Richmond Lodges Gather for District Meeting and Local Notes
Thirty members of Richmond lodge F and A M attended the district meeting in Bath on April 20. Local seniors Miss Mildred Beedle and Miss Edna Chase won Underwood Typewriter Co silver medals for typing 1 or more words per minute for 15 minutes. The Past Noble Grands of Richmond lodge I O O F conducted the third degree for five candidates, followed by an oyster supper. Richmond J O O F observed Anniversary Sunday with services at the Methodist church. Rev G S Cummings of Auburn spoke. Many town residents traveled or visited nearby towns for events and personal matters. the week featured numerous social visits, illnesses, travel, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Lodge F. & A. M
Bath
Mildred Beedle
Edna Chase
Richmond High School
Underwood Typewriter Co
Richmond Lodge
Methodist Church
GS. Cummings
Auburn
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
S. P. Call of
Dresden Center
J. R. Clifford
Pleasant Street
George Wren
J. A. Hinkley
Marjory Wren
Brunswick
Jane Hayward
Detroit
Mich
Nettie Umberhine
John Curtis
Orange Heights
Fla
Elmer King
Olive King
Jillian Oliver
Gardiner
Philip Nardini
Boston
John Parker
George
Dorchester
Mass
Pierce
Ora Reed
Tichmond
Harry
Tarr
Guy Holt
Florence Maxwell
Willian Hill
Chester Call
Jesse T. Tarr
AJ C. Randall
Phillip Randall
Lewiston
Amy Bradley
D. of A. Vi
Augusta
Margaret Grover
Zoe Tylers
Martha Totman
Courtney Hinkley
Georgie Donnell
Alice Mansir
Walpole
Charles Mansir
Chestnut Street
Charles W. Messenger
Bowdoinham Village
Charles Griffin
Wallace N. Price
Julia J. Clark
Richmond
St. Joseph's Church
George Merrifield
Frank Paine
Mary Humewell
Solon
Portsmouth
N. I
William Ulmer
Merrifield
Mrs
Roland Lord
Delightful Reception For Dr Paul A Gregware and Bride
Dr Paul A Gregware and Miss Gladys I Bickle were married March 19 in Portland and hosted a formal reception at the bride’s parents home 22 North Street Spom. Attended by family with flowers, music, and refreshments, the couple plan a Boston departure for Barre Vermont with a future residence in Bath at 648 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Gregware
Bride
Gladys I. Bickle
Porthland
Henry Bickle
North Street
Spom
Gregware
Bowman's Island log cabin project begun by Bowman family
Earl Bowman of Webster Groves Missouri starts a log cabin on Bowman's Island formerly Salter's Island. Contractor H W Hildreth of Boothbay to build on the southern part. cabin dimensions 65 by 42 feet. Various local notices follow including deaths, illnesses, and family moves in Bath and Georgetown areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Man
Salter’s Island
Boothbay Harbor
Earl Bowman
Webster Groves
Missouri
Bowman
Salter
H. W. Hildreth
Boothbay
Roy Newman
Darien
Conn
Boston
Cherry Lawn School
John R. Blackie
Bath
Marshall Stevens
Edward Taft
Georgian Walker
Center School
Woolwich
Frank Heald
Baltimore
Mas
Toward Peal
Abbie Reynolds
Quincy
Mass
Leslie Noys
Nancy Russell
Ts. Tl
Woodside
Russell
Augusta Rowe
Cora Searle
Taunton
Stanmer
West Georgetown
Maude Thayer
Martha King
John Willie
Miss Ming
Grover
Dtlareld Brown
Carel Powers
Alvah Reynolds
Henry Reynolds
Thirry Bowen
Oak Cemetery
Walter Powers
Lewis Trafton
Robbinhood
Ed. J. Newdick
Augusta
Charles Clarke
Bay Point
Elizabeth Hunt
Harold Hunt
Lewiston
Everett Trafton
Vina Wingsbury
Andrew Rowe
Martin Wagner
Fairfield
Raphael
Alfred Rowe
J. ©. Higgins
Qwen Marr
George Smith
Carel
Phillip
Lexington
Sagadahoe Bay
Marjorie Hinckley
Virginia Harford
Edward Nagle
New York
Day Point
Charles Parnham
Carol Deering
Ocean Cahill
Laura Morse
Eliott Bold
Wood
W. OL Oliver
Chirey
Robinhood
Earl Plagan
Pred Grray
M. Lian
Porth
Hagan
George Greenstreet
Jennie ‘Toad
Lisbon
Arthur EL. Podd
A. BB. Rowe
Roland Phurford
Bath City Hospital
Sadie Heald remembered for steadfast charity in Georgetown
Mrs Sarah Plead known as Sadie Heald wife of Howard G Heald passed April 16 in Georgetown. She devoted life to faith and neighborly aid, aiding the First Baptist church and Sunday school, serving in prayer, song and charitable works beyond her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Sadie
Sarah Plead
Howard G. Heald
First Baptist Church
Battery H Praised After Inspection At Bath Armory
The 240th Coast Artillery Battery H of the Maine National Guard in Bath received high praise after a Thursday night Federal inspection. Maj. Farnsworth and Maj. Warner commended the battery for its 21 months of training, efficient drills, and leadership under Capt. McClure. They noted the unit as the largest battery in Maine and lauded its performance during drills and the Shppsbury forest fire response, with local officials also credited for securing a fine armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Federal
EE O
240Th Coast Artillery
National Guard
UT. S.A
Maine
Front Street
Edward Farnworth
Sth
United States Army Coast Artillery Corp
Oscar ©. Warner
Militia Bureau of the
United States
Farnsworth
West Point Military Academy
Jocal
Jocal Battery
J. Tiernee McChire
Coast Artillery
Fort Williams
McClure
First Corps
TVG
Shippsburg
Jaques WL. Hanson
State of
George E. Fogg
Henry W. Owen
Edward N. Hartnett
Elya Stickney
Schools to Observe Children's Day Districtwide Reacts
SCHOOLS TO OBSERVE CHILDRENS DAY Sept. of Schools C D Wilson announces a communication from the Childhood League New York urging local schools to join the nationwide observance. Miss Marjorie Candee secretary of the League says exercises will be held Friday afternoon June 17 and group play the next day. The aim is to build character and social understanding shaping future citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Wilson
The
Childhood League
New York City
Marjorie Candee
League
Miss Candee
Miss Clundee
Mrs Bridge Receives Fairfax Salad Set At Lodge Event
Mrs Martha Barker Bridge was presented with a Fairfax salad set by Myrtle lodge Odd Ladies at the close of Friday nights meeting. The social hour honored the marriage of Miss Barker to Emury D Bridge of D Bridge Merrill Inc with fruit salad rolls cake and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Barker Bridge
Myrtle Lodge
Miss Barker
Emury DL Bridge
D Bridge-Merrill, Inc
Lucy Pike
Mrs. Bridge
Lodge
Five Islands cottage guests of Malden and Bath visitors
Five Islands notes list visits from Everett Massachusetts to Malden Island and Bath Massachusetts residents. Families including Cranshaws, Cooks, Rowes, Cromwells and Pinkhams appear at cottages and homes. Several locals travel to Bath for winters and returns. The obituary for Mrs J G Lewis is noted with burial at Five Islands cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranshaw and Sons
John and
Hayes
Everett
Mass
Malden Island
Elizabeth Cook
Cambridge Mass
Ida T. Rowe
Bath
Elizabeth Cromwell
W. OF. Hagan
Chester Pinkham
Beatrice Foster
Dperthnd
Pinkham
Ellsworth Pinkham
Uleanor Campbell
Norman Oliver
John J. Williams
West Georgetown
Olive Rowe
Madelyn Thibedeau
Gilbert Cunnel
Waltham
Lo UL Rowe
Ive Willites
Porthind
Gibson
Rive Islinds
Oscar Snowman
Walter Moore
Thallowell
Moores
Mesa N. G. Shechman
A. Harford
Llewellyn Tittall
Thana
Sylvanus Cromwell
Viet Pinkhem
Mars
A. A. MacMahan
Mroo
Willis Belanger
Tesday
Thibedean
Lila Thibedean
Bowdoinham
Ellen Hagen
Ida Hinckley
Vesta Hinckley
Leland Uhonmer
Hagan
Warren Spencer
Lakeville
Bath Hospital
N. G. Snowman
Lila Camp
A. A. MacMathan
Elbridge Mains
Malden
Theodore Campbell
J. Gi. Stevens
D A R Elects Vice Presidents at Washington Meeting
Mrs William Sherman Walker of Washington state topped seven women elected as vice president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the annual Washington meeting on the White House grounds. Other officers named include Mrs Charles Bissell Connecticut Mrs Jos D P Mosher New York Miss Isabel Wyman Gordon Worcester Mass Mrs William B Burney South Carolina Mrs Samuel Preston Davis Arkansas and Mrs William Rock Sainter Missouri An honorary vice president general seat went to Mrs Eleanor Washington Troward Virginia. Delegates gathered with President Coolidge as about 2000 women formed an aisle for the first couple’s photo and walk two vacancies remained unfilled by Mrs Thomas Rite Ohio and Mrs Richard Jackson Barker Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sherman Walker
Washington State
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Charles Bissell
Connecticut
Jos D P. Mosher
New York
Esabel Wyman Gordon
Worcester
Mass
William B. Burney
South Carolina
Samuel Preston Davis
Arkansas
William Rock Sainter
Missouri
Eleanor Washington Troward
Mrs. Coolidge
Stinson and Howard Buy Webb Property at Day's Ferry
County Commissioner George M. Stinson of Woolwich and Isaac B. Howard bought the Webb property at Day's Ferry through the Fred B. Reed agency from Harvey Henderson. Mr. Stinson acquired the homestead with Mr. Howard taking the land and barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Stinson
Woolwich
Isaac BB. Howard
Fred B. Reed
Webb
Day's Ferry
Harvey Henderson
Mr. Stinson
Mr. Howard
Funeral of Mes Mareurrite widow of Ambrose Comeau
The funeral was held Saturday at St Marys church with Rev Fr J P Gorman officiating. Bearers named Henry White George Comeau Melvin Comeau and John Mulcahy. Burial followed at Mt Calvary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Mareurrite
Ambrose Comeau
St. Marys Church
J.P. Gorman
Henry White
George Comeau
Melvin Comeau
John Mulcahy
Mt. Calvary
Marc Greene Writes Letter From Palermo
The Independent prints a letter from Marc T. Greene of Boothbay Harbor dated in Palermo Sicily. He describes a long world tour including Caina Mexico Canada Hawaii the South Seas New Zealand Australia the Philippines and Asia and says he will travel to Naples then England aiming for mid May, unsure if he will return to America that summer. He discusses press sympathy for Chinese nationalist aims and lists several book and outdoor goods titles with authors and call numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Marc T. Greene
Boothbay Harbor
Valermo
Sicily
Bath
Kennebec
Poam
Europe
Caina
Mexico
Canada
Hawaii
South Sea Islands
New Zealand
Australia
Philippines
Dutchast Indies Straits Settlements
China
Japan
Manchuria
Ceylon
Sudan
Egypt
Malta
Tam
Naples
England
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
Belgium
France
Amervien
Tommy
South
Books of Interest to Sagadahee Rod and Gan Club
A list of books for members of Sagadahee Rod and Gan Club at Pat ten Pree Library. Items include American Sportsman Elisha J. Lewis. The Open Book Toliday. The Black Bass James A. Henshall. Book of the Pike Onnie W. Smith. Look of the Rifle Thomas Fremantle. Modern Rifle and Ballistics. Guncraft by Wim Bruette. Camp Kits and Camp Life Charles S. Hanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahee Rod and Gan Club
Patten Pree
Elisha J. Lewis
LSD
Theodore Roosevelt
America
James A. Henshall
Onnie W. Smith
Thomas
Fremantle
Warren HH. Miller
Wim. A. Bruette
Charles S
Hanks
Percival Tracey, Margar Tracey Wed at St Marys Church
Kenneth J. Percival and Miss Margar Tracey united in a double ring wedding at St Marys church with Rev Fro Gorman officiating. Attendants were Ralph Stilphen and Miss Rena Tracey. They plan a Boston trip and home at 51 State Street Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth J. Vercival
Margaret Tracey
St. Mary's Church
Fro Gorman
Ralph Stilphen
Winthrop
Rena ‘Tracey
Nellie Vinkey
Russell Street
Boston
SL State Street
Porthind
Sadie Percival
Bath
Gardiner High School
Burdett Business College
Tass Drug Stores
Wortland
Thomas A. Tracey
Vorthand
State Street Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richmond Lodge of Odd Fellows
George Kimball
Portland
Frank Connor
Henry Kt. Drew
Emmit Bryson
Haverhill
J. C. Relihan
Irving Hodgdon
Leon Glidden
Springfield
George Glidden
Frank W. Alexander
N.Y
Kelley
Elliott Pierce
J. Herbert Anderson
Pula
Rotterdam
N. Y
J. T. Gallagher
Drummond Rogers
Hingham
Rogers
Fred L. Rogers
W. FE. Douglass
Brewdeinham
Ruth Saunders
Andover
Margaret White
West Dresden
Vanessa Beedle
Seth Watson
James Carr
Charles Watson
Hencock County
Opera House
Uith
Rebekah Lodge
Lewis Leon Jr
S.S. Norfolk
Marion
Mildred Merrill
Leominister
County Road
Ivan Richardson
Pauline Gorden
James J. Riler
Beachmond
Ralph Pinkles
Wallace Griffin
Mass Boston
Bert Kenney
Fitchburg
Henry Doxyle
William Haynes
Elizabeth
Harry M. Churchoof Gardiner
Roy Dickenson
William Newell
Asa Newell
John Rittall
Greenfield
Elmer Dow
Arlette Morse
Ruth Green
Greg Ware
Barre
James Duncan
Uch
DSU
Centre ST
Teddy
Orville FE
North ST
Georget
Howard G. Heald and
Tath
Battery H
Maj
Warner
Clarabel Quick
Capt
Richard Quick
Weeks Street
Continental Congress
D.A.R
White House
Jack
Bath Opera House
Red Mill
Marion Davies
Jack Hoxie
Gilda Gray
Paramount
Rod LA Rocque
Eddie Cantor
Opera
Marc Greene
Palermo
Horace Kephart
AL Bruette
Carroll
Cook
Henry TD. Wells
Charles BK. Cory
A. I. Thomson
Daniel C. Beard
John G. Millais
Carl G. Schillings
ROD and Gan Club
Percival
Tracey
St. Mary’s
Millicent Hl. Keen
Pauline Pinkham
Post Office Department
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block, Both, Ma