Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-06
RICHMOND

A three year old turkey belonging
to Miss Laura Prescott OF Dresden
was brought over and exhibited at
Richmond Fair, Thursday. She won
a blue ribbon and to show her ap-
probation of the honor. laid an egg
on the way home, which measured
6A inches in circumference and SR
inches in length.
Horace Millay, who lives on the
Brunswick Road was badly hurt,
Thursday by being gored in the back
by bull, while bringing some cattle
to exhibit at the Richmond Fair.
He was taken to one of the local
doctors and later to his home.
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Alexander and
son Charles and Mrs. Minnie Cook
and son Carleton of North Belgrade,
have been visiting Mr.. Alexander
brother, Noah Alexander.
Mrs. Nell Leavitt and two chill
dren visited Leon Shepard at the
Augusta Hospital, Saturday. and
found him getting on as we'll as can
be expected and gaining slowly.
Carl Roberts is in Lewiston where
he is attending Bliss Business Col
lege.
Mrs. Frank Merriman and son,
Earle of Waterville, visited relatives
recently and attended Richmond
Fair. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Oddly. Miss
Alice Oddly and Miss Helen Specht
were visitors in Augusta. Thursday.
Miss Harriet Page. one of the
High School teachers. was a visitor
in Augusta, Saturday.
Mrs. George Clark was visitor in
Augusta, Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark will leave the middle of
October f& Florida, where they plan
to pass several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. John B. Curtis of
Orange Heights, Florida. who have
been visiting their sister. Mrs. Nettie
Umberhind in Richmond, and other
relatives in Maine left Friday morn
ing for their homeward trip.
Mrs. S. M. Preble. Mrs. Lena Har-
low, and Mrs. Sadie Wood were
guests of Mrs. A. l.. Colesworthy in
Portland, Friday.
A large crowd attended the dance
at the Grange Hall, Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Charlotte Drinkwine and
daughter, Evelyn of North Wayne
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George F.
McMaster, Mrs. Drinkwine's parents
for few days.
Mrs. Iona Hackett and Mrs. Ethel
Hackett of Bowdoinham were visit
ors in Richmond, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Roberts. Mr.
and Mrs. George F. Wilson and Mrs
Harry Stilphen were in Portland for
the day Tuesday.
Mrs. Melvin Hutchinson was a
visitor in Augusta. Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Alexander visited
relatives in Augusta the first OF the
| week.
R. A. MacWilliams OF Portland
was a business visitor in town
| Tuesday.
| Mrs. Jacob Bishop and daughters
| Jewell and Leila of Bowdoinham
were Richmond Thursday and at
tended Richmond Fair.
Rev. and Mrs. John Dunston Of
| South Portland were calling or
| friends in town, this last week.
Mrs. Rose Allen and daughter
Zulette, Mrs. Garfield Hamilton and
| daughter, Dorothy, and son. May
nard, left town Sunday for Naticll
Mass, where they will make theil
| home. Miss Allen has been an oper-
ator in the local telephone exchange
| for the past five years.
| Miss Helen Morton. teacher In
the Emerson school. Grade ii. passed
| the week end at her home in Port
land.
Harry Lancaster Of Lincoln. who
has been in Portland for severa.
weeks is passing a few days in town
before returning to his home.
Mrs. G. B. NJ. Soule is visiting
relatives in Massachusetts and
Rhode Island for three weeks. Mr.
Soule Is on a business trip in New
Hampshire.
Miss Dorothy Long Of Gardiner Ii
visiting friends in town.
G. N. Tracy was business visitor
in Bath, Saturday.
Mrs. Albina Price has returned to
The Pleasant View Farm for the
| winter after passing the summer
| months with her daughter. Mrs. l.. /
Hildreth at Topsham.