Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-26
SAGADAHOC
RiCHMOND D.

Prof E, S. Lovejoy of Maiden. Mass.
formerly OF Augusta, has accepted an
invitation to deliver the Memorial ad-
dress at this place upon Memorial day.
Frank Blake is i'll with severe colo
| at his home on Water street.
Mrs. Samuel Meserve returned rom
Dover. N. H., Monday, to which place
she had been recently called by the deatn
OF her father. Mr. William X. Garvin OF
that place.
Byron Curtis cut his hand badly Satur-
day by pushing hay into a knife hay
cutter
A number from Richmond went 10
HalloWell Saturday to see the ball game
between the Richmond's and Halloween :.
The Board OF Trade Fair opened
Tuesday night at the Opera House and
viii continue for three nights. The en-
tertainments for each evening Will be
we'll worth the admission. Some excel
lent talent has been secured.
capt. Tarr took party of fifteen to
Hallowell Saturday in his power boat.
Several delegates from Mt. Carmel
day TO attend the Grand Chapter in that
place.
Charlie Stetson, who has been very i'll
at his home on Front street, was called
on Tuesday and presented with a beauti-
ful boquet of pinks and bags of fruit
from his school class. grade VII.
Many We're disappointed in not being
able to see the comet or the total eclipse
cloudy weather.
Mrs. w. E. Wilson left Saturday for
Philadelphia, where she Will visit her
of Pharmacy May 26
Frank 3. Williams of Phippsburg was
visitor in town Friday and Saturday.
Miss Hattie Williams of Auburn is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. H. Stuart. On
her return to Auburn she will start for
San Francisco, where she will make her
home with relatives.
Charles Newell of Lewiston and Joseph
Newell of Bowdoin College spent Sunday
at the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs c. ID. Newell
G. A. Hawkes. of the G. A. Hawkes. Co,
returned Thursday from IA business trip
TO Boston
William w. Fairclough returned Friday
to his duties as Instructor at Hebron
Academy.
James Bartlett, instructor at Thornton
Academy, was a visitor in town Tuesday
Beulah Rebekah Lodge entertained
Portland. Lisbon, Lisbon Falls, and Gar
diner Lodges Friday evening
The Richmond High school base ball
team has leased the Alexander field on
kimball street for the remainder of the
season, since the Supreme court decided
againstd the use of the Stewart field
HarrgDuren of Portland. Ore. is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Duren, for few weeks.
The Board of Trade opened its annual
iih iucoudy evening With the drama,
The Importance of Being in Earnest
presented by the BOwdoin College Ora
matte Club. Wednesday evening the
Bowdoinham Dramatic Club will present
The Freezing of Mother-in-law," as
sisted by Miss Harriet Cole soprano
soloist; Frank f. kendrie, violin soloist
Joseph II. Newell, cornet soIoIst; Miss
Ridley, saccompanist Thursday evening
Shadows of War; will be presented by
a FRANKFORT veteran soldier The whole
will be concluded by social dance Mu-
sic by kendrie's Orchestra of Brunswick
BOWDOiN.
WEST-The Sunday guests in town
We're Mrs. Dona Allen of Lewiston,
MeSsrs. Paul Lang and Charles Lar
rabee of Lisbon Falls and Hannibal
BoWYe of Lewiston.
Mrs. Everett Kicker and sisters,
Static and Ida Allen, We're the guests
recently of their grandmother, Mrs.
Nathan Adams, in East Bowdoin.
Mr.. Prescott is preparing to move
his mill to Greene.
Harry Doughty has bought farm in
Topsham.
Harry Prout is confined to the house
by an ulcer on his neck.