Richmond Lions Club hosts special night and fair teams
The United Temperance League met at the Methodist parish house with Mr. White of Calvary Mission in Boston as guest speaker. Lions club committees named for the two night fair include general Grace Purinton Alma Dunn Marietta Day and many volunteers handling tickets advertising deco rating entertainment and food.
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United Temperance League
Mr. White
Calvary Mission
Boston
The
Lions Club
Grace Purinton
Alma Dunn
Marietta Day
Hazel Libby
Rachel Messenger
Winnefred Roberts
Ruth Lang
Gladys Meader
Margaret Duren
Laura Stilphen
Ivor Ring
Cora Osborne
Frances Curran
Winnifred Roberts
Helen Gilpatrick
Grace Dickinson
Laverne Joss
Leslie Roberts
Frank Beedle
Edward Rideout
Dresden
Harold Wade
Nancy
Winchester
N. H
Athletic Association
E. F. Pratt
H. B. Ranger
Thomas J. Southard
Harry Douglass
Wallace Gardner
Harry Jordan
Evergreen Cemetery
Ernest Frazier
Veazie
Joseph Dillon, Jr
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Harry Curran, Jr
Asseppo Island
Gulf of Mexico
Enterprise Grange
Progressive Orange
Richmond
Musical Club
Bertha Lang
Ideal Home Corner Club
Ernest Gomier
Flora Shepard
G. C. Marriner
Charles Lewis
Irving
C. L. White
Natick
Mass
Ethel Gillis
Calais
Lillian Hill
Lillian Sherburne
Augustus Preble
Bridgeport
Edward Hall
Edward Pinkham
Hollis Kennedy
Lawrence Thompson
Edward Lewis
Wallace Umberhind
Irving Lewis
Helyn Walton
Estelle Brown
Methodist Church
Alfred H. Ives
Committees Named for Sagadahoc County Elections
Sagadahoc and Androscoggin counties have separate conservation committees elected for 1939. Sagadahoc officers include chairman Frank R. Bailey Woolwich and treasurer Evelyn E. Pynes Lewiston. Community 8 Bowdoin Richmond selects W T Knight as chair. Community 9 Topsham Bowdoinham names E L White as chair. Community 10 Arrowsic Bath Phippsburg West Bath Woolwich with Frank Bailey chair. County Agent C L Eastman of Lewiston announces the slate.
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Androscoggin
Sagadahoc
C. L. Eastman
Lewiston
Sagadahec
Frank R. Bailey
Woolwich
Walter Knight
Richmond
Fred Rose
Bath
RF. D
Herbert K
Adams
Bowdoinham
Evelyn E. Pynes
Box
Bowdoin
W. T. Knight
H. K. Adams
F. S. Meacham
Maynard Brown
Gardiner
R. 5
Charles Wheeler
Topsham
E. L. White
W. Stevens
R. 2
John Tarbox
Milton Given
F. E. Daggett
H. Hildreth
Henry C. Anderson
Arrowsic
Phippsburg
West Bath
Frank Bailey
Joseph Larrabee
R. I
Norman Drummond
Harold Wing
D. McIntosh
Bath Reserves Visit Portland Armory for Drills Display
Bath Naval Reserve Battalion under Capt Stacey and Chief McCrater toured Portland armory Monday night. Lieut Commander Lincoln King hosted, with drills including general quarters fire drill collision drill and man overboard. A return visit and Preparedness Day event are planned with units from Fort Williams Maine and veterans groups invited. Dinner and addresses set for December 10 at 6 p.m.
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Naval Reserve Battalion
Stacey
240Th Coast Artillery
103Rd Infantry
5Th Infantry
Fort Williams
Portland Harbor
American Legion
Maine
V.F.W
Bath
William S. Newell
Bath Tron Works
Senator White Announces PWA Funds For Prison Block
Senator Wallace H. White Jr of Maine said after talks with Deputy PW Administrator Howard Gray that PWA funds are practically assured for a new cell block at Maine State Prison in Thomaston and for a lobster rearing pool at Boothbay Harbor.
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Public Works Administration
Maine State Prison
Thomaston
Boothbay Harbor
Wallace H. White, Jr
Maine
Howard Gray
Thanksgiving, Snowbound Roads Mark Georgetown Life
Georgetown residents endured a Thanksgiving storm with snow delaying mail routes and road work. Everett Stevens could not reach several offices, while others plowed through Monday. Hunters pursued game amid the weather and local plant workers faced travel challenges. Christmas craft demos and community dinners framed a quiet, busy town week with a special WPA highway meeting and multiple gatherings at local homes.
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Georgetown
Maine
Holman Day
Everett Stevens
Arrowsic
Robinhood
Bath Iron Works
Hyde Windlass Co
Forrest Legard
Bath
Roy M. Newman
Joseph F. Higgins
Walter T. Newdick
William A. Todd
Willis Music Co
Newman
Sophie Jewett
Wellesley College
Edward J. O’brien
Charles, Jr
Virginia
Wendell Heal
Joan
Edward Rowe
Coleen
Edward, Jr
Sarah Dinsmore
Isabelle Lewis
Gilbert Gunnell
John
Waltham
T. N. Williams
Old Age Assistance Division
J. F. Higgins
Walter Powers
J. R. Blackie
Harold J. Brown
W. A. Todd
S. E. Emmons
Ernest Heal
H. M. Traf
Woodrow Gray
Constance Elizabeth
Topsham
A. S. Cunningham
Junior Aid Elects Nomination Committee for December Election
Mrs. Sanford B. Nickerson and Mrs. Wilbur H. Crocker were named for a nominating committee at a Junior Aid meeting held Monday evening at 10 Park Street. Refreshments followed the business session and a social hour was held. Members will donate items to the Ladies Aid sale on December 8 via Mrs. Madden or Mrs. Berry. Landlord George R. Yates and Mrs. Yates of Squirrel Inn, Bath, plan a winter in North Carolina after visiting Boothbay Harbor.
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Sanford B. Nickerson
Wilbur H. Crocker
Junior Aid
Walter L. Berry
Park Street
Tee Junior Aid
Ladies Aid
Charles I. Madden
George R. Yates
Squirrel Inn
Morse High cuts leave three seniors in squad
Morse high school reports a November cut reducing 71 hopefuls to 35 for varsity and Jayvee slots. Three seniors survive along with 10 juniors, nine sophomores and 13 freshmen. The varsity plans include 12-man rotation with three Jayvee players dressing for games. Opening schedule features alumni clash eight days away, and a trip to Westbrook, Auburn, and home game vs South Portland before Christmas. Surviving seniors: Earle Brown James Skaling Robert Carey. Surviving juniors: Frank Hinds Arthur Warner Frank Gallagher Robert Perry Henry Middleton Edgar Williams Richard Madden Francis Sullivan Richard Cummings Owen Locke. Surviving sophomores: James Morse Edward Avery Frank Danforth Lawrence Boardman Ellison Estes John Quirk Clarence Warner Norman Reynolds Albert McAllister. Surviving freshmen: Robert Huse Harold Peaslee Gordon Estes Edward Cummings Robert Cummings Bruce Wright Russell Gasser Daniel Hatch Joseph Pennell John Lowery John Perry Billy Hill George Wilson.
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Morse High School
John E. Madden
Madden
Duncan H. Farrell
Westbrook
Auburn
Edward Little
South Portland
Dexter
Maine
Earle Brown
James Skaling
Robert Carey
Frank Hinds
Arthur Warner
Frank Gallagher
Robert Perry
Henry Middleton
Edgar Williams
Richard Madden
Francis Sullivan
Richard Cummings
Owen Locke
James Morse
Edward Avery
Frank Danforth
Lawrence Boardman
Ellison Estes
John Quirk
Clarence Warner
Norman Reynolds
Albert McAllister
Robert Huse
Harold Peaslee
Gordon Estes
Edward Cummings
Robert Cummings
Bruce Wright
Russell Gasser
Daniel Hatch
Joseph Pennell
John Lowery
John Perry
Billy Hill
George Wilson
Mrs. Scotts Pupils Put On Thanksgiving Program
Central Grammar School seventh grade and Mrs. Berenice Colby class stage a Thanksgiving program with poems songs and a play A Thanksgiving Lesson. Students Kathleen McLaughlin and Lawrence Wold chaired the event and place cards were sent to the Old Folks Home.
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Margaret C. Scott
Central Grammar School
Audrey Hill
LeRoy Peasley
Barbara Tibbetts
Leo Couture
Edward Babine
Marjorie Black
Phyllis Ervine
Margaret Staples
Kathleen McLaughlin
Lawrence Wold
Central* Grammar
Berenice Colby
Davce
Kendall Chapman
Madelyn Oliver Prori
Bennie Russell Bug
Janet Garwood
Lorraine Marr
Ralph Achorn
Marguerite Rines
Harrington Not Guilty in Reckless Driving Case
Irving Harrington Jr of Phippsburg was found not guilty and discharged by Judge Arthur J. Dunton in municipal court. The trial followed a Nov 16 head on collision with George C. Beals of Phippsburg on Pitch Pine hill. Wesley Harrington testified after being injured and hospitalized several days.
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Irving Harrington, Jr
Phippsburg
Arthur J. Dunton
Pitch Pine Hill
Harrington
George C. Beals
Wesley T. Harrington
Memorial Hospital
Junior Hospital League elects new officers at meeting
Miss Marcia Moulton is elected vice president replacing Miss Barbara Ross who leaves for Boston. Miss Betty Fuller becomes decorating committee chair for the annual New Year’s ball. The gathering at 981 High Street included sewing and refreshments provided by Mrs Edwin R. Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Moulton
Barbara Ross
Boston
Junior Hospital League
Edwin R. Andrews
High Street
Betty Fuller
Miss Ross
Grace Church Men's Club to Hear Redennett on The Courts
Bradford C. Redennett, noted Wiscasset attorney and former after dinner speaker, will address Grace Church Men's Club at eight o'clock Thursday evening on the topic The Courts. Refreshments will follow. Committee in charge includes Harold L. Adams as chairman Eugene McGrath and Francis W. Holmes. In Rockland a razed Ayers lumber yard building yielded gallows last used at Maine State Prison, made by Havener Daggett.
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Bradford C. Redennett
Wiscasset
Grace Church Men's Club
Harold L. Adams
Eugene “McGrath
Francis” W. Holmes
Rockland
Ayers
Wagner
Gordon
Maine State
Havener Daggett
Five Islands Autumn Community Notes and Fire Rescue
Five Islands residents share holiday events school programs and visits. A letter from Miss Winnifred Briggs confirms Mrs Laura Briggs joined the library association with a $2 fee. Firefighters quickly contained a fire behind a cottage fireplace. Helen M Rowe wed Francis H Bacon in Waltham and moved to South Sudbury, with well wishes from friends.
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Library Association
Winnifred Briggs
Somerville
Mass
Laura Briggs
Merton Pinkham
Carrie Stevens
Rock Garden
Orville Rowe
Rapheal Higgins
Georgetown
Peggy Gray
Yarmouth Academy
Vernon Gray
Dorothy Stuart
Five Islands
Leon Williams
Waltham
William Chase
Freeport
Mark Jackson
Bath
Mary Norton
Stoughton
Furber Davis
Serepta Pinfold
Lowell
John Huskins
Alice Mulligan
Helen M. Rowe
Lermond H. Rowe
Francis H. Bacon
Walter Schoepfer
Maine Leads In Potato Growing In Nation Wide Co op Sales
Maine reports a potatos market value of 2 119 000 through farmer owned co op systems bested by Idaho at 1 947 000 and Colorado at 2 523 000. Together these states handle about one third of national co op potato volume with total U S sales above 20 million dollars. Officials in Maine weigh relief costs as WPA aliens with first naturalization papers face roll removals affecting about 300 people.
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Maine
Idaho
Colorado
Portland
Oll
Washington
WPA
John C. Fitzgerald
Ruel T Knight Dies After Lengthy Illness
Ruel T Knight aged 65 died Monday afternoon in Memorial hospital after three years of heart illness. The Bath electrical engineer and longtime Central Maine Power Co employee was born in Westport and lived in Bath 45 years. He leaves wife Margaret K Knight, five sons Walter C Laurenton L I Forest R Bath Howard Y Augusts Earl H and Herman F Knight two daughters A Bernard Webber Milton Mass John Sampson and Iward C Johnson Bath six grandchildren and brother George C Knight Medford Mass.
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Fihera
Ruel T. Knight
Memorial Hospital
Washington Street
Knight
Westport
Thomas F and
Almena Dunton Knight
Bath
Central Maine Power Co’s
Margaret K Knight
Walter C. Laurenton
L. I. Forest R. Bath
Howard Y. Augusts
Earl H
Herman F. Knight
San Diego
Calif
A. Bernard Webber
Milton, Mass
John Sampson
Iward C Johnson
George C Knight
Medford
Mass
John Allan Cavanaugh dies after long service at Bath Iron Works
John Allan Cavanaugh 72, longtime Bath Iron Works machine shop employee and former caretaker, died Monday after an emergency operation. Born in Canada to John and Sarah Cavanaugh, he lived 60 years in the area and was active in civic affairs. Survived by wife Frances J Cavanaugh, son Herbert S Cavanaugh, sister Mary C. Cavanaugh, and brother James Cavanaugh. He previously worked 23 years at the Charles E Moody estate and 13 years for Jennie R Morse. Funeral details were not provided.
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John Allan Cavanaugh
Bath Iron Works Corp
Charles E. Moody
Jennie R. Morse
Mr. Cavanaugh
Canada
John
Sarah Cavanaugh
Franses J. Cavanaugh
Heroer S Cavanaugh
East Brunswick
Mass Mary C. Cavananza
James Cavanaugh
Chicago
Mrs Mary Fitzpatrick Passes at 68 in Bath
Mrs Mary Fitzpatrick widow of John Fitzpatrick of Bowdoinham died Monday morning at her home 776 Middle Street Bath. She was born in Farmingdale daughter of Marshallus and Margaret Shepard and moved to Bath from Bowdoinham 14 years ago. She was a Gold Star mother and leaves three sons Edward Coleman of Brunswick William Brown of Portland Richard Brown of Bowdoinham Henry Fred and Herbert Brown of Bath and four daughters Roselda Coleman Gardiner Mrs Ulysses Grant Mrs Myra Woodsum and Miss Margaret Woodsum of Bath plus several grandchildren.
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Mary Fitzpatrick
John Fitzpatrick
Bowdoinham
Middle Street
Farmingdale
Marshallus
Margaret Woodward Shepard
Bath
Edward Coleman
Brunswick
William Brown
Portland
Richard Brown
Henry
Fred
Herbert Brown
Roselda Coleman
Gardier
Ulysses Grant
Myra Woodsum
Margaret Woodsum
Bash
Mrs Edwin Denham obituary for Abbie Victoria Williams Denham
Abbie Victoria Williams Denham aged 75 wife of Edwin Denham of Bowdoinham died suddenly Friday night at her Bowdoinham home. Born February 5, 1863 at Bowdoinham she taught school and married Edwin Denham on Christmas Day 1882. Survived by husband a Bowdoinham sister Mrs J A Dunlap three daughters Mrs Edna Ward of Clinton Georgie and Helen Denham of Bowdoin and Maxwell Ward grandson of Clinton.
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Abbie Victoria Williams Denham
Edwin Denham
Bowdoinham
Nathaniel and
Lois Campbell Williams
J. A. Dunlap
Edna Ward
Clinton
Georgie
Helen Denham
Bowdoin
Maxwell Ward
John A. Redlon Sr. Funeral Held at Home
The funeral of John Albert Redlon Sr. who died Monday of last week was held at two Friday afternoon at his home 61 Lemont Street. Rev Joseph O Purdue pastor of Winter Street church officiated. Bearers were Mark W Hennessy John Summerton Lloyd D Perry John H Freeman Arthur C Lemont. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery.
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John Hutchinson
John Thibodeau
Richmond High School
Monica Baker
Dramatic Club
Frances Webber
Thomas Barber
Charlotte Cate
Phyllis Choate
Eleanor Mealey
Carlton King
Charles Dare
Rodney Dunn
Leona Lemont
Edward Seamons
Linwood Richards
St. Ambrose
William M.given
Richmond Sportsmen’s Association
Lester R. Norton
Buckfield
Baptist Church
C. Ellen Dailey
St. Ambrose Church
Thomas Henderson
John Hurley
Joseph Riley
Arthur Bent
Howard Cusick
Richmond
Richmond Lions Club
Methodist Church
John Fogerty
Skowhegan
Carl Rowlard
Fogerty
Richmond Club
George B. Wolseenholme
Bath
Charles Dore
Wren Nursing Home
A. K. Sewatl
Lewiston
Dana Williamson
Ann
Kingfield
John Albert Redlon
Lemont Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Church
Mark W. Hennessy
John Summerton
Lloyd D. Perry
John H. Freeman
Arthur C. Lemont
Oak Grove Cemetery
James F Bonness Funeral Notice
The funeral of James F. Bonness was held after his death on Tuesday evening. Services occurred Friday morning at St Marys court Rot David P. Surrette oMiaid Bravers and attendees included John P. Carew Jr H Joseph Madden F Earl Burres and Frei L Sutherland from the Bath Ledge of Elks. Burial followed at St Stephen N B.
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James F. Bonness
St Mary's Court
David P. Surrette
oMiaid Bravers
John P. Carew_ Jr
H Joseph Madden
F. Earl Burres
Frei L Sutherland
Bath
Elks
St. Stephen
N_ B
Buria
Funeral for George R Potule Quim Mas
Funeral notices report the death of George R Potule Quim Mas who died here Wednesday of last week. Burial took place at Oak Grove. Attending were Wallace S Reed, Robert B Small, Everett G Winte, John Clark and others at 819 High Shans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R Potule
Merten
Wehek
Awheridon
Arthur
Wallace
Reed Robert B Small Everet
Winte
John Clark
Oak Grove
Public figure seeks funds for loan across Maine street
An uploaded fragment mentions Mandy Cerv Brunwick tied to a politician campaign with guest Lincoln and Hapiin. It states aFC public poten for subscriptions of money to buy a loan to be hung across Maine street.
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Mandy J. Cerv
Brunwick
Lincoln
Hapiin
Maine Street
Funeral for Ernest Everard 54 in Coche Sett Mass
Ernest Everard a former Bathman died suddenly Monday at his home in Coche Sett Mass Funeral services were held at his home 43 West Street He had worked at 94 Front Street and Swett drug stores and later in truck garden marketing in Massachusetts He was an WPA official and had recovered from the flu before his heart attack He is survived by his wife Harriet Alger and his mother Marguerite L Everard of 56 Mechanic Street.
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Ernest Everard
Coche Sett
Mass
West Street
Everard
Front Street
Walter G. Webber
Swett Drug
Massachusetts
WPA
Marguerite L. Everard
Mechanic Street
Edward L. Everard
Mr. Webber
Texas Steamship Co
Bath
Harriet Alger
Elizabeth B Blinn Dies at 83 in Somerville Mass
Elizabeth Brookings Blinn 83 widow of Edmund Blinn died November 19 at her sister Mrs Arthur E Keating’s home in Somerville Massachusetts. She was born in Woolwich and taught briefly before nursing. She leaves three children Fred Izelita Taylor and a brother Reed Brookings died recently. Funeral in Somerville and interment in Bath.
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Elizabeth Brookings Blinn
Edmund Blinn
Arthur E. Keating
Somerville
Mass
Blinn
Woolwich
Fred Dhate
Izelita Taylor
Reed Brookings
Bath
Mrs Lovina A Wallace Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Lovina Alexander Wallace of Sebasco, wife of James D. Wallace, aged died at home after a two year illness. Born in Harpswell to John and Jane Alexander, she lived in Sebasco 63 years and leaves two sons and two daughters, Alvah and James F. Wallace, and Small Point relatives. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 pm in the Sebasco church.
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Lovina Alexander Wallace
James D. Wallace
Sebasco
Harpswell
John
Jane Southard Alexander
Alvah
James F. Wal- Small Point
Mrs Tekla M Sanford Dies After Five Week Hospital Stay
Tekla Mary Sanford 55 wife of Perry Sanford of 444 High Street died Tuesday night at Memorial hospital after a five week stay. Born in Pinland she attended Corliss Street church and was a member of the Research class. Survived by husband Albert Sanford of Bath and daughter Mrs Anna Marches of Richmond. Funeral Friday at two at Arthur P Mayo funeral residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tekla Mary Sanford
Perry Sanford
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Sanford
Pinland
Corliss Street
Albert Sanford
Bath
Anna Marches
Richmond
Arthur P. Mayo
Death of Mrs William Coxe Aunts Funeral in Wilmington
Mr and Mrs George Baer Connard of Andrews road return from Wilmington Del after the death of his aunt Mrs William Coxe. The funeral was held at Coxe hall Wilmington and burial in Reading Penn. They visited Bath and attended the Connards wedding on New Year’s Day 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baer Connard
Andrews Road
Wilmington
Del
William Coxe
Coxe Hall
Reading
Penn
Mrs Fitzpatrick Funeral Held at Mayo Residence
Mary Fitzpatrick widow of John Fitzpatrick was laid to rest after a Wednesday morning service at the Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence. Rev Charles M. Tubbs led the rites with four sons serving as bearers. Burial followed at Bowdoinham Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fitzpatrick
John Fitzpatrick
Arthur F. Mayo
Charles M. Tubbs
Gracechurch
Herbert Brown
Fred Brown
Henry Brown
Richard Brown Buria
Bowdoinham
Three Foresters Trapped by Bears in Webster Plantation
In Penobscot county Maine three forestry workers from the blister rust crew led by Cement Nealley of Winterport faced a mother bear and two cubs while in the Webster Plantation area. The trio fled into trees and were kept aloft for over an hour as the snarl ing bears stalked them. They escaped unharmed despite being unarmed.
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Webster Plantation
Penobscot County
Augusta
O. Frost
Maine
Cement Nealley
Winterport
Leland A. Fogg
James A. Tilton
Lincoln
Nealley
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