Richmond Lodge Honors 50Year Members and Guests
Richmond lodge I O O F hosted a reception for Henry Reed of Richmond and Zacheus Spaulding of New York, charter members with 50 years in the order. The program featured multiple addresses, readings, music, and the presentation of 50 year veterans jewels to Reed and Spaulding.
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Richmond Lodge of Odd Fellows
Richmond Lodge
Order
Henry
Virginia Port Dunklee
Winnifred Foster Roberts
George 8. Leavitt
Richmond
Grand Encampment
Maine
J. Nelson
Winnifred Roster Roberts
Edward C. Heath
Isabel Randall
Reading
J. W. Randlette
Pearl W. Stins
Morrill McKenney Obituary in Richmond Leader
Morrill McKenney 69 longtime Richmond first selectman and former Sagadahoc county commissioner died suddenly from a paralytic stroke Monday. Born in Wiscasset he moved to Richmond in 1885 and served as postmaster and on the board of selectmen including chairmanship. Survived by wife Carrie Shaw, son Frank R. of Everett, Mass., and daughter Marion S. McKenney residing at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill McKenney
First
Richmond
Sagadahoc
Mr. McKenney
Wiscasset
John McKenney
Board of Selectmen
Democratic
McKenney
Eastern Steam
Carrie J, Shaw
Woolwich
Frank R
Everett
Mass
Marion
Georgetown Working League Sale At First Baptist Church
The Georgetown Working League held its annual sale and supper August 11 at the First Baptist church. Fancy work, aprons, toys, candy, ice cream and cake were sold. a six oclock supper included jellied chicken, salads, beans, bread, doughnuts, cakes and ice cream. Community guests and summer visitors, plus local residents, attended. Many local friends assisted, and a permanent church service bulletin was noted.
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Working League
First Baptist Church
League
Bath
Nelson Cottage
Robinhood
Charles MacMahan
Everett
Mass
George Golding
Milton
MacMahan
Owen Marr
Zephie Fickett
Portland
Vina Kingsbury
Deboey
Rudd
Boston
Sugadahoe House
James McFadden
Son Junior
New York
Martha McFadden
Lewiston
Edward Carlisle
Winchester
Kennebec Point
W. Steadman Kent
Wakefield
Ruby Thompson
Milton Buzzo
Haddam Conn
Arthur Rowe
John O'Neil
Weston
Chauncey House
Indian Toit
Buzzo
Orr's Island
Miss Lent
Ruth
New Orleans
Plainfield
N. J
Indian Point
Misses Woodward
Worcester
Reade’s Point
Marguerite V. Vohek
West Somerville
Esther Hinckley
Miss Pohek
Harry Horne
Stephen Clarke
Clarke
Z. Pinkham
John KE. Oliver
Bath City
Lester Pettengill
Frye
Oliver
Reades’ Sale
Georgetown
Reades’ Dount
Davis
Hyde Park
McKenney
Dorchester
Camp Overlook Girls Enjoy Week Of Activities
Miss Ruth Anderson, head councilor, left for home Monday but many thanks are given for her year of service. Sally Clark takes her place for the rest of the season. Girls visited Georgetown church fair, hiked, rode with Aunty Rich, and traveled to Bath and New Meadows for errands and dinner. Saturday’s Mother Goose party featured Edna Swanson as Old Mother Hubbard and Sally Clark as the dog winning first prize, Doris Munroe as Old Mother Goose second. A flash photo was taken. Next Sunday the group will present a musical program at the Baptist church. Mrs Shoals, Miss Shoals and Miss Lyman dined at camp Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Anderson
Sally Clark
Georgetown
Aunty Rich
Bath
Robinhood Notes Weekend Visitors and Local Happenings
Georgetown visitors Robinhood weekend hosts include Mel, Roscoe Todd and son Warren, and Mrs. Annie Jones with Mrs. Agnes Vowers. Lewiston’s Miss Doris Westhall and her mother stay at their cottage. Bath’s Mrs. Winfield Cressey visits Knubble with Mrs. Burnside Powers. Marguerite Vohek from Somerville plans to improve the Noble Estate. Pohek preached in Robinhood and Arrowsie last summer. Currie L. Mason and Mary J. Hills return from Nova Scotia. Bessie Powers seeks treatment in Bath for an eye abscess. The village flag pole blown down on the green is noted.
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Mel
Roscoe Todd
Warren
Annie Jones
Georgetown
Agnes Vowers
Doris Westhall
Lewiston
Blanche Westhall
Robinhood
Winfield Cressey
Bath
Knubble
Burnside Powers
Marguerite Vohek
Somerville
Mass
Noble
Man Died Bathing From Heart Failure At Popham Beach
The body of A Dennell Rambo fifty of Vaoli Virginia died Saturday afternoon from heart failure while bathing at Popham Beach. He was found in a pool formed by depressions near the sand bar to Fox Island and was transported to Jamaica in New York and later prepared for shipment. First aid was given by Captain Harvey Berry and a Popham Beach Coast Guard crew but death was attributed to heart trouble.
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A. Dennell Rambo
Vaoli
Popham Beach
Norristown
Fox Island
Livingston Colson
Union Park Avenue
Jamaica
N. Y
West Point
Harvey Berry
Colson
Rambo I
Rambo
Edwin Fuller
E. Motley Fuller
Bath
Coast Guard
Capt. Berry
Mr. Colson
Westport Summer Activities Include Church Sale and Visitors
In Westport Monday featured the annual Ladies' Aid sale at Hill Top home of Capt. and Mrs. McLaughlin. Rev. Leonard G. March preached at Center and North End, praising the summer supply Thoburn and noting growing church attendance and offerings. Various visitors and residents, including Goodwins, Cromwells, Hodgdon family, and Dr. Swanton, arrive or depart for summer stays and repairs. Norma Richardson plans a sale at Isle of Springs hotel today.
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M. E. Church
Hill Top
Thomas McLaughlin
Westport
Leonard G. March
Rockland
North End
Thoburn
Boston University Theological School
North Chapel
Albert J. Goodwin
Fort Chester
N. Y
Camp Alders
Carl DB. Smith
Melrose
Mass
Williams Cottage
Mast Side
Alvin T. Hodgdon
Malden
Helen Kelley
Mildred Murphy
Everett
Ena Hodgdon
East Side
Asahel KE. Gove
Pierce
Watertown
Auburn
Jameson
Davis Island
Wiscasset
Norma Richardson
Isle of Springs Hotel
Five Islands Dance at Seguinland Hotel
Guests and visitors enjoyed a Monday evening dance at Seguinland hotel. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. H. Ke Beane, James Hyatt and family, Miss Helen Hyatt, Miss Russie, James Hyatt Jr, Arthur Bierkmaier, Rodger Cook, Miss Virginia Rodgers, Miss Bessye Daugherty, Mr. and Mrs. W. Nocton, Mrs. F. G. Cook, Russell Cook, Miss Mabel H Kronow, Mrs. F. L. Brown, Miss Corinne Daugherty, Lloyd Daugherty, and Chester Pinkham of Portland among others. Various locals and visitors from Bangor to Boothbay harbor attended. many families visited for the week. The community also notes the death of Mrs. Hannah C. Oliver of Georgetown.
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Seguinland Hotel
Corinne Daugherty
Lloyd Daugherty
Chester MacMahan
Vesta Hinckley
Doris Foss
Chester Pinkham
Portland
Ellaworth Pinkham
Gilbert Muir
Vpemaquid
Joseph Stevens
Caleb Dorr
Harold Dorr
Bangor
Marion Ferguson
Marie Rogers
New York
Alfred Rowe
Evelyn Rowe
J. B. Blaisdell
R. W. Donaldson
Lincoln
Mass
J. E. Blaisdell
Frank Blake
Donald
Malden
Harry Tar
L. H. Rowe
Elgar H. Hall
West Acton
Renaud
Charles Moore
Proctor Hagan
Bath
Haggett and Son
East Orange
N. J
Haggett
Ellen Hagan
Iva
Alice Cromwell
Aurelia Gray
Ocean Park
Old Orchard
Conant
Loston
Frank Ssartlett
Edward Norton
Margaret
Helen Lynch
Isabel Stevens
Westport
William Bellanger
William
Joseph Rowe
Harry Lewis
Mary
Della Lewis
Villa la Salle
Quebec
Elizabeth Stevens
Winneganee
Edgar Rowe
Waltham
Burton W. Lewis
Carrie Stevens
Bay Vint
Hannah C. Oliver
Thomas Blaisdell
Georgetown
Disabled Soldiers Create Articles for Publication and Travel
Articles made by disabled soldiers appear alongside notices of social events. An upcoming sale is planned next Thursday at the Seal and Porpoise club on MacMahon Island. Mr. and Mrs. John Vierce and friends arrive from Voughkeepsie New York, followed by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vierce from Massachusetts to visit two weeks with their parents at the South End. Miss Gertrude Walker of Worcester visits Bath and New York as a field representative for My Book House for children. Loyall F. Sewall returns to New York then sails on the Majestic to Europe for business and pleasure. Miss Marguerite Hennessy and Miss Lucy Hartwell depart for Popham Beach with the Hennessy cottage set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMahan Island
John Vierce
Voughkeepsie
N. Y
Ernest Vierce
Massachusetts
A. Vierce
South End
Gertrude Walker
Worcester
Mass
Bath
Foote
Washington Street
New York
Loyall F. Sewall
Small Point
Harold M. Sewall
Mr. Sewall
Majestic
Europe
Bath Tubs Win Most Cash at Boothbay Muster
The fourth annual State Hand Engine League muster at Boothbay Harbor awarded 250 dollars in first class prizes with Bath’s Sagadahoc tub taking 175 dollars and first place thanks to a 197 ft 4% in throw. The event, run by the Minnehaha Association, commemorated its 50th year amid a parade, lively performances, and prize divisions totaling 500 dollars, with Bath, Sagadahoc, and Brunswick teams among the winners.
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Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Sagadahoc
Senator Baxter
Tiger of
Hallowell
Mi&ter
Minnehaha Association
Sagadahock
Tiger
Hecla
Randolph
Heela
R. H. Counce
Thomaston
Androscoggin
Brunswick
George Roderick
Sagadahock Beys
New England Maritime Co
Charles W. Berry
J. Herbert Page
Arthur D. Cassidy
Portland
J. Manley
Patterson
Clarence Colby
Topsham
State Association
Frank J. Farrin
Robert Cosgrave
Gardiner
Edward W. Vaughn
Thaith
Pioneer Tale Recalled From Old Topsham Story
Mrs. Sarah A. Robinson of Topsham recalls a pioneer era tale inspired by a Brunswick Record note about a sign at St. Onge's store. The story centers on Robert Dunlap crossing the river, mowing grain to hide from Indians, a plover, and a dangerous escape by boat, ending with a warning from a peaceful Indian trader. Gerald Tremain and family arrived in Westheld, N. J., to visit Mr. and Mrs. Tremain.
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Sarah A. Robinson
Topsham
Srunswick
St. Onge’s
Robert Dunlap
Istock
Topsiam
Lidge Street
Maine Central
Mr. Dunlap
Plover
Black House
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Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Dill's Farm
Harvard’s Road
Pleasant
Rebekahs
Melita Leavitt
Bessie Sedgley
Margaret Douglass
Mary Bunker
Margaret Weabody
Pearl W. Stinson
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
Etta J. Lennan
Rebekah Assembly
Beulah Lodge
Thadeus Card
Seth Watson
Florence
Candy's Harbor
Myrtle Dunn
Daniel Ridley
Everett Hopkins
Harry Williams
Augusta
Elizabeth
Lena Marco
Mary Roach
Lawrence Kimball
Lewis Gaubert
New York City
Harry L. Tarr
Harry Wheeler
Jowell
Wells Beach
Clayton Jennison
North Front Street
Robert
Richard Taplin
Lawrence
Norris Sidelinger
Chestnut Street
Arthur Moody
Edna
George Moody
Wortland
Fred Fish
Maryland
Horace Mansfield
D. A. Winkham
Elmer Rogers
George Wilson
Harry L. Stitphen
Leslie F. Roberts
Small
Harry Wond
Capital Island
Clarence Moore
Evelyn LeSure
Harry W. Easler
Vaughan Easler
Helen Larlee
Wresque Isle
William Larlee
Arthur Sowley
Frank
Litchfield
Frank Iaynolds
Elizabeth Caswell
Charles Howes
Mildred Costellow
Alice Dicker
Hartley Ranger
Green Mountains
Dexter Ridley
Ridley
Charles A. Grondin
Hampton Beach
Percy Baker
Katherine Soule
William Whitney
Richard
John A. Pinkham
Togus
Susan White
R. BE. Cary
Leon Call
Camden
F. N. Call
Evelyn Seekins
William Seeking
Dittston
Henrietta Libby
Frances
Beverly
Phillip Rogers
Daughter
F. L. Rogers
Eunice Reed
Whitman
Rachel Mansir
Mise Christine Wilder
Carrie Caswell
Nellie Harris
Leominster
Tre
George Soule
Elizabeth W. Williams
Mildred Beedle
Laura Grondin
Cecelia
Margaret Robinson
Sewall Waltz
Damariscotta
William L. Rankins
Eugene B
Flora E. (Nason) Rankins
Waterville
Alice Gay
Ellie Cusick
Margaret IL. Grover
Norris Thompson
Bowdoinham
Ralph George
D Portland
Town
W. A. Bibber
Sirois
Mansfield Ball
John Rittall
Dresden
Ransom J. Garrett
Frank Dickerman
Summerville
Robert Dickerman
Harry Whitney
Pleasant Street
Ralph Taylor Andem
Providence
R. 1
Baptist Church
Marion McKanny
Lillian Johnson
Vanessa Teedle
Skowhegan
Belgrade Lakes
Ruth Scribner
G. C. Mariner
Freda
Flora Shepard
Margaret Grover
N. H
James Deehan
Ursula Sirois
Roy Patch
Winthrop
Alfred Colesworthy
Alfred
Mary Hagan
Philadelphia
Richmond High School
Lena Harlow
Virginia
Olive Stilphen
A. M. Stilphen
Wittston
Clarkson Plummer
Addison Charles Plummer
Gordon Plummer
Belmont
W. K. Baker
William Champney
Ella Sturtevant
Marion Bibber
A. FE. Small
George Hawkes
Elizabeth Small
Friendship
Albert Morrisette
Evelyn Yeaton
Loraine
Ohio
Frank Yeaton
A. I B. Kelley
New York State
Kelley
Minnie Pert
Leon Dunklee
Nan S. Hatch
Soule
Charles Wade
Helen Denham
Pauline Darrah
Kimball Street
Florence Johnston
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Newell Campbell
Campbell
Everett Campbell
Carroll
Walter Powers, Jr
Ferdinand Reyher
Edith Town
Washington, D. C
Ella L. Alden
Medford
Alden
Alden and Mrs. Town
Stewart
Gould
Seguinland
Marguerite Hennessy
Lucy Hartwell
Cambridge
Hennessy
Bates Street
Stag and
Salisbury
John J. Desmond
Boothbay
Mortimer FE. Adams
Berkely Street
Torthind
Earl W. Adams
Mr. Adams
St. Omer Commandery
K. T
Asheekeere
Baxter
Batheee
Iss
Niagara
Brunswck
Privbaslereis
A. R. Havener
Robert Cosgrove
Tiger No
Topshamay
Minnehaha
Clark Rowe
Charles E. Furbish
Glenville Tremain
Gerald Tremain
Westheld, N. J
Philip A. Tremain
Lower Middle Street
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadabock Block
Bath, Me