Richmond Engages Constance Guiou to Donald Mead
Mr and Mrs Clowes Guiou of Gardiner street announce the engagement of their daughter Constance Jean to Donald D Mead of New Portland son of Mrs Dorothy Mead of New Portland and Thomas Mead of Stamford Conn Miss Guiou is a Richmond High School graduate and employed in Stamford Conn Mead is a New Portland High School graduate who served in World War II and is employed in Stamford No date has been set for the wedding.
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Clowes Guiou
Gardiner Street
Constance Jean
Donald D. Mead
New Portland
Dorothy Mead
Thomas Mead
Stamford
Romeo Bellevance
North Pleasant Street
Jeanette Gloria
Kenneth Rodrigue
Annie Rodrigue
Augusta
Dominique Rodrigue
Bellevance
St. Joseph's Academy
Portland
Richmond High
Central School of Beauty Culture
Hallowell
Rodrique
Cony High
United States Marine Corps Reserve
Hudson Pulp & Paper Co
David Miller
High Street
Enoch Gilpatrick
Roland Pushard
Lawrence Pushard
Chelsea
Cora Davis
Bowdeinham
William Osborne
Jacob Barter
Howard Dickey
Jesse Starr
Madelyn Barter
Marion Dickey
Stanley Griffin
Pine Tree Troop
Methodist Church Parish House
Richmond High School
New York City
Washington, D.C
Courtney Hinkley
Priscilla Chipman
Robert Silver
Home Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
John Thrower
India
Spruce Street
Wilbur Emerson
del Bissonette
Winthrop
Red Sox
Yankees
Fenway Park
Boston
Morse Basketball Team Guests At Rotary Luncheon
Tuesday noon Rotary gathering hosted Morse High basketball coach Duncan Farrell and his team from Morse, with Central Grammar pupils and Miss Shirley Clark the prize speaker. Raymond Farnham introduced Clark and her instructor, while coach Farrell and Hank Small spoke on the season and future plans.
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Rotary Club
Morse
Central Grammar School
Rotary
Rotarians
George H. Musk
Raymond W. Farnham
Shirley Clark
Miss Clark
Katherine Conley
Raleigh I. Glynn
Thomas McCorr
Wallace Marshall
Alexander Murray
Justus H. Miller
Duncan H. Farrell
Morse High
Farrell
Billy Haggett
Bernie Pomerleau
Stan Preble
Brad Stover
Sonney Munsey
Dick Jackson
Carrot Ketchum
Andy Rines
Henry Powers
Jackie Hartley
Bob Grainger
Capt
Hal Cornish
Bob Philbrick
Buddy Warren
Frank Torrey
Henry Henrikson
Bob Clunéy
Henry D
Hank” Small
News from Seguinland and nearby towns in Maine
Residents along Seguinland and surrounding communities recount visits and social calls with friends and relatives. Notable events include births, visitors from Massachusetts, and a local book promotion for More Vacations In Maine.
Death of Miss Bertha Raymond
Funeral services for Miss Bertha Raymond were held Tuesday at Roberts funeral rooms. She died Sunday at the home of Mrs. Nellie Cobb after a several months illness. Born in Boston December 2 1867, she was a daughter of Charles and Isabella Baker Raymond. Surviving are a sister Mrs. Alice Dingley of Lee two nephews a niece and two grandnephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Raymond
Roberts
Miss Raymond
Nellie Cobb
Boston
Charles
Isabella Baker Raymond
Alice Dingley
Lee
Horseradish Cream Sauce for Ham
A simple horseradish sauce to pair with ham. Whip a half cup cream, add drained prepared horseradish, a half cup creamed cottage cheese, a tablespoon vinegar, and a quarter teaspoon salt. Blend until smooth and serve chilled.
Travillion Press Turns Out Its Fortieth Book
Travillion Private Press of Herrin Illinois has just produced its fortieth book, marking a milestone for the long running operation and its proprietor who steers the small press.
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Travillion Private Press
Herrin
Ill
Robinhood Village notes spring arrivals and repairs
Reopened Georgetown school after two weeks. A rising chicken pox epidemic is reported. Beane cabins foundations under way with a load of lumber. Robinhood birds arrive April 13 after a misdated April 5 note. Spring arrivals include purple finch cowbirds wood cock bluebird barn swallow with finch and cowbird at Tea Room. Winter grosbeak flock has fallen to eight or nine from 132, storm day shows. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted with travel, visits, shipshape repairs, and medical news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Grover
Robinhood
Robinhood Fishhawks
Vinal Haven
C. Llewelyn Hinckley
Edgar N. Drake
Oak Cemetery
Roy M. Newman
Elizabeth Harris
Charles Winn
Waltham
Mass
Marrtown
Perley Keith
Danvers
Indian Point
Earle Hagan
Joan
Nancy
Victor Hagan
Nettie Gray
Portland
Nathaniel Hasenfus
David
Roxbury
Albert Hedeman
Brighton
Roscoe Todd
Lauretta M. Jones
Carroll Powers
Walter Beane
Janice
Melrose
Everett Reid
Augusta
Walter Reid
Seguinland
Paul Wrens
Meaford
Kennebec Point
Roscoe P. Todd
Dorothy W. Oliver
William A. Todd
W. V. Cummings
Daisy Hinckley
Stanley Kosalka
Lexington
Sagadah
Ralph Davis
Maureen Davis
Joseph F. Higgins
Cleves Henderson
James Oliver
Thomas Watson
Vernon E. Gray
Five Islands
Powers’ Home
Howard Heald
Donald Fiell
Bath
Mr. Field
Vincent MacMahan
North Carolina
Hugh Rockwell
Gilbert Gunnell
John
West Georgetown
Beatrice Bouton
Baltimore
Walter Bouton
Hon
Edgar L. Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Oxford
Sears executives converge in Chicago for Congress of Merchants
Hollis W. Garey departs for Chicago to attend a week long Congress of Merchants with Sears top executives from across the nation. About 1,050 managers and executives will be housed at the Stevens Hotel for sessions on long range merchandising and sales policies. Garey will be replaced at Sears Bath by John Beaulieu during his absence. Sears also plans a nine day employee driven sale called Sears Days featuring seasonal items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis W. Garey
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Chicago
Congress of Merchants
Sears
Stevens Hotel
Lakefront
Sears-ites
Garey
Sears Bath
John Beaulieu
Sears Bangor
Carl P. Meister
Lewiston High Hosts Morse in Friday Baseball Showdown
Morse heads to Kelley Field Friday aiming to upset Lewiston, a defending league champion and tough foe. Morse opened Andy League play by beating Rumford, while Lewiston recently edged St. Dom’s 1 0. The Blue Devils beat Bath 10 1 last season. Attendance likely to surpass prior Morse home games.
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Lewiston High
Morse
Blue Devils
Kelley Field
Rumford
Lewiston
Bath
Turn Down All Bids for Police Barracks Augusta
Seven bids for a new State police sub station at Woolwich were rejected by the State Police Department and the Governor and Council. Bids ranged from about 4500 to 7000, though the department aims to spend about 3500. The job will be readvertised. The Woolwich site replaces the toll house at the Carlton bridge end to Bath, now being removed for a highway intersection. The building will include an office a sleeping room and a bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Woolwich
State Police Department
Francis J. McCabe
Carlton Bridge
Bath
State Police
Allston Family Guests Visit MacMahan Cottage
Mrs. Mary Miller and her daughter Margaret of Allston Mass have returned home. Tavis Joseph Coss of North Street and Mr. and Mrs Donald M Walker of Providence with their daughter Sally were guests. Mr and Mrs William Ralston hosted Allan Maclean from Scotland at the Walker cottage at MacMahan from Wednesday to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Little
Vernon Little
Dresden
Herbert Siegars
J. W. Tarr
FE. O. Tarr
M. W. Douglas
Brunswick
Seth Watson
Mabel Rumrill
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Robert Dyer
Walfred Francis
Ridge Road
Gardiner General Hospital
William E. Whit- Edmund Guptil
Philadelphia
River Road
Guptils
West Dresden
Nathaniel Hasenfus
West Roxbury
Mass
Murray Peterson
South
Bristol
Roland Peterson
John Lee
Bath
Jack Lee
Mary Miller
Margaret
Allston
Tavis Joseph Coss
North Street
Donald M. Walker
Providence
R. L
Sally
William Ralston
Scotland
Allan Maclean
Walker Cottage
MacMahan
Five Islands Hosts Surprise Shower for Edith Pinkham
A surprise shower honoring Edith Pinkham ahead of her marriage to Richard Carey of Presque Isle was held at Library Hall Five Islands. Guests from Georgetown attended, flowers and pink blue streamers decorated, gifts displayed, and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Pinkham
Library Hall
Richard Carey
Presque Isle
Georgetown
Five Islands
John J. Gibson
Harold Nutter
Washington
Christian Progress
Lorne Ross
Advent Christian Church of
Auburn
Ross
Youth For Christ Movement
Maine
Ds.t. Central School
Good Neighbor Club
Albert Moore
The
Library Association
Frank Blake
Melrose
Mass
William Chase
Freeport
Maurice Pinkham
Hale
Pinkham
Elizabeth Pinkham
Brunswick
E. E. Pinkham
Walter Savage
Kittery
N. R. Boynton
Newton
Malden Island
Mareena Butts
MacMahan Island
Charles Cummings
Bath
Melvin Comeau
Joseph Folsom
Augusta
Donna Sutherland
Jean Hartnett
Miss Sutherland
Albion Carr
Martha and
Brenton
Lawrence Perow
Vernon Gray
George Smith
Gertrude
Dorchester
Frank Perry
Florida
Smith Cottage
Leon Kelley
Woolwich
Bath Memorial Hospital
Kelley
Elizabeth Carr
David Rutherford
Ada MacGillivary
Percy
Russell Patton
Patton
A. P. Hackett
Fairfield
L. H. Rowe
Sudbury
Francis Bacon
Carl Pearson
Somerville
Betty Rittall
Beverly
Morse High
Thomas L. Hanna
USN
Charmaine Dionne
Lillie Hanna
Kenneth LaRose
Wayne
New Jersey
LaRose
George Lee
Robert
Onset
Stanley Lewis
Pierce
Massachusetts
Davis
Portland
John Gibson
Seguinland
Roy Moulton
Scammon
Scarboro
Westbrook Tops Morse High 4-1 In Exhibition Clash
Westbrook defeated Morse High 4 to 1 at Kelley Field in a well played exhibition. Westbrook scored in the first and fourth innings and added a late run while Morse only managed a fifth inning tally. Westbrook ace Bob MacHardy contributed a key single and Morse made a final ninth inning threat erased by a double play. Local items note residents and service members including Kathleen Creedon joining the Franciscan order and shipboard updates on Irving Hanna aboard a hospital ship.
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Westbrook
Morse
Kelley Field
Wayne Brown
Freddy Harlow
Hank Pease
Erlon Knight
Bill Cary
Bunky Buette
Brown
Bob MacHardy
Larry Robichaud
MacHardy
Ronald Labrecque
Warren Clark
Clark
Labrecque
Joe Morse
Roma
Morse High
Brad Stover
Bob Philbrick
Philbrick
Dick Johnson
Short
Munsey
Cary
Stover
Jackson
Marie Canisius
Boston
Hasenfus
Kathleen Creedon
St. Joseph’s Order of Nuns
Framingham
Mass
Thomas L. Hanna
RD-3
USN
Irving Hanna
U.S
Navy
Ward C-6
A.P.O
New York
Beverly Rittall
Fred Gray
Vernon Gray
Bath Memorial Hospital
Funeral services for John J Gibson held at church
John J Gibson funeral services were conducted last Wednesday afternoon with Rev Cleaves Henderson officiating. Bearers included Victor Pinkham Harold Pinkham Branwell Harford and Arthur Nelson. Burial took place in the family lot at Five Islands cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gibson
Cleaves Henderson
Victor Pinkham
Harold Pinkham
Branwell Harford
Arthur Nelson
Five Islands
Mrs Rupert H Baxter Hosts Contract Club at Washington Home
Mrs Rupert H Baxter entertained her Contract club at her Washington street home on Wednesday. Members enjoyed a social afternoon with conversation and bridge style play, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert H. Baxter
Washington Street
Obituary of Bessie Bernice Spinney 70 Calais resident
Bessie Bernice Spinney 70 died April 18 at her daughter Mrs E L McCurdy 226 North Street Calais where she has lived the past year. Born February 2 1880 in Elden county New Brunswick she was the daughter of Allan and Margaret MacKenzie Gildart. A Calais educated widow of Herbert H Spinney she was a Baptist. Funeral Friday at 2 pm F H Scott Funeral Home Calais with burial in the Calais family lot. Survivors include three daughters Bernice McCurdy Martha M Spinney Phyllis McKinney Bath two sons Charles H Spinney Calais Curtis McKay Middleborough Mass and three grandchildren Joyce Dana McCurdy Bath Eugene McKay USAF Hawaii.
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Bessie Bernice Spinney
E. L. McCurdy
North Street
Elden County
N. B
Allan
Margaret MacKenzie Gildart
Calais
Herbert H. Spinney
Baptist Church of
F. H. Scott
Bernice McCurdy
Martha M. Spinney
Phyllis McKinney
Bath
Charles H. Spinney
Curtis McKay
Middleborough
Mass
Joyce
Dana’ McCurdy
Eugene McKay
U.S. Air Force
Hawaii
Committal Service for Mrs. William S. Newell
Brief committal services were held April 18 at 5 p.m. for the late Mrs. William S. Newell at Oak Grove cemetery conducted by Rev. Laforest Hodgkins of Central church. The Newell lot was decorated with flowers and small yew trees creating an attractive setting as relatives and a few old friends paid last respects. many visitors viewed the floral display Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Oak Grove Cemetery
Laforest Hodgkins
Central Church
Newell
Funeral for George S. Smith Held at A. F. Mayo & Son
Funeral services for George S. Smith were conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2 from the A. F. Mayo & Son Funeral residence at 819 High Street. Rev. John Henderson of Woolwich officiated. Bearers were Eugene Cromwell Charles Brown Lowell Brown and Farnham Rice. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Smith
A. F. Mayo & Son
High Street
John Henderson
Woolwich
Eugene Cromwell
Charles Brown
Lowell Brown
Farnham Rice
Oak Grove
Funeral for Mrs. Sarah E Sheridan at St Marys Church
Funeral service for Mrs. Sarah E. Sheridan was held at St. Marys Church at eight oclock Wednesday with Rev. John E. Bellefontaine officiating. Bearers were Frank J. Snow, Frank J. Snow Jr, Clifford F. Doughty and Frost Emery. She was interred in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Sheridan
St. Mary’s Church
John E. Bellefontaine
Frank J. Snow
Frank J. Snow, Jr
Clifford F. Doughty
Frost Emery
Oak Grove
Funeral for Stewart D. McPherson Held Thursday
Funeral services for Stewart D. McPherson were held Thursday afternoon at two from Curtis Funeral Home on Washington Street. Rev. Arvid L. Anderson of Corliss Street Baptist Church officiated. Bearers were Walter Taylor Edward Kerwin Harold Holbrook and William Sheldon. Burial was in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart D. Mc Pherson
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Arvid L. Anderson
Corliss Street
Funeral for John J. Gibson at Five Islands Baptist
Funeral service for John J. Gibson held at Five Islands Baptist church on Wednesday at 2 PM. Reverend Cleves Henderson officiated and burial followed in Five Islands Cemetery.
Thombs Welcome Son David Leonard at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Leonard Thombs of 157 Oak Street celebrate the birth of a son named David Leonard weighing 8 lb 10 oz born Tuesday morning at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Thombs
Oak Street
David Leonard
Memorial Hospital
Mrs Gillette Briggs and Hennessy Head to Springfield Visit
Mrs Claude S. Gillette Mrs Edmund P. Briggs and Mrs Mark W. Hennessy departed Tuesday for Springfield Massachusetts to be guests of Mrs Briggs daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Julius Appleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude S. Gillette
Edmund P. Briggs
Mark W. Hennessy
Springfield
Mass
Briggs
Julius Appleton
North Bath resident fatally injured in runaway horses
Roy Clinton Lenfest, 55, a North Bath teamster, died after his two horse team bolted in East Boothbay. He was thrown from his seat and died at St Anrew's hospital three hours later. Lenfest, a native of Liberty, leaves a large family and was employed on pulp wood operations by William Wright of Woolwich. Funeral set for Wednesday at South Liberty church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Clinton Lenfest
North Bath
Linekin
East Boothbay
Lenfest
St. Andrew’s Hospital
Boothbay Harbor
Philip O. Gregory
Lincoln County
Herbert L. Pinkham
Boothbay
William Wright
Woolwich
Southport
Ocean Point
Liberty
Minott
Carrie White Lenfest
William
Richard
USN
Howard Elliot
Freedom
Margaret Berry
Newcastle
Katherine
Dora Lenfest
Bath
Maurice
Boston
George
Belmont
Mass
Hazel McCartney
Cambridge
South Liberty Church
Washington
A. F. Mayo & Son
High Street
Emma F. Gledhill dies by own actions at Lewiston home
Emma F. Gledhill of Lewiston, 78, widow of Warner W. Gledhill, died by gas in her apartment early Monday. She had been in ill health since her husband’s death months ago. Found by neighbor Mrs. Louis Bubar at 6:05 AM, Dr. Romeo Beliveau declared death by her own actions. Born in Bath July 22, 1872, she moved to Lewiston in 1907 and was active in Federated church and numerous clubs. She organized Genesta chapter OES and was its first matron. She led Woman's Literary Union of Auburn, served as Sarah Frye Home trustee, Red Cross board member, and Maine Federated Chorus contributor. Survivors include two brothers, William and Charles Furber of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma F. Gledhill
Warner W. Gledhill
Lewiston
Louis Bubar
College Street
Bubar
Romeo A. Beliveau
Gledhill
Bath
Charles B
Abbie Cross Furber
Federated Church
Genesta
O.E.S
Woman's Literary Union of
Auburn
Maine Federated Chorus
Sarah Frye Home For
The
Red Cross
William A. Furber
Charles R. Furber
Boothbay couple visiting Meadowbrook relatives
Mr and Mrs Robert Thistle of Boothbay are spending a few days with Mr and Mrs Charles Thistle of Meadowbrook, the father and mother of Mr Thistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thistle
Boothbay
Mr. Thistle
Mrs
Charles Thistle
Meadowbrook
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Dorothy W. Stuart
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Edgecomb
Mae Hagan
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Francis Johnson
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Bonnie Ann
Central Maine General Hospital
Luella Royales
Willis Blair
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Dewitt
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Richard Derby
Win Chester
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