Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-04
RICHMOND

The coroner's inquest was held at
100 p. NJ, Tuesday, over the body ~
Ernest l.. Smith of North Adams,
Mass. who was found dead beside the
railroad track, one mile above Iceboro
station, early Sunday morning. The
verdict was that the man came to hts
death by being struck by a train The
body was sent to his late home fol-
lowing the inquest.
Perley NJ. Clark returned to Boston
Tuesday. after visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Clark for the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Isaac Comery of Waldoboro is
the guest of her brother, Nj. S. Cart
ner, this week.
Mrs. Carrie Shaw died Tuesday in
Boston at the home of relatives. where
she was to pass a few weeks. She had
been in poor health for the past year.
She was rs years old. Mrs. Shaw was
the wife of the late Ira L. Shaw and
has been resident of Richmond for
good many years. The body will be
brought here for burial and funeral
services will be held at Flagg's under
taking rooms, probably Thursday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Shaw was a member of
the Methodist church.
The first entertainment of the. Ly-
ceum course given by the Eastern
Star of this town Monday evening was
well attended The entertainment was
by the Maurer Sisters Orchestra.
The body of Ernest l.. Smith, picked
up on the railroad track last Sunday
morning, was sent to his home in
North Adams, Mass, Tuesday after
noon. The body was found about a
mile above Iceboro station.
H.. r. Drew has moved his house
hold goods into the j. A. Proctor
house on Front street.
DR.. w. n. Price and Superintendent
of Schools E. r. Bowdoin, addressed
the audience at the Star theatre Sat
urday evening on the Playground as
ISOLATION.
The regular meeting of Richmond
Lodge, No IS, F. and A. NJ, was held
Monday evening. Work was exempli-
fled in the First and Second degrees.
The residence of Ansel Gaubert is
being wired for electricity.
Mrs. Cora Searles and daughter
Mary were week end guests of friends
in Gardiner
The first of the series of four en-
tertainments to be given by Mt. Car
mel Chapter of the Eastern Star will
be held at the Opera house tonight.
Ezra White was visitor in Bow
doinham Monday.
DR.. James A. Somers is moving his
house on North Pleasant street.
90 l.
Mass, is passing a two-weeks vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Whitmore, in town.
Mrs F. w. Houdlette has gone to
Brookline. Mass.
Mrs. George Rumrill returned to her
home in Topsham Wednesday. after
a visit with her mother, Mrs. Annie
Ingraham.
Mrs, Noble Maxwell and sister. Miss
Inez Hill. were in Portland Wednesday.
Mrs. Roy c. Harlow was in Portland
on business Wednesday
Carroll Parks of Lisbon Falls and
Burleigh Parks of Melrose, Mass, were
calling on friends in town Monday.
Ernest Rice. George w. Green and Will
bur fitzpatrick left Sunday night for
northern Maines where they5will enjoy a
week hunting. ffe
The third meeting of the Richmond
Playground Association will be held
Tuesday evening at the court room.
Much interest is being shown in this new
movement and a large attendance is de-
sired for this next meeting as there is
in, portant business to come up.
Arthur Turner and Wallace Pomeroy
left Saturday night for a weeks hunting
trim in northern Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Curtis and child
returned to their home in Augusta Sat
lrday after spending two weeks vaca-
t,on with their parents in town.
Maurice Haynes and Miss Mabel MUIR
ray of Bath were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Prey.
Among the Richmond representatives
at the Maine-Colby game at Waterville
Saturday were DR.. James NJ. Somers. S.
E Meserve, O. P. ,ralusha, Edward RAN
kins, Eben Buker. Elmer Rogers, ]. w.
Randlette, Moses Hanson, w. E. Wilson.
H. E. Duren.
Harold Turner returned to Richmond
Saturday after a two-weeks trip to Mass
achusetts.
Linden Little, who recently purchased
the house owned by ]. A. Proctor on
Darrah court, is making extensive re-
pairs He expects to build large barn
on the property in the spring.
Miss Alice Call is at home for few
days from Bath.
Mrs. James A. Hathorne returned
home Thursday morning from a
weeks visit with friends in Boston
Horace Millay was in Lewiston
Wednesday making the trip in MS
auto.
Mrs4G S. McFee was a visitor in
Anguish Thursday.
Sherwood Reilly is passing a short
vacation with his mother in town.
Mrs. W. A. Bibber and daughter
Marion were in Portland Thursday.