Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-05
RICHMOND
Install OMcers

Inc annual INSTALLATION OF tH6 OIL
GERS of Emmett Royal Arch Chapter
was held at their meeting at Masonic
hall Thursday evening, Dec. 81. after
which refreshments were served.
The following officers were installed
by past high priest, Harry Jordan, as
sisted by ]. Franklin Harris of Gardi-
ner. Henry Floyd, high priest: Fred
f. Duren. Elk. King; Clifford Seekins,
Elk. Scribe; Raymond Foote, Chaplain;
Harry e. Houdlette, Treas; Charles
NJ. Dicker, Sec; Chester A. Call, c. H. +;
Freeman F. Wood, r. A. c.; Homer f.
Alexander, Sem; S. Stanley Card, Mas
ter of 1st "; Ira c. Burke, master of
End v; Leslie f. Roberts, master of Sd
"; Enoch H. Tomlinson, P. s.; Earl A.
McFee, Charles A. Howes, stewards.
Edward Mansir and sister Virginia
of Lewiston have been visiting their
grandfather Herbert Mansir, during
their vacation, returning Saturday.
Richmond Lodge No. Sc and Kenne-
bee Valley Encampment No. 80, 1. o. o.
F., will hold a joint installation
Wednesday evening, Jan. 6, at Odd
Fellows hall. Supper will be served at
$50 p. NJ.
Dwight l.. Moody. superintendent of
at his home in Danforth.
The schools in town began Monday
after 10 days vacation.
Miss Arabel Allen is taking the
place of Miss Eva Hammond as Ian
guage teacher at the high school.
Worthy master, George Hawkes., of
Enterprise Grange attended the meet
ing this last week of Sagadahoc Po-
mona at West Bath.
Miss Marion McKenney has returned
to her duties at the Brunswick High
school after passing the Christmas
vacation with her mother, Mrs. Carrie
Mckenney.
Fred Turner of Boston is visiting
his parents on the River road at Ice
boro.
Mrs Harold Turner and children,
Roger and Priscilla, returned to Lynn,
Mass. Friday, after passing Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rogers.
Leslie Gardiner left Richmond Sat
urday and Philip Randall left Sunday
for Orono.
Bernard Pierce of Somerville, Mass.
arrived Thursday for visit over the
weekend with his father, Thomas
Pierce
Mrs. William Speck and Mrs. Emma
Speck have been visiting friends in
New York.
Mrs. Ralph B. Gould and daughter.
Miss Marjorie of North Jay passed
New Year's day with Mrs. Gould's
parents. Rev. and Mrs. ]. r. Clifford.
There will be a game of basketball
at the Opera House Friday evening,
Jan. s, between the girls team of r.
H. s. and the boys. r. III. S. versus
Boothbay Harbor High. and the girls
of Skowhegan High. On January IS,
the r. H. S. boys and girls teams both
go to Skowhegan. January %. the
Lisbon Falls boys and girls team play
at Richmond and on Jan. 90 the R. III.
S. girls go to Gardiner for game.
The women of the X. X. X. are to
have 10 cent social at their local
klavern Friday evening. Jan. s. All
are cordially invited to attend.
C. A. Fairbrothers was a business
visitor in Waterville Monday.
DR.. Raymond Libby is on a business
trip to Bangor and vicinity for week.
Clarence R. Peacock has moved his
jewelry store into the Fraternities
block, the store which was formerly
occupied by J. Franklin Harris.
Miss Edith Edgecomb and sister,
Jean of Bath visited relatives in Au-
gusta Sunday. Miss Jean Edgecomb
returned to Bath from Richmond Mon
day night