Bridal honors and town notes fill Richmond page
Miss Nathalie Blair of Attleboro wed Orleans groom Clarence Fulcher in a Theta Upsilon ceremony staged in Richmond. Rev. Mark Shebles officiated under an evergreen arch with rainbow gowns and gifts of white gold cuff links and bracelets. Following a motor trip, the couple will live in Orleans. Numerous local visits and civic notices fill the page with social, business, and town matters including the October jury list.
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Blair
Theta Upsilon
Julia M. Fulcher
Orleans
Franklin P. Knowles
Mattapan
Mass
Elsie Crabtree
Cambridge
Winnifred G. Woodward
Manchester
N. H
Doris M. Joslin
Ashland
Ruth J. Bain
Watertown
Dorothy L. Bent
Quincy
Little Barbara Bond
Richmond
Fern Blair
Medford
William McKenney
Clarence Fulcher
Albert OU
Prank A. Hea
Bridge
Bailey
G. Beryl Moody
Ar Mass
A. A. St. Pierre
Brunswick
Agnes J. Hea
Roslindale
White Mountains
Green Mountains
Catskills
Fulcher
Richmond High School
Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
Phi Beta Kappa
Eastern Star
Theta Chapter
French Telegraph Cable Co S
Aee
Community Notes from Thomaston Area Visitors and Events
Howard Knight spends a week at the Y M C A camp in Winthrop. Local residents and visitors including Clarence Morrill Thaddeus Card and Grand Walter T Nellie C Thomas on North Pleasant street. Town social round features visitors from Boston Somerville Reading Laconia and Portland with births picnics and school opening slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Knight
Winthrop
Clarence Morrill
Thaddeus W. Card
Walter T. Nellie C. Thomas
North Pleasant Street
Melvin Dowe
Carton
Mass
Earle Prost
Sieg Ne Pinkham
Boston
James Deehan
Warren Blair
Somerville
Marion Blair
Blair
Howard Farrel
Reading
Robert Welsh
Woban
F. E. Preble
Henry Pluff
William Roundy
Alice
Thomaston
Harry Ford
Baltimore
H. L. Stilphen
Richmond
Arthur Northey
I. B. Northey
Brunswick Road
Mildred Wright
Farmington
Pauline Gordon
Nettie Clark
Olive Stilphen
Cecil Stilphen
Portland
Roy Gilpatrick
Redlon Hotman
Misleading report causes mother alarm over missing boys
Mrs. Everett Green, 66 Bowery Street, feared two sons Everett eight and Millard seven had drowned after two unknown children told her of a swim accident. Fire Chief Parks and Alderman Wright coordinated a search that traced the boys to Baker's Cove and later to the Opera House, where they were found safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Everett Green
Bowery Street
Bath
Pathe Sound Reel Heads to Governor Gardiner Summer Home
Pathe News Reel representatives with $75,000 of gear passed Bath at noon Tuesday en route to Governor Tudor Gardiner's summer home in Woolwich to film sound news. They plan shots at Bath Iron Works where Davol yacht and Corsair are near completion. Crew includes Lawrence O Riley camera man W P Oary sound engineer and Frank Zampino sound man. They traveled from Lewiston after filming the Three Quarter Century club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe Sound News
Bath
Tudor Gardiner
Woolwich
Maine
Pathe News
Bath Iron Works Corp
Charles J. Davol
J. P. Morgan
Corsair
Lawrence O'Riley
W. P. Oary
Frank Zampino
Lewiston
West Boothbay Harbor Boy Joins the Navy at 17
Robert W. Moore of West Boothbay Harbor, age 17, was accepted for enlistment at the Portland recruiting station. He will train as an apprentice seaman at Newport Rhode Island and aims for aviation transfer after initial service. Moore, native of Meriden Connecticut, has lived in Maine the past year with parents Dr and Mrs Willis Moore.
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Robert W. Moore
West Boothbay Harbor
United States Navy
City Hall
Portland
Naval Training Station
Newport
R. I
Moore
Air Service
Meriden
Meriden, Conn
Willis Moore
L. A. Moore
Social notes from Robinhood and nearby towns linger in summer
A busy regional social page lists visits and guests around Robinhood, Damariscotta, Brunswick, and Bath. Notables include Mr and Mrs Joseph F Higgins in Irvington visiting friends, Roscoe P Todd with family at Melrose Highlands, and Rev F W Hovey’s sail through Ocean Park. Various trips to Plymouth New Hampshire and summer homes in Robinhood, Dam ariscotta, and Montsweag are noted along with multiple host families and boat activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F Higgins
Irvington
Blue Hill
Arthur
Rowe
New Britain
John Thibodeau
Harry Horne
Portland
Brown
Cambridge
Mass
Roy M. Newman
Plymouth
N. H
George Greenstreet
South Portland
Earle Hagan
Phillip Dalrymple
Kennebec Point
Newton Center
New York City
Shirley N. C. Hicks
Hobart
Mr. Clarke
California
Yellowstone Park
Bermuda
Perley Hodgedon
George Grant
Wiscasset
Edith Treat
Germantown
Lillian Berry
Hazel
Louise Treat
Se+guinland Hotel
Chester L. Howe
Belmont
E. B. Billings
Robinhood
Ruth Reynolds
Methuen
William Wardwell
Ralph Reynolds
F. W. Hovey
Ocean Park
Barbour
Niece
J. J. Patterson
Parsonage
Horton
Springfield
Arthur Farrar
Edwin Dennis
Edna and
Bettie
Warwicke
Jack
Trenton
N. J
A. M. Jones
G. LaChaise
Damariscotta
Trafton Knight
Bath City
Seemanes
Georgia Knight
Knight
Frank Decker
Newcastle
H. M. Trafton
Carrol Powers
R. P. Todd
Boothbay
George Willis
Woolwich
Arthur Willis
Brunswick
Beaven
Oliver
Kent's Hill Seminary
Marie Pierce
Montsweag
Everett Cromwell
James Stevens
Five Islands
Nubble” Beach
Annie M. Jones
William Oliver
Walter Colby
Gorham
First Baptist Church
Samuel Brown
Northwood
Alfred Rowe
Camp Overlook Girls Dine At Newagen Inn
Camp Overlook in Newagen enjoyed a dinner at Newagen Inn by motor boat trip. After swimming and stunts to entertain spectators, two campers passed Red Cross examiner tests in Lewiston. The swimming staff saw changes with departing counselors and returning trainees for next summer under Miss Barnett, head of physical training in Manchester.
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Camp Overlook
Newagen Inn
Harley
Lewiston
Red Cross
Miss Barnett
Manchester
N. H
False death telegrams alarm Bath women
Mrs. Edward Chapman of North street extension nearly collapsed Saturday after a bogus telegram claimed a sister had died. Henry Gediman of Postal Telegraph suspects a central source spreading false reports. A second Bath woman, Mrs. Everett Green, suffered a similar scare, prompting calls for checks and a swift investigation to halt the hoax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Chapman
North Street
Henry Gediman
Postal Telegraph Co
Postal Telegraph
James R. McKay
McKay
Postal
Mrs.Chapman
Mr. McKay
Chapman
Western Union
Everett Green
Washington Street
Bath
Social Visits Spread Across South Dresden and Nearby Towns
Mrs Vesta Siegars and aunt Emma Hatch visited cousin Mrs Frank Hall in West Dresden. The Siegars family, including Joe and Harold Wall sons Glenwood and Albert, were in Gardiner. Col P B Moulton and daughter Jerry of Winchester, Mass attended dinner with L H Siegars. Harold Wall family visited friends in Woolwich. George Tibbetts and wife from Richmond visited Albert Tibbetts. Annie Mallett returned to Providence after two weeks with Miss Mary Gibbons.
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Boyd Boston
Boston
Russell King
George Tibbetts
Moosehead Lake
Edward D. Wiley
Massachusetts
Brunswick Road
George Thayer
Lynn
Mass
Aires
Chester Yeaton
Obalin
Ohio
Frank Yeaton
John Darrah
John Darrah, Jr
Clyde Booker
New York City
Percy Booker
Rumford
Edward Curtis
Alexander Road
Marion Blair
Portland
Bernard Pierce
John Dumphy
Somerville
S. M. Preble
Fred Preble
Frederciene Fellows
Joseph Pray
Frances Preble
Augusta
T. J. Southard
Five Islands
Lloyd Chetley
Cora
Jane Little
Chester Bennett
Gardiner Hospital
H. L. Stilphen
G. C. Mariner
Flora Shepard
Freda Mariner
Hazel Bennett
Alvah Powers
Gardiner
Alfred Niles
Marie Alexander
The
Hazzard Shoe Co
Paul Stilphen
Eric Grant
Bath
Ora Robinson
Skowhegan
E. C. Jones
Bangor
Myrtle Gordon
Ralph B. Cheney
Damariscotta
Richmond
Frank Cheney
Baptist Church
Quigg
Mary Wright
Farmington
Pauline Gordon
Daniel Clark
Canada
John McGinn
St. Ambrose Church
Charles Biglan
Clinton Gardiner
Patrick Hurley
Henry Doyle
Thomas Pierce
Southard
Herbert Carr
Walpole
Warr
Louise Wager
Malden
Margaret Hel
C. C. Gardiner
Selectmen
Traverse Jury
Homer E. Alexander
Charles A
Vesta Siegars
Emma Hatch
Frank Hall
West Dresden
Leland Siegars
Joe
Harold Wall
Glenwood
Albert
Col
P. B. Moulton
Jerry
Winchester
L. H Siegars
Woolwich
Albert Tibbetts
Annie Mallett
Providence, R. I
Mary Gibbons
Honor Girl Leads Camp Points at Banquet
Evelyn Redson earned the top points and clover leaves, with Madeline Bragg second and Mary Thatcher third. Geraldine Moulton led the Junior group, followed by Priscilla Hall. Camp closes as Mrs. Bowen anticipates new campers and guests I W McGrath and Col and Mrs Moulton attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Redson
Clover
Madeline Bragg
Mary Thatcher
Geraldine Moulton
Priscilla Hall
Bowen
I. W. McGrath
Kansas City Co
Mrs. Moulton
Winchester
Mass
Bath Revival Noted by New York Editor Visit
Julian Mason, editor of the New York Evening Post, visits Bath Maine and writes a leading editorial on the town. He praises the coast line pine woods mountains and the improved industrial conditions after a stay in Phippsburg with Mrs Mason and their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Mason
New York Evening Post
Maine
Bath
Mason
Phippsburg
Bath Maine Shipyards Revive as U S Center
Bath Maine, long a shipbuilding hub, has revived through new management and yacht construction. The town leverages its historical toil, bridging Kennebec and harbor, to build American vessels again, signaling a national maritime resurgence.
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Bath
Maine
United States
Kennebec
Hog Island
Hudson River
Norfolk
Florida
Wall Street
Manville
J. P. Morgan
Bay Point Colonists Dance At Casino
A Casino Bay Point dance drew 40 couples last Wednesday night. Ralph Gould of Portland led the event with Stevens orchestra providing music. Visitors and locals include Eliza Graham and Jeannette Ticknor at Summering Point, and families from Lewis ton, Providence, Brewer on cottage stays.
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Casino
Ralph Gould
Portland
Stevens
Harry Stone
Robert
Roscoe Drake
Lewiston
Oliver Cottage
Eliza Graham
Allston
Mass
Jeannette Ticknor
Brooklyn
Point
Bath
Walter Parker
David
Providence
Norton Cottage
Harry Thompson
Charles Merrill
Brewer
Blue Bell Cottage
Sabino Association Reports Over $300 in Treasury
The Sabino Association's treasurer Mrs Loring Small reported the group now holds more than $300 in the treasury. The annual supper is set for Saturday at 5 30 with house guests paying. A minstrel show followed by a dance will close the social season with headliners Dr Ralph McNary and Jack Eade and a chorus of young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabino Yument Association
Loring Small
John Pooler
Ralph McNary
Jack Eade
Leslie Wold
Carl Blaisdell
Charles H. Bates
Betty Ann McNary
Buddy” Hagan
Sherwood Clark
Elwell Kingsbury Bout Draws Hyde Windlass Fans
Ellsworth card centers on Elwell vs Kingsbury with Hyde Windlass rivals and strong support. Rooney Boulet of Lewiston meets Young Chubuck of Wiscasset, adding a billed clash to the Bath event. Eddie Gauvin finishes training and eyes a big chance Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Gauvin
Pep Potvin
Elwell-Kingsbury
Elwell
Hyde Windlass Co
Ernie Kingsbury
Hyde
Chubuck
Arcade
Government boat Pequot aids new Spruce Head to Matinicus line
In Rockland harbor the Pequot and a cable layer prepare to lay a new telephone cable from Spruce Head to Matinicus Rock. Matinicus, long without telephone service, awaits the connection as crews are positioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland Harbor
Spruce Head
Matinicus Rock
Matinicus
Joe
Bargain Sale Prices Hit Suits Coats and Accessories
Advert shows deep discounts on suits and topcoats from 12.50 to 23.50, plus pants, caps, shirts, union suits and sweaters. Various items listed with reduced prices including hose, work shirts, and girls and boys clothing in a cluttered catalog layout.
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GER Cares Ict Colease Bearskin
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Center Street
Bowdoinham
River Road
Kaebec Rose
NaincGrouin Ever Ae Bre
PATHE
Governor’s Home
NAVY
Landholm Farm
Wells
York County Farm Bureau
York County Pomona Grange
Georgetown
Westport
Henry S. McCready
St. Lawrence Congregational Church
Sadie McCready
Florence Williams
Williams Cottage
East Side
Constance Heath
R.N
M. O. Webber
George C. Knight
Squam Creek
B. L. Hupp
Kansas City
Roger Johnson
Hunter College
Velma
Dorothy Bates
Melrose
Annie R. Tarbox
White Plains
N. Y
James H. Tarbox
Irving M. Fowle
Paul Hatch
Millard Hatch
Ypsilanti
Mich
Dresden
Dr. Carter
Carter
New York
Bay Point
Harry Walters
Bath National Bank
Sabino Association
Kingsbury
Odd Coats
Elm Street
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Macmahan Boat House
MacMahan Island
Little Sheepscot
H. A. Tarbox
MacMahan, Me