Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-19
Former Resident Dies
At Dedhanl, Mass.
R. i. 5. Baseball Same Post
ponsd, Bad Weather.


Richmond. Me-. April ls-(specian-
George Fish returned Saturday from
Boston.
Mrs. John Palmer is seriously IN at her
home in District No g.
Superintendent Adams is visiting the
village schools and furnishing necessarv
supplies.
Mrs George Hawke, and Mrs. Alfred
| Maxwell returned Saturday from their
trip to Bermuda. They have been AWAY
about four weeks.
Frank Alexander of Georgetown Mace
has been in town for the past few davs
Mrs. B. r. Temple has teen visiting in
Lewiston.
Marion M. Owen Of Lewiston was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. EATaIlman Fri.
day and Saturday.
John Riley is at home for short yaca.
ton. He has been in Cornish N. H.. for
the past few years
Mrs. Alden Plumber is the CUES, n,
friends in Chelsea. Mass.
Word was received in town q, tho
death of William Crawford of Dedham
Mass. Mr.. Crawford was a resident Of
Richmond for many years.
j. Q. Spaulding has resigned from tho
executive committee of the Boanl NJ
Trade
The Alumni Association will hoM a
meeting Friday evening at the home Of
Miss Mary Beane, North Pleasant street
Roy c. Harlow of Brunswick is in town
Winio,r, LSo,r
Topsham High school, passed Sunday
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". R.
Fairclough.
The r. H. S. baseball team did not paw
Morse High of Bath Saturday. on az.
count of the bad weather. The game has
been postponed a week.
DR.. J. NJ. Somes passed Sunday with his
mother in Portland.
Enterprise Grange held no meeting Sat-
nrday evening on account Of so many OF
the members being away and the going
being so bad.
U. S. fitzpatrick of Richmond has been
assigned as second officer on the Ransom
B. Fuller
The coal dealers report as much coal
sold during the cold spell last week as
on any day last winter.
Henry E. Spaulding has moved into the
Hagar house on Pleasant street.
Miss Mary Martelle of Brunswick was
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. George King
last week.
Frank Alexander of Georgetown,
Mass, is at the old homestead for q
short stay.
Willis Blair has 23O young chicks
this spring. --.-----.
Several parties in town are shingl.
ing their buildings.
Albert Darrah has 900 young
chicks on the Island
Mrs. Alden Plummer is the guest
of friends in Chelsea, Mass.
Mrs Nellie Gurbert of Gardner
has been passing few days with her
friend, Mrs. F. P. Hathorn.
Roy c. Harlow of Brunswick will
pass Saturday and Sunday In town.
The assessors report quite de-
probation Of stock in the country this
spring which is due to the fact that
the crop of hay was so light last sea-
son that many of our people disposed
of their animals.
II. NJ. OWlIldl Was Il NiSltof III Au-
gusta Thursday.
George Fish made a business trip
Thursday to Boston.
A. F.. Dingley Of Portland passed
few days this week at the home OF his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. z. B. Dingley.
Emeth Royal Arch chapter worked
two candidates Thursday evening III
the Mark and Past Masters degrees
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Goodwin u
Skowhegan passed few days TINS
week at the home Of Mrs. Goodwins
sister, Mrs. E. M. Preble.
The ladies of the Methodist churcn
held supper at the vestry THURSDAY
evening.
The O. E. Star. gave whist party
at the home of Charles w. JACK
Wednesday evening. There were nVe
tables, and good time was reporteu'
Alfred Small of Bowdoin was
visitor in town Friday.
Miss Elsie Roach went TO brun
swick Monday, where she has a goo"
,,oci<;op In tho ma ner mill