Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-23
RICHMOND

Leslie Gardiner of University OF
Maine, passed the week end with
relatives in Richmond.-A goodly
sum was realized from the High
school play given at the Opera
House Friday evening. This was for
the benefit of the Athletic Associa-
tion an dthe School paper.-Lin-
coin and Washington's birthdays
will be- observed at the next meeting
of Amy Bradley Tent No. 10. D. of
". to be held at Legion hall Fri
day evening. Feb. q. In observance
of these days a program will be
carried out and refreshments will be
served. Every member Is to bring
short clipping to read of Lincoln
or Washington.-Miss Adele Har-
ford of Augusta and Russell Malloy
of Gardiner were week end visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harford.--
Mrs. Albert Lint and daughter. Luz
cile of Fairfield passed the day Sun
day with Mrs. Limits sister, Mrs.
Don Cote.-E. +. Farnham. who
has been with his daughter. Mrs.
Ruth Barter at Boothbay Harbor
since the first of December return
ed to his home Thursday.-Miss
Lyde Lint passed the week end
with Mrs. w. w. Price Of Gardiner.
AVA 1s 2IehA 6N2 CT 4ldo 6ObO
to Melrose. Mass, where she will
visit her son, Herbert Davis and
family for several weeks.-Mrs. r.
w. George of Portland visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Calos Dun
Jap Thursday and Friday.-Roy
Patch visited over the week end with
friends in Augusta Per-
cy Farmer ofG Gloucester, Mass,
passed the week end with his family
on Gardiner street.-The town war;
rant was issued Friday and con-
tanned forty-two articles for the
voters OF Richmond to consider
Among the new candidates for Of
fees for the coming year is Byron
Ludwig for second se,ettnian: L. M.
Alexander for third selectman ana
sioner, Elmer e. Dore, Edward p.
Curtis, Charles w. Whitney and Ar
thur D. Blanchard.-Evelyn Leisure
Of Augusta visited her aunt, Miss
Loretta Parks over the week end
Arthur Allen of Medford. Mass, ar
rived Saturday for short visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reed AL
len.
One day this week complaints were
made by residents OF the south end
of a tramp calling at the homes. He
was under the influence Of liquor.
He was taken before Judge Ames OF
Bowdoilham and was found guilty
and sentenced aid taken to Augusta
Jail for IS days.
Herbert Stewart, principal Of the
Orleans, Mass. high school, Is pass
ing a few days with his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Stewart.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Wray returned Sat
urday from a weeks VISIT to Prov
idence, r. I.
The ice at the Richmond Dresden
ferry Is in very weak condition and
people are crossing only on foot
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Derby of Bos-
ton are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph =
Alexander for the week end and holi-
day.-Many around this town are in
terested to know that Charles Towne
a former Richmond boy. drew the
cover picture of the American maya
zine. He and his mother. Mrs. Cora
Town. make their homo now in New
York Cit.
Miss Alice Bates Of Portland visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Denharn
over the week end.-Josep Wade
vino has been passing the winter m
Newai k. n. j., is passing lew days
at his home on Swan Is.and.-H. ].
Alckirnon was recent visitor at the
State House in Au ,uSta.-Leon Ladd,
Jr., who has l3el enjoying short
visit witt. re,ati,eJ N kicnnond re-
tn. ned Sun~ay to his home in Au-'
guSta.-i ne4 e WIS "a Chamber of
Commerce meeting at the store of
the president, Leslie Roberts. Satur-
day evening. Brown of
Danvers, Mass, was the guest of his
sister, Mrs. A. A. Williams over the
holiday.-Mrs. Charles Griffin was q
visitor at the industrial school at
Eallowell. Saturday.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Blanchard is quite i'll at her home on
upper Main street.-Raymond Blair
who is attending the Shaw Business
College at Portland, came to Rich
mond Friday to stay over the holiday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lis Blair on the Beedle road.-G. S.
Hatfield returned to South Gardiner
Sunday afternoon after passing the
weekend with his family.-Richard
Harlow of Portland was recent
business visitor in town.-There will
be basketball game at the Opera
House Friday evening, Feb. 81, be-
tween II. Fl. S. team and the Halo