Richmond Notes and Obituaries From Clifford Epworth League
Richmond district news covers Epworth League officers installed by Rev J R Clifford and a week of local visits illness and deaths. Notables include the passing of Mary E Malon 79 and funeral rites in Richmond, library officers elected, and numerous town visitors and hospitalizations among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Epworth League
J. R. Clifford
J.R. Clifford
Hollis B. Catland
Raymond W. Foote
Lucille Bailey
Emily Morrill
Clarence Morrill
Lucille Utter
Italy Hatch
Helen Harford
Gertrude Longfellow
Gardiner Street
Lillian 2
Cotton's Cemetery
Richmond Library Association
W. W., Gardiner
Carroll Young
G. A. Hawkes
King Merrifield
Ivan Richardson
Mary Oxborn
Harry Jordan
Gardiner
Louise Trott
Edith Edgecomb
Eugene Edgecomb
J. B. Costellon
Main Street
Edward H. Emery
Civic League of Maine
Leavitt-Hatch
American Legion
Legion
Progressive Grange
Waterville
Knights Heyes
Derry
Brother Tarr
Dorothea Temple
Brunswick Road
A. G. Baker
Jersey City
N. J. Nathaniel W. White
Maine
G. A. Re
Malden
Maio
J. H. Gallagher
Lloyd Chetley
Livermore Falls
George Wilson
Augusta
Charles W. Morrell
National Shoe Sales Man Association
Chicago
Morrill
Ie.ef. Durand Shoe Co
Durand
Boston
G. L. Siegars
Dresden
Charles O. Baker
Ridge Road
J. L. White
AT. Kelley
Glen's Falls
N. Y
Marjorie Dunston
Portland
Ruth Durand
Raleigh Nelson
Nelson
Presque Isle
Charles Baker
Baptist Vestry
Ladies’ Aid
Kennebec River
Richmond
Dresden Ferry
Clarence Peacock
Byron Ludwig
Emmons Hussey Reginald and Zada Nussey Wed at Parsonage
Reginald Emmons and Miss Zada K E Nussey daughter of Mr and Mrs Fu gene C Nussey of Richmond were married at the Methodist parsonage by Rev Loriet Tet using a double ring service. The couple will reside in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sreginald Emmons
Zada KE. Nussey
Fugene C. Tussey
Richmond
Methodist
Ollie
Florida realtor visits Bath on way to sunny Florida
Royce of Orlando Mia a native of Johnson Vermont visits Bath on a Tuesday business trip meeting locals who may plan a winter Florida journey. He works for a realty company active in Orlando Mount Plymouth and other Florida projects including a new golf club house atop Mount Plymouth. Weekly Boston train excursions to Orlando then 500 mile Florida car tours are planned for touring parties. Royce hopes Bath area residents join a future trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce
Orlando
Mia
Johnson
Bath
Florida
Mr. Royce
Mount Plymouth
Boston
Phipp sburg Petition Seeks Central Maine Power Line Extension
Residents of Phippsburg circulate a petition to extend Central Maine Power Co lines into the town including Parker Head and Popham Beach. The move follows past street light funding agreements and growing demand from year round residents and summer cottage areas. Local officials and residents from Winneganee and surrounding areas sign in support as winter months approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Maine Power Co
Popham Beach
Phippsburg
Comny
Bath
Winneganee
Whippsburg
Parker Head
Popham
Edwin M. Wyman
Albert PF. Totmman Library
Tadies Aide
Sarah Stacey
Henry Votter
Lenge
Mar
Elbridge Morse
Parker Plead
Elizabeth Morse
Meadowbrook
Andrew Cahill
Everett Wiollarrington
Ralph Pye
Charles Treat
George EF. Oliver
Georgetown
Parker Tead
Tle
Oliver
Frank Oliver
Popban Beach
Marguerite Stacey
Hattie Bowie
Charles True
James Pharrington
R Tread
A. RB. Tavener
North Andover
Mass
Resolutions for the Passing of Brother Mark T. Percy
The Bodwell Grange notes the death of Brother Mark T. Percy and observes customary rites. Committee on Resolutions names Bessie L. Sprague Eleanor Pye Myrthe Dye as observers of respect and tokens for the departed member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark T. Percy
Bodwell Grange
Bessie L. Sprague
Eleanor Pye
Myrthe Dye
Boy dies after accidental leg wound in Bowdoin Center
John Hiister Jr., 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hiister of Bowdoin, died Monday afternoon from a deep leg cut just above the knee. He was walking to Bowdoin Center two miles away when his jack knife slipped while opening a box. Dr. Plummer of Lisbon Falls arrived too late. The family resides on the Alfred Curtix place in Bowdoin with four other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gilbert
Marshall Small
White Road
Harold Rollins
Gertrude Longfellow
Rollins
Sarah Sheldon
Dresden Center
P. S. Coughlin
John Coughlin
Melrose
Mass
Richmond Lodge
Kennebec Valley
I. C
Corn
Jane Little
R. N
Portland
A. G
Orren Perkins
Woolwich
Amy Bradley
Daughters of Veterans
Legion Hall
Traverse
Richmond
Sagadahoe County Supreme Judicial Court
Bath
George F. Wilson
Edward H. Bailey
Melvin C. Curtis
Dessie Carlisle
Gardiner Hospital
Dresden
Charles and
Josephine Carlisle
Methodist’ Episcopal Church
Dresden Mills
Harriette Smith
Pine Grove
Raynold YF
Bragdon
Wittston
Joseph Black
South Gardiner
Alden Stilphen
Cedar Grove
Delva
U.S. Navy
William
California
Roscoe
Sanford
James
John Dunn
Lexington
Leon S. Ladd
Leon, Jr
Augusta
E. N. Jack
A. B. Libby
Gardiner
Pearl Stimson
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
Wast
Margaret LB. Peabody
Pleasant Street
BE. B. Purinton
Myrtle Dunn
New Trampshire
Ernest Sylvester
John Hiister, Jr
John Hiister
Bowdoin
John
Bowdoin Center
Lisbon Falls
Mlnsters
Alfred Curtix
Burrough
Bowdvin
Stevan
Staceys Describe Southern Trip In Letters From Bath
John H Stacey and Mrs John H Stacey of Popham Beach spent winters in St Petersburg Florida and are visiting Asheville North Carolina. Stacey writes about travel from Bath to Portland Medford and Washington noting sights mills and the Blue Ridge and comments on cotton production and McLean's inaugural call for diversifying crops. The account ends with plans for further stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John HH. Stacey
Popham Beach
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ashville
N. C
Bath
Portland
Medford Hillside
Boston
Washington
Stacey
Independent
Salisbury
N.C
Potomac
Capitol
White House
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Arlington Radio Towers
Coliseum
Washington Masonic Temple
Blue Mountain Ridge
McLean
Asheville
Ridgecrest
Bank Directors Honor Death of VP George P. Davenport
Resolutions adopted by the board of the First National Bank mourn the death of vice president and longtime director George P. Davenport who died December 29. The directors praise his loyalty integrity and generosity and urge the resolutions be recorded and given to the press for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Directors
George P. Davenport
J. Edward Drake
Arthur J Dunteon
Walter K. Phianmer
Lrst National Bank
View
George PL Davenport
Tne
Kentucky Princess and Lady Louise Win on Lily Pond Ice
A Bath Driving Club meet drew a good crowd as Kentucky Princess ridden by Jewett won Class A in straight heats and Lady Louise owned by Bangs won Class B. The track was smooth with no accidents, and plans for another race next Saturday include possible substitution of Mill Pond for Lily Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Pond
Bath Driving Club
George Jennett
Lady Louise
Bangs
Brunswick
Frank Chellis
Lady Mack
John A. Norris
Edward Kelley
John Rines
Mr. Bangs
Mill Pond
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Harold Harford
St. Barnabus Hospital
Florida Realtor
Alden Smith
Mortic
Weary Ay
Orville
North St
Boy
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahbock Block
Bath, Me
John H. Stacey
Stacey Popham
Asheville, N. C
John J. Desmond
Siis
Kuppenheimer
Bath, Maine
Jewett
Lady Muck
Chellisy
Baron Beb
Edgerly
John Lake
Moore
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