Rebekahs District Meeting and Local Social Notes
Mrs. Margaret B. Peabody attended the District No 21 Rebekah meeting in East Corinth on April 28, the largest such gathering this year in the state. She later attended a Dorothy Dix Rebekah lodge event in Hampden with Mrs. Virginia Holbrook of Bangor. The item lists numerous local visits, social events, moves, and hospital returns across Gardiner, Brunswick, Portland, Bath, and nearby towns, including grange activities, Well Baby Conference, rifle shoots, and community rounds through early May.
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Margaret B. Peabody
Enterprise Grange
Charles Gray
Biddeford
Emma Billings
Dorothy Stewart
Ida Oliver
Portland
Melvin Andrews
Tarr Place
River Road
Thomas Place
Carding Machine Road
Fred Groves
Gardiner General Hospital
Elva Purinton
Leroy Cleveland
Luec
Charles Soule
Corliss Street
Bath
Marilla Tarr
Gordon Lemon
Alton Cooper
Leslie Cooper
Ella Bolster
Gardiner
Dorothy McKenna
Georgia Bickford
Wallace Bickford
South Front Street
Hazel Libby
Harry Jordan
Lucy Tarr
Clifford Gray
Richmond Sportsmen's Association
Richmond Sportsmen’s Association
Alexander
Sidelinger
Martell
Charles Alexander
Auburn
Oxford
Harry Sykes
New York City
Eugene Edgecomb
Francis Meisner
Elwood Edgecomb
Hallowell
George Gilbert
Ludwig House
Main Street
John Parker
Bertha Parker
Leeds
James Carnell
Boston
Navy
William Yeo
Bowdeinham
Maude Purinton
Bowdoinham
Ruth Jones
Charles Thompson
Veterans Administration
Annie B. Skillins
Howard Skillin
E. O. ‘Tarr
Charles Sylvester
Kent
Brunswick Road
Harold Lancaster
Lelia Douglass
L. H. Lamoreau
Lola Dingley
Edna Smith
Yarmouth
William Dingley
Charles James
Augusta
Patterson elected league president in Maine hand engine group
J Manley Patterson of Hallowell defeated Chester H McCabe Jr of Bath for the presidency of the Maine State Hand Engine League at the Topsham annual meeting. McCabe was elected first vice president. Dexter Hamilton Westbrook second vice president. Gerald Mason Saco treasurer. Henry W Way Portland secretary. Trustees named include Benjamin Aldread Saco Edward Palmer Portland Charles Colby Topsham. Prizes total 400 with 100 50 25 15 and 10 for classes. field day prizes and coupling contests planned. by law revisions postponed to Oct 9 meeting in Hallowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Manley Patterson
Hallowell
Chester H. McCabe, Jr
Bath
Maine State Hand Engine League
Topsham
Mr. McCabe
Dexter Hamilton
Westbrook
Gerald Mason
Saco
Henry W. Way
Portland
Benjamin Aldread
Edward Palmer
Charles Colby
William Hennessy
Brunswick
Baxter
Sagadahock
DeVire
Duncan McDonald
New England League
Maine Fireman’s Association
Frank T. Fortier
Frank H. Turner
Fred G. Proctor
Chester H. McCabe
James E. Blake
William Stone
Herbert Hodgkins 71 longtime Bath grocer dies at home
Herbert Hodgkins 71 a retired Bath grocer who left active work 17 years ago after ill health died Tuesday morning at his home 60 Lemont street following a stroke. He was born in Bath son of Daniel D and Mary E Hodgkins. Survived by wife Joanna Segers he planned a golden wedding anniversary next August. Funeral Friday at 2 at 60 Lemont street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hodgkins
Lemont Street
Bath
Daniel D
Mary E. Hodgkins
Ferry Street
Hodgkins
West Bath
Clarence Emery
Waterville
Percy Hodgkins
Arlington
Mass
Rebekah Leaders Attend Portland Reception for Miss Gleiser
Mrs. Leonard M. Munsey and other Rebekah officers from Maine and Brunswick attended a Portland reception for Miss Ruby G. Gleiser of Saskatchewan Canada president of the Association of Rebekah Assemblies. Gleiser said she would depart Union Station at 4 10 Sunday for a three night four day trip before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard M. Munsey
Wallace L. Atwood
Albert H. Thompson
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Randall
Evening Star
Rebekah Lodge
Brunswick
Margaret B. Peabody
Beulah Lodge
Richmond
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
Portland
Ruby G. Gleiser
Saskatchewan
Can
Association of Rebekah Assemblies
Gleiser
Georgetown Social Roundup Notices and Visits
Bath and Georgetown residents are noted visiting friends and relatives across towns. Weekend and Sunday gatherings include Horne family, Higgins households, Hagan family, and several _Five Islands_ and Bay Point visitors. Local repairs, church events, and plans for evangelistic meetings are also mentioned along with road improvements and the First Baptist church wiring.
Richmond Sportsmen Lead Skeet Shooters
Charlie Alexander and Bing Wing led a field of 10 at Bath skeet field with 46 of 50. Local contenders Sturtevant and McCausland tied at 22 each, Sturtevant Ramon 20, Briggs 19, Crocker 18. Next shoot set for Saturday at 1 p.m. Also reports Sunday visits from Trevett and Boothbay Harbor families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Alexander
Bing" Wing
Richmond
Bath
Alexander
Wing
Bob Sturtevant
Bernard McCausland
Fred Sturtevant
Bill Briggs
Jake” Crocker
C. Alexander
R. Sturtevant
Hse McGauslgne
ARS
Lamiel Cal Ice
W. Briges
Aces
W. Crocker
Harrington
Ann S. Sniperc
Laos
Morse High Boys Benefit From Hyde Windlass Training
Hyde Windlass Co officials and Morse high school praise a three week practical training program for 28 students from the school's manual arts course. Under instructor Alkazin, groups of seven rotated through pattern shop brass foundry iron foundry blacksmith and machine shop observing and then working in a chosen department. Students built small propellers and tools while plant charts tracked each trainee. Local GE rep invited Alkazin to study their program in Lynn, parents and principals expressed delight, and plans for next year at Bath Iron Works are being considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Windlass Co
Morse High School
David Y. Alkazin
Edwin R. Andrews
Andrews
State Department of Education
General Electric Co
Lynn
Mass
Alkazin
Maine Principals Association
Horace P. Herrick
Morse High
Augusta
Bath Iron Works Corp
Norman J. Mackinnon
Auto Crash In Bath Leaves Man Critically Hurt
George D. Sehmal, 60, of Long Island New York is on the danger list at Bath Memorial hospital with a fractured skull severe scalp laceration and a broken rib after his car rolled over three times on the Bath Wiscasset highway. Companion Alexander Bultynck 35 also of Long Island sustained minor injuries. State Patrolman Harry L. Thompson Jr. said the Ford coupe driven by Bultynck veered while passing and rolled over thrice ejecting Sehmal through the roof. Dr DeForest S Day operated Sunday evening. Witnesses Samuel M Jordan James G Jenkins and Miss Emuly Jordan were driving toward Wiscasset when the New York car passed ahead then skidded off the road and rolled over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Sehmal
Long Island
N. Y
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath-Wiscasset
Alexander Bultynck
Harry L. Thompson
Bultynek
Schmal
Dr. DeForest S. Day of
Wiscasset
Schimal
Westport
New York
Bath
Bultonek
Samuel M Jordan
James G. Jenkins
Emuly Jordan
Steamboat Service To Continue Between Bath and Boothbay Harbor
Samoset Steamboat Co directors met to authorize summer service between Bath and Boothbay Harbor. Linekin will run starting June 1 with one round trip daily. Virginia to resume June 23 with two daily round trips. The schedule enables morning trips to Bath, day in Bath, and evening return, with Bath residents likewise visiting Boothbay Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samoset Steamboat Co
Edward W. Brideham
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Virginia
Ann
Five Islands Church Sees Evangelistic Meetings Begin
Five Islands announced a series of evangelistic meetings led by Miss Rose Phillips starting next Sunday, continuing two weeks at the First Baptist church. The week also notes social visits, Mother's Day observance, home visits, and updates on local projects including electricity pole placement and a fire at Chester MacMahan’s home with community sympathy extended.
Surprise Shower by Philathea Class at Corliss Street Church
The Philathea class of Corliss Street church held a regular meeting Monday at Rus sell Street with Mrs Seth Snipe hosting assisted by Mrs Harry Donnell A surprise kitchen shower honored Mrs Henry DesChaine formerly Miss Glenda Lewis Games and refreshments followed Attendees included Mrs Chester A Plant Mrs Ralph Lewis Mrs Melford Perham Mrs Stephen Spracey Miss Eula Fielding Miss Doris Hutchins Mrs Murray Bridges Mrs Bernice Achorn and Mrs Dwinal Cornish Next class meeting planned for June 14 at Mrs Donald Cornish 45 Rose Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Corliss Street
Seth Snipe
Russell Street
Harry Donnell
Henry DesChaine
Glenda Lewis
Chester A Plant
Ralph Lewis
Melford Perham
Stephen Spracey
Ish
Eula Fielding
Doris Hutchins
Murray Bridges
Bernice Achorn
Dwinal
Wife of Philip Tremain Dies at 65 in Bath
Ella Adeline Tremain, 65, wife of Philip A. Tremain, died Saturday night at her Bath home after 20 years of ill health from double pneumonia. Born in Phippsburg, she was a dressmaker and lived in Bath since her 1907 marriage. She leaves her husband, an aunt, and two uncles. relatives include James A. Wright and John C. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Adeline Tremain
Philip A. Tremain
Middle Street
Mrs. Tremain
Phippsburg
J. Holden
Olive V. (Wright) Comens
Bath
James A. Wright
Bellingham
Wash
Mrs Madelyn Hunt Brown of Wollaston Dies in Bath
Mrs. Madelyn Hunt Brown wife of Walter T Brown of Wollaston Mass formerly of Bath died Sunday in Bath Memorial hospital after a brief illness She was born in Bath daughter of Mrs Flora and the late William S Hunt A Morse High School graduate she taught at South Street primary before marriage She leaves four daughters Barbara Ruth Eleanor Margaret and three sons Eugene David and John all at home one sister Mrs Walter Fuller of Malden and two brothers Fred Hunt of Malden and Isaiah W Hunt of Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelyn Hunt
Walter T. Brown
Wollaston
Mass
Bath
Bath Memorial Hospital
Brown
Flora
William S. Hunt
Morse High School
South Street
Barbara T
University of Maine
Ruth E
Eleanor M
Margaret F
Eugene R
David A
John H. Brown
Walter Fuller
Malden
Fred Hunt
Isaiah W. Hunt
Augusta
Mrs Beryl E Murray Dies After Week's Illness in Bath
Mrs Beryl E Murray aged 31 wife of Horace F Murray died Sunday at Memorial hospital after a weeklong illness that developed pneumonia. A Bath resident ten years and born in Georgetown she was the daughter of Thomas D Reid and Nellie Smith Reid. She leaves five children ages ten to two years Horace F Jr Barbara Gordon Helen and Alexander and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl E. Murray
Horace F. Murray
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Georgetown
Thomas D
Nellie Smith Reid
Horace F. Jr
Barbara
Gordon
Helen
Alexander
James T McMahan Dies at Five Islands Home
James Thomas McMahan aged 72 a retired mariner dropped dead Monday afternoon about five o'clock at Five Islands where he lived most of his life Born in Bath he was a son of Alonzo and Rhoda McMahan Survived by his wife four sons and two daughters Alfred Chester and Earl McMahan all of Five Islands Clarence of Portsmouth N H Mrs Edna Lewis of Five Islands and Mrs Lua Belanger of Bath and several nieces and nephews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thomas McMahan
Five Islands
Bath
Alonzo
Rhoda McMahan
Alfred, Chester
Earl McMahan
Clarence McMahan
Portsmouth
N. H
Edna Lewis
Lua Belanger
McConmuskeys Celebrate Mother's Day at Nantasket Beach
William F McConmuskeys of the Nan tasket Beach Steamboat Co. spent Mother's Day with his mother Mrs Lois MceComiskey at his sister Mrs. Guy E. Lewis's Court street home. Accompanied by Winifred Green, he also visited relatives in Boothbay before returning to the Bay State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F McConmuskeys
Nantasket Beach
Fisherman Lester Anderson dies after flu illness
Lester Leroy Anderson, 50, of Sebasco, a noted fisherman, died Wednesday night at Bath Memorial Hospital after being brought there with flu symptoms a day earlier. He was born in Phippsburg, son of Charles and Funievelllow Anderson, and lived there all his life. Survived by wife Mary L. Anderson, his mother, four brothers John Freeland Charles and Theodore Anderson of Sebasco, and two stepsons Forest W. Chase of Sebasco and Milo L. Chase of Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Leroy Anderson
Sebasco
Bath Memorial Hospital
Phippsburg
Charles
Funievellow Anderson
Mary L. Anderson
John
Freeland
Theodore Anderson
Forest W. Chase
Milo L. Chase
Lisbon
Widow Mary E Lundrigan Dies After Brief Illness in Bath
Mary E Lundrigan widow of Edward Lundrigan died Monday morning at her home 86 Russell Street after a brief illness. Born in Yorkshire England she was daughter of Michael J Tracey and Anna Tracey and had lived in Bath over 50 years. Survived by two brothers John Tracey of Kittery Thomas A Tracey of Bath and three sisters Catherine Tracey of Boston Nellie and Anna Neagle of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E
Edward Lundrigan
Russell Street
Yorkshire
England
Michael J
Anna Tracey
Bath
John Tracey
Kittery
Thomas A. Tracey
Catherine Tracey
Boston
Nellie
Anna Neagle
Committal Service for Mrs Lulu Richardson Held in Bath
A committal service for Mrs Lulu E. Richardson of Brunswick widow of H A Richardson of Yarmouth died Feb 11 at her daughter Mrs William E Besaw’s Bath home 23 Highland street was conducted Saturday afternoon in Oak Grove cemetery Rev John Sanford of Durham officiated Bearers were William E Besaw son in law John Frank and Joel Miller sons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu E. Richardson
Brunswick
H. A. Richardson
Yarmouth
William E. Besaw
Highland Street
Bath
Oak Grove
Maple Grove
John Sanford
Durham
John
Frank
Joel Miller
Funeral for Mrs. Madelyn Hunt Brown
The funeral for Mrs Madelyn Hunt wife of Walter T Brown of Wollaston Massachusetts was held Tuesday afternoon at two o clock at the Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High street Rev Ernest Heywood of Wesley church officiated The bearers were Plimpton Kemp Homer Potter Harold Wing Malcolm Witham Burial was in Oak Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelyn Hunt
Walter T. Brown
Wollaston
Mass
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Ernest Heywood
Wesley Church
Plimpton Kemp
Homer Potter
Harold Wing
Malcolm Witham
Oak Grove
Mrs Gladys Y Oliver Funeral Held at Home
The funeral for Mrs Gladys Y Oliver occurred Friday afternoon at two at her home 132 Dummer Street. Rev Jesse Kenderchie of Beacon Street Church conducted services followed by interment in Oak Grove cemetery. Bearers were Arthur Freeman William Hudson Earl Oliver and William Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Y. Oliver
Dummer Street
Jesse Kenderchie
Beacon Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Arthur Freeman
Wiliam Hudson
Earl Oliver
William Neal
Tremain Funeral for Mrs Ella A Tremain
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at two at Fred S Curtis Funeral Home 105 Center Street for Mrs Ella A wife of Philip A Tremain with Rev Charles H Berry officiating. Bearers included Vernal Chase Frank W Preble Hiram Robinson William Tremain Edgar H Wright and Elbridge R Wright. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella A
Philip A. Tremain
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
Charles H Berrys
The
Independent Fair Gospel Assembly
Vernal Chase
Frank W. Preble
Hiram Robinson
William Tremain
Edgar H Wright
Elbridge R. Wright
Oak Grove
Notable Guests At Launch Of Ranger Vessel
Mr and Mrs Archibald M. Main welcomed a group Tuesday after the Ranger launch. Attending were Judge Charles B. Walker LeRoy Harwood W White Clifford Belden of New London Conn Major Waldron U S A Col Burt U S A and Mrs Burt of Fort Willams. The Main couple also hosted their life guests for a few days their daughters Mrs Harold A Burbank of Hartford Conn Mrs Lloyd Gallup of Groton Coun and Lloyd Gallup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald M. Main
Charles B. Walker
LeRoy Harwood
W . White
Cifford Belden
New London
Conn
Major Waldron
Col Burt
U.S A
Burt
Fort Willams
Main
Harold A. Burbank
Hartford
Lloyd Gallup
Groton Coun
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Winfield Brown
Mars Hill
H. A. Tarr
Litchfield
Alvah Nickerson
Myrtle Gordon
Newcastle
White
Brockton
Charles B. Day
Norman Curtis
Glen Curtis
George Coughlin
Lillian Johnson
Margaret Peabody
Chester Foster
Joyce
Ethel Foster
Herbert Thompson
Abbie McKennie
Rena Foster
Charles Gillis
Audrey Prosser
Edmond Bailey
Joy House
Kimball Street
Allard
Pleasant Street
Richard Trott
New Hampshire
Trott
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Patterson
League
Hand Engine League
Harry L. Horne
Oliver Street
Chester
Hiram Stevens
Maude Thayer
Westbrook Seminary
West Georgetown
Vernon Gray
Georgetown Center
Beatrice Abbott
Bridgham
Everett C. Higgins
Emma B. Billings
Dorothy Stuart
John R. Blackie
First Baptist Vestry
C. L. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Herman Spinney
Bay Point
Louise Howard
Edward Cook
Harry Crosman
Carol Deering
Merline Thompson
Campbell
Seguinland
Walter Powers
Alex Cunningham
Little River
Mr. Bowman
Missouri
Harry Bowman
S. D. Warren Paper Co
Bowman's Island
Dorothy Hagan
Westbrook Junior College
Earl Hagan
Natt Howe
Norman Drummond
Arrowsic
First Baptist Church
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
T. N. Williams
Gunnell
Harold Brown
Kennebec Point
Miles Hagan
Cobbroad
Alfred Rowe
Arrowsie
Nettle Gray
Richmond Sportsmen
Frank Dunton
Luther
Trevett
Boothbay
Guy Lewis
Court Street
Ralph Morton
Long Island, N. Y
Bath and
Rose Phillips
Miss Phillips
First Baptist Church of
Hallowel
Christine Carey
Cleve Rowe
Paul Stevens
J. A. Folsom
Walter F. Reid
J G. Stevens
Cleveland Davis
Dexter
Merton Davis
Woodfords
C. C. Davis
Helen Rowe
Yarmouth Academy
Francis Bacon
Sudbury
Miss Rowe
L H. Rowe
Clyde Caton
Isabel
Carrie Stevens
Quincy Wales
Newton
Malden Island
I. L. Howard
Bath Wi
Victor Pinkham
Harold Pinkham
Maurice Pinkham
James MacMahan
North End
Alice Cromwell
Alton Reed
Woolwich
Ellsworth Finkham
P. B. Savage
Virginia Anne
Cambridge
Ainley Cottage
Charles Hanna
Horace E. Wade
Fred Prett
Frank Ryder
Framingham
Henry Moore
Moore
Albertina Perkins
Lincoln
Violette Field
Beryl Reid Murray
Murray
T. D. Reid
Mr. Murray
Percy MacGillivary
Melvin Cunningham
Audrey Pinkham
Rudolph
Harlan Pinkham
Freeport
Mabel Dickey
Suday
Walter Schoepfer
George Gray
Beulah Miller
James Steven
William Marr
Theodore Thibodeau
Oakley Thibodeau
EF. M. Horton
C M Bigelow
FP. Carr
Madelyn Berry
Donald Stevens
Philp Campbell, Jr
Philip
Chester MacMahan
MaceMahan
Donald Cornish
Rose Street
Bath Savings Institution
Ella A. Tremain
Mrs. Madelyn Hunt Brown
Wollaston, Mass
James T. M’mailan
Lester L. Anderson
S Sebasco
Mary E. Lundrigan
Oliver
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
Ambulance Service