Richmond Beulah Rebekah Lodge notes and visits
A Richmond town column records Beulah Rebekah lodge hosting and attending events at Odd Fellows hall and in Lisbon Falls. Many residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Bickford and family, and local clubs are noted with social and community notices across Richmond.
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Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Margaret Peabody
Ruth Howe
Maude Young
Lisbon Falls
South Gardiner
Jonesport
Merrill Wallace
Charles Bickford
Lewiston
Carroll Farrington
Hackensack
N. J
William D. Sutcliffe
Paul Given
Colby College
Edward Given
Pleasant Street
Raymond Colby
Englewood School For Boys
Deerfield
Mass
Main Street
Charles Holmes
Gladys
Blanch Humphrey
Shirley Humphrey
Augusta
Linwood Castner
Ruth Rogers
Doris Rogers
Elizabeth Haynes
Gorham
William Haynes
A. A. Williams
Center Street
Harold Bickford
Dresden
Earl Hackett
Litchfield
Doris Sedgley
Gardiner Hospital
Bertelle Skinner
Peas
Richmond
William L. Nelson
Ina Hinkley
Leroy V. Cleveland
Nelson
Thomas Lloyd
Clinton
Horace Hinkley
Richmond Cemery
Charles B. Day
Belfast
N. Double B
Charles Grondin
Rock
Arthur Pratt
Ruth
Florence Watson
Bath
Seth Watson
Arthur Terrill
Hazel Gardner
Lesley School
Cambridge
Wallace Gardner
Washington
Rone
Bowdoinham Town Hall
Park Alley Bowling League race tightens as standings shift
The Park Alley Bowling League nears its close with the Shamrocks leading by six points over the Torreys and Giants who duel for second. Mechanics sit third and loom as dark horses. A key clash Friday features the Torrey Mechanics while the Shamrocks face last place Olympias in a double header tonight. Miss Eliza Mayo of 64 Court Street retires after a long civic life and school ties.
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Shamrocks
Torreys
Giants
Park Alley
Torrey Mechanics
Olympias
P.C
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Torreys Pacer
Essecsvons
Giants Ee Ee Ry
Mechanics Eae Eee
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Boardman
Mitchell
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Berry
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MacDonald
Chrigm Pere Wes A Alsten
Calcite
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O’brien
Mullaney
Cook Eee Ee Ek
Shamrock
Eurekas
Mechanics
Early Spring Hints From Migrating Geese In Eastport Town
Maine notes report flocks of geese seen northward over Eastport sparking talk of an early spring. Locals reference old forecasts and warn birds may turn back south if ice and snow return to breeding grounds.
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Eastport
Georgetown Church Seeks Guidance in "Loving God or the World" Sermon
The First Baptist church will present a morning sermon on Loving God or the World and an evening message titled The Man Who Played the Fool. Local residents Roy M. Newman Miss Amy Hovey and others were noted in recent activities including visits trips and civic events.
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First Baptist Church
Roy M. Newman
Boston
Amy Hovey
Gorham Normal Schol
F. W. Hovey
Working League
William A. Todd
Georgie Wheeler
Bath
Vera McFarlane
Scareteen
Bangor
Fred P. Oliver
Melis2
Mass
W. A. Todd
Bar Harbor
Stearns W. Scott
L. Earle Hagan
Portland
Colleen Bryer
Sunda
Orene Cole
Ferris Leonard
Center School
Ruth Powers
Grace Hovey
Morse High School
Nettie Gray
Sumner Mains
Augusta Rowe
Walter Beane
Everett
Mas
Janice Eva
Beane
Ethel MacMahan
Charles MacMahan
Owen Marr
Christian Endeavor Society
N. F. Howe
Howe
Fibridge Cunningham
G. E. Smith
Maurice Hinckley
T. M. Hagan
Georgetown
Morse athlete Legard suspended for wearing non-school uniform
Elwood Legard a star Morse High football and basketball leader was suspended for an indefinite period by school authorities after wearing a Bath Y M C A uniform in the State Y tournament at Auburn. The action follows orders barring Morse players from school uniforms during the event.
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Elwood
Tarzan” Legard
Morse
Bates
Morse High
Legard
Bath Y. M. C
Auburn
Cecil J. Cutts
David Y. Alkazin
Miss Laura Cayford 90 hospitalized after fall fractures hip
Miss Laura Cayford age 90 of Skowhegan spent decades in missionary teaching of the colored race and lecturing in Western high schools. She was taken to Kennebec Valley hospital after X rays showed a fractured right hip from a fall at the Gould home where she had been living the past two years.
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Laura Cayford
Skowhegan
Kennebec Valley Hospital
Samuel W. Gould
Miss Cayford
Five Islands School Closes for Two Week Vacation
Local notes report Five Islands School closing Friday for a two week break. Mrs Florine Stevens returns to New York after visiting Mr and Mrs J M Stevens in town. Various residents travel, visit, and host friends as community activities continue.
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Florine Stevens
New York
J. M. Stevens
T. W. Blaidell
Richmond
Blaisdell
Marty Tarr
Prayer Circle
George Gray
Percy Savage
Bath
Gene Stevens
J. T. MacMahan
Chester MacMahan
Aid
Fred Carr
J. P. Davis
Farber Davis
W. E. Reid
Florida
True Blue Club
Lloyd Pinkham
Fred Rittall
Grange
Bertha Newell
Portland
Boothbay
Ralph Davis
Donald Stevens
Addie Stevens
Belfast Service Club closes season after aiding unemployed
The Belfast Service Club ends its winter season having distributed hundreds of used garments shoes rubbers and underclothes and provided care for children. Volunteers mainly women worked several days a week at the club rooms sorting mending and distributing to those in need. A second item notes Torrent Fire Company of Lubec led by Carroll B. Peacock remodeling an old six cylinder car into an efficient fire apparatus set to debut on the streets.
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Herbert Stinson
Amesbury
Mass
Richmond
American Legion
Enterprise Grange Hall
Fort Richmond
D.A.R
Ernest Stewart
Gardiner Street
Loraine Temple
New Jersey
Marshall Small
White Road
Roland Grant
Bowdeinham
Minnie Hartford
Progressive Grange
Nellie Sylvester
Pomona
Topsham Grange
Elizabeth Kelley
Charles H. Bowden
Jenkintown
Penn
Ruth Mary Bowden
Emerson-Laner Post
Amy Bradley
A. V
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Ladies Auxiliary
The
Harry Sykes
Charles Blake
Florence Finnegan
Paul Roberts
Terrance Curran
Parker Twins
Thomas Finnegan
Melville Brown
Carlton Randall
Roy Dickinson
Evelyn McKenney
Adelle Maloy
Clifford. Babb
A. D. Chase
Melvin White
Litch- Bold
Alf Wenzell
John Grant
Sar
Augusta
Freda Mariner
Belfast
Torrent Fire Company of
Lubec
Carroll B. Peacock
Fire department adds new hose car and gear
The article notes a capable new fire vehicle with 1,500 feet of hose and six one man pumps for forest and grass fires. It includes equipment such as buckets chemical extinguishers brooms shovels axes and a bell and towing ring. The red car will aid the Portland pumper and serve neighboring towns when needed.
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Forest Commission
Birth of Warren Hasty Carroll in Minneapolis
A card to Mr and Mrs L A Knowles of Stratton announces the March 24 birth of Warren Hasty Carroll, son of Prof and Mrs Herbert Carroll of the University of Minneapolis. The father is a Bates College graduate who once led Stratton High School and taught in Fall River before graduating from Columbia University.
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L. A. Knowles
Stratton
Warren Hasty Carroll
Herbert Carroll
University of Minneapolis
Minneapolis
Minn
Carroll
Bates College
Fall River
Mass
Columbia University
Mount Vernon Selectman Ballot Chooses Ray Hall Leader
The people of Mount Vernon elected Ray Hall as their third selectman. Hall, known as Ray to friends, recently turned twenty two and is the youngest to hold the post in forty years. A Bates graduate, he attended Train Academy class of 27 and Bliss Business College class of 28 and is active as a live stock dealer and trader.
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Mount Vernon
Raymond A. Hall
Ray
Hall
Train Academy
Kittery
Bliss Business College
Lewiston
Kappa Alpha Phi
New Brunswick Edict Bans Heavy Vehicles on Southern Gravel Roads
Eastport motorists over 3000 pounds are barred from adjacent Canadian sections until roads thaw. The New Brunswick Highway Department last week closed southern gravel roads to all vehicles exceeding that weight.
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Eastport
New Brunswick Highway Department
New Brunswick
City plans single dealer for paupers supplies
Bangor retail grocers received letters Tuesday night from City Purchasing Agent Harry E. Torrens noting it is advantageous for the city to place all pauper supply orders with one dealer. Grocers may bid by noon Saturday, April 2 on a list of commodities.
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City
Harry E. Torrens
Bangor
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