Richmond Community Notes and Local Visits
Gwendolyn Tarr drove to Mechanic Falls with the Grays. 4 H club met at the grange hall. Civil Service exam announced for substitute village mail carrier at Richmond post office with applications due by August. Numerous visits and travel to and from Richmond among Tarr, Libby, Yeaton, and other locals. Funeral for Frank Yeaton held at River Road home. Enterprise Grange resumed meetings with picnic plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Tarr
Mechanic Palls
C. W. Gray
Grange Hall
W. W. Douglas
Litchfield
H. M. Tarr
Providence
R. I
Laura Beals
Richmond
E. O. Tarr
Brunswick Road
Howard Randlette
Dover
N. H
Martha Lancaster
Gardiner
Harold Lancaster
Wilburt Sylvester
Massachusetts
United States Civil Service Commission
Richmond Postoffice
First United States Civil Service District
Postoffice
Boston
Wild Life Sanctuary on Hog Island Draws Summer Visitors
The Muscongas Bay Hog Island Audubon Nature Camp offers two week classes for teachers and youth leaders. Wildlife includes eagles, ospreys, gulls, puffins, deer, moose, porpoises, seals and whales nearby. Visitors may arrange visits by writing to the camp director. the camp stays open until September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscongas Bay
Damariscotta
Maine
Hog Island
Nature
National Association of the Audubon Societies
Todd Sanctuary
Audubon Nature Camp
Florence Neiley
West Bath
Bath Street
Brunswick
Richmond Woman Wins $10 in State Kitchen Improvement Contest
Mrs. Katherine Meacham of Richmond Corner won first prize of 10 dollars in Maine state wide kitchen improvement contest sponsored by the Maine Farm Bureau Federation and the Agricultural Extension Service. She converted her dining room into a kitchen, installed a new linoleum and paint, added a sunlit space with a view of the river and hills, and shared the project with her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Meacham
Richmond Corner
Maine Park Bureau Federation
Agricultural Extension Service
Idna MM. Cobb
Maine Farm Bureau Federation
Delma Trussell
Springvale
Meacham
Dance and Bake Feature Week Guests Stay at Popham Beach
Mr. and Mrs. George O. Richardson and two sons of Montclair New Jersey were overnight guests Monday of Mrs. Charles J. Donnell at Popham Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Richardson
Montlair, N. J
Charles J. Donnell
Popham Beach
A. W. Bukter
Barbara
Elizabeth
Lincoln
Mass
Seguinland
Donald Kenney
Bath
T. E. Cromwell
Gene Stevens
Norman Kenney
Alice Cromwell
William Marr
Edward Clough
George-McKinnon, Jr
Dentist Dr Maxwell Powers Dies in Car Tragedy
Dr Maxwell Powers 66 died of carbon monoxide poisoning in his car in the garage at his home 887 Middle street Bath. He had been in ill health after a heart attack in his garden the day before. He practiced dentistry in Bath for about 40 years and served on Bath’s Board of Aldermen. Survived by his wife Alice Rapson Pierce a daughter Mrs Clarence Dalton of Brunswick and brother Alvah Powers of Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Powers
Middle Street
Bowdoinham
Miles
Mehitable Millay Powers
Coombs High School
Whitman
Mass
Tufts Dental College
White River Junction
Bath
Powers
Alice Rapson Pierce
Solar Lodge
Ward 5
Clarence Dalton
Brunswick
Alvah Powers
Gardiner
W C T U Plan Budget and Membership Drive at White Ribboners Meeting
A Tuesday W C T U meeting at 31 Deering Street led by Mrs. Bates E. Stover approved the budget and discussed the membership campaign. A letter from state president Mrs. Althea G. Quimby was read, and secretary pro tem Mrs. J. Everett Mayo kept minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene R. Brown
Deering Street
Bates E. Stover
J. Everett Mayo
West Bath
Althea G. Quimby
Portland
Wilfred W. Chaney
Stover
Frat Fischer
Tey
Georgetown Social News Finds Local Families at Summer Spots
Mrs. Joan Harrison of Bath dies last week at her Summer home. Numerous families and visitors from Melrose Highlands Newtonville Trenton and Bath gathered at cottages along Bay Point Kennebec Point and Robinhood. Local church members guests and relatives including Rev. Arthur Holt Chester Duncan and others participated in sermons visits and a horse show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan, Harrison
Bath
Forbes
Newtonville
Mass
Taylor
Bay Point
Roscoe P. Todd
Melrose Highlands
Annie M. Jones
Woodbury
Doris Trafton
William Weir
Melrose
Trafton
Howard Trafton
Pemaquid
Arthur E. Holt
Chicago University
Kennebec Point
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Schoepfer
Roy M. Newman
Edward Cummings
Racheal Matthews
Rapheal Higgins
Herman Spinney
Chester Duncan
Massachusetts
M. E. Church
Robinhood
Duncan
William A. Todd
Arthur Newman
Harold Newman
Memphis
Tenn
Dorothy W. Oliver
Kingston
Justin Dickins
Drayton
Bath Iron Works
Dickins
Everett Jewett
Georgetown
Harry L. Horne
Clarence Hill
Ellsworth Pinkham
Five Islands
Robert Frye
Woolwich
Edgar Warren
Kenneth Dunlop
Boston
Melvin Cunningham
Emma B. Billings
Laura Boyd
Illsington
Martha Rich Bowen
Richmond
Gilmore
Iowa
Bowen
Overlook
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
Barrett
Springfield
Arrowsic Hall
M. Belle Heald
Walter E. Reid
Georgetown Center
George Williams
Waterville
West Georgetown
Elizabeth Thompson
Europe
John F. Thompson
New York
Burgess Takes OffICES in Bath
The article highlights yacht designer R. S. Burgess and his son in law H. Stephens, detailing Burgess’s role in building America Cup defenders Enterprise and Rainbow and noting Stephens designs such as the Decade and Stormy Weather. It also mentions family ties and other vessels like Conewago Jill Mood and Bobcat. Mr. and Mrs. George J. Goodwin spent the weekend at Stratton with Mrs. M. A. Landers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Rainbow
Edward Burgess
Volunteer
Mr. Stephens
Mr. Burgess
Vanderbilt
Drake Sparkman
New York City
Roderick Stephens, Jr
Norway
Great Lakes
Bobcat
Jill
Mood
England
Stephens
Burgess
George J. Goodwin
Stratton
M. A.landers
Engagement Announced In Arrowsic As Ruth Sturmer Weds Paul Stevens
Mrs Frances Sturmer of Arrowsic announces the engagement of her daughter Ruth to Paul A Stevens of Five Islands son of Mr and Mrs Drummond Stevens. A fishing party aboard Sky Pilot on Tuesday yielded a 264 pound halibut caught off Great Ledges by James K Smith of Lumberville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Sturmer
Arrowsic
Ruth
Paul A. Stevens
Five Islands
Drummond Stevens
Sky Pilot
Boynton
James K. Smith
Lumberville
Great
Elbridge Southard
Richard Anderson
D. L. Howard
J. A. Folsom
Howard's Hall
John Staffeld
Hingham
Mass
Daniel Staffeld
George McKinnon, Jr
Malden
McKinnon
Cromwell
William Daley
Dorchester
Norman Dubois
Mount Hope Cottage
Paul Pinkham
Southport
Ida Pinkham
Earl Tabor
Millbury
George McKinnon
Carl Weiting
Katharine Weiting
South Weymouth
Percy Savage
Helen Bowman
Everett
Walter Beane
John W. Shields
Staten Island
N. Y
Richard Fellows
Mary Shields
Edith Fellows
William Ahearn
Northampton
Seguin Lodge
Richard Potter
Bert Shedin
Allston
Orville Rowe
Willam Davis
Beulah Miller
Nora Marr
Charles Showalter
Charles
Lawrence
Donald
Marita
Margaret Logue
Pittsburgh
George Smith
Sedgemere Road
George Smart
Roy Seekins
I. P. Quimby
Bessie Quimby
James Royer
James Horton
New York
Clarence White
Betty Staffeld
Tenant’s Harbor
Burt Lewis
Auburndale
George Coward
Mary Coward
Cambridge
Carol
Marion Hayner
Cleveland
Ohio
Pleasant Villa
Herbert Eldert
Belmont
F. M. Biggins
Marjorie Bartlett
Columbia University
Frank Bartlett
Vermont
Massachusetts
Reginald Spinney
Kittery
Elmbridge Southard
M. R. Boynton
Boston
Cleveland Davis
Fred Hicks
Dexter
Davis
C. C. Davis
Eugene Farwell
Auburn
Harold Jennings
Brookline
Jones
Harmon's Harbor
Paul A. Thompson
Robert
Buzzards Bay
Martha
Jean
Barton, Vt
Weekend visitors at Harmon's Harbor cottages reported
A parade of visitors from Everett Cambridge Waltham Belmont and other Massachusetts towns spent weekends at Harmon's Harbor and Rockcrest cottages. Families including the Hansons Marr Hodgdon Pollard O Donnell Blenn Briggs Woodside Burgess Jones Yeo Williams Rasmussen and others enjoyed the seaside retreat with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon's Harbor
Olaf Hanson
Everett
Mass
Rockcrest Cottage
Johnson
Ralph
Cambridge
F. O. Robinson
Robinson
Alexander Marr
Alexander, Jr
Marr
Joseph G. Rowe
Robert Hodgdon
Malden
Shirley Pollard
Robert
Newton
George O'Donnell
Chestnut Hill
Fred Johnson
Waltham
Billy Blenn
Theo Blenn
Belmont
George W. Blenn
Nancy
Latitia Blenn
Susan Briggs
Winter Hill
J. C. Briggs
Elmer A. Woodside
Sylvia
South Portland
Basil McMahan
Boston
William Burgess
Harbor Home
Charles Jones
Nova Scotia
Harmon’s Harbor
George Yeo
Ted
Winchester
Leon Williams
Williams
C. A. Rasmussen
Freddie
West Somerville
Z. Higgins
Bath Iron Works ships win new destroyer contracts
In November 1927 Bath Iron Works began two new destroyers as part of a $21 million order. The firm has built 16 or 17 government destroyers to date, alongside other vessels like the Dewey and three 1,850 ton crafts. Changes include possibly converting to a single smokestack. Also noted are Bath visitors Mr and Mrs Benjamin Bornstein and infant Faith from Augusta and Mr Bornstein’s brother from Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Dewey
Drayton and
Lamson
Health Department
Coast Guard
Drayton
Benjamin Bornstein
Faith
Augusta
Mr. Bornstein
Lewiston
Bath
Edward J. Berwind Dies in New York at 88
Edward J. Berwind 88 chairman of Berwind-White Coal Mining Co died at his New York home after a long illness. He supplied coal to the Navy and exported to the West Indies South America and Europe. He was a naval officer and patron of the arts and France made him a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. Local offices closed Friday until noon in his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Berwind
Berwind-White Coal Mining Co
New York
East 64Th Street
Mr. Berwind
United States Navy
West Indies
South America
Europe
Interborough Rapid Transit Co
Philadelphia
Abraham Lincoln
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Charles Berwind
Allison White
Berwind
Naval Academy
Charles R. Patterson
Java
White House
Grant
U. S. Fuel Administration
France
Legion of Honor
Kennebec Wharf and Coal Co
Berwind White Coal Mining Co
Funeral for Charles D. Hall GW veteran and Hyde Windlass official
The funeral for Charles D. Hall World War I veteran and traffic manager at the Hyde Windlass Co. was held Thursday afternoon at 2 in Grace Episcopal Church where he was a member. Rev. Charles M. Tubbs officiated with ushers W. Dayton Hill and Daniel Williams. Bearers were Edwin R. Andrews Eugene Desmond Dunlap Hatch and Allan Spear. A committal service followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Hall
Hyde Windlass Co
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles M. Tubbs
W. Dayton Hill
Daniel Williams
Edwin R. Andrews
Eugene Desmond
Dunlap Hatch
Allan Spear
Oak Grove
Mrs Passmore Funeral Held at Home
The funeral for Mrs Florence A Passmore, wife of Harry T Passmore, was held Saturday afternoon at two at their home. Rev Joseph O Pur due of Winter Street church officiated. Pallbearers were Ralph C Covel, Charles C Low, Henry W Owen, Herbert Norton and Frank H Turner. Burial was in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold White
East Braintree
Mass
Wilbur Small
Frank W. Alexander
Een Umberhind
Irving Hodgdon
Gardiner General Hospital
Frank M. Yeaton
River Road
Les Harold Libby
Willam Skelton
Harry White
Ray Stinson
Enterprise Grange
Fred Cox
Malden
Ernest Herbert
Aroostook County
Frank W. Yeaton
Chester Yeaton
Oberlin
George W. Blake
Greenfield
Leon Glidden
Luther Litch
Ruth Glidden
Springfield
Alfred Niles
Brunswick
Pearl Dunbar
Bath
H. C. Litch
Lynn
Horace Millay
Bowdoinham
Bertelle Skinner
Augusta
Earl Trott
Portland
Albert Lint
Derby
Raymond Peacock
Milton
Sarah Temple
Newark
N. J
Marshall Small
Bowdeinham
Ralph George
Lowell
Stephen Killem
Hazel Durrell
Emma Alexander
Richmond
Roy C. Harlow
Cleveland
Ohio
New Harbor
Providence
R. I
Joseph Burgess
Frederick Naylor
Arthur Smith
Boston
George McMaster
Co. L. Meisner
Calvin, Jr
Eleanor
Waltham
Bertha
Beatrice Parker
Ethel Parker
Ray
Robert Cortell
Saugus
Castine Normal School
Weldon Preble
Preble
Fort Riley
Kan
Prebble
Winship Preble
Sgt. Prebble
Lillian Johnson
W. H. Johnson
Woolwich
Kennebec Point
Bay Point
Walter Higgins
Robert
Beverly Ann
Higgins
Joanna Smith
Bert Skinner
Frank Yeaton
Delia Rittle
North Weymouth
Flora Mayers
Charles Donnell
John Chase
Melrose
Florence .A
Harry T. Passmore
Summer Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street
Ralph C. Covel
Charles C. Low
Henry W. Owen
Herbert Norton
Frank H. Turner
Buria
Oak Grove
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D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Round Pond
Roscoe Weeks
Hallwell
Cora Conley
Jesse Haley
Carlton
Everett Greenleaf
Lee Haley
Jennie Broderick
Myrtle Street
Ida Hosmer
F. C. Connor
Lytle Lint
Darrah Street
A. A. Ring
Miss
Cooper
Ita
Wilfred Goodrich
Macusa
Margaret Everett
Hallowell
John Parker
Ted Stevens
Elroy Haley
Beatrice
Bertha Parker
Rock
Charles Gillis
Calais
Emerson School
Hazel Umberhind
Fred Duren
Patty
Duren
Robert Ordway
Skowhegan
Everett Gipson
Ee Ada Watts
Mr. Gipson
Sven W. Gipson
Ruie Curtis
Daniel Clark
Bar Harbor
Greenville
Paul Given
Orono
Nobel Maxwell
White Ribboners
Harry Greenlaw
Harry, Jr
Stoneham
Minnie Eisenhauer
Bath Savings Institution
Co. D. Hall
Fred S. Curtis & CO
TAS BR
Ifuston Ambulance Service
Center Street