Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-28
REGULAR Meeting D. Of v.

AT the regular meeting OF amy
Bradley Tent. No. Is, u. of V. held
at American Legion hall Friday eve
ming. the officers for the year were
Maine Department President. Nof
Brewer.
There were about rs present:
members, American Legion members
and their wives. and guests including
pastors and Evangelist Saunders and
Mr.. UpplinG.
The officers installed We're: Pres.
Margaret Grover: S. Y. r, Ethel
Rankins; ]. V. p. Mildred Hartford;
Chaplain, Hattie Terrill: Treas, Ida
Hutchins; Council No. /, Minnie
Foster: Council No. 2, Emma Stew
art: Council No. 8. Dora Thurlow;
Patriotic Instructor. Minnie Foster;
Sec, Georgia Donnell; Guide. Court
ney Hinkley; Press Correspondent.
Ida Watson; Guard. Daisy Mealey;
Asst. Guard. Emma Stewart; Must
clan. Ellie NJ White: Color Bearer
No, l, Anna Dynan: Color Bearer
No. 9, Ruth Lancaster: Color Bearer
No 3, Stella Waltz: Color Bearer
No. 4. Rena Ludwig.
The Past President, Georgia Don
nell, was presented with Past
Presidents jewel by Margaret Pea
body.
After a short entertainment. ice
cream and cake were served.
Mr. and Mrs. +. S. Bamford Of
Freeport have come to Richmond 70
spend the remainder of the winter at
the home of their daughter. Mrs.
Neil Wilson on Main street. Mr..
Bamford is n real estate man who
works for Senator Hinckley of South
Portland.
DR.. Joseph Mansir of Lewiston IS
passing a few days with his father.
Herbert Mansir while recovering
from sickness.
Richmond High won game OF
haske ball from Skowhegan high at
the Opera House. Friday evening.
The score was II to 16.
Miss Marion Blair. Miss Helen
Specht and Miss Mildred Beedle.
students of the high school, and Mrs.
Hazel Libby. English teacher. We're
| in Lewiston Friday, the students
getting material for debates.
Mrs. Earl Cronk of Pennington.
NH. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl II. Curtis.
Charles II. Burgess who has been
third trick operator at the Maine
Central Railroad station Tor TWO
wears. has resigned. Mrs. Burgess
and two children left Friday for a
visit to her former home. Edmunds-
ton, \. Il.
Rehearsals are going on for the
American Legion minstrels which
are to be given in the Opera House
tho seventeenth of March.
State detective Arthur Robinson OF
Gardiner was in town on business
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beedle and
daughter, Mildred and Miss Lliilan
| johnson passed Sunday with rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson in South
! Dresden.
Roy Patch passed the weekend
with friends in Augusta
| A number of Richmond young
people attended the dance at South
Gardiner, Saturday evening.
| Smelt fishermeu on the river near
this town are making great hauls.
| One or two have averaged from 10
to 20 pounds a day. There are III or
!! u working at this business.
| On account of the drifted condi-
| lions of the country roads the rural
mail carrier was unable to fully COW
/ er his route Friday and Saturday.
CORNER-J. w. Grant has re-
turned from a visit in Lynn. Mass
Mrs. c. L. Briry, who was called
to Somerville, Mass, by the death
| of a relative, returned Thursday
| MIR. and Mrs. +. o. Tar and Mrs
| Eva Libby attended a meeting OF
the Community Club at Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Hayes. Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Charles Berry and
| daughter passed Sunday with her
| daughter, Mrs. Ernest Dow.-No
| Grange meeting was held Friday
evening owing to the condition OF
the roads. No autos on the Federal
road since Thursday-A Hay Grad
| ing Demonstration will he given by
the Farm Bureau at the Grange
Hall here on February 3. at o'clock
| p. M. The County Agent hopes for