Richmond Stork Shower Highlights Engagements and News
Mrs Ervin Tripp hosted a North Front stork shower for Mrs Joseph Tripp of Farmingdale with gifts in a bassinet and music by G C Marriner and W E Whitney. The event announced the engagement of Emeline Marie Hinkley to Charles Vincent Fickett of Richmond. both graduates of Richmond High School and employed locally. Other items include pre nuptial shower for Joyce Gilpatrick and various community notices and past commanders honored by Kennebec County American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Tripp
North Front Street
Joseph Tripp
Farmingdale
Harlan Harrington
Sidney
Horace Hinkley
G. C. Marriner
W. E. Whitney
William Meserve
Sidney Mank
Walter Butts
Henry Barton
Hallowell
Leon Cook
Fred Witham
Harland Harrington
George Sanford
Albert May
Carolyn and
Charlotte Hinkley
Dana Sulivan
Lawrence Huntington
Horace Huntington
George Wren
Pearl Perry
Daisy Mealy
Arnold Whitney
Sebago Lake
Charles Davis
Raymond
Clinton W. Hinkley
Brown Avenue
Emeline Marie
Charles Vincent Fickett
Charles Fickett
Pleasant Street
Hinkley
Richmond High School
Central Maine Power Co
Augusta
Fickett
Coyne Electrical School
Boston
W. H. Hinman, Inc
Richard L. Witham
Richmond
Dresden
South Dresden
Erwin Witham
Manchester
Emma Belanger
Waterville
Kennebec County Council
American Legion
Emerson Lane
Earl Tarr
Peter Thanmum
Winthop
Walter Marsh
John Nash
Norman Wilson
Togus
Lloyd Calderwood
Gardiner
George Colford
Dorothy Lewis
Oakland
Roy Gilpatrick
Glenn Lamoreau
Fred P. O'Connell
Maine Division of Veterans Affairs
Tony Runo
Louis Balkan
County Council
Sturtevant
Winthrop
Red Cross
Nathaniel Gilpatrick
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner
Harrison Puffer
Lincoln Pomona
Herbert Adams
Sagadahoc
Eleanor Ripley
Topsham
Enterprise
Chester Partridge
Cobbesseecontee
Elfreda Perkins
Dromore
Archie Taylor
Stevens Mills
Marietta Wilson
James Meserve
Alberta Bailey
Ceres
Woolwich
Nellie Williams
Pomona
Florence Rollins
Flora
Freda Patridge
Municipal Court Busy Session Delivers Fines and Suspensions
Judge Gardiner R. Deering presided over a busy municipal court session in West Bath. West Bath residents Verl McNelly Howard Bubies and Roland Lagasse each pleaded guilty to possession of short quahogs and paid $10 fines plus $5.70 costs. Harold N. Graffam of Bridgton admitted setting an unmarked lobster trap and paid $10 plus $5.70 costs. Werner Fields of Rockland faced drunk driving and larceny charges. fined $100 and $6.60 costs, license suspended and sent to Augusta. appealed with $300 bond and 11 month probation on larceny. a Kennebec jail sentence was suspended. Else Engert of Wiscasset was found guilty of speeding 60 in a 45 and fined $10 plus $10.82 costs. A 16 year old Auburn boy pleaded guilty to selling quahogs without a license, case placed on file after a stern warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
Verl McNelly
Howard Bubies
Roland Lagasse
West Bath
Swansea Burns
Harold N. Graffam
Bridgton
New Meadows
Graffam
Werner Fields
Rockland
Edward W. Bridgham
Bath
Old Brunswick Road
William Lenfest
North Bath
Fields
Secretary of State
Augusta
Sagadahoc
Kennebec
Deering
Else H. Engert
Wiscasset
John Quarrington
Auburn
Georgetown Notes and Family Visits From Robinhood
Georgetown Center hosts Warren Harris sermon on Pilate and the Jews with scripture lessons. Vacation Bible School closes with a Thursday program at Five Islands church. A committal service for Dr. Eugene A. Gilmore is noted at Oak Cemetery. Community events include fundraisers, bear sightings near blueberry patches, and a flotilla of visiting guests at Robinhood with multiple families, travels, and social gatherings across Georgetown and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Harris
First Baptist Church
Georgetown Center
St. John
Pilate
Christ
Five Islands
Oak Cemetery
Eugene A. Gilmore
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
Gilmore
Charles Brewster
Kennebec Point
Working League
Central School
Robinhood Tea Room
Webber Road
William Mains
William Harrison
Washington
Laurence Rockefeller
New York City
Seal Harbor
Peterson Wharf
Robinhood
Dauntless
Allen
San Francisco
Adolph Spear
Charley
George Powers
Faith
Edmund Thurston
Westwood
Mass
Toronto
Canada
Thurston
Bob
Barbara
William Bisseth
Waltham
Sigfrid Carlstrom
Donna Lee
Bisseth
Carlstrom
George Manning
Arrowsie
Hugh Rockwell
Hugh
Tommy
Joseph F. Higgins
William A. Todd
Todd
Boothbay Harbor
Ralph Scott
Rudolph Trafton
David
Portland
Trafton
Howard N. Trafton
Arlington
Gilbert Gunnell
Georgetown
Civil Defense Alert Set for Thursday at 1 30 P M
Augusta notes an afternoon state wide civil defense drill scheduled for Thursday around 1 30 P M Public to shelter and pull over motorists and drivers to seek cover If no shelter exists in cars police will guide drivers to cover The drill is the second in a three part series directed by Harry A Mapes All clear expected about 1 40 P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Civil Defense and Public Safety
Harry A. Mapes
Bath crew fights chimney blaze at Hasco home
Bath Fire Department led by Chief Richard Frates responded to a 10 o'clock call from Phippsburg for a chimney fire at the home of Alex Hasco. The blaze burned at the base and near the top but was extinguished with no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Garde nier Family Vacation at Highland Lake Cottage
Mr and Mrs George Gardenier and daughter Susan of Dike road spent a lake outing at Highland Lake occupying a cottage. Gardenier was on vacation from the N FE T and T Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gardenier
Susan
Dike Road
Highland Lake
Mr. Gardenier
N. FE. T. & T Company
Five Islands Weekend Events and Community Notices
Five Islands closes the Daily Vacation Bible School with a Thursday 7:30 p.m. program at the church. A lobster salad supper benefits Library Hall repairs Saturday at Library Hall. The Five Islands Art Show runs 21 23 at Howard's Hall with a lobster luncheon at the ice cream parlor by Roy Grover and spouse. The Good Neighbor club sale date is to be announced. A Five Islands Indians baseball game against a Bay Point team ended 5 5 in the ninth. Numerous visits and guests from Bath, Portland, Philadelphia and beyond are listed with locals at Rockmere Woolwich Merrymeeting Camp and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Library Association
Five Islands
Howard's Hall
Roy Grover
Five Islands Indians
Bay Point
Howard's Field
Raymond Hanna
Ronald Sawyer
Kenneth Pinkham
Ronald Pinkham
Brenton Perow
Keith MacGillivary
Bruce MacGillivary
Jerry Grey
Orrin White
Sonia Graffam
Portland
Georgetown
Alma Pinkham
William Marr
Rose Wilkins
Livermore Falls
Phyllis Besaw
North Jay
Mark Hanna
Bath
Herman Barter
Arthur W. Hunt
Dorchester
Mass
B. F. Perry
Dunedin
Fla
George H. Smith
Theodore Churchill
Plympton
Branwell Harford
Rockmere
Dorothy W. Roberts
Alfreda Hance
J. C. Crosby
Wilmington
Dela
D. W. Staffeld
Winnifred
Susan Briggs
Richard Emberly
Arthur Webster
Robert Webster
Cincinnati
Ohio
Merrymeeting Girls’ Camp
Woolwich
Carl Welling
South Weymouth
P. B. Savage
Russell Upsom
West Hartford
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Woodrow Gray
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Bay Point visitors and summer happenings noted
Dr and Mrs James Graham and four children from Massachusetts occupy the George White cottage for August. Bay Point residents attend an annual sale and lobster salad supper at Georgetown Central Grammar school. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Robert Miller Mrs Holmes Miss Ruth Keen Miss Elizabeth Adams Louisa Howard. Various visitors and guests from Bay Point, Hempstead New York Arlington Virginia Bath York Harbor and North Dedham Massachusetts are noted along with weekend stays and dinners at Idle Hour and White Spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Graham
Massachusetts
George White
Earle Rousse
Boston
E. Rouse
Alsalmo
Rouse
Alton Reed
Five Islands
Bay Point
Sturgis Leavitt
Chapel Hill
N. C
Georgetown Central Grammar School
Robert Miller
Holmes
Ruth Keen
Elizabeth Adams
Louisa Howard
M. Meehan
Swift Cottage
Arlington
Emil Freddy
Bath
H. Martin Powers
S. Campbell
Kenneth Maclvor
Madison Moore
Portland
Adams
Miss Keen
Miller
Mrs. Adams
Roosevelt
N. Y
William Adams
Hempstead
N.Y
Cunningham
Wesley Morang
Waterville
Geneva Morang
White Spot
Frank Schreiner
North Dedham
Mass
Alton Stinson
East Brunswick
Stinson
Emery Rideout
Frank Blethen
York Harbor
Loraine
Gloria
Jean
Frank Allen, Jr
Eugene Foster
Engagement announced Pamela Sewall Jayne to Donald Frederick Miller
Mrs John K Jayne of New Canaan Conn hosted a formal Saturday afternoon event at her Summer home in Small Point to announce the engagement of her daughter Pamela Sewall Jayne to Donald Frederick Miller son of Raleigh S Miller of Reading Massachusetts formerly of Nahant Admitted from the University of Minnesota class of 1949 Miller is a member of Acacia Fraternity and Gray Friars Honorary Society and works for the Aluminum Co of America Pamela is a graduate of Westboro School of Middlebury Briarcliff Junior College 1951 and New York Junior League member</s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Jayne
New Canaan
Vacationers and local visitors frequent Rockcrest and Bath
J and Harry Greenlaw and son from Burlington Mass enjoy vacationing at Rockcrest. Irving Hanna and son visit Bath. Mrs Dennis Moore and Mrs Harlan Pinkham Russell Pinkham of Kittery spend the weekend with family. Briggs and Mrs D W Staffeld shop in Bath. Melvin Comeau and daughter from Bath at their cottage. Cecil Stevens and children of Bath visit his grandparents James Stevens. William Collins and family stay with her Madison relatives. Harold Patton and brother-law Lowell Nichols visit Russell Pinkham. Donald Hopkins Jr and wife from Bath visit his parents. Continued on Page Seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Oliver
Cumberland
Vernon Gray
A. M. Boyd
Philadelphia
Margaret Maitland
Bound Brook
N. J
Florence Shute
Pittsburgh
New York City
Rockmere
Chester Pinkham
Portland
Harold Rowe
Ogunquit
Carl Rowe
Kittery
Izetta Pinkham
Alton Reed
Richard Carey
Ricky
Russell Pinkham
Arthur Marr, Jr
Malden
Mass
Marr Cottage
John Murray
Newton
Everett Hennan
George Smith
Effie M. Smith
Gertrude Smith
Bath
Susan
Winnifred Briggs
Richard Emberley
Hallowell
Augusta
Emma B. Drew
Boston
D W. Staffeld
Charles Kelley
Presque Isle
Kelley
Melvin
Gray
Helen Eckman
Vacation Bible School
William Marr
Ray Cummings
Loring Hart
Street
Michigan
Nelson Cottage
Robert Simpson
Morris Plains
Harry Greenlaw
Harry
Burlington
Rockcrest
Irving Hanna
Dennis Moore
Harlan Pinkham
Winnifred
Susan Briggs
D. W. Staffeld
Melvin Comeau
Cecil Stevens
James Stevens
William Collins
Madison
Harold Patton
Lowell D. Nichols
Paerts
Donald Hopkins, Jr
Fires Destroy Two Barns on Cedric Hamlin Farm
Fire on Cedric Hamlin farm Aug 8 destroyed two barns with unknown cause. Local activity includes blueberry picking at James H Cameron’s and visits from multiple relatives and out of town guests. Residents mentioned include Mrs Christie Lambert Donald Robbins East Corinth and families in town and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedric Hamlin
James H. Cameron
Christie Lambert
Donald Robbins
East Corinth
Leroy Robbins
James Manelick
Tennessee
Charles Woodward
Cedar Springs
Mich
Walter Beckwith
Ernest Beckwith
Fort Dix
N. J
Charles W. Sheldon
Walter Conley
Rockland
Harriette Sheldon
Carolyn Sheldon
Harold Rawlins
Bowdeinham
Lawrence Gahan
South Portland
Leonard Gahan
Steve Powell
Moosehead Lake
Annie Packard
Granby
Conn
Frank Houdlette
Ella Bailey
Gardiner
Call’s Hill
Charles Bartlett
Harvey
Augusta
Hope Ward
Groton
Two Units Finish Cruises in Maine Sanctioned by Navy
VP-691 and FASron 695 finish their annual summer cruises in coastal Maine. Reservists include salesmen and engineers, with pilots holding college posts. Notable members include Lt. William Christ and Lt. Collins Burnett. Father and son, Kenneth and William Finfrock, attend NAS Columbus. Chief Warrant Officer Gaston Codron reflects on Navy training feeding civilian R D work at Wright Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VP-691
Falron 695
Maine
William Christ
University of Cincinnati
Collins W. Burnett
The
Fasron
Ohio State University
Jg. J. A. Rhodes
Dance
Louisville
Kenneth Finfrock
Aviation Electrician
Ignition
Nas Columbus
William Finfrock
Brunswick
Gaston Codron
Fasron 695
Navy
Codron
Wright-Patterson Afb
Dayton
Ohio
Service Note on Cpl Daniel Harkins Jr in Korea
Corporal Daniel O Harkins Jr son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Harkins of 61 North Street serves in Korea with the 7th Infantry Division The Bayonet division trains to maintain peak combat efficiency from Pusan to the Yalu River Harkins is a rifleman in Company E 31st Infantry Regiment he entered the Army in November 1952 and trained at Fort Dix New Jersey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O. Harkins, Jr
Daniel Harkins
North Street
Korea
7Th Infantry Division
Pusan
Yalu River
Harkins
31St Infantry Regiment
Fort Dix
N. J
Birth of Theodore Caldwell Janeway Jr. reported
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall of Washington Street announce the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Theodore Caldwell Janeway of Greenwich Connecticut The child is named Theodore Caldwell Janeway Jr Mrs Janeway formerly Miss Cynthia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Theodore Caldwell Janeway
Greenwich, Conn
Theodore Caldwell Janeway, Jr
Janeway
Cynthia
Obituary David T. Mitchell 71 Brunswick native dies
David T. Mitchell age 71 died Saturday morning at Brunswick hospital born in Bath November 20 1882 son of Robert and Louise Mitchell spent years as a railroad conductor in Worcester Mass later worked at Bath Iron Works retired 1952 as janitor of Brunswick Recreation Center survived by wife Stella four sons and four daughters with siblings and grandchildren funeral was held Monday at St Charles church Brunswick burial in St Johns Cemetery Brunswick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasser
Albert Deermont
Robinhood
Maude P. Thayer
West Georgetown
Carroll Powers
Powers
Roscoe P. Todd
Warren S. Todd
Todd
Jefferson
Todds
Stoneham
Mass
Raymond B. Marr
Portland
Rudolf Trafton
Georgetown Center
Montgomery Smith
Piermont
N. Y
Clarence B. Hill
St. Andrews
Canada
New York
Brooklyn
Martha Bowen
Philip Holbrook
Shrewsbury
Verne Denico
Turner
John D. Williams
John Holt
Eugene A. Gilmore
Kennebec Point
Harold J. Brown
Holt
Washington, D. C
the War College
Washington
David T. Mitchell
Brunswick Hospital
Bath
Robert
Louise
Doyle) Mitchell
Worcester
Maine
Brunswick
Bath Iron Works
Brunswick Recreation Center
Stella (Kappler) Mitchell
David T. Jr
Vallejo
Calif
Stanley
Yarmouth
Frederick
Richard Mitchell
A. Rennie
Pittsfield
Harold Dall
Vernon van Wyck
Victorville
Lewis Morris
Coopersville
Mteh
Mrs Alice M Blair dies after long illness in Brentwood
Mrs. Alice M. Blair 63 widow of Harold R. Blair formerly of Bath died Saturday night at Brentwood New Hampshire after a long illness. Born Boothbay Harbor she was daughter of Edward and Debra Cotton. She moved from Bath seven years ago with her husband who died in 1952 and was a member of Rebekah Lodge of Epping New Hampshire. Surviving are son Byron O. Blair Fitchburg Mass four daughters Eona Kelley Auburn Ella Frederick Rochester Hazel Lee Albany and Louise Hamlin Bangor two sisters Mildred McCrater Bath Elmira Fields Gardiner 15 grandchildren four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Blair
Harold R. Blair
Bath
Brentwood
N. H
Boothbay Harbor
Edward
Debra Pinkham Cotton
Blair
Rebekah Lodge
Epping
Byron O. Blair
Fitchburg
Mass
Eona Kelley
Auburn
Ella Frederick
Rochester
N. Y
Hazel Lee
Albany
Louise Hamlin
Bangor
Mildred McCrater
Elmira Fields
Gardiner
Funeral for William H. Murray
Funeral services for William H. Murray a former Memorial Hospital employee were held at the Seventh Day Adventist church on High street with Rev. Tracy S. Hill officiating. Committal followed in the Oak Grove family lot. bearers were J. Mahlon Niles Merle B. Niles Carroll Niles Harry Knight Jr Willard Atwood and Jerome Doyle Jr. Out of town attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knight Jr of Kittery Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Niles of Freeport Mr. and Mrs. J Mahlon Niles of Waterville Mrs. Bessie Hasselman of Westport Mrs. Ellen Hutchinson of Wilton Mrs. Ellen Richards of Manchester NH and John A. Murray of Reading MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Murray
Memorial Hospital
Seventh Day Adventist Church
High Street
Tracy S. Hill
Oak Grove
J. Mahlon Niles
Merle B. Niles
Carroll Niles
Harry Knight, Jr
Willard Atwood
Jerome Doyle
Freeport
Waterville
Bessie Hasselman
Westport
Ellen Hutchinson
Wilton
Ellen Richards
Manchester
N. H
John A. Murray
Reading
Mass
Funeral services for Alice M Blair
Funeral services for Alice M Blair were held Tuesday afternoon at 130 from Arthur F Mayo and Son Funeral Residence with Rev. Dr. David L Wilson officiating. Bearers were Clarence Cotton Chester McCrater Earl McCrater and Eli Gaudet. Burial was in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Blair
Arthur F. Mayo and Son
David L. Wilson
Clarence Cotton
Chester McCrater
Earl McCrater
Eli Gaudet
Oak Grove
Funeral Benefits of Social Security
Social Security Administration offers lump sum funeral benefits plus survivor monthly benefits. No automatic payment. claim must be filed within two years by the surviving spouse or the person who paid the funeral expenses. Free pamphlet available on Social Security benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
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Audrey de Witt
Raymond Libby
Maurice E. Sullivan
Mary Jean
Neil la Rochelle
Lela Cote
Edward la Rochelle
Miss Sullivan
Donald R. Marquis
Elaine Gilpatrick
Baumholder
Germany
Marquis
Holland
Belgium
Austria
Luxemburg
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Belle Hatch
Oscar Douglas
Romeo Goyette
Marie
Eva Beauchenim
Oscar Douglass
Roger Buker
Lee, Mass
Longfellow School
Longfellow Ave
Second Street
Harpswell Road
Route
Brunswick, Maine
Marguerite Leander
Mgr
Elizabeth Harris
University of Maine
Beatrice Bouton
Erich Strasser
Philip Albert
Newton Highlands
Anne Peacock
Lee Shea
Helen Peacock
A. E. Riley
Fred Wilson
Burn Callander
Harold Brown
Reid State Park
Alna
Civil Defense
Pamela Sewall Jayne
Small Point
Pierce’ Marine Service
Evinrude Sales & Service
M. H. Page
North St
Kenneber Gree
Shumway