Bath area brides Blue Stone wedding at Hermitage Farm
The wedding of Miss Edna Calhoun Smith to Arthur Sewall 2d took place at the church with a white satin gown and Farragut lace veil. Guests included relatives from Bath and out of town. After a reception at Hermitage Farm, the couple departed for a European tour aboard the Rex and return to New York by October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. Sewall
John W. Williams
Walter E. Edge
Henry Corwin Flower
Shirley Flower
Camilla Edge
Edward Calhoun Smith
Boston
Arthur Sewall 2d
Hermitage Farm
Kansas City
Barclay Bruce
New York
Sewall
U. S
Rex
Italy
France
England
Dobbs Ferry
Bath
Washington Street
Westminster School
Simsbury
Conn
Bowdoin College
American Ambulance Corps
U.S. Tank Corps
Legion of Honor
American Commission
Fortnum and Mason
New York City
Baltimore
Ventnor
N. J
Small Point
William D. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Minnie A. White
Sewall Smith Marriage at Round Hill Church
Loyall Farragut Sewall of Bath and Jane Yates Smith of Kansas City and New York wed in a Friday afternoon ceremony at Round Hill Community church Greenwich Conn. Rev Harold E Wilson officiated the single ring rites in the presence of close relatives.
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Loyall Farragut Sewall
Bath
Jane Yates Smith
Kansas City
New York
Round Hill Community Church
Greenwich
Conn
Harold E. Wilson
Bath Couple Re Marr ied August 11 in New York
Announcement notes the remarriage of Mrs. Helen B. Crosby of Bath and Peter A. Olinto of Pittsfield Massachusetts in New York on August 11. The groom worked in the insurance business in Pittsfield. Mrs. Olinto is the Crosby daughter and a registered nurse who will reside with Olinto in Pittsfield after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
New York
Helen B. Crosby
Peter B. Olinto
Pittsfield, Mass
Peter A. Olinto
Pittsfield
Mass
Olinto
Elwell S. Crosby
Crosby
High Street
Miss Gertrude Macomber Goes On Two Week Vacation
Lewiston Y W C A executive Miss Gertrude Macomber departs for a two weeks vacation staying with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs W L Jackson in Egypt Massachusetts. She is accompanied by Miss Eva Searles who will visit Egypt and relatives in Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Macomber
Lewiston Y. W. C. A
W. L. Jackson
Egypt
Mass
Eva Searles
Connecticut
Winnegance Notes Include Paint Job and Minstrel Night
The Rogers house at Bridge and High streets will receive a fresh coat of paint. Mrs. Sherman L. Morse travels to New York to visit her husband the Hudson river boats’ chief engineer. Winneganee minstrel show returns to the community house next Monday with a lively program and post show dancing anticipated. guests include visitors from Bath and nearby resorts.
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Rogers
Bridge and High Streets
Sherman L. Morse
New York
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Charles
John G Eee
Ocean Point
Arthur Stewart
Boston
Stewart
Richard C. Morse
Bath
Dromore Farm Bureau Hosts Jolly Picnic at Small Point Cottage
Dromore Farm Bureau members and guests gathered Friday at the Hosmer summer cottage in Head Beach Small Point for a picnic. Attendees in colorful costumes enjoyed coffee, food, sea views, and a dip in the day’s pleasant weather. Edna St Vincent Millay’s island purchase was noted by C V Minott amid attendance of numerous named members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hutchins
Western ‘Reserve College
Cleveland
Ho W. Poulson
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Poul
Wynburg
Meadowbrook
H. Ross Poulson
Chicago
Ill
Wakefield
Mass
Sebasco Lodge
McLean Gander
John Hadley
Washington, D. C
Mary Manahan
Baltimore
Joseph Brazier
Helen Jacobson
Bath
Silas Oliver
Ruth
Porter Cottage
West Point
William Oliver
Alva Wallace
William Gilmore
Fred Gilmore
Murray Barrows
New Bedford
Harry Gilmore
Essie Hutchins
Chelsea
Olive Porter
Eleanor Brown
Revere
William Brown
Roland Alley
Coast Guard
Popham Beach
Boothbay
Reginald Wright Kaufman
Sebasco
Sebas
Boston
Campbell Farm
R. A. Harriman
Pejepscot
Haynes
Lewiston
Elizabeth Brown
Annie Lee
Charles E.preble
Lottie Cobb
Margaret Wilson
Kitty Andros
Bowdeinham
Emma Perry
Rosebay
Coast Guard Station
Mollie Stafford
Queens, L. I
F. A. Small
Popham
Horace Morin
Society Hall
C. R. Bailey
Lena D. Donnell
Bessie Sprague
Small Point
Dickinson Place
Charles Hallock
Englewood
N. J
Walter Percy
Turner McCarty
Percy Homestead
Parker Head
Hallock
New York Dry Dock Co
Dan Miller
Sparks
Roslindale
J. F. Leach
A. Nickerson
Malden
Golder Place
Horace Holton
Frank Percy
Leonard Norsworthy
Gordon Berry
Lina Small
Katherine Berry
Elizabeth
Folsom Norsworthy
John Holton
E. Talbot Smith
Brightwater
New Meadows
Roy B. Chamberlain
O'Peachey
William
Bud Chamberlain
Berry
Willard Blair
Foxboro
Raymond Campbell
Martha Cutting
Dromore Farm Bureau
Wellesley College
Grace Howard
Maine Children's Council
Ruth Elliott
Wellseley College
William Hosmer
Head Beach
C. V. Minott
O.K
Minott
Phippsburg
Alethea Campbell
Clara Oliver
Bessie Manson
Rachel Hodgdon
Ella Kerr
Richmond, Va
Bertha Wyman
Rose Wyman
Emmily Williams
Annie Percy
Georgie Leach
Winnie McCarty
Evelyn Beals
Evelyn Young
Linda Perry
Esther McCourt
Martha Morse
Eva Rogers
Isabel Chaney
Rebecca Minott
Nettie Percy
Lizzie Oliver
Alice Litchfield
Cornelia Lord
Doris Coggeshall
Ethel Pinkham
Marietta Parshley
Gardiner
Carrie Wyman
Daisy Murphy
Martha Beals
Grace Brown
Nettie Beals
Julia Johnson
Arthur Mayo
Fred Sawyer
Derwent
Eric Carlson
Gilmore
Mary Campbell
Nellie Cutting
Flora Risteen
Bessie
Grace Dickinson
Ada Catherine Minott
Alice Young
Alice M
Abbie Minott
Alice Hampton Minott
Charles Minott
Donald Young
Robert Beals
Ernest Rogers, Jr
Edward Breare
Lester Beals
Brownfield Farm Bureau
Oxford County
Bernice Hosmer
Hosmers
Emily Williams
Frank Perry
Horace Morse
Luncheon Contract Party at China Lake
Mrs. John Thibodeau of Waterville and Mrs. Roscoe Clinton McFadden of Bath hosted a contract party luncheon at the Thibodeau cottage Birch Lodge on China Lake. Guests included Maude Larrabee and Daniel T. Dougherty who won prizes in contract, with Adams finishing third.
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John Thibodeau
Waterville
Roscoe Clinton McFadden
Bath
Thibodeau
China Lake
Birch Lodge
Thibodeau Cottage
Bessie Brown
Mary Brown
William S. Newell
Edward D. True
Williams Whitney
Seth S. Mullin
Harold Adams
Beatrice Noyes
Clarence Merrill
Charles R. Farnham
Maude Larrabee
Woodbury Merrill
Daniel T. Dougherty
Ada Deering
Carrie Hall
Roland F. Hill
LeRoy Colby
Roscoe P. McFadden
William Adams
Helen V. Downing
Public NRA Meeting Set in City Hall Thursday
A public meeting on the National Recovery Act is planned for Thursday afternoon at two in the City Hall auditorium. Ralph G. Stetson reports Grot on James will speak, with stops in Rockland Bath and Lewiston to answer questions about the NRA. Miss Noella Desjardin, Miss Gladys Comeau, and Miss Doris Hart spent the weekend at Gurnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Audittorilum
Ralph G. Stetson
Board of Trade
Groton
Noella Desjardin
Gladys Comeau
Doris Hart
Gurnet
William F Dunham of Richmond Passes
William F Dunham publisher of The Richmond Bee Sagadahoc register of probate since 1918 died about 430 Saturday morning from a cerebral hemorrhage He was stricken Wednesday evening paralyzed on his right side but conscious and clear minded until the end A prominent citizen in Bath and Richmond he was the Lions club first president 32 degree Mason Shriner and Republican county chairman Surviving wife Anna E Wallace daughter Lillian E Dunham and relatives across Massachusetts and New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Dunham
Richmond Bee
Sagadahoc Register of Probate
Lions Club
Odd Fellows
Eastern Stars
Rebekahs
Milliken
Cyrus W. Longley
Anna E. Wallace
William
Hannah Wallace
Boston
Lillian E. Dunham
Bureau of Social Welfare
Portland
Walter S. Dunham
Buffalo
N. Y
Henry Q. Millett
Reading
Mass
B. C. Olive
Wellesley
Gordon Olive
Esther Millett
Rufus H Motley dies after long illness in Portland
Rufus H Motley aged 59 of Congress Street Portland died after a long illness last Wednesday acquaintances in Bath learned Thursday. He was a veteran motorman and Cumberland County Power and Light Co employee and once ran a Chebeague Island hotel with his wife. He belonged to Fraternity lodge Odd Fellows Canton Ridgeley Knights of Pythias and Rebekahs. He attended First Baptist Church and Sunday School. The body was brought to Portland Friday for burial after funeral at 11 30 a.m. at 749 Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus H. Motley
Congress Street
Portland
Bath
Motley
Cumberland County Power & Light Co
Chebeague Island
Fraternity Lodge
Odd Fellows
Canton Ridgeley
Knights of Pythias
Rebekahs
Edwin McKenney Funeral Held in Georgetown Center
Funeral services for Edwin McKenney 77 who died Saturday in Georgetown were held Monday at 2 p.m. at the residence of Harry Horne on Indian Point road. Interment followed in Oak Cemetery Georgetown Center. Born in Georgetown he was a caretaker for summer cottage owners and longtime sexton of Oak cemetery. He was unmarried and had no near relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwi Edwin McKenney
Georgetown
Harry Horne
Indian Point Road
Oak Cemetery
Georgetown Center
Mr. McKenney
Thomas
Sarah Rogers McKenney
McKenney
Silas H. Anderson Dies at Lewiston After 57 Years with Maine Central
Silas H. Anderson 74 longtime Maine Central conductor died Saturday at his Lewiston home after a brief illness. He ran the first regular passenger train over the Bath-Woolwich bridge on Oct 24 1927 and served 54 57 years aboard the railroad. He was born Aug 2 1860 in Bath and survived by his wife Clara Linscott son Joseph L. Anderson three grandchildren and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas H. Anderson
Maine Central Railroad
Bath-Woolwich Bridge
Wakefield Street
Lewiston
Mr. Anderson
Bath
Washington and
Union Streets
Samuel R. Percy
Portland
Skowhegan
Vanceboro
Bangor
Mt. Desert Ferry
Anderson
Auburn
Lewiston Commandery
Mystic Shrine
Clara Linscott
Joseph L. Anderson
John
Robert
David Anderson
Benjamin F. Savage
Harry C. Carpenter
Estella Osgood
City
Chicago
Funeral Services for William F. Dunham
The funeral for publisher William F. Dunham attended by Sagadahoc officials and Richmond leaders was held at his home on South Front Street. The service included a Knight Templar rite and a Boston send off with a Forest Hills committal led by Rev. G W George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Front Street
William F. Dunham
Richmond Bee
Sagadahoc Register of Probate
Richmond
Sagadahoc
Gilbert Edgett
Leroy Cleveland
Grube B. Cornish
South Portland
H. E. Handlette
B. R. Temple
T. J. Southard
H. N. Libby
W. W. Gardner
M. W. Hanson
E- F- Pratt
Victor RE. Carey
Richmond Lions
J. W. Randlette
Merle Thompson
The
Odd Fellows
Chester A. Call
Clifford E. Seekins
Masons
Roy Gilpatrick
Laurence Bond
Earl Preble
Richmond Sargent
American Legion
Boston
Forest Hills Chapel
G. W. George
Episcopal
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Hosmer
Loyall F. Sewall
Rlace
Small Point Cottage
Temara
Chevrolet
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Mich
Flint
Michigan
G.M.A.C
General Motors
PLAN
T’s
Bath, Maime
Oo. M. McKown
Boothbay Harbor, Me
Tel
Main Street
Turner & Gilpatrick
William Prentice
Register of Probate
Maine
Dorchester
Ray Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Dunham
Mary Baker Eddy
Dunham
Mrs. Eddy
All Creeds
Bill” Dunham
Edwin McKenney