Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-10
Armistice Program


The Armistice Day program ar
ranged by the Emerson-Lane Post is
as follows:
At 900 A. NJ. Battery Fl of Bath
with the patriotic organizations OF
Richmond will form at the corner OF
North Pleasant to Main Streets. The
line of march will proceed down
Main, down Front, up Spring, up
Pleasant to Chestnut, up Chestnut to
Lane Field, where an exhibition drill
will be given. by Battery H Of Bath
followed by a formal guard mount.
A short address will be delivered
by comrade Eugene Desmond. Post
Commander of Bath American
Legion Post.
In the evening the Richmond
Legion boys will hold a masquerade
ball at the Opera House and a
grand surprise is promised for the
best individual costume.
The two masted schooner, William
Thomas, which left Dresden Mills
for New Bedford last week with a
cargo of box lumber, went aground
near Gloucester on Annisquam bar in
a heavy gale. A coast guard crew
went to her assistance but the
schooner was able to proceed alone
Mrs. Lucinda Croker and daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. A. Tyler of Farmingdale
visited friends in Iceboro and Rich
mond last week.
Mrs. Ida Hosmer returned We'd
nesday from Boston, where she has
been with her daughter, Mrs. Ida
Holman, for a month.
Mrs. Ona Drew Charles Of Frye
i- hn Of hor OF
Joseph Costellow. This is Mrs.
Charles first visit to her home town
Tor forty years.
Mrs. A. M. Turner has returned to
Richmond from Lynn, Mass. and has
bought out the Richmond Lunch at
the foot of Main street.
Miss Rena Ludwig visited her
aunt in Gardiner over the week. end
Mrs. Olive Little, who has been
visiting friends in Portland for a
week, returned home, Saturday.
Ernest Herbert was a business
visitor in Portland. Friday.
The Central Maine Power Com
pany had a crew of men at work
going over the lines in town the last
of the week.
The Richmond Worsted Spinning
Company has commenced to call
back their help for orders that have
been taken in lately.
1t is a welcome sound to hear the
mill whistle blowing again.
Mrs. Harry Jacobs of Buckfield
has been a guest of Rev. and Mrs
Frank Dresser for a week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Robbins of kenne-
bunk and Harold Turner of Lynn
were guests at the home Of Mrs. Rob
bins brother. Fred Rogers. las
week.
Percy Baker left Saturday with his
brother, Charles Baker of Gardiner
for Bingham and the country abov'
for a weeks hunting trip.
Mrs. Annie Allard and daughter
Eleanor, visited friends in Gardner
Friday.
Henry Plouff, who has been a fore
man at the Durand Shoe Factor.
Tor the past three years. has gone T.
Nashua, N. H., where he has employ
ment with the international Sho
Company. Before leaving the factor.
Saturday, he was presented with
handsome travelling bag. with all tn
nttings, a token of esteem iron
heads of all departments the ottic
girls to the Durand Shoe Company
MISS AIlIllS Dull VI odli
visited the Misses Phyllis ant
Thelma Ranger Friday and Saturday
Misss Edna Libby. r. N. of Port
land is. visiting her father, Georg
Libby, for few days before leay
ing for Florida.
Mrs. Hattie Quinam and son. Jack
moved into the Charles Jack rent OF
Mt
Mrs. Eva knight was business
visitor in Gardiner, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Easier. wht
have been visiting their daughter
Mrs. William Larlie, have returned
to their home in Pressure Isle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Joseph Morton o.
Palmer, Mass, visited Mrs, Morton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sylvester, over the past week.
Mrs. Nelson Thurlow and Mrs
William Miller passed the day
Thursday. in Augusta.
Mrs. J. H. Gallyor passed Thurs
day with relatives in Gardiner.
Margaret Little visited her grand
mother, Mrs. David Houdlette al
West Dresden, during the school va
cation and returned home Saturday.
f. e. Preble was q business visitor
in Augusta, Friday.
Miss Clara Thompson. who teache.
school in Bowdoin, passed the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Thompson.
Mrs. Morris CHASER and son. Mil
ton, are visiting relatives in Boston
for week.
The Day in Washington