Richmond Notes and Local Weekend Visits Across Town
Mrs Annie Locke of Whitman Mass visited Mr and Mrs John Hartford and Mr and Mrs Ernest Dow family in Richmond over the weekend. Charles Ernest Kendall left for Boston. Richard Goggins of White Plains overnighted with the Jameses. Howard Randlette, teleco executive, promoted to Dover area manager effective April first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepe
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Dover
N. H
Randlette
Joseph Randlette
Richmond
Richmond High School
University of Maine
Hardwick
New England Telephone Telegraph Co
Framingham
Claremont
Boston
New Hampshire
Lebanon
Hanover
Canaan
Enfield
Newport
Charlestown
Alstead
Claremont Rotary Club
Somersworth
Farmington
Rochester
Wolfeboro
Berwick
South Berwick
Maine
Harry Curran
Enterprise Grange
Willis
Myrtle Stewart
Rebecca Rogers
Minnie Waldron
Bertha Curtis
Merilna Pashard
Bowdoin
Randall Young
Lewiston
John Ring
Bangor
Elmer Dore
Gardiner
Evenue
Progressive Orange
I. C. Biglin
Grange
Leroy Cleveland
Cleveland
Elizabeth McAffee
Lawrence
H. L. Tarr
Georgetown
Frank Brackett
Portland
Maude Purington
Litchfield
Sidney Gray
Ella Gray
Christine Donovan
John Sullivan
Cora Conley
Hazel Dunklee
Greenfield
Mass
Minnie Pert
Lexington
Leroy V. Cleveland
Cecilia Club
Green Street Methodist Church
Augusta
C. H. Biglin
Dresden
Walter Rittall
P. Cardenelli
Beverly Butler
Joseph Haley
Hampton, N. H
Anglers Help Stock Meeting House Pond With Trout
William Deering and George Conway of the Sagadahoc Rod and Gun Association assisted Lew Gill of Auburn in stocking Meeting House pond with 2500 trout six to nine inches long on Tuesday morning. The six wheel State truck enabled access to the pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Deering
George Conway
Sagadahoc
Fourfold Prayer Sermon Set At Georgetown First Baptist
Georgetown church will hear a sermon on A Fourfold Prayer That God Answered at Sunday morning service. Evening service features Putting Purpose Into Life by the Christian Endeavor at seven. Local notes mention visits and daily routines including Miss Belle Heald hosting Working League and Mrs Blaisdell's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor
Walter V. Cummings
Portland
W. C. Todd
Belle Heald
Working League
Cunningham
Dorothy Hagan
L. Earle Hagan
Frank Heald
Center
A. 8
George E. Smith
Sagadahoc Bay
F. W. Hovey
Alfred Rowe
Skowhegan
Waterville
Loraine A. Blaisdell
Thomas W. Blaisdell
Richmond
Harry Tarr
Oak Cemetery
Georgetown
Francis and
Hannah Oliver
Dora Hallet
Maurice Hinckley
Hinckley
Charles Mains
Amicable Decision On Janitor Matter At Bath Schools
At an April board meeting the Bath Board of Education and a city committee agreed not to change janitor contracts until school ends in seven weeks. Non tax paying city janitors on school payroll will be released after year end. The board approved Patriot's Day closing and Morse high school senior dance for April 18. Accounts totaling $1646.61 were authorized for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Bath
Morse High School
Delegates Selected for Maine 4-H Club Camp
Delegates chosen for the 4-H Club Camp at the Maine State Fair Lewiston include Arland Meade Auburn Albert Bailey Montsweag Fred Bass Bowdoinham Bernard Keough Auburn Eleanor Jones Wales Elizabeth Harrington Durham Rose Merrill Livermore Center Eleonora Totman Topsham. Eligibility requires satisfactory club work and enrollment. expenses to be paid by clubs. The Lewiston camp runs September 4 to 8 at the fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Arland Meade
Auburn
Albert Bailey
Montsweag
Fred Bass
Bowdoinham
Bernard Keough
Eleanor Jones
Wales
Elizabeth Harrington
Durham
Rose Merrill
Livermore Center
Eleonora Totman
Topsham
J. W. Larrabee
West Bath
Howard Ricker
Lisbon
Ida Gibbs
Hortense A. Welch
C. L. Eatman
Lewiston Fair Grounds
Men's Superior Quality Worsted Suits and Stockings
Bargain notice for men's suits described as superior quality worsted with matching apparel. Offers include Bear Brand hose or 11 pair for $1.00, highlighting value deals likely from a department or general store sale.
Cosmo Club Plans Spring Activities and Events
The Cos Mopolitan Club held its first meeting of the year at the club house with about 95 attendees. Miss Miriam W. Kimball, president, announced plans including dancing parties, contract lessons, a Mother’s Day program, and calendars to fund a mortgage-reducing fund, with committee rosters named for dances, lessons, Mothers Day, and calendars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Miriam W. Kimball
Lillian F. Lewin
William R. Freeman
Harriet C. Lord
Addie D. Palmer
William W. Dennison
Marjorie P. Troop
Rosanna McFadden
Williams Whitney
Reginald Stacy
Gardiner R. Deering
Charles R. Farnham
Roscoe P. McFadden
Charles Avery
Bessie M. Hunt
Bessie Mikels
Bertha V. Bellerose
Margaret R. Foote
Minnie A. White
Anna. D. Kimball
Rachel F. Sewall
Lucy A. Brown
Lawrence A. Lowell
Ruth Mikels Silverman
Joseph I. Smith
Frank A. Hodgdon
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
J. Marden
Henry E. Andrews
The
Art Museum
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
Kimball
Harriette Ann Gearing
Mildred G. Nichols
Lillian E. Lewin
Guy Crosby
Charles M. Miller
Helen E. Hartwell
Frostina E. Marston
Doris P. Dyer
Central Grammar
Pessie M. Hunt
Theresa Bennett
Ruth Sprague
Eleanor Mullaney
Mary Sprague
Grace Swain
Ruth Brown
Carrie Wilson
Muriel Quinn
Sylvia Katz
Betty Lee
Caroline Toothaker
Brunswick
Robert Toothaker
Alice Humphreys
Carrie E. Shaw
Marie Merrill
Channing Shorey
Dorothy Hill
Miss Shaw
Arline Thibeault
Mary Josephine Ferrell
Frances Wallace
Martha Stilphen
Rita Lewis
Mary Lee
Virginia Davis
Kathleen Lewis
Genevieve Duprey
Charles J. Donnell
China
Japan
Shore Acres golf green named beauty of Maine ocean view
In the Maine booklet Eastward Ho by the Maine Development Commission a photo shows the No 1 green at Shore Acres course in Sebasco with an ocean view. Golfers call it the state's most beautiful ocean scenery from any green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Eastward Ho
Maine Development Commission
Shore Acres
Sebasco
Birthdays, births, and visitors noted at Five Islands
Mrs A L Marr celebrated her 73rd birthday at her son’s home April 5 with family including Mr and Mrs George Gray Woodrow Gray Mrs Lloyd Pinkham Marie Rittall Nora Marr. Mr Marr marked his 75th birthday March 31. A daughter Elizabeth Carr was born April 4 at Brunswick hospital to Mr and Mrs Fred Carr. Cars driven to Bath. visits from Earle MacMahan and Edna Lewis. A grange social with ice cream was held. Five Islands residents and guests gathered for various family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Marr
William Marr
George Gray
Woodrow
Lloyd Pinkham
Horace Rittall
Marie
Nora
Marr
Bath
Moore
Wilson Moore
Earle MacMahan
Boston
J. T. MacMahan
Edna Lewis
F. P. Carr
Allie
J. P. Davis
John Thibodeau
Georgetown
Five Islands
Paul Stevens
Gilbert Standish
Eight Bath youths charged with breaks in Bath
Eight youngsters aged 10 to 16 faced Judge John J. Keegan in municipal court confessing to nearly a dozen breaks in Bath over four weeks. They entered businesses and schools at night, with some stealing money from Senters Inc and candy from Morse high school and other buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Keegan
Bath
Walter L. Whitney
Senters, Inc
Brunswick
Morse High School
Central Grammar School
Dike School
Central Grammar
Maine Central
Oakhurst Dairy
Liberty Bottling Co
Atlantic Express
Harry Russell
Maine Central Railroad
William B. Edwards
Keegan
State School
Marshal Whitney
Center Street
Mrs. Mary E. Perry Dies in Bath at 83
Mrs. Mary E. Perry 83 widow of John W. Perry died Monday at her son Edward A. Perry’s home in Bath after a week of illness. Born in Wells Beach Maine she moved to Bath five years ago from Benedicta. Survived by Edward, another son Jere D. Perry of Lewiston a daughter Mrs. Patrick Furlong of Berlin NH a sister Mrs. Sarah Sleeper and two brothers Gus Ambrose and John Ambrose. Body to Benedicta for funeral. Also notes two local men plan to walk to New York City to attend the Schmeling Sharkey fight on June 16 with Prof Edwin Emmons possible ride to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemming
Norman Puller
Grace Lancaster
Malcolmen
E. L. White
Cloverleaf Farm
Melvin J. Bragdon
Hollis Bragdon
New Haven
Charles Watson
Detroit
Mich
Charles Dudley
Watson
Harry Tarr
Tarr
Thomas Blaisdell
Kenneth Bartlett
Donald
Gardiner
Richmond
Rockland
Minnie Waldron
Martha Totman
Cornelia O’brien
Pinehurst
N. C
Mina Floyd
Louise Shepard
Bath
W. A. Leavitt
Charles
Sather
Theodore
Augusta
Teddy
New York City
Clarence Baker
Lisbon Falls
Perley F. Joy
Portland
Walter Densmore
J. T. French
Rumford
Edward Bryant
Dover-Foxcroft
Bowdeinham
Leslie F. Roberts
Dresden
George Dixon
Charlotte
Windsor
Dixon
Ernest Stewart
Goodspeed & Fitzpatrick of
H. E. Houdlette
John Witham, Jr
William Gray
Arogstook
Loraine A. Blaisdell
Woolwich
Harry L. Tarr
C. H. Bryant
Philip Blaisdell
Charles Blaisdell
George Rowe
Walter Mariner
Georgetown
Center Cemetery
A. E. Kelley
East Gardner
Mas
Massachusetts
Charles James
Brunswick Road
Spicer
Charles Joyce
Mary Page
Mary E. Perry
John W. Perry
Edward A. Perry
Center Street
Perry
Wells Beach
John Ambrose
Benedicta
Edward
Jere D. Perry
Lewiston
Patrick Furlong
Berlin
N. H
Sarah Sleeper
Sherman
Gus Ambrose
Bangor
Norman Joseph Roderick
James “Packy” McFarland
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Edwin Emmons
Boston
Far East troubles topic of address by Prof Stanwood
Bowdoin professor of International Law lectured on China Japan tensions and the League of Nations before Bath area church groups. He recalled Geneva talks, contrasted chaotic China with Japan’s orderly system, and noted fears of Soviet Russia. About 138 attended a roast beef supper after the program at Winter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Prof
Stanwood
D. C. Stanwood A. M
International Law
Bowdoin College
China
Japan
League of Nations
International Court of Justice
Winter Street
First Baptist
Central, Grace
Universalist
Geneva
Switzerland
League
Russia
Bath
Brotherhood of Man
Washington Street
Common
Linden
J. Edward Drake
Charles E. Helah
Jack Verheus
Olney C. Perry
Grace Church
Pres. Conti
Winter Street Club
Helah
Harry Watson
W. Dayton Hill
Men's Club
United Singing
Chester A. Plant
Marius H. Page
Brunswick singer makes two records for Columbia
Jean Patrice Pouliot of Brunswick taught voice culture at Massanutten academy Virginia and toured with the Massanutten quartet since February 22. They recorded two numbers for Columbia Phonograph Co on March 28 to be released April 30. He also appeared on WOR Newark April 1 praised for dexterity tone and engaging recital narration. Mrs Archibald Main returned to Middle Street after a week in Groton Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Patrice Pouliot
Brunswick
Massanutten Academy
Woodstock
Virginia
Massanutten Quartet
NBC
Columbia
Columbia Phonograph Co
Mr. Pouliot
Archibald M. Main
Middle Street
Groton
Conn
Eddie Emmons Considers Repeat of 150 Mile Boston Walk
Eddie Emmons known as Eddie plans to walk Bath to Boston for his 41st birthday on June 8 echoing a 1891 feat. He crossed 150 miles in about 27 to 28 hours with stops in Portland and Newburyport, wearing blue trunks and a pink shirt, aided by brief rubdowns and beef tea, while pacing with passing horses and receiving cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Emmons
Eddie
Bath
Boston
Portland
Newburyport
Mass
Olympia Club
Harold Thompson Promoted to Merchandise Manager at Kennedy Co.
Harold L. Thompson son of Mr and Mrs George E Thompson of Hardings formerly of Bath has been promoted to merchandise manager of the Kennedy Co ten stores in the East He joined the firm six years ago as assistant buyer in the Boston store and later managed the Hartford store He returned to Massachusetts to run the Springfield store and became a director after Mr Kennedy died He recently obtained the merchandise manager post The Thompsons are connected with Thompson Bros and Willard Whitman and daughter Virginia were recent visitors to Mrs Whitman's mother Lena Crocker in West Somerville The accompanying note also mentions Mr Thompson's long association with the family business and wartime store management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Thompson
George E. Thompson
Hardings
Bath
Kennedy Co
East
Thompson
Boston
Hartford, Conn
Massachusetts
Springfield
Kennedy
Thompson Bros
John A. Legro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur F. Mayo
Samuel Levin
Bath Department Store
Max Katz
Elm Street
Cosmo Club
Augustus Perow
House Committee
L. F.” Atwood
Atwood’s Medicine
Suxton
Buxton Medicine. Co
Abbot Village
Esafety
Bath Savings Institution
Emmons
Harold Thompson
Willard Whitman
West Somerville
Mrs. Whitman
Lena Crocker
Upper Washington Street
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