Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
RICHMOND

NJ. ard Ms Eeraer1 r E<s7an Of
psr-laae have h-eer passssg .e~ Gays
~ t.sEr sxmEe- ssnk IL tcxz
Nrz- Fraax Ns-r1na. sea SCI Fare
If ws.sryslle we're over s1zcsy gz=sts
# Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Aye-l;L
Fred G HiIto1 forrt, R3earono
resident = Ire guest q tr1sots Il
LOWE
word has BEE. received .. tie SER
o2s illness Of Mrs LIKE Freeman q
Lerszoz Mira FREEMAN Eas for
May years : resi6s-t Of NORTH Fyo1t
street AID hz= nsnE friends aers-
NJ. All Mrs. william Il Tn1rlcE
have eeea entertaining : hcGE- party
i.esusing tie following: Mr. and Ms
Joseph Lsna3re. and 500 Narce,Igs Il
Taunton Mass. NJ am NrE- Charles
Bcwies Of sharon. Mass and NJ -sad
Mrs. George Baker u Bingham
Dr.. Norman Tku-io~ with his TO
SOS Of Fytbgrg has been N Town this
week as guests % NJ and Mrs Eg-
gene B. RankiAE
II u underwood thst Miss Nsra D
TnEriow. for ssseral years 4 te1ehsr N
Grade TX aas accepted : positioa =
Liv.rnsre Falls for the aext year
Complaints are MADE D. LOCAL rssp-
berry growers that the Fps Of ne
young SHOOTS are dying tA.s c011i-
tisn said 70 be czased by IN. can't
hoyer
Mrs Bert AIIard and daughter Els-
nor we're recent guests IF Lewiston
relatives
George Greene snd Elmer kIng
pas see tie weekend a. Pleasant Pond
On q fishing tr1e-
Mrs Charles Bovoen and daughters
Elizabeth and Ruth. of gsnkintowh
Penn arrived TEesdag fer : vzca-Soa
a. Pleasant View farm
A meeting. Eai4us n TIE po;itica.
annals o. taiE town, TOOK place NOE
d2y night AZ Richmond hots! wren
members Of tne Republican to~n con-
sni.tse and :ketr wives gathered tcr :
Joint discussion, Of the Issues Of TIE
day and the campaign IN general Dr.
Frederick Z. Peatscdy Chairman 81 thE
town committee. presided 81 the can-
eukI Mrs. Peabody Is Chairman Of
tie zomeEs auxiliary mmittet- and
botn Rea and women we're highly ep-
tiristic over the outlook for RspUbl.-
can success a. the polls sept. u. 4
splendid Mexi was served b. Landlord
Bolton sad bcta men and women LEAD
srs are positive that vhen the ballots
are counted in thls town On elect y
night II will be found that the town
will prove one Of the RepIblicsn
strongholds in Maine.
This liz the first time he women
nave ever taken an active part II pr
iiticzl campaigns and whether they
viii have the right 10 vote e the Sep
TENDER election, election day all find
them well organized and readE for ire
national election in November wnsn u
is believed that suffrage by that time
Will be national
Miss Eioist Weber Of Richmond "a
the guest Of Nrs. Austin Brown. Miss
Weber makes a business Of selling
religious magazines during the sum
msr months and teaches seaoct in IL.
winter. One summer she sold oEe,
1900 copies Of certain publication
one year al the Browning Norma
school in South Lancaster. Mas. j!
is her ambition 70 take course a
ColuMbi4 ysrsity.-Uatervil!e Sen
tInkl.
VI. K Rideous Of Oshkosh Wis. q
lumber king of that section IF the
country. was Bath visitor MOnday
calling On relatives and friends on his
return from visit to ms b0yhood
home in Richmond. the first in nine
years. Az a boy Mr.. Rideout went
West with the late Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Thurio~ VINO settled in E?rtcnVi!ie
After four Or Ave years they returned
10 Bath but ne remained in Wiscssset
where ne engaged in tne lumber indus
try in which ne has become a million
ARE seveal times oyer.-Bath Times
Frederick Thatcher Harvard. OF De