Richmond St Ambrose annual party shifts to rectory grounds
Richmond St Ambrose church held its annual party on the rectory grounds Friday, with Elizabeth Kelley and Frank Cheney overseeing fancy goods and Lilian McKenney and Della Grondin in charge of refreshments. Local groups met for cooking, crafts, and social events including a Grange benefit supper and Baptist ladies aid activities.
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St. Ambrose Church
Grange Hall
Elizabeth Kelley
Frank Cheney
Della Grondin
Lillian McKenney
Farm Bureau
Richmond Corner
Howard Knight
Mary Wright
Lewiston
George Leavitt
Eva Libby
Donald Little
Baptist Ladies Aid
L. Reed Protheroe
Prto Rico
Polly
Erva- Claire Boulon
Ocean House
York
Mrs. Protheroe
Puerto Rico
Miss Boulon
Miss Protheroe
Progressive Grange
Grange
Florence Wheeler
Clair Farnum
Baptist Sunday School
Peacock’s Tavern
Edith Davis
Augusta
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Madelyn Shaw
Brunswick
Dizzy
Beverly Cadenelli
Velma Berry
Miss Berry
Velma
Ada Poole
Arlington
Mass
Gertrude Curtis
Cincinnati
Harold Wade
George H. Barrows
Rome
N. Y
Gilbert Edgett
Alfred Ives
Donald Waltz
Edward Pinkham
Frederick Richter
Harford Maley
Edgar Rogge
Robert Knight
Nellie Thomas
Marietta L. Pease
John Jordan
Ipswich
Romeo Bellevance
Collette
Jeanette
Indian Rest
Gurnet
Seabascos Estates Bustling Summer Resort Scene
Seabascos Estates in Maine hosts 230 guests, near capacity, with golfing sailing bowling and tennis keeping days full. Tuna fishing recently featured with three large catches. The Clipper venue hosted Broadway Players performance and dance. Prominent guests include Mrs. Fred W. Humphreys and many others visiting from Dover and Concord.
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Maine
Sebasco Estates
the Clipper
Broadway Players
Georgetown Tea Hosts Notable Local and State Guests
A tea at Miss Elizabeth Thompson’s Georgetown home drew guests including Miss McGrath of Brooklyn and Mrs. Shirley Hicks of Brooklyn. State Republican figures Mrs. Inez Wing and Miss Bessie Dickinson visited town urging support for the Republican ticket. The gathering also featured visits by Seiders family members from South Bristol and Pemaquid, plus a report of a roadside accident involving Lena Donnell and a lightning strike on Walter Williams’ West Georgetown home. The First Baptist Working League announced a two-seat dinner for Aug 13, and the Richards Library noted generous book donations from Dr. J. H. Brown and Miss Ralph Carlisle, with a long list of National Geographic titles and other works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Thompson
Miss McGrath
Brooklyn
Shirley N. C. Hicks
Howard Fletcher
Belmont
Mass
Dorothy Oliver
Kingston
Roscoe Todd
Melrose
Joseph Higgins
William Todd
Howard Trafton
Walter Cummings
Roy Newman
Etta Jones
Daniel C
Seiders
Cora
Lamar
South Bristol
Grace Seiders Crowley
Pemaquid
Jesse Seiders
Henry
South Portland
S. E. Emmons
Hinckley
Raphael Higgins
R.N
Walter Williams
West Georgetown
Walter
John Grinnell
The
First Baptist Church
Todd
Richards
Georgetown
J. H. Brown
Daniel Boone
James Dougherty
Robinhood
Howard Pyle
Abe Lincoln
Carl Sandburg
Rudyard Kipling
Agnes Danforth Hines
Barnlie
George Shiris
Ralph Carlisle
Wiscasset Art Guild Showcases Excellent Work Abroad
The Wiscasset Open House Day on August 14 invites visitors to explore old 1700s and 1800s colonial buildings to benefit the W. W. L A. and Library. The guild, led by Carroll Berry and Janet Scott Berry, produced the poster art and runs Friday studio sessions. Janet showcases children book illustrations in water color or pen and ink. Carroll crafts ironwork in the yard studio. The loft serves as a gathering spot for the local art colony with classes held upstairs.
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Wiscasset
Wiscasset Art Guild
Carroll Berry
Te Berrys
Carroll Thayer
Janet Scott Berry
Chicago
Maine
Sheepscot River
Berrys
Berry
Damariscotta
Newcastle
Sailmaker Charles Snow Funeral Held in Lewiston
The funeral for Charles E. Snow of 954 High street took place Saturday at the Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence in Lewiston with Rev. Charles R. Sims presiding. Burial occurred at Oak Grove. Snow, born in Bath, died after a skull fracture. his wife Evelyn survives alongside three sisters and two granddaughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Snow
High Street
Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Arthur F. Mayo
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Willard Cromwell
Daniel Lord
Carl Liberty
Portland
Kendall Lord
Lyndon Plummer
Albert McMann
Oak Grove
Snow
William V. Cox
Lewiston and Auburn
Lester Simones
Hazel Street
Simone
Bath
Edwin
Elizabeth Snow
Evelyn Snow
Alvah Kelley
Walter A. Murtaugh
Horace A. Aitken 70 Obituary in Sabino Summer Resident
Horace A. Aitken of Sabino West Bath died Saturday night at Memorial hospital after a week’s illness. Born in St John New Brunswick he lived in Revere Massachusetts and served as deacon at Beachmont Congregational Church. Survived by widow Lizzie M and four children plus ten grandchildren. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Bath.
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Horace A. Aitken
Sabino
West Bath
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Aitken
St. John
N. B
Revere
Mass
Men’s Club
Beachmont Congregational Church
Lizzie M
Mrs Laura D Black 87 Dies in Nashua Hospital Bath Native
Mrs Laura D Black, 87, widow of Moses Black of Bath, died Monday at Memorial hospital in Nashua after 15 months of illness. Born in Bath to David and Lydia Curtis, she lived in Bath until 15 years ago when she moved to Nashua to be with daughter Mrs Walter Ellis. Surviving are daughter Mrs Walter Ellis of Nashua and sons Thomas Black of Quincy and John Black of Nashua. daughter-in-law Mrs David Black of Bath. Burial details incomplete.
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Laura D. Black
Moses Black
Bath
Memorial Hospital
Nashua
N. FE
Black
David Curtis
Lydia Ann Cox Curtis
Walter L. Ellis
Washington Street
Winter Street Church
Thomas P. Black
Quincy
Mass
John E. Black
David L. Black
William H. E. Carter Dies at 70 in Bath home
William H. E. Carter, 70, longtime Bath hack driver for the late Joseph E. Avery, died Sunday at his home on Winter street after a period of failing health. Born August 8, 1865 in Bath, he lived here all his life. He leaves a daughter Mrs. Ethel J. Hill, sister Mrs. Reynold J. McCutcheon, granddaughter Norma Jean Hill, and nephew Harry C. Skinner, all of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. E. Carter
Joseph E. Avery
Winter Street
Mr. Carter
Bath
Charles
Lucy Griffin Carter
Ethel J. Hill
Reynold J. McCut
Whittemore Rites Honor Late Brother in Livermore
James B Whittemore former Alderwoman E Whittemore attended funeral services for his brother in Livermore. The late 57 year old born in Coombs attended local schools including Coombs High and worked at Hood's Creamery. Funeral arrangements were announced from Tarbox Street residence.
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Ellery
Tarbox Street
Livermore
B. Whittemore
Coombs High School
Hood’s Creamery Mass
Death of John Fitzpatrick in Bath
John Fitzpatrick aged 71 a Bath area farmer died Sunday forenoon in his chair while smoking a pipe after morning chores He was a native of New Hampshire and moved to Bath about 20 years ago Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at two at Curtis Funeral Home 942 Washington Street
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John Fitzpatrick
North Bath
New Hampshire
Bath
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Fitzpatrick Funeral Held for North Bath Farmer John Fitzpatrick
The funeral of John Fitzpatrick a North Bath farmer who died suddenly Sunday morning at his home was Tuesday at two at Chester Bo. Oliver of Weslay church officiated burial was in Oak Grove. Mrs Eugene Brann of Cooper's Mills has been a guest the last week of her son James Brann in West Bath.
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John R Blackie
West Georgetown
Gilbert Gunnell
Leon Williams
Waltham
Thomas N. Williams
Nellie Mains
Lizzie Oliver
W. O. Oliver
Bay Point Road
Mac Hagan
T. M. Hagan
Jefferson
Koehlwetter
Helen
Inez Alien
North Sedgwick
Maud P. Thayer
Carl Willams
Bristol
Harry Bedford
Harry Dennison
Marion Dennison
Harry Nichols
Andover
Mass
Henry Albers
Albers
Alan Richer
Lenny Fletcher
Dot Murphy
Chelmsford
Ruth Alberts
Edna Billington
Enslie Mills
Jane
Ann
Albert
Mildred Steadman
Denver
Washington, D. C
P. L. Steadman
Washington
Boston
Louise Becker
Miss Steadman
Georgetown
John Fitzpatrick
North Bath
Chester
Bo Oliver
Weslay
Oak Grove
Eugene Brann
Cooper's Mills
James Brann
West Bath
Jeanette Lewis
Hartford
Betty
Quincy
Burt Hall
Leonard Gould
Suzanne
Acton
Hall
Sedgemere Road
Gould
St. Petersburg
Merle Haskell
Robert
Melrose
A. W. Butler
Mrs. Butler
Walter E. Reid
J. C. Briggs
Winnifred Briggs
Somerville
Richard Potter
Willan
McGrath
Bath
Harvey R. Grant
Kittery
Bar Harbor
G. H. Smith
Gertrude
Merton Davis
Dorothy
Merton, Jr
Woodfords
Davis
C. C. Davis
Francis J. Mills
Jamaica Plain
Norman Dubois
Webster Harley
Douglas and Webster
Milford
N. H
Mr. Harley
Hartley
Clarence Carey
Hallowell
Mr. Carey
Madge O'Brien
Anne Spofford
Richmond
Jack Gibson
Gibson
Mers
F.P. Bartlet
Marjorie Bartlett
Eugene Hall
Raymond Hall
Newtown
Conn
Hall Cottage
Walter Berry
Leominster
W. H. Holland
William L. Berry
Madelyn Berry
Mabel Dick
Hiram Oliver
St. Johnsbury
John Shottner
Lermond H. Rowe
Rowe
Neal Boynton
Malden Island
Allan H. Huntington
South Danville
J. G. Stevens
Paul Thompson
J. E. Booker
Marilyn
Sonny
Boovker
Mr. Doegnes
Connersville
Ind
Frank Blake
Donald
Malden
Blake
William Douglas
Florence Douglas
Brookline
Nat Haseufus
Seguinland
Grace Baird
Belmont
Rita Kaffe
Ida Nelson
Beulah Miller
Ruth Wanna
Belgrade
Wallace Decree
George Hanna Mir
Watts Bacon
Mite
Howard Bacon
Lester Lewis
Doris Kilbride
Batth
Neo
Vernon EB Gray Monde
Frank McCullough
Stoneham
Rockecrest
Rasmutssen
Five Islands Vacation School Ends With Attendee Honors
The Five Islands Vacation Bible School closed with a program of songs prayers and memory work. 25 pupils earned perfect attendance as 40 pupils attended over two weeks, under Miss Phyllis Holmes with Rev Koehlwetter, Mrs Ruth Harley and Miss Edith Fellows assisting.
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Bible School
Christ
Jesus
Hallelujah Chorus
Phyllis Holmes
Koehlwetter
Ruth Harley
Edith Fellows
Ray Croxford
Wiscasset
Orville Rowe
Chaney
Nathaniel Hasenfus
Mechanics Arts High School
Boston
Hasenfus
Seguinland
Boston English High School
Kennebec Journal
Joseph A. Folsom
Folsom
Cony
Willow Streets
Augusta
Virginia
Brewer
Manela
Bath
Boothbay
Summers on Sedgemere road host varied visitors
A long list details seasonal guests and residents at Sedgemere road cottages and nearby areas. Families from Boston Newton Worcester and Bath vacation with relatives at cottages in Seguinland Rockcrest and Oxunquit. Visitors include the Yeos Gilsons Gibsons and many others visiting through the week.
Westport Visitors and New Arrivals Season Summer Updates
Colin Dunn returns from Humarock Beach with wife and daughter on vacation. Dr. Charles J. DiPerri buys Harrington place near Willis Point for summer occupancy. Several families visit, relocate, or vacation in Bath area including Roche, Harvie, Nye, Knight, Kilpatrick, Needham, Goss, Mora, Foote, and Greenleaf households. Weddings and weekend gatherings noted among local and adjacent towns.
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Colin Dunn
Bath Iron Works
Humarock Beach
Cape Cod
Mass
Dunn
Dorothy
Bessie Hassleman
Charles J. DiPerri
Wiscasset
Harrington Place
Willis Point
Thomas Roche
Marie Roche
Jersey City
N. J
John J. Roche
Harriman’s Point
Ella Ahlin
Everett
William Lane
Gove Cottage
Gordon Harvie
Son Stewart
New Rochelle
N. Y
Rehail House
Norman Nye
High Street
Bath
Brian M. Jewett
Jewett
Jonas Knight
Melvin Knight
Walter Hopkins
Hyannis
Falmouth
Johnstone Kilpatrick
North Weymouth
East Shore
Alice and
Shirley Needham
Holliston
Jean Harper
Seasonal visitors and town notes from Dresden
Mrs D A Cate visits son Don and family in Richmond while Mrs Cora Gahan visits son Lawrence in South Portland. Perley Siegars buys Walter Rittall garage and plans a dwelling and store. Mrs C W Merrill of Brooklyn and Mrs C E Longfellow of Day's Ferry guest of the Sheldon sisters. Clayton Mayers and wife of Reading enjoy a summer stay here. Mrs Harry Hunter and daughter Joan of Massachusetts at Beersheba farm for the season. Dances at Pownalboro hall run by Howe's orchestra each Saturday night. Mrs John Rittall Jr of Greenfield, Mass, recently visits town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Cate
Don
Richmond
Cora Gahan
Lawrence
South Portland
Perley Siegars
Walter Rittall
C. W. Merrill
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. E. Longfellow
Day's Ferry
Carolyn
Harriette Sheldon
Clayton Mayers
Reading
Mass
Harry Hunter
Joan
Massachusetts
Beersheba Farm
Pownalboro Hall
Howe
John Rittall, Jr
Greenfield
Vacation group recalls moose encounter and magnetic hill thrill
Mr and Mrs Roger Pierce of Park Street and Mr and Mrs Allen Clark of Farmingdale return from a trip visiting Moncton Truro and Halifax. They recall facing a large bull moose near St John and the Magnetic Hill in Moncton area. Also noted is a Moosehead Lake trip by Mr Ralph Croaker and a Brookline Mass visit by Miss Isabel Gediman a buyer for Carroll Catalog drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Pierce
Park Street
Allen Clark
Farmingdale
Moncton
N. B
Truro
Halifax
N.S
St. John
Magnetic Hill
Ralph Croaker
High Street
Moosehead Lake
Isabel Gediman
Brookline
Mass
Benjamin Gediman
Pratt Street
Gedimane
Carroll Cat Price Drug Stores
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Fred W. Humphreys
Popham Beach
John Hunt
Edward Lennon
Carl Pierce
Joseph Smith
Fritz Klippel
Harry Deering
Dorothy Ryan
Samuel Hooper
Mark Hennessy
Edward D. True
Daniel T. Dougherty
LeRoy Colby
Thomas Gibbons
Thomas R. Skelly
Deering Street
Dover
Concord
Harold Newman
Roy M. Newman
St. Louis
J. R. Hulbert
Nancy
Ann Gifford
Rudolph Trafton
Ernst Weill
Julia
Scarsdale
Morris Levine
Daniel McDonald
Cunni
Kennebec
Carroll A. Deering
Elizabeth Deering
Charles FE. Snow
Nashua, N. H
James B. Whittemore
Alderma
E. Whittemore
North Day
Jame
Janes Dinfield
James
Bowdoinhan
Charlestows
MR. Fitzpatrick
Five Islands Library Association
Association Hall
Carrie H. Stevens
Gertrude Smith
Isabel Stevens
Percy B. Savage
E. M. Horton
Eva Lemont
Bethel Steele
Belmont, Mass
Phinsday
Rockcrest
William Farr
Alex Marr
Alex Jr
Ruth Groves
Westport
Bud” Goss
Mechanic Falls
Roger Williams
Menikuk
Josephine Mora
Cambridge
Marcelline Nora
Donald Foote
Leora
Bangor
James Williams
Golden Greenleaf
Sanford
Kenneth Parsons
Providence
R. I
Littlewood House
Parsons
Frank Greenleaf
Foxboro
Fred I. Greenleaf
W. H. Siewerts
Amy Graumann
Dorothea Graumann
William Adams
Edward
Mary Buckley
James Buckley
Robert Mulhall
Bailey Island
Ann Louise Jewett
Jean Leonard
Dresden
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston