Richmond Social Notes and Local News Roundup
A compiled report of visits and travels among Richmond residents including Mrs Herbert Edgecomb and Miss Edith Edgecomb to Norway. numerous trips to Bath Augusta Portland Lewiston and Worcester. a Rifle club shoot with scores. entertainment by Enterprise and Sagadahoc granges. school and church events. a life obituary for Georgianna Goodwin Moody. and community activities at Curtis hall Home Corner club and various social visits and improvements around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Edgecomb
Edith Edgecomb
Norway
Maine
Guy Farley
Darrah Street
Marion Mealey
Lewiston
John Mealey
Charles Alexander
Bath
Richard Kent
Warren
N. H
G. B. M. Soule
Louis Lemieux
Jean
Neil
Augusta
Leslie F. Roberts
Charles B. Day
Portland
Walter Haskins
New York City
Elmer King
Main Street
Rifle Club
Lang
Martel
Carr
Crank
Hoyt
Lord
Alexander
Cutler
Clark
Carroll Linnekin
CCC
Southwest Harbor
Frank Linnekin
Roland Grant
Boothbay Harbor
Bert Chapman
J. M. Hartford
Elmer Purinton
Topsham
Margaret Baker
Hallowell
Charles Thompson
Mabel Lancaster
Edna Smith
Falmouth
J. W. Hartford
A. D. Page
Lisbon Falls
Angie Purinton
Marion Curtis
Bowdoin
Richmond Corner
Enterprise Grange
Redmond High School
Grange Hall
Washington
Martina Pushard
Colleen Hinkley
Marv Coughlin
Barbara Floyd
Progressive Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange Mt
Albert Russell
Skowhegan
Hilda Spear
Curtis Hall
Girl Scouts
Pine Tree Patrol
Soije
Junior Meader
George Richter
Tno
Dexter Siegars
Mildred Morris
Les
Mt Carmel
O E. S
North Front Street
Margaret Bailey
Leslie Roberts
Lucy Tarr
Clifford Gray
Harry Jordan
Emerson Lane
Insurance Company Balance Sheets From 1936 Report
Automobile Mutual Insurance Co of America shows assets 4 563 421 16 with admitted 4 563 421 16 and liabilities including net unpaid losses 3 896 00 unearned premiums 302 612 25. Factory Mutual Insurance Co of America Providence RI lists assets 11 081 930 42 with liabilities net unpaid losses 2 642 294 18 and surplus 5 381 596 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Mutual Ins. CO. of America Science
K. 1
MAT
Liab. Ins. CO of
AMER
Providence
R. I
Ross
Boxing and wrestling draw Richmond crowd at Firemen show
Large crowd fills Central Fire Station Richmond for a sports night sponsored by the Firemen. Local boxers Gioul Furlong Manwaring Pooler and Dalile Troval compete to a series of draws and a win for Chester Emmons. Emmons and Raymond Curtis provide an eight minute wrestling match, while Wild Man Quarrien fights Alb Vermette in a three fall bout with Vermette prevailing. Another exhibition is promised for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Gioul
Furlong
Manwaring
Pooler
Chester Emmons
Norman Griffin
Jack Chambers
Raymond Curtis
Cheser Emmons
Emmons
Curtis
Wild Man Quarrien
Watemule
Maine
Albem Vermette
Brunswick
Vermette
Quiriin Im Sik Minui¢e
Quirrion Beincu
Bers
George Gilbert
Sandard
Apruis
Central League church meeting outlines April events and committees
A regular Central League church meeting was held at the parish house with 19 members present. Discussions covered membership drives and April rummage sale plans. Committees were named for the Clean supper on April 5 and the annual supper on April 26, with program and host committees listed. A visitor from Hartford, Conn arrived with visiting parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churci
Monga Evenin
MaGe
Leanie
Marius H. Page
Ethel Blake
Adolph E. Ehlers
Francis Hill
Owen J. Ledyard
Horace P. Morse
Davai L Wilson
Alach
Ehiers
Harold S. Avery
Edward A. Cummings
Gardiner R. Decrums
Charles A Souie
Penny Thompson
Leslier Waid
Davia L. Wilson
William Caley
Ledyard
Wold
Frederick J. Hoffman
Andrus L. Cartman
Ethelser
Mass Adweek
Chars E. Hela
Walter W Cummings Arie
Bath Area News Briefs Reflect Local Life and Installations
Mrs Augusta Rowe has left Bath for Arlington after a winter in Bath while Mrs Walter Powers and Mrs Woodrow Gray visited. Chester Horne of 30 Oliver Street Bath arrived in Bath for a few days. Central Maine Power Co electric lights vote shadowed town meeting as poles and workers arrive. Miss Merine Thompson visited Bay Point. Maude Thayer recovered from vacation at West Gorontom. Walter Newdok and Thomas Haran appear in Bath news. several households moved within Bath area. Burial of Mrs Neloe Read widow of Thomas D. Read noted. Mr Read formerly of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Rowe
Bath
Arlington
Walter Powers
Woodrow Gray
Chester Horne
Harry Horne
Oliver Street
Central Maine Power Co
Merine Thompson
Bay Point
Sundar
Mus Maude Thayer
Westbrook Junoor College
Het Cotlaet
West
Walter Read
Steeves Marketmen Close Season At Top Of League
The Steeves Marketmen finish the season atop the league standings with a 8-7 victory margin over Redlon's in Tuesday night bowling action. Oliver led the team with a 25 pin finish while Redlon and Sims earned high marks for the opposition, as the final tally showed the Marketmen at the top with solid team totals and standout performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steeves’ Marketmen
Pet Oliver
Alei
Imm
Steeves Marke
Chimps
Tnis
Hom Anc
Las Nigats
Kidlom
Steeves
Redlon
Ule
Wee
Eck
Hecia Simoup
le- Pam
Berar
Bullen
Dick Fratts
Marein
Marsares
Sam Rover
Wats Chroles
Teesday
Stancin
Svelves Market
O. M
Redion
Chevrolets
Westport Social Notes and Local Arrangements
Readers list Saturday events and community mentions from Westport. Names include Amos Knicht Walter, James Ap and Preseee, Maurxe Jk, Jonas Kmacs, and Fred Greenmieal. Easter plans, a city hall event, and connections to local schools and clubs are noted.
Funeral Services for Rev Fr O Connor
Solemn mass of requiem conducted for Rev Mortmeoer J OCoamor. Death announced at Marys Church attended by many priests including Rev Trends C Mam and Rev T J O Mahon. Priests from nearby parishes assisted with the procession. bearers listed among Jodie John J Kee Framk F Colecr Jr Edward T MrCormer and others. Local clergy and mourners gathered at the cemetery for final rites observed by multiple parishes and religious communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boess
S&s
S&s Marys Sas
T J O Mahoors
Romford
Deacom
Edward Fazpetrick
Bar Harbor
Jodie John J Keecan
Framk F
Colecr
M Jr
Edward T MrCormer
Edward J Muarpis
James T
Dame J Peery Amd
John J Mukahs Burzee
Oliver and Oliver Arrest Records Show Decade of Local Crime
A garbled 1968-era notice references Abram C Oliver and others in a sequence of events involving deputies, sheriffs, and local officials. Names like Horace, Henderson, and McDermas appear alongside vague notes on trials, offices, and a year-end summary. The text preserves a sense of a county jail or court matter from that period.
Obscure 19th Century Notice From New Jersey Meeting
Readable fragments indicate a local meeting or death notice mentioning individuals such as Hopkin Hopkir and Margaret Maxwell. The garbled text references a water company and a run of names including Jennifer Hepiin Hopkir, with scattered phrases about improvement, strike, and a charge at a meeting.
Local notices from Malden area events and deaths
A long list of residents and visitors from Malden and nearby towns record changes in life and place. Names include Richard Walker H B Cranshaw Quinney Wales and Rev Russel Boynton of Mewtom Mass, Charles Rugs of Worcester and Walter Thomas of Lowell. The death of Mrs Nelle Rew is noted along with funeral plans in Bath and interment at Georgetown cemetery. Several residents travel to Bath Portland and Augusta for visits and work, with recounts of family connections and cottage activity at Five Islands and Malden Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Walker H
Cranshaw Quinney Wales
Russel Boynton
Mewtom
Charles Rugs
Worcester
Walter Thomas
Lowell Mass
Malden Lland
John
William Cunningham
Hallowell
Hesttage
James T War Manun
Bathfter
William Belanger
Beanger
Orville Rowe
Bath
Elim Bold
Evelyn
VE. Gray
Nelle Rew Widesy
Thomas D Rewe
Bate
Reid
Tnere
Hocace Murra
Severa
Anna Crom ¥ Ri
Momisweag
Enemams
Fimneral Serviers
Op Bath
Georgetoan
Earle MacMahan
Bex‘om
James Mac- Mahan
Five Islands
Pive
George Laskey
Robinhood
Boston
Momdars
C B Buzz
Mas
H B Cranshall
Newton
Mass
Malden
Percy Savaze
Portland
Garfield Rackliff
Darehter Betts
Sem True
Industrs
Porrest Hanna
Hanna
Everett Reid
Sherman Campbell
Ambrose Thibodeau
Saturda
Vernon Gray
Augusta
Harvey Oliver Raymond Belanger
J. T MacMahan
Byron Campbell
Dar
J. G Stevens
Ivan Pinkham
Everett Cromwell
Helen Rowe
Yarmouth Academy
L. H. Rowe
Grange Circle
Isabel
Carre Stevens
Ellsworth Pinkham
Maynard Hinckley
Damzh
Martha
Joyce
Gar- Grimer
Hinckies
Ambrose Thibedean
William Larrabee
First Baptist Club to Present Drama in Gardiner
The First Baptist Brotherhood plans a trip to Gardiner Thursday night to present the drama Straight and Narrow for the Winter Street Banos church Men organization. Rev Charles R Sims pastor, Brotherhood president II Hooker, Judge Arthur J Dunton serve on the executive committee with others. The event will be at 7:30 PM following a 9:45 PM arrival on Washington and Elm streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptis Brotherhood
Wil
Gardiner
Winter Street Banos Church
Harri Mo Ow Vimel
Council of
Baprish Merchiers
Charles R Sims
Brotherhood II
Hooker
Arthur J Dunton
Washington and Elm Streets
Obituary of Nellie T Reid 70 Widow of Thomas D Reid
Nellie T. Reid 70 died Friday at Memorial hospital from a heart attack after a long illness. Born in Chelsea daughter of Henry D. and Julia Smith she lived in Georgetown Bath and finally 9 Tarbox Street. Survived by daughter Mrs Horace Murray of Bath five grandchildren Horace Jr Barbara Gordon Helen and Alexander Murray of Bath. She was active in the Congregational church of Wiscasset the Order of the Eastern Star and a former member of the Grange of She.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie T. Reid
Thomas D. Reid
Memorial Hospital
Reid
Chelsea
Henry D
Julia Smith
Mr. Reid
Georgetown
Bath
Tarbox Street
Congregational Church of
Wiscaset
Order of the Eastern Star of
Wiscasset
Grange of
Horace Murray
Horace
Barbara
Gordon
Helen
Alexander Murray
Death notices for Mrs Laura Craft and family
Mrs Laura Craft 77 wife of Albert T Craft of 1185 Washington street died following illness in St John New Brunswick. Survived by eight children including Ruper Dewey Roy Perry Edna wife of Percy James Blanche Craft and a brother George Mawhinney of Jonesboro. Family from Medford Massachusetts attended services and were in St John two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Craft
Washington Street
St. John
N. B
Laura Craft
Albert T. Craft
Craft
Eugene F. Wilson
Medford
Mas
Chauncey W. Fifield dies in Missouri hospital
Chauncey W. Fifield 48 an employee of Bath Iron Works and formerly a meat cutter and gitcher, died last week in Missouri from pneumonia andomyite. He was born in Manchester Me and moved to Bath seven years ago from Woolwich. He leaves a wife, a son Nimirdatedi, a daughter, and a brother Charles of Readfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey W. Bifield
Bath Iron, Works Corp
Mommial Mo
Fifield
Manchester
Marcellus
Emily Willame Pifield
Bath
Woolwich
Hityota
Ladie Weathertree
Throp
Nimirdatedi
Charles
Readfield Depot
Donwid
Scott Frield
Atteusta
Isabelle Roverts
Mrs William S Aderton Dies at 63 in Bowdownham
Mrs William S Aderton aged 63 daughter of Fred W Adtson of Bath died suddenly at her home on Essher road Bodh wali. She was a Baptist church member and lived in Bowdownhaim before 1888 returning to Bowdownhaim. Survived by son Fred and Frank C G Aderton former Bath resident living with her. sister Mrs Carrie Moret of Pittston and granddaughter Miss E Winifred Aderton. Washington DC is noted as a location associated with the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S Aderton
Fred W Adtson
Hin City
Ciitiesdas Moran
Bath
Bowdowham i
The
Baptist Church
Fred
Frank CG. Aderton
Bowdownhaim
Carrie Moret
Pittston
E. Winifred Aderton
Washington, D. C
Boy Scout Troops Gratified by Legion Sponsorship
Reads of gratitude from two Bath area Boy Scout troops toward American Legion sponsors at the Winter Street Church. Awards praise equipment and leadership as vital for continued growth and room for another unit. veterans commend youths for constructive, recognized service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuih
Winer Street
Legan
Bath
Bess
Gardiner Court to hear case on pin machines use
Kennett County Sheriff Department prepares court action after seizure of café property tied to A P McLellan of Randolph. The Gardiner Municipal Court will hear the case regarding the legality and utility of pin machines in local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Kennenee
Sheriffs Department
CWO
Ina@ci
A P McLellan
Randolph
Funeral for Maurice E. Chandler Held at Mayo Residence
Maurice E. Chandler 41 killed Friday morning at Kennebec Wharf and Coal Co. funeral held Sunday at 10:30 at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street. Burial in Riverside cemetery Topsham. Born in Topsham son of George E and Mary J Chandler. Survived by his father one brother Thurman Chandler Somerville Mass two sisters Eden Barbour New Haven Conn and Hazel Chandler Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Farm Bureau
Edna Small
Georgianna Goodwin Moody
Staples Funeral Home
Gardiner
Tom G. Akeley
Christchurch
Norman Gardner
Clyde Moody
John T. Dowling
Norman Gardiner
Pine Grove
Dresden
Moody
Harold Lammers
Lois
Fitchburg
Mass
Melvin James Verrill
Kirtochton and Hewin
Augusta
Melvin J. Verrill
Augusta General Hospital
Richmond
Harry W
Bernice Verrill
Grace
Maria Clark Grammar School
Hallowell
Lewis Cole
Shirley Mac Verrill
Bertha O'Brien
Beverley
Chester Cale
Eriel Rankins
Seth Watson
Charles Watson
Florence Watson
Clarence Watson
Bangor
Donald Foote
Jerry Foote
Maurice E. Chandler
Kennebec
Eden Barbour
New Haven
Conn
Hazel Chandler
Portland
Mary Ann Daley Dies in Bath After Lewiston Move
Mary Ann Daley widow of Thomas E. Daley aged 170 died Tuesday night in Bath Memorial hospital after living in Bath nine months with daughter Flora J. Glidden. Born in Waterville to Orin and Ellen Brackett she was taken to Lewiston for funeral services with burial planned at Mt Hope cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Daley
Thomas E. Daley
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath
Lewiston
Flora J. Glidden
Middle Street
Daley
Waterville
Orin
Ellen Brackett
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Funeral of Deputy Abram C. Oliver
Deputy Sheriff Abram C. Oliver died and was honored at a large funeral held Tuesday at his home 32 High Street. Sagadahoc county court house closed 2 to 230 pm with many officials attending. Dr David L Wilson officiated with honorary pallbearers Charles Preble Almon Perry J Albert Redlon and Joseph Charles Footer and active bearers Sheriff Charles W Messenger Loring D Small John H Freeman Melville L Rice. Burial followed in Fairview cemetery Winnegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram C. Oliver
High Street
Sagadahoc County Court House
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Charles Preble
Almon Perry
J. Albert Redlon
Joseph Charles Footer
Charles W. Messenger
Loring D. Small
John H. Freeman
Melville L. Rice
Fairview Cemetery
Winnegance
Funeral held for Alfred R. Ames in Woolwich
The funeral for Alfred R. Ames, longtime Woolwich resident, drew a large crowd Thursday at his home 959 Middle Street. Rev. Weston P Holman of Camden officiated with honorary pallbearers Elmer D. Hodgkins Frederic Klippel Everett Lord Fred N. Sanborn and Philip Wenz and active bearers George Ames Cleveland Buck Harry Coombs Henry The Leeman. Burial followed in Riverside Cemetery Day's Ferry Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred R. Ames
Woolwich
Middle Street
Weston P Holman
Camden
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Bath
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Frederic Klippel
Everett Lord
Fred N. Sanborn
Philip Wenz
George Ames
Cleveland Buck
Harry Coombs
Henry the Leeman
Riverside Cemetery
Day's Ferry
Reid's Funeral Held for Nellie T Reid Widow of Thomas D Reid
Nellie T Reid widow of Thomas D Reid funeral conducted Sunday at 2 PM at Fred S Curtis funeral home Center Street Rev Joseph Purdie of Winter Street church officiated. Pallbearers were Walter Hinds Horace Murray Walter Posser Daniel Williams. Burial followed in Oak Cemetery Georgetown Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie T
Thomas D Reid
Fred S . Curtis
Center Street
Joseph ©. Purdie
Winter Street
Learers
Walter Hinds
Horace Murray
Walter Posser
Daniel Wiliams
Oak Cemetery
Georeetown Center
Funeral of Chaunces W Fifield at Home Service
Chaunces W Fifield dies and funeral held Saturday afternoon at one at his home 22 Milan Street conducted by Rev. Harley A Shattuck. Bearers were Leon Eaton Russell Grant Stewart McRachern and Charles Henderson. Burial in family lot in Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaunces W. Fifield
Milan Street
Harley A. Shattuck
Leon Eaton
Russell Grant Stewart McRachern
Charles Henderson
Winthrop
Bird watchers log 39 sightings at feed stations
Seven members of the Aususla Nature Club recorded 39 bird sightings from January 1 to March 10 at feeder stations during their bird walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aususla Nature Club
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L. H. Steele
Jean Clarke
Saco
Foote
Harold Hopkins
Verna White
Morton Watts
Chestnut Street
Eben Baker
Emerson School
Alice G. Blake
Kimball Street
Doyle McWennie
Eugene Fparington
Litchfield
Inez Gowell
Emma Denham
Bowdoinham
Alden C. Emerson
Richmond Sport
Central League
Harola
Burbank
Hariford Conn
Archibald M. Main
Mare Marte
Westport
Wallace
Arche Cucina
Archie Hecein
Bais Ea Tate Owen Iby
Amhur
Pratt
Wes
Jamuiv
Rover Greenat
San Ana
Saturna
Maurxe
Beaton
Suméa
Jonas Kmacs
Gubert Greenkat
Mojered
Bob
Bert
Tle Iece
Roberts
Jweeui
Adeline Tarbox
Phrssa
Colure
Rotarse
T. Nyc
Fred Greenmieal
Peewee Sein
Sanford
Os Fa A
Matthes
Walter Greenmieal
de Pars
Damansg
Uis
Allemdimg
Jim Maurice Jewett
Amd
Baropess Maram
Lee
Zuickau
Banzoc Frodsr
Prank Lesbr
Albany Paoulharmenký Tichestra
FR. O'Connor
St. Mary’s Church
Geaume
A Carex
Jobm Arsemii
Cazes Gardorr
Cabe Semin Poctimund
Isim McSwerores WeoeSeid
Fr Boierdetse
Brumsark
Sowte Bath
Lpace
Ascam
Emi Gugm
Tine Stafis
Goc
Sherif
Horace Ndiamé
Hendersom
Twathodire
Genocor
Meitter
McDermas
Akan Ann Eoceet
Jehm Eebert
Foermerix
Ders Menda
Lean
Lyrm
Bain Leweon
O. Heid
Resortas Sen
Woo
Rotectar
Asiamd
Worem Mure
Barth Meitt
Baer
Ieving Walker
Herbert Lo
Hepims Beerives
Hes
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Tims
Bogexa
SN J
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Jenni Hepiin- Hopkir
Cote
Eaycerae -Olte
Miargarett
Jerse
Bam
Tom Malids
Auburn
Hofmann
First Baptist Club
Up- River City
Bath Savings Institution
Mrs
Chauncey W. Fifield
Bath Iron Works Corp
MES. Ws
Aderton
Bath Man de
Tare
Greatet
Serence
Eevee
Epee
Bath Trest
Cemier St. Keom
BOY Scout
M. E. Chandler
C. W. Fifield
Evy
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston