Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-27
SAGADAHOC.
RICHMOND.

/ The members of the graduating class
of r II. 5. enjoyed a trip TO New Mea-
dows Inn Friday.
Or. and Mrs. X w. Small and Miss
Asia Anderson returned Sunday from
weeks outing at their cottage "Kussuth,"
Capitol Island.
Miss Maybelle Tarr was the guest of
friends in Gardiner for a short time last
week.
Miss Ora Reed and Mrs. Perry and
daughter Miss Mabelle. left in Miss
Reeds touring car Saturday for trip
| to Portland and vicinity.
Noble Maxwell returned Saturday eve
| ming from a business trip to Boston. He
was accompanied by his niece and
| nephew, Marjorie and Noble Maxwell of
| North Adams. Mass, who Will make ID
months visit in town.
Mr. and Mrs @ f. Knight have re-
county.
Capt. w b. Blake of the Schooner
| Emma S Briggs is the guest of his
| brother. r r. Blake, while his vessel
| is loading at the Bradstreet mills
Miss Lille Price has returned to her
| home in this place to pass the sum
| mer vacation.
Mt Carmel Chapter No. 81 O. +. S,
held it's last regular for the summer
Thursday evening The degrees were
worked on one candidate Thirteen mem
bers of Dresden Chapter were present
as visitors. Ice cream and cake were
served and social time was enjoyed.
RICHMOND.
Enterprise Grange held their regular
weekly meeting at Libby's hall Saturday
evening with one of the largest attend
ances of the season, there being 81 mem
bers and 10 visitors present. After the
opening exercises the following short
program was given: Trio by sisters Flora
Shepard, Georgia jackson, and Maude
Smith. question, What Sentence in the
English Language Can be Spoken But
Not Written Correctly" This an
swered by Maude Smith, question: what
is the Best Way to EXterminate Orange
Hawk Weed?" This was answered by
Brothers Charles Libby. S w Hathorne.
George Page and others; duet, Sisters
Maude Smith and Georgia Jackson. At
ter this program a strawberry festival
was enjoyed.
Randall j. Condor, superintendent of
schools at Providence, r. l.. was the
guest of relatives in town Saturday. lie
was on the way to attend the 25th ami
versary of his class at Colby College.
II. T. Houdlette,, II. c. Reed and G. w.
T Barentzen accompanied the Maine
Commandery Knight Templars on their
excursion down the kenuebec river to
Fort Popham.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church held a lawn party Monday even
ing at the church grounds. The grounds
were gaily decorated with Japanese Ian
terms. Ice cream. candy and popcorn
were on sale and musical program was
furnished.
Mrs. Roy Harlow and Miss Ruth
Crocker were passengers on the steamer
Islander Monday They took dinner at
New Meadows Inn
Mrs. Frank Preble and Miss Leora
Proctor left Monday for Capitol island.
where they will spend two weeks
William Sosbcrg was the guest of rela
| tives In Augusta sunday
Or. James NJ Somers left Tuesday
morning for Fabians, n. II. where he
will attend the Joint convention of the
Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont
Dental Associations
C. d. Newall was a business visitor in !
Bath Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Foster Of Gardi- !
ner spent Sunday with Mr.. Fosters par
ents on the New Road
Frank Kennedy of Portland spent sun |
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
| Kennedy on Pleasant street
| DR.. and Mrs. *. w Small and Miss |
Asia Anderson returned sunday after |
spending a week at their cottage at Capt. |
tol Island