Reynolds fined after West Bath accident with entertainer group
Robert Reynolds of Woolwich pleaded guilty for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated in Bath Municipal Court. He was fined $100 and costs $5.10 after an accident on Witch Spring Hill in West Bath that seriously injured Agatha Margopis, 20, of Worcester Mass, who was part of a Bangor bound entertainer group. The group had been dealing with a flat tire when their luggage trailer was hit, causing injuries and prompting ambulance transport to Bath Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reynolds
Woolwich
Bath
Gardiner R. Deering
Reynolds
Sheriff's Department
Witch Spring Hill
West Bath
Agatha Margopis
Worcester
Mass
Bangor
Margopis
Bath Memorial Hospital
Miss Margopis
Charles W. Messenger
Arthur F. Mayo
Reckless Driving Charges Against Sailor Guilty
Herbert T. Gibson a 19 year old sailor from Woolwich was found guilty of reckless driving by Lincoln County Municipal Court Judge Ralph A Gallagher after pleading guilty to an accident in Alna late Saturday night. He paid a 25 dollar fine and 15.15 dollars in costs. Edward Martin 22 of Bath remains patient at Memorial Hospital with head injuries believed from the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert T. Gibson
Woolwich
Ralph A. Gallagher
Lincoln County
Frank W. Powers
Gibson
Alna
Powers
Edward Martin
Middle Street
Bath
Memorial Hospital
Sunbeam in Port Ties up at Hyde Wharf Dock
Captain Neil Bousfield and the Coast Missionary steamer Sunbeam reached Port Tuesday forenoon. With Carlton bridge closed for repairs the vessel was tied at the Hyde Wirlass Co dock while work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Bousfield
Sunbeam
Port Tuesday
Carlton Bridge
Hyde ‘Wirdlass
Lt Cmdr Percy Heads to Cape Cod After Visit
Lt Cmdr Frank D. Percy USNR and Mrs. Percy of Brooklyn New York left Tuesday for Cape Cod following a monthlong stay with Mr and Mrs Turner McCarty and Mrs John F Leach of Parker Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Percy
USNR
Percy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cape Cod
Turner McCarty
John F. Leach
Parker Head
Georgetown Obituaries and Local Summer Happenings
Interment of Ron Campbell who died Thursday at Oak cemetery. He was a Georgetown native and former employee of Senters Inc Bath. Mrs Alice Soule wife of Charles Soule died Friday in Bath after a short illness. Survived by a daughter and two grandchildren. Numerous locals attended services and visitors were listed from Georgetown. The column notes church services at Robinhood discontinued for August and lists a long series of visiting relatives and guests at cottages around Robinhood Sagadahoc Bay Boothbay and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Campbell
Oak Cemetery
Mr. Campbell
Byron
Mary Campbell
Georgetown
Senters, Inc
Bath
First Baptist Church
Orville Rowe
Portland
Marion Stevens
Exeter
N. H
J. G. Stevens
Dick Bowman
USA
Europe
Gerald Carr
Baby
Alice Cromwell
T. E. Cromwell
Cromwell
Beulah Miller
Marie Peters
Sedgemere Road
Arthur Hunt
George Smith
Gertrude Smith
William Patton
Malden Island
Herbert Moore Jr
Kathleen Rittall
Boothbay Hospital
Mareena Butts
Hiram Pierce
Cecil Stevens
USN
A. G. Pierce
Chamberlain
Pierce
Francis Pierce
Randolph
Merton Davis
Woodfords
Joan Marr
Rena Marr
Quincy
William McGrath
Allston
Bill
Navy
Cpl
Elbridge G. Southard Jr
USAAF
Pacific
Gerry
Aacs Sq
Donald Sherman
Vincent Davis
Milburn Stevens
Lermond Davis
Boothbay Harbor
Sheedy
Medford
Mass
Pleasant Villa
Norman Howard
Gilbert
Alvin Lang
Norman
Malden
Elbridge Southard
Charles Ruggs
Paul Stevens
New Jersey
Victor Pinkham
Lester Lewis
Richmond
Howards Hall
Mr. Ford
Newton Center
Nat Ha Sensus
Harmon's Harbor
Ireland
Mr Ford
Germany
Fords
Tea guests and visits fill Robinhood notes
Mrs. Judson Cross hosted a tea for her daughter Mrs. Langmuir with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shain. Mrs. Alvah Reynolds and children dined with Mrs. George Laskey. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holmes and kids traveled via Robinhood to Westport to see Mrs. Holmes' mother, Mrs. Marjorie Rockwell. Allen C. Brown plans to move his houseboat from Robinhood to New Meadows shore. Laura Boyd visits cousin Miss Dorothy Stuart at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Rumford
R. I
Charles Gould
Anna Gould
Waltham
Mass
Robinhood
Mildred Sprock
Mac Mahan
Belgrade Lakes
George F. Smith
Lexington
Sagadahoc Bay
Smith
Allan C. Brown
Popham
Roland E. Peternso
Thomaston
Marion Winslow
Nobleboro
James Rogers
Haverford
Sheepscot Lodge
MacMahan
Maude Thayer
Inez Allen
North Sedgwick
Billa Tarr
William Todd
Richard W. Steele
Air Craft Carrier Service
Quonset Point
Jane Steele
Johann van Hearn
New York City
Morse
Albert Freedberg
New York
Heronwiers
Gilbert Gunnell
Thomas Williams
Willard Doehl
Waban
Helinda
Stanley Vehslage
Orange
N. J
Maritime Academy
Castine
Seward Emmons
Walter
George Powers
Boothbay
Orville Connor
Henry Tarbox
Clarence Hill
Blanchard Hill
Greene
Elizabeth Thompson
Howard Fletcher
Brooklyn
N. Y
Thompson Home
Edwin Hussa
Lillie Wheeler
Rose McClafferty
Edward Clarey
Rockland
Charles Shain
Judson Cross
Langmuir
Alvah Reynolds
George Laskey
Jack Holmes
Westport
Golden Wedding Anniversary of a Lewiston Couple
Aug 7 marked the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Tardif of Lewiston celebrated at Hillcrest in West Bath. A lobster dinner, Mass by Rev Auguste Tardif, and gifts followed a day of neighbor congratulations. Family from Lewiston Bath Augusta and West Bath attended with three grandchildren unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Tardif
Lewiston
Holy Family
Tardif
Auguste Tardif
OSV
Chicago
Ill
Childen
Joseph Tardif
Scott
Barbara
Augusta
Valmont Tardif
Helen Ann
Ralph Tardif
Major
Roland Tardif
George Burpee
Bernard
Albert
Donald
Gerald
Georgette
Dominique Tardif
Patricia
Fern
Bath
Roger Bisson
Paul Murphy
West Bath
Rapid, Jr
South Pacific
Margaret
San Diego
Calif
John
Draw Span Closed to River Traffic at Carlton Bridge
The Carlton bridge draw span will stay closed to river traffic through mid September after the third coaling ship left Kennebec Wharf Company. E. L. Durkee of Bethlehem Steel, resident engineer, says 64 steel counter weight cables are being installed. About 12 workers now on site, rising to 20. One way traffic on the upper deck began July 30. Pedestrians face no disruption. Local industries were kept supplied with coal by permitting ships to enter before construction. Additional Bath officials include Daniel Shuman and A. J. Carney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Bridge
Kennebec
E. L. Durkee
Bethlehem Steel Company
Penna
Durkee
Bath
Daniel Shuman
Philadelphia
A. J. Carney
Bath Canning Center Busy At Morse High
The Bath Canning Center in Morse High School reports 1198 cans processed last week mainly peaches. It led the state in fruit canning during its first operation week. Volunteers are still needed. workers should report at 8 30 a.m. and 1 30 p.m. daily to keep rooms open on time. Orders for the next day must be placed in advance with daily chairmen due to high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Bath Club Wins Over Augusta Country Club Match
The Bath Country Club defeated the Augusta Country Club in a Sunday afternoon match. Eight two man teams competed from each club and a dinner followed at the clubhouse. A return match is set for August 26 at Augusta Links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Country Club
Augusta Country Club
Augusta Links
Community Notes From Five Islands and Nearby Towns
Bath Ocean side area residents share visits and furloughs from military service. Families from Livermore Falls, Quincy, Exter and Malden gather at cottages and homes for August vacations. Local veterans like Gerry Southard and Hiram Pierce return from Europe and the Pacific with medals. A August film show at Howards Hall entertains residents with reels including Ireland and prewar Germany.
Community club plans covered dish supper tonight
A short business meeting of the Community club approved a covered dish supper for this evening. The town enjoyed a Bath trip via Boothbay Harbor last Friday, a brush with a sand bar near Hockomock, rescued by another boat with no injuries beyond steering gear damage. Byron Campbell of Seguinland died last Thursday night, and Woodrow Mitchell of Bath filled the pulpit Sunday as the community awaits a regular pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Hockomock
Byron Campbell
Campbell
Seguinland
Woodrow Mitchell
William Marr
George Gray
Victor Pinkham
Kenneth Florence
Jimmie Thorne
Henry Moore
MacMahan Island
Beulah Harding
West Boothbay Harbor
Francis Wylie
Arlington
Mass
Laura Harding
Funeral services for Rev George B Wolstenholme
Rev George B Wolstenholme died Friday shocking the city. Funeral held Monday at Curtis Funeral Home 942 Washington Street with Rev Samuel Riggs and Dr. Percy Vernon in charge. Large civic and church attendance. Flowers noted esteem. Music by Mrs Carl Albee on a Steinway piano with a solo voice effect. Mrs Fred Sturtevant sang Abide With Me. Active and honorary bearers named. Burial in Oak Grove family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Wolstenholme
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Samuel Riggs
Brunswick
Percy Vernon
Lewiston
Carl Albee
Wolstenholme
John J Conway Dies After Long Illness
John J Conway aged 46 of 44 Pratt Street died Friday afternoon at Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born November 24, 1898 in Hartford, a tinsmith at Bath Iron Works and a Bath lodge Elks member. He leaves wife Mildred, son George, his mother and two sisters Ganiford Grams of West Hartford and Helen Bernard of Stamford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Conway
Pratt Street
Memorial Hospital
Hartford
Conn
Mr. Conway
Dennis
Helen Conway
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Bath Lodge of Elks
Mildred Conway
George
Ganiford Grams
West Hartford
Helen Bernard
Stamford
Funeral services for Mrs Alice M Soule
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice M. Soule were held Monday at 2 30 from the Arthur F Mayo Funeral Residence 819 High Street with Rev Dr David L Wilson officiating Bearers were Jason Merrill Charles Andre Elwood Hathorne and Donald Hopkins burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Soule
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
David L. Wilson
Jason Merrill
Charles Andre
Elwood Hathorne
Donald Hopkins
Oak Grove
Byron M Campbell Dies at 65 in Georgetown City
Byron Manson Campbell 65 died at his home on 26 Shepard Lane Friday morning from a heart attack after illness since Wednesday. Born May 15, 1880 in Georgetown, he was a seaman turned captain like his father, later in fishing, then worked at Senter's Inc. Surviving are his wife Grace, daughter Mona, his mother Mrs. Mary Campbell, sister Mrs. Herman Spinney, brother Lincoln Campbell, and one grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Manson Campbell
Shepard Lane
Senter’s
Georgetown
Mr. Campbell
Byron Campbell
Mary (Hinckley) Campbell
Bay Point
Sunbeam
Campbell
Senter's, Inc
Grace
Humphrey
Emma B Billings dies in Georgetown after long illness
Mrs Emma B Billings 79 widow of Charles W Billings died at her Georgetown home after a long illness. She was born Feb 4 1866 in Boothbay daughter of Rev James and Mary Boyd and moved to Georgetown as a young woman. Surviving are daughter Helen Stuart postmistress at MacMahon Island and manager of the Club house two sons Roland M Stuart Hamilton Ohio and James B Stuart Pennsgrove NJ, one brother Rev W T Boyd Flasher ND. Funeral at Georgetown Baptist church Thursday at 2 pm with burial in the family lot. Friends may call at Arthur F Mayo & Son Funeral Residence 819 High Street until Thursday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances White
Bernice Terrell
Effie Sherman
Laura Reynolds
Bertha Curtis
Beatrice Webber
Margaret Peabody
Bell Call
Carrie Hall
Herbert Rankins
Edna Hodgkins
Polly Roberts
Haynes
Elizabeth Haynes
Ethel Pinkham
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Home
Auburn
Williams Beach
Rich
University of Maine
Dorothy McMaster
Header
Jean Hanson
Mary Muise
Marilyn Schools
Joyce Foster
Florence
Mildred Wheeler
Mary L. Gilbert
Arthur J. Lynch
St. Ambrose's Rectory
Thomas B. Henderson
Ann Gilbert
Ernest Gomier
George Gilbert
Gay Lynch
Harrisburg
Seaman
Lynch
Jerrald Foss
Dover
N. H
White Mountains
Seaman Lynch
Front Street
Letha Edwards
Portland
Laura Stilphen
Main Street
Myron D. Heenie
Pleasant Street
Norma MacCormick
Old Orchard
Henry Smith
Montpelier
Carl Anderson
Louise Shepard
Nellie Cobb
Brunswick Hospital
Albert Darrah
Hill Place
River Road
George Despeaux
Somerville
Mags
Charles Davis
Harold Harford
Walter Brach
Charles Pashard
Lynbrook
Leslie F. Roberts
Center Street
Roberts
Lynn F. Plaise
Dr. Plaise
Georgetown
Maurice Peary
Strong
Raymond Blair
Willis Blair
Beedle Road
Stickney
Wild Life and Research
Swan Island
Pfc
Roy Shields
329Th Infantry
Army
Charles Kelley
Presque Isle
Kelley
Thomas Donrene Clerey
New Rochelle
N. Y
Donnelly
Chester Call
Fort Dix
N. J
Emma B. Billings
Charles W. Billings
Boothbay
James and
Mary (Allen) Boyd
Roland M. Stuart
Hamilton
Ohio
James B. Stuart
Pennsgrove
Rev
W. T. Boyd
Flasher
N. D
Georgetown Batpist Church
Arthur F. Mayo & Son
High Street
Mrs. Alice M. Soule 65 dies after long illness
Mrs. Alice M. Soule of 52 Corliss Street died Friday afternoon at home after a long illness. Born July 24, 1880 in Georgetown she was daughter of Alexander and Elizabeth Snowman. Survived by husband Charles Soule daughter Mrs. Edwin Pinson Jr. of North Edgecomb two grandchildren four sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday at 2 30 p.m. from Arthur F Mayo Funeral Residence with Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Soule
Charles Soule
Bath
Elizabeth
Alexander Snowman
Edwin Pinson
North Edgecomb
Albert Davis
Portland
Ernest Heal
Georgetown
Everett Lord
Lynn
Mass
Mayo
Charles MacMahan
Walter Beane
Janice Beane
Melvina Cunningham
Billa Tarr
Howard Trafton
Roy Newman
William Todd
Joseph Higgins
Dorothy Oliver
Walter Cummings
Robinhood Church
Charles L. Kinney
Gaston LaChaise
Daniel Weingarter
Wiscasset
Corliss Street
Arthur F. Mayo
David L. Wilson
Soule
Alexander and
Elizabeth Chase Snowman
Central Congregational Church
Genesta
The
Eastern Star
Col. Dummer Sewall
D.A.R
Edwin Pinson, Jr
Edwin Pinson III
Nancy Pinson
Emma King
Saugus
Irving, Lord
Watertown
Burt Davis
Funeral services for Byron Manson Campbell
Byron Manson Campbell funeral services were held Monday at 2 PM at Curtis Funeral Home officiated by Rev. David L. Wilson. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Cemetery, Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Manson Campbell
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Oak Cemetery
Georgetown
Funeral for Mrs. Eliza Dow of Woolwich
Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza Dow of Woolwich were held Tuesday at 10 am at Arthur F. Mayo & Son Funeral Residence with Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson officiating. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Dow
Woolwich
Arthur F. Mayo
Death of Former Bath Pastor Wolstenholme Remains Noted
The liberal former pastor who led Bath's church for 20 years died suddenly. He supported interfaith causes, spoke at Bath Memorial Hospital campaigns, and led Rotary his presidency began July 1. Surviving widow Gladys Fellows Wolstenholme and daughter Jane were among relatives. Funeral was Monday at Curtis Funeral Home of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Mr. Wolstenholme
Wolstenholme
Bath
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath Firemen’s Memorial Association
Rotary
Bath Club
People’s Church
Bailey Evening School of Industry
Colonial Club
Gladys Fellows Wolstenholme, R. N
Guilford
Memorial Hospital
Jane Wolstenholme
James
Thomas Gallahue
New York City
Belle Welch
Dexter
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Samuel Riggs
Brunswick
Percy Vernon
Lewiston
Playground Notes Highlight Club Craft Displays And Contests
City playgrounds hosted a busy week with handiwork displays at season’s end. Dike group focused on woodwork, glass painting, felt crafts, and napkins donated to the hospital. Goddard’s students made hand painted bookmarks for the hospital and fashioned bird feeding stations and fences. A dress-up parade awarded prizes to Joan Abbott Paul Bourget Kent Clark Frances Witham Una Witham Betty Newell and Jean Abbott. Lawrence Bridges led in archery and shared top singing games with Susan Norton and Lawrence Bridges captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike
Joan Abbott
Paul Bourget
Kent Clark
Frances
Una Witham
Betty Newell
Jean Abbott
Goddard
Susan Norton
Lawrence Bridges
Maine
Mrs Lumsden Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. Gertrude Lumsden of Portland returned there Tuesday after two weeks with her daughters Mrs. Merton Dearing on Drummond Street and Mrs. Wilbur Crooker on Milan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Lumsden
Portland
Merton Dearing
Drummond Street
Wilbur Crooker
Milan Street
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Dresden
J. Maud Barker
Abbie
Lois Barker
Cedar Grove
June Bailey
Gardiner General Hospital
Benjamin Wentworth Hazardvotes
Connecticut
John H. Mayers
M.E
Dresden Mills
Leslie A. Bailey
Charles Dorr
Cuba
Fred Carlton
South Dresden
May Groves
Juanita
Helen
Wellesley
Alexander Cairns Liud
Chester Siegars
Boston
Perley Siegars
Edmund Brown
Ocean Point
Brown
Kennebec Point
Newmans
Mrs
Mr. Tardif
Bath Canning Center
Bath Iron Works
Livermore Falls
D. W. Stafford
Carl Roy
Laura Briggs
Winnifred
Susan
Winter Hill
Branwell Harford
Phillip O'Brien
Washington, D. C
Harland Pinkham
Epee
Romney
Marius H. Page
North Street
Byron M. Campbell
Central Church, Eastern Star and Dummer Sewall Chapter
B. M. Campbell
Mrs. Dow
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Washington St