Richmonds and friends gather for weddings and notices
Kinsfolk of Richmond and nearby towns attend diverse events. Names appear include Cairns Rogge James Lord and families, with a wedding by Justice of the Peace on June 4, 1947, attended by Miles Dowd. Social items note anniversaries, lodge meetings, and community visits. residents travel between Richmond and Newark, New Jersey for family engagements and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Everett Lord
Roland E. Lord
Richmond
Mary Elizabeth James
Merle James
John Justice of
Lord
Sivine A
Chestnut Stree Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Melvine Borjesson
Fort Richmond
County Road
United States
Canada
Lloyd Walker
Raymond Libby
Francis G. Buzzell
Fryeburg
Watta
Boens
George Oflaston
Madeline
Oh Mein
Hallowell
Albert Sanborn
Augusta
Aine Belden
Winthrop
Ana Ee Lewis
Monmouth
Bby
State Division
Animal Industry
Lara Reed
Dao Richmond
Esther Marnen
India
Cairns Rogge
Newark
N.J
Alexi
Cairns
Bowdoin River
Rogge
Newin College
Rutgers Universees
Edward Coughlin
Frances Maghlin
South Gardiner
Angus
Richmond and area residents mingle across visits and travels
The article lists numerous local residents and visitors including Captain Charles Hewitt aged 97 from Richmond, Mrs Leavitt in Cleveland for a Civil War veterans meeting, and families from Bowdoinham Gardiner and Springfield. It notes travels to Popham, The Weirs, Laconia and Canada, with several homecomings and relocations to Richmond and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hager
Aubrey Hage
Paco
Richmond
Warren Peacock
Gardiner
Ei Ede Cove
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Lamien
Springfield
Mass
William Teagles
Romeo Bellavance
Canada
New York State
Merle Leavitt
Gardiner Gene Hospital
Ae Earan Washington
Robert Hale
Por Portland
Helen Herbert
Farmington Normal School
W. E.land
Dorchester
Fred Greebe
Watertown
Louise Oakes
Bernard Browder
Nes Ae Ye Hattie Ee
Sna
Ralph Groves
Dana Hopkins
the Weirs
Laconia
Charles A Alexander Funeral Services Held
Charles A Alexander died at Gardiner General Hospital. Funeral services were held with officiating. Honorary bearers included Edward Favor Clyde McFee Frank Sherman Freeman Mosher and Albert Wing. Active bearers were Harold Houdlette Francis Sherman Earl McFee James Carr and Norris Sidelinger. Interment in Evergreen cemetery. Relatives present included Mr and Mrs Harold Brown Jr George town Mr and Mrs Charles Soule Bath Mrs Edwin Pinson Edgecomb Mrs Grace Jonert Fitchburg Mass and Mrs Austin Smith Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Alexander
Charles ‘A. Alexander
Gardiner General Hospital
Monchurch
Edward Favor
Clyde McFee
Frank Sherman
Freeman Mosher
Albert Wing
Harold Houdlette
Francis Sherman
Earl McFee
James Carr
Norris Sidelinger
Evergreen Cemetery
Old Brown
Harold Brown, Jr
Georgetown
Charles Soul
Robinhood Church Fair Brings Community Support
A village fair at Robinhood drew crowds and raised between 300 and 400 dollars through sales of fancy work aprons and treats. Organizers included John R. Blackie and committees for craft work, coffee and cake, flowers, and grabs. Services resume at three o clock each Sunday, with Sunday school at 2:30. A kitchen fire at Taft cottage in MacMahan was contained by Rob inhood volunteers using sand. The local baseball team won both Sunday games at Erskins field Georgetown 9 Southport 2 and Georgetown 18 Bay Point 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Blackie
Joseph Higgins
Earle Hagan
Walter V. Cummings
Belle Heald
Clarence B
Ham
Miseton
William ‘Odd
Howard Trafton
Gilbert Gunnell
J. A. Beyea
Sees
Eee
Bellet
First Baptist Church
Taft
MacMahan
Iag
Robinhood
Higgins Cruiser
Philip Eaton
Boothbay
Erskins Field
Georgetown
Southport
Bay Point
Warren Todd
Carroll Powers
Srr
Lauretta
Theodore Campbell
Nland
Bath ‘Memorial Hospital
May Eliza
Working League
Vacationers and Guests Visit Robinhood Area Homes
Mrs J Stewart observes Aug 4 in Kennebec Mass while vacationing with family. John F Thom visits sister Elizabeth Thompson in town. Roy Campbell hosts guests at Robinhood. Numerous local families host relatives and enjoy boat trips, suppers, and golf style gatherings along the Kennebec and at Sagadahoc Bay during summer visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sale
J. Stewart
Coca
Stewart
Kennebec Mass
Scotbahes
John F. Thom
Ralph Birdsall
New Canaan
Russell Pinkham
C. A. Boissevain
William Zorach
Lees — Sey Son
Allen
Grace Fullerton
Eainhood
Holt
Arrowsic
Kennebec
Swan Isla
William Bisseth
Taylor Simpson
Winston-Salem
N.C
Roy J. Campbell
Robinhood
Chester Phillips
Old Picture Shop
Boston
Peterson
Walter J. Sly
Waltham
F. Higgins
Sarah Woodward
Con- Rev
J. Clifton Little
Mary
New Meadows
Roy Newman
William ‘Odd
Carle Hane
Pine Crest Run
Clarence B. Hill
Patty
Newport
Neler
Hans Peter Sorensen
Copenhagen
Bath Iron Works
Roland E. Peter
Washington
Jayson Pred
Jon Schoener
Warren S. Todd
Carroll P. Powers
Harry Horne
A Rose
Gadahocay
Sterling
Bridgeport
Sewall Oliver
Mill House
New York City
Westall
Wilder Hagan
Arrowsie
Louise S. Peterson
Seal and Porpoise
MacMahon
Dorothy Oliver
Hilda Oliver
Jessie Addams
Brooklyn
N. Y
Elizabeth Thompson
P T A Fair Schedule and Local News Highlights
A town P T A fair features a food booth, handmade crafts, child rug displays, and a series of races and finals across many classes. Community events include a bridal shower for Mrs. Clarence Young, a Yankee swap at a club meeting, and a boat sail to Pemaquid. Local residents and visitors are noted at cottages and homes. weddings, visits, and family news populate the social page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Young
Ida MacGillivary
Bath
Local visitors join elders at historic Beyea home
Grandmother Mrs J G Stevens and Mr and Mrs Emile Moerke of Portland called on Rev J A Beyea and his wife at their ancestral residence. Lloyd George Pinkham stayed as a guest of his parents on MacMahon Island. Janice Carr visited Mrs Lawrence Davis and Dr George Nichols, newly returned to Boston, while Mrs Nichols mother Mrs Watson from Portland spent the weekend here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell E. Boynton
Malden Island
J. Clifton Little
Vacao
Christine Carey
Carley Cotage
Nichols
Quincy
Mass
Stella ‘Comeau
Albert ‘Douglas
Chester ‘Comeau
Bath
Frederick Parkherst
Somerville
Melvin Comeau
Charles Moore
Herbert Moore
Ward
Comdr
Frederick Yeo
Virginia
Frederick, Jr
Frederick Butts
Warner Eustis
William Blenn
New York
John Blasi
Blasi
William Chafe, Jr
Chafe Cottage
William Chafe
Richard Emberly
Laura Briggs
Gage
Helen Lof
Igemere Road
Mae Johnson
Waltham
Howard Bacon
Waltham, Jena
Land Granndmother
J. G. ‘Stevens
Emile Moerke
Portland
J. A. Beyea
Lloyd George Pinkham Wen
Ige Ia
MacMahan Island
Iss Janice Carr
Lawrence Davis
George Nichols
Boston
Walter Watson
Obituary Mrs Sarah A Cook of Bath dies at 86
Mrs. Sarah A Cook widow of Edward E Cook of 38 Willow street died suddenly Monday at home after a short illness. Born February 22 1861 in Fredericton NB she spent 68 years in Bath and 66 on Willow street. Survived by son Harry Cook two sisters George Grace Leonard Grace Herbert Grace Allen Grace four brothers two grandchildren three great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from 38 Willow street Thursday at two with Rev Dr David L Wilson officiating burial in Oak Grove family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Cook
Edward E. Cook
Willow Street
Henry and
Margaret Ra Grace
Bath
Cook
First Baptist Church
Harry Cook
Charles Williams
Wollaston
Mass
Charles Cook
George Grace
St. John
N. B
Leonard Grace
Cambridge
Herbert Grace
New Haven
David L. Wilson
Oak Grove
Palmer Ralph L. Palmer 66 dies at North Bath home
Ralph L. Palmer aged 66 died suddenly at his North Bath residence on the Bay Road. Born May 31, 1879 in Bath he worked 12 years at Bath Iron Works and farmed in North Bath the last 47 years. Survived by sons Lawrence W. Palmer and Lewis E. Palmer eight grandchildren. Funeral services held Wednesday at Mayo's Funeral Residence with Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Palmer
Bay Road
North Bath
Bath
Lewis
Anna (Waldron) Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Bath Iron Works
Lawrence W. Palmer
East Brunswick
Lewis E. Palmer
Mayo
High Street
David L. Wilson
Langbehn Funeral Held For Carl W Langbehn
Funeral services for Carl W. Langbehn son of Mr and Mrs Carl M Langbehn of 1238 High street were held Sunday at Mayo's funeral residence with Rev Joseph O Purdue officiating. A large Morse High school class presence and many flowers marked the service. Bearers included Robert Sharkey Albert Young William Jackson and John G Wishart. Burial followed in Oak Grove family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Langbehn
Carl M. Langbehn
High Street
Mayo
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street
Robert Sharkey
Albert Young
William Jackson
Morse High
John G. Wishart
Oak Grove
Munsey Funeral Services Held at Grace Episcopal Church
Funeral services for Warren C. Munsey were conducted Monday afternoon at two o'clock from Grace Episcopal church with Rev. Nelson Gildersleeve officiating. Bearers were William Plummer, Frank Munsey, Lester Munsey Jr., and George Crocker. Burial followed in the family lot at Laurel Grove cemetery in Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren C. Munsey
Grace Episcopal Church
Nelson Gildersleeve
William Plummer
Frank Munsey
Lester Munsey, Jr
George Crocker
Laurel Grove
Woolwich
Girls Return From Fortnight Visit to Meadowbrook
Miss Jackie Snipe of Topsham and Miss Gloria T Brown of Bath have come home after a fortnight with Miss Snipe's parents Mr and Mrs Merton Snipe who are staying a month at the Wheeler cottage at Meadowbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Snipe
Topsham
Gloria T. Brown
Bath
Miss Snipe
Mrs
Merton Snipe
Morse High pupil drowns in New Meadows River
Carl W Langbehn 15, Morse High student, disappeared while fishing near Birch Point Bath. His body was recovered in 30 feet of water after grappling by Sagadahoc deputies. Death ruled accidental drowning. Survived by parents, a brother George, and a sister Gerda. Funeral set for Sunday at Arthur F Mayo funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Langbehn
Morse High School
New Meadows
Birch Point
Sagadahoc County
Sheriff's Department
Charles W. Messenger
Edward Belanger
Frank Carver
Topsham
Loring D
Winter Street Church
Boy Scouts
Fireside Club
George
Gerda Lahn
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Munsey, Bath resident, dies at 74 in Portland hospital
Warren C. Munsey of Bath died after a heart attack at Mercy Hospital in Portland. He lived with daughter Mrs. Albert Flint in South Portland since his wife’s death, and previously worked 42 years at Bath Iron Works as a plate yard foreman. He served as Grace Episcopal Church sexton for 40 years and captained a sailing vessel at 17. Survived by four children, two brothers, nine grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren C. Munsey
Bath
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Mr. Munsey
Albert Flint
South Portland
Wiscasset
Dennis B
Margaret
Haggety) Munsey
Lydia Rice
Woolwich
Bath Iron Works
Plate Yard
Grace Episcopal Church
Bath To Live Had Sailed Around the World. Mr. Munsey
Old
William E Harriman 90 Years Old Obituary
William E Harriman aged 90 died Thursday morning after a long illness. He lived in Bath and Lewiston area, worked with the B Street Railway, and was a longtime Bath police officer honored as the most popular officer in a newspaper contest, receiving a gold headed cane. Survived by his wife, daughter Mon, and several relatives including Henry G Shaw, Edward Pomeroy, George H Pomeroy, and Jennie Norton. He attended Grace Episcopal Church and was active in Queen Esther Bekah lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Harriman
Mr. Harriman
Reeve
James
Riman
Henry G. Shaw
Queen Esther Bekah Lodge
Mrs. Harriman
Grace Episcopal Church
Lewiston, Bath and B
Ees
Ieee
Edward Pomeroy
Bath
George H. Pomeroy
Wal- Mass
Jennie Norton
Thi
Harriman
Arthur A. Gilley Dies At 61 After Barber Career
Arthur A. Gilley 61 longtime city barber died Thursday August 14 at Po N H hospital after a week there. Born 1886 in Southwest Harbor he was son of Adelbert P. and Julia Moore Gillley. He left barbering four years ago to work at Bath Works. Survived by wife one daughter Miss Camelia Deering of Saco one sister Mrs Frederick of Saco and one brother W bury Gilley of Ellsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Gilley
City
Po. N. H. Hospital
Gill
Southwest Harbor
Adelbert P
Julia (Moore I Lley
Bath - Works
Ae Sughter
Camelia Deering
Frederick of
Saco
W Bury Gilley
Ellsworth
Harriman Rites Held For William B Harriman
Funeral services for William B Harriman were held Saturday afternoon at the Mayo Funeral Residence 819 Street with Rev Dr David Wilson officiating. A large attendance and plentiful flowers reflected the esteem in which he was held with bearers Leonard Munsey Herbert Munsey Fred A Fuller and Wilbur Burns. Interment followed in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Harriman
Mayo
David Wilson
Central Itsis
Harriman
Leonard Munsey
Herbert Munsey
Fred A. Fuller
Wilbur Burns
Oak Grove
Funeral services for Arthur A. Gilley held Saturday
Funeral services for Arthur A. Gilley of Court street were held Saturday afternoon at 3 30 from the Mayo Funeral Residence 819 High street with Rev. Joe Purdue officiating. Bearers were Edward Jenks Clarence Rankin Robert Waterman William Bruce Fred Summerton and Leon Genther. Burial was in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Gilley
Court Street
Mayo
High Street
Joe Purdue
Winter Church
Edward Jenks
Clarence Rankin
Robert Waterman
William Bruce
Fred Summerton
Leon Genther
Oak Grove
All Time US Potato Crop Record Reaches 474 Million Bushels
An all time record crop of 474 000 000 bushels of potatoes was reported in the United States, marking a peak yield for the season. Officials credited favorable weather and improved farming practices across major growing states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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