Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-21
RICHMOND

y kIGnMUNU
The reserved seats will be on sale
at o'clock Monday morning April
rs. at the A. e. Small store for the
High school play, Second Childhood"
to be given by the seniors at the
Opera House, April 80.
Miss Elizabeth Damon passed the
weekend and holiday at North
whitefleld and Miss Harriet Page
with friends at Waterville.
Kermit Darrah of Lynn, passed
the week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Rarrah.
At the regular meeting of Amy
Bradley Tent, No. Is. D. of V. next
Friday evening there is important
business to come up and initiation
served by the committee in charge.
Miss Clara Thompson, who teaches
in Bowdoin passed the weekend anu
holiday at her home. \ -
A crowd of High school students
attended the first baseball game OF
the season between Richmond High
and Bowdoinham, at Bowdoinham,
Monday afternoon-Score was to
favor of Bowdoinham.
George I. Shaw and Clifton G..
Melvin, have been accepted to at
tend the Citizens Military Training
camps for a month this coming sum-
mer.
Mre. Frederick Mason Of Augusta,
visited relatives in town. Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Allen ana
young son, of Medford, have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Allen
for a few days, returning home Mon
day.
Charles D. Utter. who is at pres
emit manager Of the Johnson Seed
Potato Company has received his
appointment as local representative
of the E. A. Strout Farm Agency.
Mr.. Utter is we'll qualified for the
position, as he has been MEMBER
of the Richmond board OF selectmen
and assessors. which gives MN
knowledge Of real estate values IN
this vicinity.
Carl Bickford of Lewiston, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Blckforo OF
Gardiner, were weekend guests OF
relatives in town.
Gilbert Pond Of Deering, passed
the weekend at his nome. >,
Miss Rice Curtis and Miss Mabel
Clifford, who have been passing the
winter in Cocoa. Florida, returned
to Richmond. Friday.
George Wren has had second lo'
of chickens, 1000 in number, come
from Ohio.
Everett Gipson passed the week
end at his home in town.
Mrs. Georgia Wakefield visited her
daughter, Mrs. r. Given In Augusta
Monday. ,,.+
who have been passing the winter
with relatives in Kittery. Attleoore
and Bath, returned to their nome
the last of the week.
Charles Brown of Danvers. Mass.
PASSED the holiday with his sister
Mrs. A. A. Williams:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Plummel
of Boston, passed the holiday VIII
Mrs. Plummer's father, David An
drews.
A telephone has been installed a.
the summer home of Mrs. Emily
Goodwin, Cedar Grove, number AL :,
Miss Virginia Hall Of Portlanu
visited her sister. Mrs. Nelson lhui
low. over the holiday. 49,,
Miss Mildred Beedle passed I'M
weekend at the Densmore House
in Dresden.
George Wilson and Leslie Roberts
attended the baseball game a
Bowdoinham, Monday afternoon. A.,
Mrs. Frank Beedle passed th'
weekend with friends in Boston.
Ernest Curtis of Bowdolnnan
passed the weekend with ms par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Curtis.
!. c. Burnham of Freedom. Wn'
has been appointed road commls,
sioner in the place of the late Geore'
Brennan is passing a few days II
town. -, .
weeks business trip to Boston ane
Montreal. Charles Morrill, Is also 0,
a FIVE weeks business trip tnrougl
the South and West In the lnteres
of the Durant Shoe company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Young pass.
ed the weekend and holiday VIII
relatives at Winterport.
Wilfred Mcdonald of Portiaho Nis
tied friends in town over the "eeA'
end. A.. Tan,
Mrs. S. NJ. Preble and Mrs. Len.
Harlow were visitors In Garoihei
Tuesday.