Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-02
RICHMOND

After four years service Rev. c. F.
Frederick recently submitted his
resignation as pastor Of the Free
Baptist church. He has accepted a
call to become pastor of the Baptist
church at North Tewksbury. Mass,
and plans to leave Richmond with
his family about June 1st.-The
r. II s. Baseball team played their
first game of the season at Boothbay
Harbor, Wednesday, the Boothbay
Harbor team winning by a score of
. to s. On the Richmond team this
year are Philip Randall, Carleton
Randall, James Deehan, Edwin
Coughlin. George Pushard, c Push
ard, Sherman Roberts, John Hurley,
Gerald Grondin, L. Umberhind.
There will be a return game with
Bcothbay Harbor playing Richmond
at Richmond, Saturday, May a.
Rev. and Mrs. Allan Constantine and
three children, Gordon, Marguerite
and Hugh, who came to Richmond
last September from johannesburg.
South Africa, have gone to kenne-
bunk where Mr.. Constantine has ac-
cepted a call to the Dane Street Con-
gregational church, A telephone
has been installed at the office Of
Clyde l.. Gray. attorney-at-law in
the Southland block, Front street, the
number is 95.-Miss Emily Collins
Of Augusta, returned to her home
Thursday after passing several days
with her cousin, Miss Thelma Mer-
riH.----William Foster, who passed
| the winter in Sarasota, Fla, with
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Small. returned
to Richmond Wednesday. - Mrs.
Leon Ladd and son, Leon, Jr., of Au-
gusta, are visiting Mrs. Ladds sis
ter, Mrs. Edward Jack.--George
Morse of Gardiner, was a business
visitor In town Thursday.---Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Shepard and son,
Murray OF Forest Glenn. Md, are
visiting Mrs. Shepard's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Shaw.-Morris
| Chaser, agent for Studebaker auto
mobiles, had a shipment of several
cars arrive in town Wednesday,
Miss Laura Williams, who teaches
school at Milton. N. H., is passing a
week at her old home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Emery of Gar
diner, were recent guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank Responsibilities Mena
Gray of Bath is visiting for the week
! with her cousin, Miss Evelyn Smith.
Miss Lillian and Edythe Trycross
who have been staying with Mrs. Ell
len Eastman for the winter, returned
Wednesday to their home in Dresden.
Mrs. Lucy Ridley is staying with Mrs.
Eastman for a. month.--The Bige-
low Boys band MINISTRIES, which were
recently given by the Maria Clark
Grammar school at Hallowell, will
be given at the Opera house, Rich
mond, Friday evening, May End, a
dance following. This will be under
the, auspices Of the Emerson Gram
mar school.--Miss Victoria Souie
who has been visiting her sisters for
week, returned to Skowhegan
Thursday.-Miss Prue Curtis left
Monday for Boston for q. ten days
visit.-The Christian Civic League
will present the picture LEST We For
get" written and directed by James
K. Shields at the Methodist chapel,
Wednesday evening. May 6 at 7.30
o'clock. There will be no admission,
but an offering will be taken. Chill
dren under twelve should be accom-
panied by parents.-George Leavitt,
district deputy grand high priest Of
the Encampment Of Maine, accom-
panied by F. e. Preble, B. L. Ludwig,
e. L. Rankins, attended the district
meeting of !. O. o. F. at Southwest
Harbor, Wednesday evening.