Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
RICHMOND

Al me NetNO0lSi cnUrcl Sunday
morning a beautiful stained glass " l.
dow given by Mrs. HAYNES n memory
Of her late husband. Slas Haynes. was
unveiled by ". H. Haynes and daugh-
Ter Elizabeth. Rev John Dunstan Il .
pastor. had prepa'ej an appropriate
deeicatory service whlc.. vas miro
duced by an impressive solo EMIT ed
After by Mrs. DUnstan. Rev. James
Nixon. a former pastor ana trend OF
the family. took part N the service
Rev D. 3. Holt D. s. sava Il fer a.
It'll. Appropriate address on our deot
AMI obligations TO ;rstitut ons govern
ments and men OF God VINO n the pas
lived for others. such as those who =
mares are Inscribed On The window
Siiar y. and James HAYNES
The centensry movement of the Me.s-
odist church is gripping the people. The
hve-ninute men. J. F. Harris and Free
man Wool. are making fine po.n.s n
thei appeals OF Sundays
Rev. James Nixon. a former pastor.
came fer the dedi2atorv se-v ce On sun
"a" and is a guest of Mrs. PRAY. KIN
bal, street.
A MetTt dist bro.l1erhcot will be n
Su j rated mex: Sunday in he caurrl
at The Go e Of morning service. All
men ana young men without church af-
III alton eiSew: ere a-e invited % attend
IN. 7rst quartz ~ conference OF r
Me'hodi church vas held on S-nd -.
lie Tas'o-'s ices were reccrnized
ov increase e 500 SALARY.
hes.ces his wife. one daughter sur
I'VE Mrs VIM. H. Thrr.ow. aged -
waiter u. Wyman wss d business Viz
i'or N Cathaace Wednesday.
MI and Mrs. John 3. Crosby -.,ur,-
ed Monday from a weeks Visit !, Po
ten
AHou' 80 couples attended the dance
dt TIE Sar theatre Tuesday even ~
tome and enjoy good time.
Miss Ruth Stevens of Ha,,or.u
Passed Tuesday with Miss r.7aa,or
hlns OF this town. Thev attanls,,
Ihe dance IN the evening.
A week from next Ti,es,iay a,-a,
ing 4 "hayseed dance" will he e,ve,
at the Star Theatre. Five dollars j.,
gold VIII be given 20 the Two hesr
costumes. $3.50 in gold TO each one
Music VIII be furnished bv Nor-,rI,s
orchestra.
Lie junior class of Richmond Eig.,
school will render their Junior De-
carnations. May It'll. at o'c,oc,, ~
tne opera House. A dance Will fol-
low, music being furnished nv
Chambers orchestra Of Lewiston.
The war relic train arrived :,
richmond at $50 Tuesday morning
ana remained in the city two hours
on the side track Of the VI. c. r p
A large number Of people IN this
city took advantage of the spIendid
opportunity TO view the conpreben-
siVe exhibit of war trophies. weapors
ana engines OF destruction. When
the train arrived in the city il vas
greeted with the blowing of whistles
and ringing of bells and this dem
onstratIon vas answered by the fir
ing OF the trains own aerial bombs.
Morrill, Mckinney. chairman of the
Liberty Loan committee Of this town.
sold over $1,000 wort,, Of bonds as
the people passed out Of the cars.
Speeches we're made by the Rev.
Alexander HENDERSON and Samuel
Little. the latter having recently re-
turned from service in France.
The Girl Scouts Of Richmond will
give a play at the Star Theatre
May 9Th at : o'clock. 1t will be fol-
lowed by a dance. A general good
time is enjoyed.
Funeral services for the late
Rinaldo Brown will be held Thurs
day afternoon At the home on North
Front street. at l o'clock. The Rev
Allan Constantine of the Congrega-
tional church will off7ciate The
burial will be at Evergreen cemetery.