. The morning session was
held at the Richmond Corner church.
While the humorous part of, the days pro-
gram ana the dinner waA EclG in the
grange lHll.
Mrs. Fthol Hackett of Eowdoinham is
visiting Ter sister, Mrs. Mildred Little.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Reed.
Eugene Ruper, who has beer agent at
the Marie Central station ut I.ivermort'
Falls for the naSt two months, is at home
on 4 short vacation.
Mr.. ana Mrs Everett Hopkins of Sa-
len, Mass. are visiting Mr. Hopkins par
Q. f. Knight is shipping Let of po-
Mrs John Darrah returned thursday
from q trip TO Boston.
John Hartford Of Richmond Conner was
in Gardiner Thursday on business.
Harry Allard of Bates College came
his Parents at Litchtieid.
William Qnilll Of QGilk Bros Co, Of
FAN Rive. Mass, has been in town for
The past week buying potatoes and ap-
Ms. 1ienrv Libby went to lewiston
Wednesday. where She Will be the guest
Of relatives for 4 few days.
NJ and Mrs. William +. Durham, who
have been visiting in Boston for IA few
days have returned home.
Miss Dora Shepard has entered the store
of $. NJ. PEBBLE for the fall season.
Charles II. Messenger Of Gardiner. for
mally Of ran River. Mass, is visiting at
the home Of Victor Ring.
Hannah Thcobald, aged 20, Iii Il at her
home on Pleasant street Sunday night
DEATH was due t. heart disease. though
she had becn e,'fcring from diahcti& for
Jan.es aud Susan Winchcll Of Brunswick.
but had lived in Richmond since her mar
ria@e t. Captain George ThcobIld. Be
sides her husband, |antain Thcorald, one
C1yH tttFl, man.