Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-07
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tiit opera iIouSe L QeSudN evening,
with Il large crowd. Tuesday evening,
the committee secured as am attrac-
ton the Bowaoin Glee club. The col
lego Eoys are very popular with
Richmond audience and whenever
they are billed It's appear here the
people are assured OF an up-to-date
entertainment. Joseph Newell,
Richmond boy, Is a member of the
eilee club this year and the audience
vGs especially pleased by the cornet
coios rendered by him during the eve
nirg TIE hall looked very pretty
with booths on either side and was
handsomely decorated with electric
lights. There were many pretty. and
useful articles on sale at the different
booths and the ladies seemed To be
busy making sales. The different
booths We're under the care of the fol-
lowing COMMITTEES: Food, Misses Bib
Der, Hawkes. Thurlow. Reed, Jack and
Alexander. punch, Misses Randlette.
Scekins AMI Alexander; fancy work,
Misses lowell. Price. Hutchns and
Miss Nellie Thomas; apron, Misses
0rdiorne. Houdlette Thurlow and
fFiagg; scheme. Misses Day, Favor. Or.
". y. Price and c. d. Newell; mystic
T l.
and Leavitt; lunch. Misses McKenney,
call. Gaubert and Ssnall; travelling
grab bag. Mrs Mary Shaw Charles
b. Day. president Of the Board of
Trade had general supervision over
the fair and much credit Is due him.
| The program for the second night con-
| sisted OF solos by Miss Emma V. Fos-
| ter Of Boston; Miss Virginia Pert and
l NIv. 4sr1 ~ ~ -
mele quartet. from The Methodist
church, and reading by Miss Maude
| Andrews OF Augusta The Fair will
close. Thursday evening, with a grand
ball.
| Arthur Stilphen of Gardiner was in
| town, Tuesday, on business.
| George Hodgkins of Portland was a
| business visitor i'll town. Tuesday.
4. +. Small who has bought tho old
| sawmill stable has crew of men there
removing it this week The lumber
will BE used for building purposes by
Mr.. Small.
Miss Evelyn Roberts IS able to re-
| sumo her duties at the high school at
| ter heinS out a week ON account OF a
severe cold
Miss E,mrba V Foster of Boston is
|
| days.
Noble Maxwell was in Bath, Tues
| day. on business.
| \ basketball game has been ar
| ranged between Richmond High
school and Bowdoinham High school
at the old academy. Wednesday eve
ming. This is the game that the Bow
doinham boys thought was 10 be play
| cd i9gs rsif fr1er e,
| Richmond they found the hall dark as
| the game had been scheduled for
Wednesday night
Sunday at the home OF his parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs e. 2. Curtis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Brann of Car
| diner, passed, Sunday. with friends
| in town.
Edward Boston of Watcrville, is
visiting a few days with friends in
| town.
! Mrs. Charles Hutchins OF Gardiner
| spent the day. Monday. with friends in
town.
Percy Curtis of woelwich was called
home, SUNDAY. on account Of the Ill
ness of his mother Mrs j. NJ. Curtis.
Mrs. Ida Tibbctts who has been
|
sister. Mrs. ]. NJ. Curtis, returned To
her home in Portland, Monday.
WooLWiCH.
| Mrs. Alice Atherton and young child
are here from Mass achusetts visiting
| her parents, Mr. and. Mrs W H. Lilly
| at Nequasset.
Miss Ellen Corliss, Il student at the
Morse High school. Bath, is at her
| home. sick with an abscess In the
| throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Reed lost their
infant daughter, Web "a. Mrs Reed
| who has been very sick, is now con-
| Yalescent.
Miss Gladys Webb. Of somervile
| has been visitor in town the past
fortnight.
James Mains has returned from New
| York and is visiting his parents. Ills
sister, Mrs. Leslie liailey. of Cunbar.
land, is also a guest there.
Walter Arnold hes returned from {
brief visit al his homo in Pittston.
Mrs Annie Webb and children have
returned to their home in somerville
| Mass, after Il two weeks visit at hel
| old home. Days FERRY
MIS-. James Main is dressmaking il
Bath
Mrs. William Stinson and little son.
have been spending few days at hen
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Still
phen.
! Weldon Preble. formerly Of Rich
mond is at work for Addison Rice.
Mrs. Bertha I'reblc who left Sharon
some time ago, is now at another
Massachusetts sanitoriun and im-
proving rapidly under different treat
ment.
Earl Rice is AT work ut Danas mill
There will be a service 1T the Cal
whist Baptist church, a candidate
sent BY Missionary society.
The masquerade ball ut Grange hall
] Wednesday evening was enjoyed by q