Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-12
SAGADAHOC.
RICHMOND D.

Misses Harriette and Ruth Crockel
returned Saturday from Portland
| where thew nave been spending the
week.
An Easter ball will be given at Cur
It's hall Monday evening. Music by
Meyers Orchestra of Dresden.
Bert w. I<idder will leave Monday
for Madison, where ne has a good po
sitiol.
Dr. +. Z. Peabody was a bushes.
visitor in Path Thursday.
James Haynes & Sons are installing
a 52a-gallon gasoline tank back OF thei,
store.
Tho Odd Fellows will confer the First
degree on one candidate "Wednesday
night.
q The ferry boats are now running be-
tween Richmond and Dresden.
Tho statistics OF Richmond for the
month OF March were three births, two
marriages and eight deaths.
r. f. Pinkham was the first of the
motor boat owners in this section t.
launch his boat
kennchcc Valley Encanpment work
ed the Patriarchial degree CT five can
didates Friday evening.
Frances +. kidde1 will return to Lew
iston Monday to resume her studies al
Batcs College.
The class parts of the Richmond
High school have been assigned to the
Seniors as follows: Valcdctory. Win
ni'A Jack; saiutatory. Gladys Ward
history, Frances Bryant; prophecy, AL
vina Borjcsson; presentation of gifts
Phillip Rogers; class motto, Clifford
Sc ellins
Mrs. Noble Maxwell returned homo
Sunday. after passing the week in Ros-
ton.
:. Stanley Card Of Mcdford is in town
and has secured a position at the shoe
factory.
Mrs. viii Wager and two children
of Boston are visiting Mr. and Mrs
c. r. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hathaway of Ran
dolph were guests at the home of Mr.
ana Mrs. George Moody over Sunday.
Miss Nettic Pollard, who has beer
teaching in Cherryfield, is passing hel
vacation at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
II. T. Smith.
Mrs. Fred Smith was the guest of
ley last week returning to her home
in Portland Saturday.
Mrs. Florence Duren of Fairfield is
spending the week with her sister, Mrs
Frank Duren.
The EVanSelistic services which are
beng held at the Baptist church are
causing a great deal Of interest and
have large attendance. These meet
inSS are in cha rSe of Rev. S. A. Evans
Easter services We're held at the
Methodist church Sunday morning with
sermon by the pastor, Rev. l. A. Bean
and special Easter music.
William Reed of Swan Island has
sold piece of land at the head of the
island to l.. ]. West of West Newton
Mass, who will erect q $4,000 summer
cottage there this summer
Everett w. Libby will go to Port
land the first "f the week. where he
mas been employed for the past two
seasons in an automobile shop.
Progressive Grange held no meeting
Friday evening on account of the lad
weather. Next Friday night will be an
odd Peoples" night. All of the old
members OF the Grange will take par,
in the program ard fill the chairs.
W. F. Shelton returned Saturda,
from Augusta. where he has been for
the past few weeks.
Mrs James Lancaster has been in
Lewiston with her son. VINO is in the
hospital there.
Miss Arabel Allen has returned tc
Brunswick. after passing the vacation
with her parents.
Homer Alexander will leave Monday
for Pembroke. where he will teach a,
the High school.
capt c. F.. Tarr is installing a five
horsepower engine ir his launch
Dr. w. y. Price went to Bowdon-
ham Friday evening ard Inspected tho
local lodge Of AIaHons. The VI. NJ. de
gree was worked. \ banquet tollove,
the work.
{. Is. Randall. county commissioner
Of Sagadahoc county. was business
visitor III town Saturday.