Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-07
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SAGADAHOC
RICHMOND.

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Miss Carrie Leayitt, teacher of the
Richmond Grammar school, entertain
| ed the members of her first class Tues
| day evening at her nome on the Bow
dOinhaH1 road. Games were played and
refreshments served and a very en-
| joyabie evening was passed.
| Richmond Lodge. No. Sc, l. o. o. F.,
worked the Initiatory degree on two
candidates Wednesday evening.
Progress and Enterprise Oranges of
Richmond have closed for the regu-
lar summer vacation of four weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Maxwell, Mr..
and Mrs. @. j. Southarout and Miss
! Marjorie and Noble Maxwell Of North
| Adams, Mass, were in Portland
Wednesday. making the trip by auto
mobile.
Miss Lillian Mariner has gone tn
Cape Eliza beth, where she is employed
| in the Casino.
Mrs. A. A. William, who has been
visiting relatives in Boston for the
past. 10 days. returned home Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Small and son
atiyes in town.
WOOIWtC
Mayers' orchestra of Dresden, gave
very enjoyable dance in Seberoa
hall Friday evening which will be re-
peated every week during the summer.
WooIwich. Arrowsic, Wiscasset and
Bath Were we'll represented in the at
tendance.
Miss Marian Rice is housekeeper for
Clarence Carlton.
Miss Clyde Carlton went to Augusta
last Tuesday, to accept business po-
sition.
The Locke cottage at Sassanoa Bluff
was opened by Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio
Locke of Cambridge, Mass, for the
season last week.
Capt and Mrs. Edwin o. Day Of
Husking, L. l., are enjoying life at
"Maloma," their summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Croker have
a young son, also Mr.. and Mrs George
Shaw.
H. E. Carlton took party to Togus
the Fourth in his automobile. He has
added another horse to his livery
stable and thinks of purchasing run
about for passengers.
Miss Alice Douglass of Bath, has
been the guest of Rev, and Mrs
Bradeen.
Between 400 and 500 automobiles,
have crossed the ferry this season, and
they are to be met everywhere on the
roads. Some of the horses are prac-
tically useless on account Of their
fear of them. Many OF the chauffeurs
are very careless about the rights OF
teams. ~
41IL. n olo
Potter, has returned to his home in
Roekland. Mrs. Airline Chapman and
Andrew Rice are assisting Mrs. Pot
ter in the store during Mr.. Potter's
illness.
Two of our elderly citizens have
passed away, Frank Hawthorne. aged
80. with paralysis and Mrs. Nancy
Troll, aged 10, with heart failure.
James Tibbetts the oldest man in town
is smart at the age of 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stinson of Wa
terville. are guests Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ Stinson.
S. P. Buck and family of Boston. are
visiting his mother al Days Ferry.
Frank Whitten's family are here
from Auburn in the family home for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard w. Wright
spent the Fourth at Togus. Mr..
Wright will go to New York soon in
the employ of lumber firm.
a young man by the name of Arthur
Des Roberts is wanted by Isaac How
ard, his employer. who on his return
home found the hired man missing and
SIS in money. --t
Rev W. S. Jones of South Portland
has been the guest of his son, Frank
Jones. Miss Harriet Jones has also
been visiting her father during her
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. f.. Bansfield and
family have returned from Lebanon,
Me-.
Eugene Cromwell is at. work in Bath
for Crosby & Snipe, contractors.
Joseph King has left the section and
is employed on +. w. Cartons farm.
Mrs. Sarah p. +. Hawthorne has re-
turned home from down river.