Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-12
RICHMOND

Frank Robinson is visiting rela-
tives in Boston. He left. Thursday
with Ralph Peabody who had been
few days at his old home
in town.
Lee Ring. Frank Lowell, Miss zu-
lette Allen and Miss Courtney
Hinckley passed the day Saturday
in Portland.
Samuel Holway Of Hanowell was
a visitor in Richmond, Sunday
Samuel Honaker of Rockland is
passing a few days at his home In
Richmond.-Miss Ellen Tewksbury
visited her aunt, Mrs. Everett at
Portland over the week end.-Miss
Bertha Reynolds passed Saturday
and Sunday at. her home in South
Gardiner-Miss Dorothy Barnes
returned Sunday to Portland after
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. L. S.
Honaker for the week.-The
Daughters of Veterans will hold a
food sale Friday afternoon at two
O'Clock at Hhurlow and Williams
grocery store.-George Cooley has
closed his grocery store on Main
street and has gone to Pittsfield
where he will open a store.-Mrs.
Fred Small is gaining after seri-
Gus operation performed at her home
Friday.-Mrs. Hazel Adams and
baby and brother. Earl Cashier Of
Portland passed the weekend with
their father, M. S. Castner-.Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Crons Of Pennington,
N. II. are passing a few days with
Mrs. Crons' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Curtis.-Clyde Gray passed
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Gray in Gardiner
Henry j. Smith passed the week END
with his family on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Ring and son,
Carlton visited relatives in Dresden.
Friday.-Ransom j. Garrett who
hospital in Waterville for two weeks,
has been gaining and able to return
to his home Friday.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Roundy and niece, Miss
Barbara Douglass were visitors in
Lewiston, Saturday.-W. H. john
son and daughter. Miss Lillian John
son were business visitors in Bruns-
Wick, Saturday.-Thomas Borjes-
son who teaches at Winter Harbor
passed the week-en with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amanda Borjes-
son.--Mrs. Frank Brown has re-
turned from Portsmouth, N. H.,
where She has been on account of
the illness of her daughter in Jaw
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Houdlette, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Tarr made a trip to
Rangeley Lakes, Sunday-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Peace and Miss Alice
Chapman enjoyed the day in Bruins
wick and Damariscotta, Saturday.
Harold Hartford. Russell Malloy,
Miss Adele Hartford and Miss Beulah
White visited relatives and friends
at Five Island. Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Small and brother viii.
liam Foster and Joseph Alexander
enjoyed an automobile trip to New
Harbor and Damariscotta, Sunday
Arthur Randall returned from a bus
mess trip to Boston, NFriday-Mr.
ana MRS. Chester Ddinkwine and
daughter, Evelyn Of North WAYNE
were weekend visitors at Mr.. and
Mrs. George McMasters.-Mr, and
MRS. Charles Jackson of Someryille.
Mass, are passing a few days at
tnelr cottag6 at the campgrounds.-
MI. and Mrs. Cecil Richard, Mrs.
evelyn Gamoche and Mrs. Margaret
Grover We're visitors in Brunswick.
Lillian Durham re-
turned Monday to Portland after
passing the weekend with her par
ehts' Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Durham.
Richmond High Notes
Inc contest which has been held at,
the Richmond High school between
the Sophomore and Freshmen classes
recently. was decided Friday to be in
favor of the Freshmen by a unani-
nous vote of the judges. This means
ehat the sophomore class has to buy
a banner for the Freshmen class. the
FRESHMEN having given the best en-
tertainment. 81 7F7,.l
On Friday afternoon, May /, the
Sophomores entertained the school
and visiting friends, giving a play
Maid to Order" which was a great
success, but it could not equal the
mock graduation given Friday after
noon May 8, by the Freshmen, Those
IN the class all taking part Were.
Meridna Sidelinger, Hepzibah Briggs;
olive King, Sally Lung; Charles
Pushard, Hiram Hopkins; Sherman
Roberts, Franklin Flathead; Mar
guerite Livingstone, Cicerette Sapp;
Lucille Bailey, Hortense Hicks;
Myrtle Kennedy, Lizzie Lung: Doro-
thy Brown. Clara Clodhopper; Lloyd
Chetley, Sigh Sly; Gerald Grondin.
Percy Veer; Alice johnson, Ina
Smarty; Viola Waltz, Mellen's Food;
Isabel Westcott, Lizzie Ford; Helen
Merrill, Ina Crane; Evelyn Smith,
Dora Doolittle; Grace Merserve, Ilbe
Witham; Pauline Darrah, Jemima
Judkins; Stella Powers, Baby Grand;
Madelyn O'Neil, Donti Runalot; Err
land Curtis, Frank Hittum; Paul
Given, Daffy billy; Myron Douglass,
l. M. Sampson; Ralph Groves, Prof.
/. M. Anutt.
The program-Cabbage Head In
stitute, at Dumb-Bell Hollar, Gradu-
alton. Motto: Green and Growing.
Music; Salutatory, Hepzibah Briggs;
Essay, "a Flapper's Diary, Sally
Lung; Class History, Hiram Hop
kins: Glass Prophecy. Franklin
Flathead; Glass Orator, Cicerette
Hicks: Essay, (School Board Meet.
and Sigh Sly; Gifts to school. Percy
Veer; Valedictory, lima Smarty;
Glass Ode; Presentation of diplomas
by I. M. Anutt.
Music was furnished by the Dumb
Bell Agony Quartet. Dora Doolittle
piano; Ina Smarty, violin; Franklin
Flathead cornet; Sigh Sly, trombone.
The pupils of Winnifred Foster
Roberts will give piano recital at
the Opera House Wednesday evening
May 20, instead of the date previous
ly stated by error.
The Junior class members of the
High school hung their language
teacher, Miss Arabella Allen a may
basket Wednesday,, at the home of
her aunt where she was passing the
evening. After the usual fun Miss
Allen invited the 10 boys and girls to
her home where they passed q very
enjoyable evening.