Richmond Man Dies After Vehicle Collision Near York Village
Alfred H Rand 36 formerly of Richmond died Friday night after his car hit a truck parked on a repair road near York Village. He had returned from Portsmouth where he recently opened a store. Survived by wife Marcia Wade Rand a daughter Barbara and a son John. His mother Mrs Alfred Rand of Newton Center Mass a brother Arthur Rand and sister Dorothy Gray of Boston. Funeral services for Nellie M Pratt were held and many visitors attended from out of town.
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Alfred H. Rand
Richmond
York Village
Portsmouth
Mr. Rand
New York
Alfred Rand
Auburn
B. Peck
Marcia Wade Rand
Barbara
John
Newton Center
Mass
Arthur Rand
Dorothy Gray
Boston
Izabeth McFee
Marcia Baker
Portland
Rebecca Rogers
George Cross
Georgia Bickford
Gardiner
Lillian Wade
Gertrude Riley
Hugh Riley
Allston
Wallace Bickford
Walter Baker
Gertrude Baker
Nellie M. Pratt
Fred Knowles
Donald Milay
J. B. Hutchins
Don Wendall
North New Portland
Earl Fenlason
North Anson
E. S. Small
Farmington
Martia Merchrio
Joseph Dudley
Lloyd Williamson
Kingfield
L. W. Pratt
Manchester
N. H
Edson Waite
Leeds
Alice Knowles
New York City
Claude McIntire
Albert Pratt
Freeport
Harry Gale
Yarmouth
Lewis Stewart
E. N. Koncoules
R. Y. Storer
C. S. Richardson
Brunswick
Alice Kennerson
Ivan Price
Muriel Hamilton
Philip Berry
Harry Riley, Jr
Edwin F. Pratt
Pleasant Street
Lawrence S. Bond
Melvin E. Hutchinson
James Fields
Charles Day
Perley Joy
Arthur Jackson
Rebekahs
Flora Denham
Alberta Sedgley
Margaret Duren
Margaret Bailey
Orange
Myrtle Stewart
Pauline Cronk
L. T. Snipe
F. A. Winchenbach
W. E. Kershner
Bath
W. S. Milliken
Madison
H. E. Marston
Irene Brewer
Steventown
Clifford Gray
Progressive Grange
Seth Watson
Enterprise Grange
Bangor
Enterprise
Progressive
Sagadahoc
Earl Marriner
Frank Marriner
Biddeford and Saco
New
Enland Tel. & Tel. Co
Amy Bradley
U. V
C. W
Department
Marie Patterson
Hallowell
Victor Carey
Robert
E. E. Durand
St. Louis
Middle West
Henry Farley
Wallace Farley
Donald Little
Arthur Dearborn
Joe Dillon
Frank Carver
David Gilpatrick
A. G. Baker
Florence Baxter
Vernon Ayer
Augusta
Genie Bartlett
J. L. Ross
Kennebec
Richmond Village
Swan Island
Committees Named For Cosmo Club Events
Cosmopolitan Garden club approves committees for decorations at the Silver Tea on Dec 20 and for a children's party on Dec 21. A Christmas doorways contest is set with night judging and prizes, with participation invited. Next meeting Jan 11 includes a gift tree and a speaker.
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Mother Club
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Frank A. Hodgdon
J. R. Andrews
Frederick N. Sanborn
Alice F. Johnson
George A. Churchill
Ann _ Gearing
Granville M. Colby
Elizabeth B. Veering
Louis M. Silverman
Margaret T. Mulligan
Mary Campbell
William M. Adams
Louise Bucknam
Stanley M. Brown
William L. Skelton
Williams Whitney
N. Gratz Jackson
Roscoe P. McFadden
Silverman
Leroy F. Colby
Harry G. Deering
Granville
Epworth League chooses new first vice president
The Beacon Street Epworth League elected Miss Doris L. Crocker to fill the unexpired term of Carl P. Meister who withdrew due to business duties at the regular meeting last Sunday evening. Fred Ford Jr. of Sedgwick bears a hunting trip memento a “lucky bullet” lodged under his right shoulder blade after a misfire. Ford and Harry Carter of Sedgwick were hunting when shots rang out and Ford fell calling for help, two miles from the car, then to Bluehill hospital where Dr. Robert Bliss removed the bullet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Epworth League
Doris L. Crocker
Carl P. Meister
League
Fred Ford, Jr
Sedgwick
Ford
Harry Carter
Bluehill Hospital
Robert Bliss
Georgetown Community Notes and Local Travel Highlights
A Georgetown Center Christmas program is set for Friday afternoon under Mrs Ruth Powers. Several residents, including Everett Higgins and Walter Cunningham, are mentioned with health and relocation updates. The community also reports a fire at Malden Island, visits to Bath, and multiple cancellations and events such as the Working League sale and supper at First Baptist Church. A funeral for Mrs Josephine Marr is noted, with burial at Oak Cemetery and Rev Schoepfer officiating. Miss Eleanor Cunningham spent the weekend with Morse high school family. Natt F Howe reported five pigs killed on his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center School
Ruth Powers
Everett Higgins
Walter T. Powers
Bath
Seward E. Emmons
West Georgetown
Malden Island
Edward Wren
Portland
Thomas N. Williams
Walter Newdick
Walter Cunningham
Alex Cunningham
Georgetown Center
Working League
Beatrice Abbott
Joseph F. Higgins
Walter V. Cummings
Washington Street
Harry Carlisle
North Edgecomb
Thomas M. Hagan
Clarence Oliver
E. C. Higgins
William A. Todd
First Baptist Church
Walter T. Schoepfer
Oak Cemetery
Eleanor Cunningham
Morse High School
Melvin Cunningham
Natt F. Howe
Orrin L. Hinckley
Harold J. Brown
Rotary Talk Highlights Service Clubs and Cross-Border Ties
Bath Rotary luncheon hears Lewis E. Prentiss on International Rotary. Prentiss cites Van Buren Maine as a model club for cross border ties with St Leonards across the St John river. Bath and Van Buren belong to Rotary district 38 and Prentiss praises local club resilience amid potato industry downturn. President Winchenbach outlines Winter Carnival plans for Feb 19 and 20. next week’s pound party aids the Salvation Army. James A. Clappison and Dr. Ralph Warren nominated for membership. visitors include Harry Lyseth of Augusta and Donald Sewall of Boothbay Harbor.
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St. John River
van Buren
van Buren Club
Bath
Prentiss
Aroostook County
Bath Club
Winchenbach
Salvation Army
James A. Clappison
Ralph Warren
Harry Lyseth
Augusta
Jesters Meet Monday Night at Beacon Street Church
The Jesters gathered Monday evening in the Beacon Street church parlor with many attendees. Plans for future activities were made followed by a social evening with refreshments by Misses Marion Bowie and Doris M Crocker. Doris Armstrong Doris L Crooker and Hiram Staples led social activities. The next Jesters meeting is Monday evening Dec 28 at Mrs H Martin Powers home 35 Park Street.
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Beacon Street
Marion Bowie
Doris M. Crocker
Doris Armstrong
Doris L. Crooker
Hiram Staples
H. Martin Powers
Park Street
Curtis Grover Wedding Returns in City Records
Marriage notice records the union of Carroll A. Curtis of 272 Front Street and Miss Bertha Mildred Grover from Wisconsin. Ceremony held with Rev Mrs Plinette Allen officiating. Groom son of Alonzo W. Curtis and Mrs Edward J. Bourget, bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard T. Grover Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll A. Curtis
Front Street
This City
Bertha Mildred Grover
Wiscasset
Plinette Allen
Alonzo W. Curtis
Edward J. Bourget
Grover
Richard T. Grover
Funeral Services for Fred E Burns in Bath and Portland
Fred E Burns 62 native of Bath died Tuesday of last week and funeral services were held Thursday afternoon with burial at Peaks Island. He was son of Abbie Rogers Burns and the late Thurston S Burns, born in the Rogers brick house at Whiskeay. He later lived in Portland and St Petersburg, held roles with New York Life and Travelers, taught briefly, and served as superintendent of agencies with offices in Boston. He spent winters in Florida 21 seasons and summers in Maine, was a Mason and a member of the Real Estate Dealers association in St Petersburg. Survived by sister Louise Burns of Portland, brothers Harry of Portland and Philip Burns of South Paris, four cousins and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Burns
Bath
Peaks Island
Mr. Burns
Abbie Rogers Burns
Thurston S. Burns
Hugh Rogers
Whiskeay
Upper Grammar School
Westbrook High
Portland
Fred Burns
University of Maine
Joseph Renaud Dies at 64 in Bath Hospital
Joseph Renaud aged 64 died Sunday night after a several months illness. Born in Conquerie Quebec he came to the United States at nine and settled in Bath. He worked as a machinist in Brunswick Cabot mill then Maine Central railroad and later Bath Iron Works. Survived by wife Demorise Mary, five children William, Eugene, John Hart Edith and Dorothy, plus sister Anna Bonner and brother Alfred Renaud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Renaud
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Renaud
Conquerie
Quebec
Eucharist
Louise Renaud
Bath
Cabot
Brunswick
Maine Central Railroad
Bath Iron Works
Portland
Renaud
Demorise Mary Renaud
William J
Eugene J. Renaud
Freeport
John C. Hart
Edith M
Dorothy A. Renaud
Anna Bonner
Alfred Renaud
Sandy River
Hinckley Funeral Held in Georgetown
The funeral of Orrin L. Hinckley of Georgetown was Sunday afternoon at one o clock at the Fred S. Curtis funeral home 105 Center street Rev Frederick P Moffatt of Corliss Street church officiated The bearers were Raphael Higgins Lester Lewis Clifton Matthews and Burton Radley Burial was
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin L. Hinckley
Georgetown
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street Church
Raphael Higgins
Lester Lewis
Clifton Matthews
Burton Radley
Oak Cemetery
Georgetown Center
Autographed first edition gifted to Gardiner Library
The library owns Ed win Arlington Robinsons first published book The Torrent and the Night Before autographed edition. Donor Edward Sanford Martin of New York donated it after Mrs Laura E Richards suggested the gift. The 1896 slim blue volume will be kept in a Gardiner bank vault safety box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Gardiner Public Library
Edward Sanford Martin
New York
Gardiner
Laura E. Richards
Robinson
F E. A. Robinson
Martin
Five Islands community notes and a fire on Malden Island
The Five Islands community reports illness of Mrs Amand Blaisdell and visits by family members from Bath. A fire on Malden Island destroyed the dining room and kitchen but a new pumper kept the blaze contained to the large structure. Neighbors saved a nearby cottage. cause unknown. Local social events include theater in Bath, visits among residents, a Christmas program rehearsal, and a Democratic victory dinner. Road conditions worsened by a Thursday night storm. travel and routines are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amand Blaisdell
Everett Cromwell
Gene Stevens
Lincoln Campbell
Donald Stevens
Ivan Pinkham
Bath
Chester MacMahan
Frank Carleton
Woolwich
Harold Pinkham
James T. MacMahan
Alfred Rowe
Five Islands
Edith Marr
Milton Pinkham
Russell Pinkham
Kittery
Ellsworth Pinkham
George Gray
Percy Savage
Maurice Pinkham
Victor Pinkham
Hartley Harley
Rudolph Pinkham
Henry Moore
Earland Moore
Charles Lewis
Walter MacMahan
Clarence MacMahan
Delbert
Norman Dubois
Boston
Bath Men Appointed On Dinner Committee
Archibald Main William Newell and Sumner Sewall represent Bath on the general committee arranging a men’s testimonial dinner to Gov. Brann at the Eastland Hotel in Portland next Sunday afternoon at five. Brunswick members include Prof. Hormell Dr. Sills and Jack Magee. Governor Benoit and other officials organize a statewide non partisan affair with speakers Rudy Vallee Gene Tunney and Bill Cunningham among them. Over 500 expected, including Bath men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald M. Main
William S. Newell
Sumner Sewall
Bath
Louis J. Brann
Eastland Hotel
Portland
Brunswick
Oren C. Hormell
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Jack Magee
Henri A. Benoit
Brann
Frederick G. Payne
Augusta
William A. Runnells
Hallowell
Col. Benoit
William N. Campbell
Sanford
Goodall Worsted Co
Frank Vennett
Biddeford
Obituary of Josephine May Marr Georgetown Resident
Josephine May Marr 67 widow of Owen K. Marr died Sunday at her Georgetown home after years of heart trouble. Born in Richmond April 11 1870 she lived in Georgetown 50 years and served as Georgetown Center church treasurer and Working League president for six years. She taught school in Georgetown and Small Point as a young woman. Survived by son John D. Williams two grandchildren Christine and Jackie Williams two brothers Fred E. Clark Mechanic Falls Frank H. Clark Arrowsic one sister Mrs George F. Willis Woolwich and two nephews two nieces.
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Emerson Lane Post
A. L
Enterprise Grange Hall
Post
Owen Protheroe
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Mr. Call
Albion
Elizabeth
Lilly) Call
Dresden
Richmond Lodge I. O. O. F
Margaret L. Call
John Dunn
Augusta
Josephine May Marr
Owen K. Marr
Georgetown
Richmond
George D
Sarah Hutchinson Clark
Small Point
John D. Williams
Marr
Christine
Jackie Williams
Fred E. Clark
Mechanic Falls
Frank H. Clark
Arrowsic
George F. Willis
Woolwich
Mrs Ameshia S Hough Rites Held In Braintree
Mrs Ameshia Stevenson Hough widow of William Hough aged 79 died Friday at her daughter Mrs Colin Dunns home 109 Center Street Bath Massachusetts after a four year illness. Born in Wales she came to Bath from Westport four years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs August Hasselman of Westport and Bath and by two sons Albert C Stevenson of Youngstown Ohio and William J Stevenson of Braintree. Funeral Monday at 2 30 pm Willis H Martin funeral parlors in Braintree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameshia Stevenson Hough
William Hough
Braintree
Mass
Colin R. Dunn
Center Street
Hough
Wales
Evan Hough
Bath
Westport
August Hasselman
Albert C. Stevenson
Youngstown
William J. Stevenson
Willis H. Martin
Birthday Surprise for Levi W Steward
Levi W Steward of 862 High street returned from Newport where he attended the fourth funeral of friends within eight weeks. A surprise party awaited him at home on his 72nd birthday with refreshments games and a speech of thanks. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lewis J Sanborn Mr and Mrs Perry L Thompson Mr and Mrs Horace W Ward Mr and Mrs Roy A Gurney Mr and Mrs Nat F Howe George Howe Miss Jessie Eaton Thomas R Houston Mrs Jennie Brown Miss Cora Savage and Ralph Blakeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi W. Steward
High Street
Newport
Friends
Mr. Steward
Steward
Lewis J. Sanborn
Perry L. Thompson
Horace W. Ward
Roy A. Gurney
Nat F. Howe
George Howe
Jessie Eaton
Thomas R. Houston
Jennie Brown
Cora Savage
Ralph Blakeney
Annie May Conroy Dies After Long Illness At Bath Home
Annie May Conroy 46 wife of John J. Conroy died Friday evening at 826 Washington Street after a long illness. Born in Old Town to Albert and Lettie P. Isincaster she moved to Bath from Bangor 17 years ago. Survived by husband, two sons Donald F. and John L. Conroy of Bath, mother and three sisters Bernice Porter of Brooklyn Florence Kelley of Bath and Mrs. George Marshall of Framingham Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie May Conroy
John J. Conroy
Washington Street
Conroy
Old Town
Albert and
Lettie P. Isincaster
Bath
Bangor
Donald F
John L. Conroy
Bernice Porter
Brooklyn
N. Y
Florence Kelley
George Marshall
Framingham
Mass
Fred Ames Funeral Held in Camden
Funeral services for Fred Ames resident of Bath who died in Camden were held Saturday at 2 PM at Arthur F Mayo Funeral Residence 819 High Street. Rev Joseph O Purdue Winter Street Church officiated. Bearers were Edwin Pinson Charles Treen Daniel MacNeill Frank Blain. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ames
Bath
Camden
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street
Edwin Pinson
Charles Treen
Daniel MacNeill
Frank Blain
Oak Grove Cemetery
Adria F Fulton Widow of Josiah Fulton Dies in Bowdoinham
Adria Frost Fulton widow of Josiah M Fulton died Tuesday of last week at her Bowdoinham home. She once lived in Bath and worked for years at the Shannon House later King Tavern. Her home was filled with numerous paintings reflecting her artistic talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adria Frost Fulton
Snowbound Highways Reopen After Frozen Crisis
In Norway on Thursday highways skated to and from high school on sandless stretches. Cars slid off in all directions while WPA workers labored through the night to make the roads safer.
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Norway
WPA
Local Woman Remains Survived by Daughter and Grandson
The obituary notes the deceased is survived by her daughter Mrs. Norman Rowe, who shared the home, and a grandson George Rowe, indicating close familial ties and a continued family presence in the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Rowe
George Rowe
Death of Fred Ames noted for toy making on High Street
Fred Ames 83 died Thursday morning at the home of his grandson Orville Jameson in Camden after a fall on High Street November 8. A Rockland native and former cooper, he later made toys with a jackknife, displaying a notable coach and horses carved from a single piece of wood. He is survived by grandson Merle Jameson of Woolwich and granddaughter Mrs. Ernest Glidden of Augusta. a son Leland Ames preceded him in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ames
High Street
Orville Jameson
Camden
Pine
Rockland
Ames
Merle Jameson
Woolwich
Ernest Glidden
Augusta
Leland Ames
Mrs Eliza B C Akeley Dies After Ill Health
Bath mourns the death of Mrs Eliza Bland Cox Akeley wife of Rev Tom G Akeley rector of Christ Episcopal Gardiner after four years of poor health and a long illness. She leaves her husband two young sons a father a brother and two sisters. Funeral was Monday at 10 from Christchurch Gardiner conducted by Bishop Benjamin Brewster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Eliza Bland Cox Akeley
Tom G. Akeley
Christ Episcopal Church, Gardiner
Hinckley, O L Leewelllynn Hinckley Dies at 84 in Georgetown
O L Lewellyn Hinckley, 84, of Georgetown, died Thursday at Bath Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Survived by two sons Maurice and Cleveland Hinckley of Georgetown. two daughters Mrs Edward Cummings and Mrs Clifton Matthews of Bath. two sisters Mrs William Stevens of Five Islands and Mrs Byron Campbell of Bay Point, Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Llewellyn Hinckley
Georgetown
Bath Memorial Hospital
Maurice
Cleveland Hinckley
Edward Cummings
Clifton Matthews
Bath
William Stevens
Five Islands
Byron Campbell
Bay Point
Tremaine Brothers Attend Salem Funeral in Mass
J Henry Tremaine formerly of Bath died Sunday night from pneumonia. J Henry Tremaine is survived by his wife, his mother Mrs William L Tremaine of Richmond, a daughter Mrs Charles Creso of Salem, two sisters Mrs Clarence Boyles of Weymouth and Mrs W L Blair of Richmond, and two brothers Glenville F Tremaine of Westfield NJ and Robert Tremaine of Saugus Mass. J Henry Tremaine was laid to rest after a funeral in Salem attended by Philip A and William E Tremaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip A
William E. Tremaine
Salem
Mass
J. Henry Tremaine
Bath
William L. Tremaine
Richmond
Charles Creso
Clarence Boyles
Weymouth
W. L. Blair
Mrs. Annie M. Conroy Rites Held at Washington Street Home
The funeral for Annie M. Conroy was Sunday at 2 PM at her Washington Street home. Rev. George B. Wolstenholme officiated. Bearers were Edward Kelley Walter Leydon George Perry and Frank Talbot. Burial followed in Oak Grove. The Rockland Public Landing sea wall laying was completed Thursday with granite chunks off the Sophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Conroy
Washington Street
George B. Wolstenholme
People's Church
Edward Kelley
Walter Leydon
George Perry
Frank Talbot
Oak Grove
Rockland Public Landing Sea Wall
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George Avery
Charlie Cobb
Methodist Church
Gilbert Edgett
Alice Weymouth
Clara Barton
Amy Bradley Tent
B. L. Skinner
Skinner
Frank Beedle
John Mealey
Grace Condon
Washington, D. C
Marion Mealey
Catherine Coughlin
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Room
Lewis E. Prentiss
New Grant
Curtis
O. L. Hinckley
Max Katz
Elm Street
Bath Savings Institution
Ameshia S. Hough
Braintree, Mass
Adria F. Fulton
Eliza B. C. Akeley
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Stuston