Richmond area clubs and services highlight December notes
Richmond grange holds first and second degrees while Progressive grange plans harvest feast after next meeting. Augusta Trust Co pays 14116.25 to local Christmas club. Legion auxiliary committees form. many town residents visit relatives and attend events across Richmond, Dresden, Bowdoinham, and Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Grange
Tcepsro
Richmond Music Club
Alberta Sedgley
South Pleasant Street
Richmond
Augusta Trust Co
Jack Young
Frank Beedle
Lillian Johnson
W. H. Johnson
South Dreden
Eugene A. Call
C. B. Sinden
Cotton Cemetery
Gwendolyn Tarr
Augusta
Progressive Grange
Mattie Siegars
Guy Siegars
Nettie Campbell
Litchfield
Alvah Campbell
Lottie Cobb
Bowdeinham
Osteopath
Charles Rogers
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
American Legion Auxiliary
Norway
Bertha S. Abbott
South Paris
Jane Harvard
J. E. Alexander
Caroline Marr
F. Louise Pratt
Bangor
E. F. Pratt
Frank Siegars
Emily Siegars
Bowdoinham
Harry Balston
Maine
Joseph Blaisdell
Five Islands
Charles Berry
Gladys
Shirley Humphrey
J. Joyce
Lisbon
Mary Page
Ernest Kendall
Boston
Ralph McCard
Bedford
Mass
Ida Humphreys
McCord
George E. Dixon
Charlotte
Holliston
Windsor
Perley Joy
Dixon
Trinity Commandery
American Legion
Enterprise Grange Hall
Emerson Lane Post
No. 132
Union
Knox
Waldo
Vernon Little
South Dresden
Milfred McDonald
Alfred J. Niles
Brunswick
Elizabeth Watson
Charles Watson
Center Street
Margaret Grover
Georgetown News Roundup Seeks Bridge Fund and Social Plans
Georgetown residents report on road and bridge funding for Robinhood Cove as town meetings approve funds. Local social notes include visits from Miss Elizabeth Hunt, Miss Grace Hovey, and guests from Bath and Brooklyn. Community events feature church programs, a Christmas sale, and First Baptist gifts drive along with youth activities by the Boy Scouts in nearby Arrowsic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hunt
Harold F. Hunt
Bath
Portland
Jennie Todd
West Georgetown
W. C. Todd
Owen Marr
A. A. Stott
Grace Hovey
F. W. Hovey
Georgie Wheeler
Working League
Carlton
Woolwich
Louise Howard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Herman Spinney
Bay Point
Robinhood Cove
Henry Reynolds
Massachusetts
Lloyd Pinkham
Boothbay
Charles MacMahan
Five Islands
E. C. Higgins
Ralph Reynolds
Abbie Reynolds
Mina Hinckley
Christ
First Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor
Georgetown
Sumner Mains
Clarence Oliver
Mains
Earle Hagan
Belle Heald
Madelyn Berry
Boy Scouts Meeting
Arrowsic
Hunting Trip and Grange Meeting at Enterprise
George Wilson and Lawrence Bond left Sunday for Eustis for a few days hunting trip. Ladies aid of Enterprise grange will meet Friday evening with Miss Agnes Wood at her home on Kimball street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. Douglass
A.R Palmer
W. A. Keats
Raymond Northey
Bolton's
Ruth McMasters
John Grant
Lewis Ridsout
Albion Raynes
John Witham
Bliss Lawrence
Charles Lamoreau
Charles Baker
George Wilson
Lawrence Bond
Eustis
Ladies Aid of Enterprise Grange
Agnes Wood
Kimball Street
Probate Court Session in Sagadahoc Handles Small Agenda
Tuesday probate court in Sagadahoc led by Judge Glidden granted administration for the estate of Alfaretta Marr of Bath with John P. Carey Jr. named administrator. Bonds, inventories, and accounts were processed for several estates including Laurelle J. Priest, Manfred S. Nedick, Bird S. Moulton, W. M. Mallett, Arthur B. Stearns, and the estates of Mary C. Norton and Elizabeth A. Haggett. Inheritance tax was determined for Norton and Whitney estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glidden
Sagadahoc
Alfaretta Marr
Bath
John P. Carey Jr
Laurelle J. Priest
Florence M. Priest
Manfred S. Newdick
Georgetown
William A. Todd
Bird S. Moulton
Bowdeinham
Frank A. Morey
W. M. Mallett
Katherine M. Mallett
Jennie D. Good
Topsham
Arthur B. Stearns
Ednah Maria Stevens
Mary C
Confessions in Topsham Larceny Case Bring New Witnesses
Rice testified that all named in his confession knew the Topsham thefts involved furniture and dishes. Perley Easler pleaded guilty to break and larceny and received probation to live with an aunt in Skowhegan. authorities planned to fetch him for further charges. A Morse High School shop accident left Frederick Henderson with the loss of a finger and injuries to two other fingers, prompting remarks on low accident rates after years of daily student work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Topsham
Perley Easler
Skowhegan
Keegan
Frederick Henderson
Charles T. Henderson
High Street
Morse High Schoool
Pastor Francis W. O'Brien Returns to Greenwood Baptist
Dr. Francis W. O'Brien, founder of People's Baptist church Bath, is welcomed back at Greenwood Baptist Brooklyn after seven months recovering from a heart attack. A 150 member Minerva Lodge delegation attends with other clergy and church officers to honor the pastor who vows to join the "firing line for the poor and sick and needy."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Baptist Church
7Th Avenue
6Th Street
Brooklyn
Francis W .O'Brien
People’s Baptist Church
Bath
The
Brooklyn Eagle
Minerva Lodge
George A. Clark
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Lafayette Avenue
O’brien
O'Brien
Dr. Clark
Talmage D. Kingz
Stephen McNair
William F. Dukeshire
Board of Deacons
A. E. Dockrell
Charles Bungarz
Charles Snow
Manuel Martinez
Pan-American Baptist Church
Herry Street
Mrs. O’brien
St. George
Five Islands Social Roundup Moves and Visits
Five Islands residents and visitors are noted in a weekend roundup. L H Rowe returned from Portland after tending State Grange. F P Carr and Gilbert Standish drove to Portland on business. Mrs Ida Hinckley plans winter in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Rowe
Five Islands Grange
Portland
State Grange
F. P. Carr
Gilbert Standish
Aid
George Hanna
Ida Hinckley
California
Leon Williams
Waltham
Mass
Williams
Walter Newdick
Will Todd
Georgetown
Five Islands
A. L. Marr
Hope Berry
Dr. Smith
Bath
George Floyd
Groton
Floyd
Ralph Davis
Harmon's Harbor
Arthur Berry
Augusta
Chester MacMahan
J.T. MacMahan
Mr. MacMahan
Noble
West Georgetown
New State School for Boys Superintendent Delights Men
Henry F. Fowler the new superintendent spoke to the Winter Street Men’s club on his penal institution studies in 20 countries. He outlined merit based reform for Boys and a focus on honor and causes behind missteps. The audience requested more time after an hour of talk. Dr Charles E Helah prepared fish chowder and earned thanks. Next meeting December 17 features Rev E D Hardin on Bethlehem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Fowler
State School For Boys
Winter Street
South Portland
Supt. Fowler
Charles E. Helah
E. D. Hardin
Bethlehem
Birthday of long‑time Boston harbor pilot John W Blaisdell
John W. Blaisdell observed his 89th birthday at 657 Washington Street where he has lived since 1917. A retired ship engineer and partner in Blaisdell, Leeman & Co. he recalls Civil War era service and nearly meeting Abraham Lincoln aboard the Lady Lang. He was born December 4 1842 in Small Point and survived by a son in town with a milk route. his two wives predeceased him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Blaisdell
Washington Street
Blaisdell, Leeman & Co
Commercial Street
Blaisdell
Mr. Blaisdell
Small Point
John Blaisdell
Joan Moore Blaisdell
C. W. Morse
New York
Boston
Eastern Steamship Co
Boothbay
Henry T. B. Leeman
Blaisdel
Union Street
F. L. Littlefield
South Street
Peter Wiggins
Shaw Mansion
Center
High Streets
Abraham Lincoln
President
Lady Lang
Portland
Rangor
Leonard Gowell
Bath
George
William Blanchard
Kennebec
City Point
Washington
Annapolis
President Lincoln
Gen. Grant
Tom Collier
Lincoln
Mr. Blaisde
Emma Leeman
Cornelia G. Thompson
John H. Blaisdell
Long Beach
Corfield Leaves Bath Iron Works for Mayflower Refit Role
William Corfield resigns from Bath Iron Works to oversee the reconditioning of the former Presidential yacht Mayflower in Wilmington North Carolina. He received a wrist watch from plant officials at a mid morning ceremony led by president William S. Newell. Corfield joined the Bath Iron Works April 16 1928 and has served as inspector and most recently in a supervisory post. He is remembered fondly by officials and workers as he departs for the new assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Corfield
Bath Iron Works Corp
Wilminton
N. C
Chicago
William S. Newell
Mr. Cofield
Corfield
Bath Ironworks
H J. Gielow, Inc
New York
Iron Works
Benjamin F Savage Celebrates 84th Birthday in Local Interview
Benjamin F Savage, aged 84, jovially recalls his life since Woolwich birth in 1847. A former fish market owner, pattern maker, and longtime auto driver, he remains active at 841 High Street with a prized Austrian fiddle. He enjoys pool and cards at the Masonic temple and jokes about his fondness for the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Savage
Independent
Savage
Mr. Savage
Woolwich
James
Emily J. Mitchell Savage
Patten Car Works
North Street
Hyde's
Center Street
Opera House
William Jack
William DeCoste
Wilson
Adsam
Austria
Solar Lodge
Eastern Star
Engagement Announced for Bath Young Lady Miss Mary Appleton
Mrs Laura Appleton of New York announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Mary Appleton to Edward Lichert. Mary Appleton, Morse high school class of 1925 with high honors, is a private secretary at the Engineers club in New York. Lichert works in the office of the New York Edison Co. They plan to marry about New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Appleton
New York
Bath
Mary Appleton
Edward Lichert
Miss Appleton
Morse High School
Engineers Club
39Th Street
Lietert
New York Edison Co
Appleton
Prince George Hotel
Pitth Avenue
38Th Street
Winter Street Parish Receives $1000 Bequest
The parish will gain a $1000 bequest from Adelaide L. Delano of Bath. The trust stipulates the money reverts to Winter Street Parish after the rest of the estate ends. Arthur S. Bosworth, Portland trustee, notified the parish following Mrs. Martha Delano’s death last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Church
Adelaide L. Delano
John P. Delano
Bath
Adelaide Delano
Winter Street
Martha Delano
Old Ladies Home
Arthur S. Bosworth
Portland
Highway Commission to Estimate Fill Cost for Winnegance Bridge
The Maine Highway Commission plans an estimate of the probable cost to build a solid fill and spillway at Winnegance bridge near Bath. Prominent contractors see feasibility and note the project could rival bridge cost with low upkeep. Proponents aim to flood the channel to near old mill dam levels, improving health and odor issues while preserving water levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Highway Commission
County Commissioners
City Council of
Bath
Phippsburg
Winnegance Bridge
Max L. Wilder
Windegance Bridge
Pinkham Cullerton Wedding In Everett Mass
Miss Pauline Cullerton daughter of Mrs R A Downey and Kenneth Pinkham of Lynn were united in marriage at the bride’s home in Everett under a green and white arch. Attendants were Miss Ella Blair and Hiram Thomas. Large crowd, gifts, and a motor honeymoon followed. They will reside at 18 Hillside Avenue. Meanwhile Arnold Hendrick and Mildred Hoff wed in St Louis. Hendrick, Searsport native, is a Coast Guard radio operator now with the St Louis airport. Mrs Hendrick is daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Porter Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Mass
Pauline Cullerton
R. A. Downey
Bath
Kenneth Pinkham
Lynn
Hillside Avenue
Mr. Carnes
Ella Blair
Hiram Thomas
Harold Blair
Hazel
Searsport
Arnold Lee Hendrick
St. Louis
Mildred Lews Hoff
Hendrick
Richard M. Hendrick
Searsport High School
Massachusetts Radio and Telegraph School
Boston
Radio Corporation of America
New York
U.S. Coast Guard
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Fred Webber
Gardiner
Elizabeth Haynes
Mabel McFee
Amy Bradley
A. V
C. W
Joseph Bragg
G. C. Mariner
John. T. With
Farm Bureau
Progressive Grange Hall
Charles Eastman
E. L. White
Mabel Lancaster
Millard Jack
E. O. Tarr
W. T. Knight
F. S. Meacham
C. W. Gray
C. E. Wheeler
Glen Lamoreau
F. J. Waddell
W. M. Dingley
Lillian Chase
Malcolm O’brien
George Wren
John Jordan
Benjamin Irish
William Yeo
Walter Anderson
Thomas O’neil
Terrance Curran
Clinton Bishop
Fred Groves
Harry Curran
Chester Bennett
Paul Roberts
Paul Stilphen
Cecillia Robinson
Lester Harriman
Grace Smith
Florence Weeks
Rosanna Gonya
Bertha Emmons
Doris Sedgley
Boothbay Harcr High School
Boothbay Harbor
John Mealey
Alice Edgecomb
Lewiston
R. W. Rand
Beedle Road
Margaret Peabody
Albert Libby
Woodbine Rebekah Lodge
William C. Stallard
Stanley Card
Gloucester
Legion Boys
Farmers Lines
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Horace Manwaring
Walter Knight
Lela Douglas
B. L. Ludwig Farm
Arthur Hayes
Willard Jack
Bert Baker
John Tarr
Navy
C.P.O
Max Kutz
F. W. O'Brien
Poultry & Egg Market
Middle St. Poultry & Egg Co
Middle St
Bath Iron Works Corporation
John C. Wright
Marshall Avenue
Herman Rollins
West Somerville
Savin Sxink
Bath Savings Institution
High St
Arthur F. Mayo
Bath, Maine
Highway Commission
Pinkham-Cullerton