Richmond Notes on Local Visits and Out-of-Town Travel
Miss Elizabeth Haynes returns from Boothbay Harbor. Many residents visit relatives in Portland Boston and New York while others host guests from Worcester Winchester and Edgewood. Local events include a Farm Bureau meeting at Progressive Grange hall and a Stetson family reunion at Bailey Island with 23 attendees.
Obituary of Lewiston barber Michael J. Cook dies at 77
Michael J. Cook 77 of Lewiston longtime barber and dancing master died at home after a long illness. He closed his shop during World War II to work at the Texas yard in Bath. Survived by wife Alice Cook and son William J. Cook plus three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Cook
Lewiston
Winter Street
Texas Yard
Bath
Alice Cook
William J. Cook
Death of Malcolm Libby a Summer Resident of Five Islands
Malcolm Libby born 1878 in Waterloo Quebec died August 5 in Arlington hospital after weeks of illness. He graduated from Worcester Polytechnic Institute 1900 and earned an MB S from Harvard in 1918. He belonged to the National Society of Mechanical Engineers and Worcester circles and lived in Winter Hill Massachusetts. He was unmarried and survived by his brother Selwyn and sisters Lucy and Annie, all in California. Funeral August 7 in Worcester conducted by Rev. D W Staffeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Libby
Five Islands
Arlington
Mr. Libby
Waterloo
Quebec
Mark
Hester Lawrence Libby
Fitchburg
Worcester
Worcester Polytechic Institute
California
West
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
National Society of Mechanical Engineers
Morning Star Lodge
Friends Church of
Libby
J. C. Briggs
Winter Hill
Mass
D. W. Staffeld
Quincy
Selwyn Libby
Lucy Libby
Annie Libby
Mrs Hattie Bowker of South Gardiner dies in ingle
Mrs Hattie Mae Bowker widow of William R Bowker of Phippsburg died Saturday morning after years of poor health. Born in Richmond on September 17 1870 she was daughter of James and Elmina Fogg. Survived by two sons Edwin D Jackson Waterville Leo Jackson South Gardiner three daughters Mrs Charles McNamara South Gardiner Mrs Earl Pickering Gardiner and Mrs Vera Meserve Richmond a step son Howard Bowker Phippsburg and several grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Mae Bowker
South Gardiner
William R. Bowker
Phippsburg
Congregational Church
Richmond
James and
Elmira (Cunningham) Fogg
Edwin D. Jackson
Waterville
Leo Jackson
Charles McNamara
Earl Pickering
Gardiner
Vera Meserve
Howard Bowker
Death of James Galen Bettis in Washington DC
Mr and Mrs William Bettis of Mount Pleasant Maryland announce the death of their twelve year old son James Galen Bettis at the children s hospital in Washington DC He was born in Maryland and lived most of his life in Bath attending Dike School He leaves three sisters and three brothers Also noted is that Miss Mina McNeill of 32 Oliver street recently left on a motor trip to Prince Edward Island with her nephew George A McNeill his wife and daughter Jeanne for about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Whitney
Capitol Island
Llewellyn Alexander
Joseph Pray
Paul Roberts
Carl Roberts
Alexander
Lakeside
J. W. Randlette
Cora Osborne
Albertine Morrell
Haverhill
Mass
Mabel Booker
Elizabeth Haynes
Boynton Street
Edward Libby
Chelsea
Irving Skelton
Langdon Road
Charles Wheeler
Robert
Bartlett Riding School
Naples
Clifton Norris
Wayne
George Harriman
Arlene Seigars
Anna
Lois Webber
Maurice Peary
Barbara Ann
Strong
Peary
Willis Blair
Annie Williams
Freeport
Cora Conley
Main Street
Harry W. Chetley
Merle Merrill
John Ferris
Everett
River Road
Clarence Pinkham
Margaret
Maine
Torrence
Calif
Henry Skelton
William Skelton
Harbor
Roy Dickinson
Vaughn Applebee
Portland
Helen Moore
Shirley
West Gardiner
William Bettis
Mount Pleasant
Bath
James Galen Bettis
Children’s Hospital
Washington, D. C
Maryland
Dike School
Alice Ward
Galen Ward
Mina McNeill
Oliver Street
Prince Edward Island
George A. McNeill
Jeanne
Fred E. Kaufman
Susane Brilmayer
Osborn, O
Dunton
Robinhood
Emma B. Billings
F. W. Brilmayer
Chester B. Horne
Chelan
H. L. Horne
Horne
Newport
Eleanor Cunningham
Lawrence Vail
Frederick Drew
Lynn
Edward
Clarey
Elizabeth Hunt
P—Hunt
Dorchester
Viola Buzzo
Myron Buzzo
Rocky Hill
Conn
Mae Carmody
T. O'Conner
Belchertown
Edward Wren
James S. McFarland
Arrowsic
Curtis Funeral Home
Walter T. Powers
Phippsburg
Rudolph Trafton
H. M. Trafton
Doris Trafton
Melrose
Arthur Wyman
E. B. Billings
Elizabeth Nagle
Marsden Hartley
Harry Horne
Morse's Pond
John Wilson
Theodore Beaven
New Hampshire
Beaven
University of New Hampshire
Joan Harrison
Augusta E. Rowe
Ellsworth
Burton Radley
Edgar Warren
Azuba Holland
West Bath
Charles Foster
Little Neck
L. I
Woodbury Frost
Degroff
East Poland
James F. Dunton
Gardiner
Emma Dunton
Manier
Hudson, Mass
Portia Clough
Connecticut
Paul Wren
Medford
Frank Wren
Kennebec Point
Lester Powers
Ann
Wm. Tudor Gardiner
Thomas
Sylvester
New York
Mediterranean
Aegean Sea
Conte di Savoia
Boston
Washington B. Thomas
Col
Phip’s Point
Woolwich
George McKinnon
McKinnon
Clinton Hanna
Beltrade
George Hanna
Dorothea Fulton
Betty Howard
John Murray
Newton
Frank Currier
Cambridge
Russell Upton
Hartford
Eugene Baker
Kittery
Audrey Pinkham
William Chase
George Mattingly
Anna Labby
Philip O'Brien
Webster Harley
Milford
N. H
Alec Marr
Winter Hill
Percy Allen
Fulton Hutchinson
Nancy
David
Swarthmore
Worrell
William Patten
Betty
Edith
Glen Ridge
Robert A. Hodgdon
Malden
Rockport
Lewis
Georgetown Working League Sale at First Baptist Church
The Working League of Georgetown held its annual Sale and Supper at the First Baptist church last week with Mrs. John R. Blackie as president and general chair. The event drew a large out of town attendance and featured many committee volunteers and varied booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working League of
Georgetown
First Baptist Church
John R. Blackie
Emma B. Billings
Joseph F. Higgins
Walter Cummings
W. A. Todd
Belle Heald
Ruth Powers
B. H. Woodside
E. B. Billings
Abbott
Joseph Higgins
Elizabeth Thompson
Howard Fletcher
Helen Albers
Maynard Thibodeau
Viola Buzzo
Albers
Roy Newman
Harold Brown
Dorothy Oliver
Ruth Hicks
Miles Hagan
Arline Hun
Dorothy Hagan
Barbara Thompson
Eleanor Cunningham
League
Town Hall
Robert Blackie
Jo Higgins
Frank Heald
Dash
Tom Williams
Maude Todd
Sarah Orne Jewett
Thayer
Maine Coast
New Britain
Conn
Katy
Edna Oliver Albers
Andover
Mass
Dobbin
Katy Blackie
Working League
Durham
Elijah Tilley
Clarence Hill
Boston
Sharon
Bertha Shoals Brown
West Newton
Harry Horne
Bath
Jefferson Briley
Tobin
Miss Thayer
Miss Tobin
Mr. Horne
Jewett
Death of Bernard Coombs Shocks Bowdoin Town
Bernard Coombs died Monday at a Bowdoin hospital after a brief illness. He leaves a wife six weeks married, his mother Mrs. Matilda Coombs, and father Daniel Coombs, 87. Services with Rev. Percy L. Vernon will be Sunday at East Bowdoin chapel. The note recalls a busy local scene with visits, meetings of W C T U branches, and social calls. An ancient Civil War cannon was donated to John R. Foster Post and will be placed at Maple Grove cemetery in Randolph after repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Coombs
Reed Jack and Grandson
Addie Williams
Cora McAfee
Freeport
West Bowdoin
Ella Adams
East Bowdoin
Adams
Sagadahoc Pomona
Sagadahoc Orange
Bowdoin Center
Carroll Williams
Woodfords
Ernest Carr
Angie Purinton
Brunswick
Grant Woods
Carrie Douglass
Litchfield
Fred Douglass
John R. Foster
Maple Grove Cemetery
Randolph
Oak Grove Cemetery
Cemetery Association
Heath
Memorial service honors Mrs Frank Biggins at Five Islands
A large Five Islands church attendance marked the memorial for Mrs. Frank Biggins. Rev. Walter Schoepfer led the service joined by a choir organized by Mrs. Fred Johnson and a Boston solo by Orrin White. The event was organized by the Five Islands Improvement Association with Mrs. Biggins as officer.
Widow of Elbridge Harris of Sebasco Dies in Auburn
Maria G. Harris aged 78 widow of Elbridge Harris of Sebasco died suddenly Monday noon in Auburn at a niece's home after angina. She was born October 25 1859 in Sebasco and lived there most of her life. She is survived by sister Mrs Hannah F Harris Arlington Mass nephew Ralph Harris South Portland a nephew and four other nieces. Funeral was held Wednesday at Sebasco church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria G. Harris
Elbridge Harris
Sebasco
Auburn
Harlan Proctor
Court Street
Harris
Nathaniel
Ruth Spinney Morrison
The
Nazar
Elmer McIntire Die at 77 in Livermore Falls
Elmer McIntire 77 died Tuesday morning at his home in Livermore Falls after a period of failing health and a Sunday shock. Born in Phippsburg, he lived in Livermore Falls 25 years. He is survived by his wife son Elmer Jr. a granddaughter and four sisters. Funeral Thursday at nine in Livermore Falls with committal at 11:30 at the family lot in Phippsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer McIntire
Livermore Falls
McIntire
Phippsburg
Joan FE
Mary A. McIntire
Elmer McIintire
Alvin Pye
Charles Carr
Pate Wyman
Walter Morse
Bath
Funeral for James S. McFarland at Bath
The funeral of James S. McFarland of Arrowsie was held Friday at 10:30 AM at the Fred S. Curtis funeral home in Bath. Rev. Tiovd Doty officiated. Bearers were Clyde Lake Fred Snowden Sydney McPherson and Stew art McPherson. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. McFarland
Arrowsie
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
Bath
Tiovd Doty
Clyde Lake
Fred Snowden
Sydney
Stewart McPherson
Oak Grove Cemetery
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Elizabeth M. Haynes
Boothbay Harbor
Thomas Nealon
Belle Trott
Caro Cooper
Winchester
Nellie Thomas
Carrie Hall
E. J. Banks
Florence
Howard
Edgewood
R. I
Alice G. Baker
Frank Reynolds
Howard Dickey
Perley Wedge
Paul Dyer
Russell Hatfield
Cecil Hatfield
Marilla Tarr
Ida Oliver
Thomas Hinkley
Wesley Hinkley
United States Navy
Hawaii
Hinkley
Warren Chetley
Orono
Percy Chiefley
Eugene Purinton
Gardiner General Hospital
Stephen Reed
Plymouth
Reed
Chestnut Street
A. F. Beal
Leon Dunklee
Ernest Morrill
Westfield
Morrill
Clarence Morrill
Josephine Julien
Canada
Farmington
E. F. Pratt
Ray Stinson
Lawrence Southard
Augusta
Everett Garland
Mabel Rumrill
Mare
Seth Watson
Elizabeth Hurley
Ware
Nellie Nelligan
Fred Libby
Alice Libby
Bridgton
Scott Pierce
Scemerville
Harry Pierce
Frank Rice
Julius Frank
Boynton
Rice
Curtis Bakery
Frank
Waldoboro
Rumford
Charles Alexander
Silver Lake
Waldo Fish and Game Association
Alvah Nickerson
Amherst
Arthur Carr
Beverly
Ross
Pleasant Pond
Archie Brown
Rockland
Raymond Northey
William Murphy
A. G. Baker
Walter Burns
Lymn Mags
Ruth McMaster
J. T. Witham
Helen
Phyliss
Fred
Rachel Varney
Reed Witham
Clinton
Bessie Lutz
Iva Tutz
Hallon
Old Orchard
D. S. White
James Tarr
Houston
Bertha Gray
Harpswell
Farm Bureau
Progressive Grange Hall
F. S. Meacham
Maude Purinton
Gertrude Jack
Clara West
William Bishop
Seattle
Wash
Jake Bishop
Bowdoinham
Russell Leonard
Hallowell
Cyril Gegorie
Lucern Gregorie
Aelma Gegorie
Fred Lessard
Bailey's Island
Stetson
Walter Knight
John Parker
Esther
Beatrice
Bertha Parker
George Tibbetts
Edna Lane
Willis Lane
Howard Knight
Cynthia Willis
Harry Jordan
Charles Stetson
Norwalk
Frank Stetson
Amy Bradley
U. V
C. W
Marion McFarland
Bridge Street
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Room
Marian Berry
Chestnut Hill, S
Horace P
Harry L. Horne
Roy M. Newman
Miss Berry
Miss MaCusby
Frank Biggins
Walter Schoepfer
Fred Johnson
Waltham
Orrin White
Biggins
Five Islands Improvement Association
A. W. Walker
Malden Island
Elbridge Southard
Addie H. Wheeler
F H Freeman
Pittsfield
C. J. Briggs
Winifred Briggs
W. J. Murray
Frieda
Wilma
Marjorie Ruddick
William Vale
Ruth Spicer
Addie Stevens
Charles O'Brien
Madge O'Brien
John Grindell
Clayton Rowe
Sadie Dowling
Amanda Blaisdell
Herbert Heylman
Herbert
Saugus
Richard Fellows
Tabor
George MacKinnon
Charles Tane
Charles
Plainfield
N. J
Proctor Hagan
Walter Houghton
Arthur Baird
Eileen
James O'Brien
Reginald Spinney
George O'Donnell
George
Chestnut Hill
O'Donnell
Janet May
Paul Pinkham
Kenneth Pinkham
Southport
Ida Pinkham
Walter Anderson
Norma
Belmont
Sedgemere Road
Eugene Hall
Ruth Hall
R. N
Acton
Ledgemere Road
Warren Wright
Natick
Marr
Richard Anderson
Madelyn Berry
Walter Berry
William L. Berry
Fred H. Rittall
Horace Rittall
Mary Stevens
Everett Stevens
Clayton
Stevens
Victor Pinkham
Florence Barnes
Theo McNeil
Mt. Hope
Montreal
Marjorie Smith
State College
Storrs
Nellie Merrill
Martha
Emma Hooper
TI. W. Quimby
Bessie Quimby
Hazel Cunningham
Moulton Cottage
Marcella
Camp Chewonki
Bert Hall
Hall Cottage
David Hutchinson
Martha Thompson
Grace Pierce
George Yeo
Ted
Fred Potter
Damariscetta
Mr. Potter
Alonzo
Frank Potter
Thibodeau
Nettie Snowman
Woodlaw Johnson
Sterling Cottage
Thomas Scott
Weston
Bath Savings Institution
Elmer Mintire
J. S. M'Farland
Bangor
WBAT
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas RE. Huston