Richmond Held Surprise Party For Mr and Mrs Cooke
About 50 attended a Wednesday evening surprise in Richmond at the Densmore house for Mr and Mrs Herbert W Cooke of Watertown Mass marking their 35th wedding anniversary Readings piano solos and a dancing program followed, with gifts and an illuminated cake. Nearby, many residents were noted in visits and travels around town with frequent mentions of relatives and guests from Gardiner Portland and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Mass
Densmore House
Herbert W. Cooke
Florence Mahoney
Elaine Crowley
Nellie Carroll
Grace Huggard
Eliza Kelleher
Sarah Halstead
Richard Kelleher
Vincent Forde
Stephen Kelleher
F. B. Peabody
Maine Livestock Association
Henry E. Houdlette
Milton Glasier
Harry Glasier
Gardiner
Samuel Blake
Massachusetts
John H. Mayers
Dresden
W. S. Given
Bowdeinham
DeLue
Boston
H. W. Cooke
A. H. Cooke
V. J. Forde
Grace Marie Worde
W. J. Ford, Jr
Albert Kelleher
Nellie. Carroll
Richad Kelleher
Kennedy
May Smith
R. Huggard
Mr. Davis
Earle Frye
John Rooney
Frank B. Hawkes
North Weymouth
Flora E. Mayers
Henry Hawkins
Belmont
Maine
Richmond
Robert Foster Cortell
Cliftondale
C. A. Foster
Lincoln Street
Frank Goodwin
James Haynes
Villa
Bangley
W. E. Wilson
Elizabeth Scott
Nellie Cory
Sanford
Wallace Scott
J. B. Colcord
Celia Piper
Olive Piper
Benton
Don .O. Cate
North Front Street
William C. Walker
Charles A. Walker
Rutland
Lewis Washburn
Oxford
Joseph Tufts
Roy Leet
Call
John Fitz
Beatrice
Dorothy
Lewiston
Pierce
Poland Spring
J. J. Milly
William F. Whitney
Ansonia
Conn
Whitney
William
HH. Whitney
Orville Newton
Kent's Hill Seminary
Ernest J. Millay
Herbert D. Stewart
East Orleans
Charles S. Grown
William Russell
Danvers
Brown
Mes
A. A. Williams
W. H. Haynes
G. C. Mariner
George F. Wilson
J. E. Wilson
Waterville
Charles Alexander
Rockland
G. Russell Meigs
Augusta
Mary Longfellow
Gardiner Street
Arthur Lancaster
Frank Lancaster
Winfield Cox
Clarence
Auburn
Charles A. Knight
Gray
Gardiner High School
Ernest L. Goodspeed
Knight & Gray
Wood Block
Knight
W. A. Turner
Boothbay Harbor
Roland Turner
New York
George DB. Morse
Ralph Libby
Medford
Mabel Mckee
Benjamin Shippers
Sadie Mudge
Pleasant View Farm
M. Bennet
Weston
Bennet
Webster
Genieve Lyngh
Katherine McLaughlin
Jamaica Plain
Louise King
Roxbury
CC. C. Joslyvn
C. R. Joslyn
R. B. Steal
Worcester
Jennie Grimes
Ella McCoy
Providence
Mary Bradley
Philadelphia
Legion Motion Picture
Powder River
Enterprise Grange Hall
George Shaw
Clifton Melvin
Fort Adams
R. I
Shaw
Harold Hinchliffe
Ocean Park
Herbert Mansir
Louise McCouslin
Sabattus
Clifford Allen
Roscoe Wheeler
Litchfield
Harold Averill
Camp Overlook Girls Present Delightful Kennebec Point Operetta
Camp Overlook girls staged the operetta Whats the Matter With Sally at Kennebec Point to benefit the church fund. Attendees from town and guests helped raise dollars through the performance and refreshment sales. Various locals and visitors from Auburn Milford Seguinland Woolwich Melrose Somerville and Portland gathered at Kennebec Point and nearby homes for events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Kennebec Point
Camp Overlook
Arthur Abbott
Auburn
Kay Point
Leo Dutton
Maxine
Marion
Milford
N. H
Seguinland
H. Td. Harley
Holt
Chicago
First Baptist Church
Alonzo Hunt
Woolwich
West Georgetown
Jennie Todd
Rudolph Trafton
Melrose
Mass
Howard Trafton
Thomas Segeberg
Somerville
Marrtown
Hartley Harley
Webster Harley
Old Orchard
Edward Wren
Roslindale
H. N. Douglas
Lena Donnell
Nellie Thompson
Bath
Frank Churchill
Portland
C. J. Hinckley
Sagadahoc House
Leon Williams
Waltham
Walter Cummings
Paris
W. Todd
Harriet Deering
Roscoe Todd
Ernest Brooks
Melrose Highlands
Lena Spinney
Inez Spinney
Brunswick
Augusta Todd
Popham
Ralph Dunton
Booth Nixy
Robinhood
Charles W. Oliver
Arthur S. Rowe
Dayton Hunt
Albert Green
Earle Pottle
Everett
Augusta True
Clinton
Weymouth
Clyde Pinkham
Edgar Warren
Vermont
Lord & Burnham Co
Edna Albers
Effie Ross
Andover
Alber
George F. Oliver
Willard
Roger
Frank Oliver
Phillip Dalrymple
Dboston
Arthur TL
Todd
Louise
Richmond
Philbrook
Clarence
Butters
Malden
Maude MacCabe
West Medbury
George Nash
Donald Sands
Marie Nash
William D. Shaw
Cambridge
Camp Overlook Girls Present What's the Matter With Sally
Camp Overlook hosted a Friday operetta The girls performed with Faith Dews Doris Munroe and Helen Bartnett in key roles. Miss Ruth Anderson directed assisted by Miss Sally Clark with Marion Cate at the piano. Saturday included a trip to Little River and a moonlight sail aided by local benefactors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Faith Dews
Doris Munroe
Miss Jeffries
Mrs. Blount
Elna Swanson
Helen Bartnett
Ruth Anderson
Sally Clark
Marion Cate
Little River
Herbert Munroe
Harry Bowen
Henry Colby
George Carlson
George Fletcher
Charlotte
Dorothy Crocker
Robinhood Residents Visit Mrs Jones at Center
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Cressey of Bath spent the past week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Burnside Powers on the Knub ble. Mrs. Annie M. Jones, now staying at the Center, also joined Robinhood visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Cressey
Bath
Burnside Powers
Annie M. Jones
Center
Robinhood
St Marys Lawn Party Boosts Community Spirit in Bath
The St Marys church lawn party started with energy despite dim lighting, as the Watt Boys strike delayed events to Thursday. George Hart unveiled a new automobile race device, while the Baxter band and xylophone artist George Fields kept crowds entertained. Numerous booths run by local societies and volunteers offered games, snacks, and fortune telling as attendees enjoyed a lively, charitable community gathering in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hart
St. Mary's Church
Watt
George Hart
George
Bath
Baxter
George Fields
J. A. Leonard
Anna I. Cassidy
W.k
John M. Conley
John Costain
Oscar Tanguay
Knights of Columbus
John V. Hayes
Harold E. Footer
Harry W. Thebesa
Edmund G. Arsenault
Henry Diggins
Booth
Marguerite Hennessy
Thomas Mannix
Springfield
Mass
Paul McCole
Stanley Richards
Charles Burgess
Roy Arsenault
Holy Name Society
Young Ladies Sodality
Lillian Lee
Doris Boyle
Flora Fraser
Emily Choate
McElixin
FE. J. Lee
Addie Shaughinessy
Dorothy
Helen Conley
Corinne Fortier
Mary Hart
Nettie Jeddrey
Jack Mulcahy
Paul Gurney
Portland
Winnie Quinn
John W. Cummings
Harry Thebeau
Weekend movements and local church notices in Robinhood
Residents and visitors frequent Robinhood with travel to Methuen Dorchester and Rochester. Local clergy oversee school fumigation in Georgetown and plan two sermons. Families like Powers Bergs Neffs Clarks Ninde and Chamberlains are noted with weekend arrivals departures and visits to friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Powers
Ruth Powers
Methuen
Mass
Walter Berg
Ashland
Reynolds Farm
A. G. Senter
Robinhood
Corinut
George Cramp
Wiscasset
Elsie Dunton
W. T. Boyd
Georgetown
Newell Campbell Ls
Southport
Stewart M. Neff
Rochester
N.Y
Neff
West Somerville
Five Islands Club News and Grange Fair Plans
Sunshine circle hosted a successful sale of aprons and crafts at the club rooms. The August Grange meeting reported progress with Camp Overlook girls slated to present the operetta What's the matter with Sally as Grange Fair entertainment on August 20. Numerous locals and visitors were mentioned, with library gifts, family visits, travel, a new baby, and a boat purchase highlighted among social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Circle
Grange
Fair Committee
Camp Overlook
Sally
Grange Fair
Baker
Norwood
Mass
FE. B. Billings
Robinhood
George Yeo
Winchester
Ida Oliver
Portland
Grange Library
Walter Berry
Eleanor
Salem
Fred Ried
Madge O'Brien
Farmington
Frank Tiggins
Gertrude Bradley
Richmond
Camp Songo
Caseco
J. Th. Plorton
Little River
Boothbay
Horton
William Gage
Helen Gage
Augusta
Leon Williams
Waltham
Williams
Julia Davis
Kirk W. Thompson
Paul A. Thompson
Martha
Robert
Utica
N.Y. Frithty
Almon Marr
BE. TL Pierce
Boston
Frank Bartlett
Marjorie Bartlett
Conant
Wiscasset
Bob
Ted Yeo
Harry Nealey
A. Benson Rowe
Westport Summer Visitors At Meleffey Enstage
Westport summer visitors at the Meleffey estate on East Side include Mrs. John Mc Heffey of Delmont Mass and family, Ken Dike of New York, and Mrs. Winfield S. Pierce of Oakland Cal. Other locals and out of town guests attend cottages and sales at Sailey camp and Oak Grove hotel, with several outings noted across Westport and nearby islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
John McHeffey
Delmont
Mass
Russel Stodder
Stodder
Jacqueline
George F. Snigalls
Irene
Margaret Burkhart
New York
Ken Dike
Winfield S. Pierce
Oakland
Cal
Hodgdon Homestead
Sunny Will
Pierce
Westport
Standard Oil Co
Edna Hodgdon
C. Hodgdon
Emma IL. Osgood
Kilpatrick
Norfolk
Johnston Kilpatrick
No. Weymouth
Clarence King
Arlington
Sailey
Reho House
Elizabeth Smith
Melrose
Eleanor Bowker
Waltham
Williams Cottage
Irving M. Fowle
Bowdoinham
Jennie Davis
South Wortland
A. A. Pierce
Roger Mathews
Boston
Arthur Sadler
Hopedale
Best Paper in Maine Letter From Suburban Town
A suburban town sends a letter prefaced with praise for the best paper printed in Maine. Mrs. Lillian Frost, Miss Mildred Dalmer, Miss Frances Lord and Miss Arabelle Lord traveled three days by car through the region. Frances drove 400 miles in three days without trouble. Annie Riggs of Loston is visiting Mrs. James E. Sawyer at 1059 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Maine
Lillian Frost
Mildred Dalmer
Frances Lord
Arabelle Lord
Frances
Annie Riggs of
Loston
James E. CC. Sawyer
Washington Street
Potential Manhood Talk Delivers Key Social Reform Message
At a King Tavern Rotary luncheon Edward W. Bridgham spoke on Potential Manhood, citing crime costs and youth supervision needs. He warned that most penal inmates are under 30 and many crimes occur after school hours, urging Rotary and others to provide constructive activities for youths. Rotarians from Bates College and New York attended, with several guests from Maine and Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jath Rotary Club
King Tavern
Edward W. Bridgham
Bridgham
Rotary Club
Dr. Gray
Bates College
Lewiston Club
Rt. A. H. Irving
New York
F. A. Baillew
Dick Hertz
Stamford
Real estate transfers listed in Sagadahoe registry
Two week roll of transfers from Sagadahoe registry excludes George town and Woolwich. Names include Amy FL Baker to Anna Wirta and multiple transfers in Bath Bowdoin Bowdoinham Popham Beach Richmond and nearby areas. Also notes Mrs Guy Nichols and daughter Thelma White returning from Southport visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Woolwich
Sagadahoe
Arrowsie
Amy FL Baker
Anna Wirta
Bath
Chester H. McCabe
Frederick Edney
William D. Sewall
Als
Walter H. Bowker
Charles A. Hunt
Charles Halbot
Mary J. Arsenault
Rita C. Mauleahy
Frank J
Guy Nichols
Thelma White
Southport
Famous horse owner visits Bath Iron Works yacht launch
W E D Stokes of New York, famed for breeding hundreds of thoroughbreds, arrives with his son to watch the Seawanhaka Cass yacht Calliope launch at Bath Iron Works Ltd. He urges parental guidance, evolution belief, and patriotism while criticizing jazz and modern youth. He promotes heredity ideas from his book The Right To Be Well Born and rails against K K K influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EE. D. Stokes
New York
Bath Iron Works Ltd
Phoenix
Stokes
Mr. Stokes
United States
Rotary Rest Room Hosts List Morning Guests
Miss Mary L. Lord served as hostess at the Rotary club rest room on Wednesday.Among the morning guests were Mrs A W Kispaugh of Last Orange New Jersey Helen M Crane of Weabody Massachusetts Eleanor Tobey of Durham North Carolina Mrs G W Rich of Woolwich Sarah Burrowes and Emily Buss Shultz of Montclair New Jersey Genevieve G Lewan of Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Lord
Rotary Club
A. W. Kispaugh
Last Orange
N. J
Helen M. Crane
Weabody
Mass
Eleanor Tobey
Durham
N. C
G. W. Rich
Woolwich
Sarah Burrowes
Emily Buss Shultz
Montclair
Genevieve G. Lewan
Cleveland
Watson Frye Co election marks new officers in Lewiston
At a stockholders meeting in Lewiston on Tuesday officers were elected with Fk. B. Oldham of Albany and Boston as president and treasurer. Directors include Harry Ted marsh Henry Rice and Oldham. Frederick E. Drake and Miss Anne Kimball with Miss Miriam Kimball accompanied by Mrs. Drake's family then spent time in Camden and at the Lake Cobbossecontee camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson, Frye Co
Lewiston
Fk. B. Oldham
Albany
N. Y
Boston
Harry E. Tedmarsh
Bangor
Bath
Henry W. Rice
East Boothbay
Mr. Oldham
Frederick E. Drake
Anne Kimball
Miriam Kimball
Camden
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Earl Castner
Shirley
Carrie Reed
Fred Duren
Garfield Hamilton
Maynard
Rose Allen
Zulette Allen
Frank Lowell
Ray Meserve
Washington County
Maine Bible School Association
Lee Stilphen
W. W. Gardiner
Spruce Street
H. F. Eastman
W. W. Brown
Georgia
Wharft
Rev
George CC
DeMott
Stuart Homestead
Main Street
Walter Densmore
Malcolm B. O'Brien
Gardiner High
Farmington High
Charles W. Messenger
Messenger
Elizabeth Ring
I. F. Densmore
Hallowell
James Dehan
Alfred Prew
Walter
Paul
Althea
Lucia
Attleboro
Walter Mariner
Mildred Costello
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Beatrice Page
John Dailey
Moosehead Lake
Canada
Percy W. Chetley
Lloyd
George Elwell
Frank Duren
Harry Hager
Patten
Blanchard Chapman
Doathbay Harbor
Avis Luce
Clyde Powers
Vassalboro
Harold Rollins
Bowdoinham Road
Olive King
Hampton Beach
George Kimball
Frank Connor
Elizabeth Thomas
James Roberts
Roberts
Shelburne Falls
A. B. Clements
Austin Blair
Minneapolis
Henry Floyd
Peabody
Mas
Everett Gipson
Beach Street
Niewlaa Keika
William Brown
Nicolas
Greece
ST. Mary's
Bates Street Mills
Earl & Wilson Co
John J. Desmond
W. E. D. Stokes
Wilbur Hagan
Lake Cobbossecontee
D. M. Humphreys & Co
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Sagadabock Block
Bath, Ma