Richmond Beano Party Fetes 26 At Ideal Home Corner
The Ideal Home Corner club met at Mrs. May Groves home on River road with 26 present. a Christmas program, gifts, and treats followed. Mrs. Doris Holman and Theodore Mitchell of Bowdoinham married Dec. 15 at the groom’s mother’s home in Bowdoinham. Rev. J. N. Palmer Lee officiated. The couple will reside in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Groves
River Road
Doris Holman
Richmond
Theodore Mitchell
Bowdeinham
Harry Chase
Bowdoinham
J. N. Palmer Lee
Mitchell
Augusta
Leon Dunklee
Charles
Elizabeth Small
Paul Jack
Portland
Frank Beedle
Bert Skinner
Herbert Stewart
North Front Street
Lillian Johnson
Bertelle Skinner
W. H. Johnson
Dresden
Elizabeth Watson
Behr Millinery Co
Port Arthur
Texas
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Hazel Gardiner
Roger Baker
Margaret Muise
Glenn White
Roger Gibbs
Betty Lou
Paul MacLeod
Audrey Prosser
Marjorie Rice
Helen Herbert
Jean Morris
Corine MacKenna
Phyllis Strout
Wilbur Small
White Road
Brunswick Road
William Dingley
Bowdoinham Village
Ray E. Tibbetts
Richmond Lion's Club
William McGinn
Anderson, Ind
Edward Mcvnn
Fred Joyce
Lisbon Falls
Mary Page
A. D. Page
Della Staples
Auburn
C. O. Baker
Bert Baker
FE. E. Baker
Bowdoin Center
E. O. Tarr
Gwendolyn Tarr
Eva Libby
H. A. Tarr
Portland Tuesay
Dorothea Temple
University of Maine
B. R. Temple
Emma Bowley
Litchfield
Gertrude Baker
S. M. Preble
Harriet Colesworthy
Madeline Douglass
The
Ideal Home Corner
Georgetown Geotown residents and visitors spend Christmas week
Sumner Mains and family occupy rooms with Clarence Oliver while others travel to Bath Portland Rowley and Manchester for holidays. Local events include a Christmas program at Center School and First Baptist Church music, plus multiple visits and moves among Georgetown residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Mains
Bay Point
Clarence Oliver
Walter V. Cummings
Bath
Edward Wren
Graymore
Portland
Ralph Hasty
Clarence Wade
Elizabeth Hunt
Walter Powers
Dorothy Hagan
Yarmouth Academy
L. Earle Hagan
Roy Moore
Barbara
Clarence Kneeland
Rowley
Mass
Emma B. Billings
First
Walter Schoepfer
Francis Oliver
Berlin
N. H
Joseph F. Higgins
Harold F. Hunt
Eleanor Cunningham
Morse High School
Melvin Cunningham
Perley Chandler
Popham
Charles Clark
Long Island
Lester Powers
William Wardwell
Methuen
Massachusetts
Harry Heald
Gaston Lachaise
New York
Center School
First Baptist
E. C. Higgins
Georgetown
Arrowise
Marjorie Higgins
R. N
Sagadahoc Bay
Bath Memorial Hospital
Frank Heald
Melrose Highlands
Howard G. Heald
John Hunt
West Georgetown
Alex Cunningham
Newburyport
Westport residents announce new mail carrier routes
Violet Colby of Westport appointed mail carrier for Route No. 4 starting January 2. Ross Beaton named substitute carrier. Several locals visit Bath, Arrowsic, and Massachusetts. others holiday travel and family visits noted across Westport, Boothbay, Bath, and Friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Colby
Westport
Ross Beaton
Lillian Knapp
Boothbay
Lawrence Colby
Norris
Beatrice Colby
Bath
Ralph Brooks
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mary Buckley
Ashland
Mass
Herbert Cromwell
Annie R. Colby
Massachusetts
Virginia Jewett
Nellie G. Davis
Friendship
Ordway Lewis
Stoughton
Etta V. Lewis
Ralph
Grant Jewett
Arrowsic
Freeman Colby
Fred Cromwell
Wiscasset
Ethel Wass
Dorothy Higgins
Lester Hodgdon
Carl
Genevieve
Luther Cromwell
di Perri
S. F. Higgins
Morse High Pupils Enjoy Christmas Trees and Gifts
Morse high school students held Christmas celebrations before recess. Sophomores in room H exchanged gifts with treats. seniors in L room shared presents and sandwiches. Santa, Walter Butler, distributed gifts as other rooms held parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Hester M. Rose
Evelyn Perry
Lynnette Walker
Walter Butler
Santa Claus
Blair C. Wilson
Manual Arts Club
Bath Rotary Appeals to Aid Temple for Warm Springs Treatment
A Bath Rotary Club committee solicits over fifty organizations to fund James W. Temple's treatment at the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation. They plan a meeting at City Hall to organize a drive beginning January 1 and seek representatives to join the fund effort. Temple, a Morse High School graduate and University of Maine sophomore, faces near total paralysis and will need $42 weekly for care plus incidental costs. The Davenport Fund has allotted $500 to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Temple
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Bath
City Hall
Morse High School
University of Maine
Bath Rotary Club
Warm Springs
Georgia
Davenport Fund
Warm Springs Foundation
Rotary Club Committee
Youngster Injured by Shell Explosion
Willis Doughty five year old son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Doughty was injuredSaturday afternoon by a 12 gauge shell explosion in a Portland hospital Eye and Ear Infirmary doctors fear the right eye may be lost and gravelled powder burns on hands and eyes resulted from the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doughty
Court Street
Willis
Ernest Doughty
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Portland
Center Street
Hugh D. Grant
Georgetown Church Receives $1000 Bequest in Will
The Georgetown Baptist church gains 1000 from Rev. Charles W. Williams of Georgetown who died in Becket Massachusetts. The sum funds preaching at the church and a memorial fund of 500 dollars for Becket churchs benefit. Any residuary estate goes to the Massachusetts Baptist conference and charitable society. Williams body returned to Georgetown for burial. Hibbert L. Norton visits during Christmas vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church At
Georgetown
Charles W. Williams
Becket
Mass
Pittsfield
Williams
Charles W. and
Clara B. Williams
Conference of Baptist Ministers of Massachusetts
Massachuetts Baptist Charitable Society
Mr. Williams
Walter Savage
Kittery
Mr. Savage
Percy Savage
L. H. Rowe
W. E. Gray
Percy MacGillivary
Portland
Reginald Gray Pinkham
Bath
Lloyd Pinkham
E. M. Horton
New York City
Clearwater
Fla
C. M. Bigelow
Orville Rowe
Wiscasset
Leon Williams
Waltham
Helen Rowe
Yarmouth Academy
Lermond H. Rowe
Fred Carr
Bath Memorial Hospital
Irving Campbell
Arrowsic
Carr
T. M. Hagan
Marjorie Berry
Walter Schoepfer
Cleve Rowe
Russell Pinkham
S. M. Cubbage
Christmas program at church features many acts and carols
The church held a Monday evening Christmas entertainment with a long program including "Angels Are Singing" and "Our Christmas Celebration." Performers included Donald Shoepfer, Ida MacGillivary, Louise Pinkham, and many others. The event ended with a tree-based gift distribution funded by the Grange Christmas Fund and a promise to report on gifts next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Shoepfer
Donald Shoepfer
Chester MacMahan
Edward Carr
Delbert MacMahan
Gene Stevens
Leon Williams, Jr
Ida MacGillivary
Barbara Pink
Shepherds
Cecil Stevens
Dolly
Peres
Betty Rittanham
Charlotte Gray
Ee Louise Pinkham
Miss Shaw Pupil Recital Delights Local Audience
Piano pupils of Miss Carrie Shaw performed at 18 Green Street before parents and guests. The program featured Elizabeth Butterfield in In Stately Rhythm and a sequence of solos and dances including The Rabbit Romps Away, Mill by the Brook, Birdie With a Yellow Bill, March of the Gingerbread Men, Indian Dance, Sur la Grace, Mermaid Song, Gypsy Danceray, A Night in May, Romance Sibelius, In the Cotton Fields, March of the Scouts, Skating Carnival, Japanese Dancing Girl, Dance of the Flowers, The Tailor and the Bear, Arena March, and others as listed by student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Shaw
Green Street
Tee Ro Ae
Chaminade
Elizabeth Butterfield
Marjory Nichols
Williams Mary Anderson
Maclachan Thomas Morse
Birdie
Lydia Smith
Betty Lou Hill
McIntyre
Virginia Trott
Crawford
Webber Linna Marie Purdue
Krenzlin
Barbara Freeman
Dorothy White
Mary Bates
Maclachan
Beatrice Doble
Scouts
Mason Edward Sewall
Aaron Eleanor Wilson Merry
Roené G.c
Canschals
Barbara
Priscilla Trott
Adams Barbara Hopkins
Er We Johnson
Patricia Sewall
Drunken driving case dismissed and driver fined in Bath court
State Patrolman Crosby reports Desire Belanger of Lewiston faced intoxication charges and paid court costs after an automobile accident in Topsham. Fred Ricker of Gardiner pleaded guilty to leaving the scene, paid a $50 fine and $10.35 costs. Crosby identified Ricker as the operator of the Ford owned by Simard's Bakery, with extensive damage to three vehicles but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Crosby
Desire Belanger
Lewiston
Topsham
Bath
Fred Ricker
Gardiner
Crosby
Belanger
Ricker
Keegan
Topsham-Augusta
Cormier
Simard
Opin Aseasant Street
August Zeegers
Bowdoinham
Hutchins Re-engaged as Bath Country Club Professional
Bernard E. Hutchins is rehired for the 1935 Bath Country Club season with expanded duties including caddie oversight. Dues set: Men 35, Women 15, under 17 5, 17 to 21 15, greens fee 1.50. Non-playing membership 10. Club to restrict dining and course to members and guests, with guest greens fee limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard E. Hutchins
Bath Country Club
Bath Trust Company
Hutchins
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William Newell
West Gardiner
Richmond Corner
Progressive Grange
Myron Douglass
Robert McAffee
Elizabeth McAfee
Charles Thompson
Charles Thompson, Jr
Chaplin
Bertha Gray
Walter Knight
Lucy Tarr
Clyde Starbird
Ceres
Pomona
Grace Thompson
Flora
Gladys Rideout
Emily Wallace
Sidney Hopkins
Ferry Road
St. Ambrose Church
Manger
Athelie McGinn
Jesus
Russell Spruce
Oklahoma City
G. Pelletier
Herman Muise
Roswell Edgecomb
James Dineen
Margaret Grover
George Leavitt
Edgar White
Enterprise Grange
Myrtle Stewart
Geneva Brown
Lois Webber
Pauline Phinney
Colleen Hinkley
Hartley Douglass
Eleanor Mealey
Maynard Brown
Ernest Harriman
Charles Dickinson
Florence
Emerson School
Carol Bird
Leona Webber
Bird
Norris Sidelinger
Rena Holt
Birds
Donald
Lawrence Knight
Hugh
Earl Dickinson
Paul
John Libby
Ma Ruggles
Helen Walton
Sarah Maude
Nathalie Call
Susan
Louise Whitney
Kitty
Arlene Choate
Peona
Dorothea Rideout
Clement
Robert Carey
Ely
Percy Lloyd
Baby Larry
Thomas Barber
Peter
Charles LaBaron
Little Ruggles
Cornelius Ruggles
Owen Martin
Jack
David DeBree
Ruggles
Charles LeBaron
Ren& Holt
Charles Lewis
Margaret Wilson
Earle Dickinson
Gardner Pridham
Clifton Toothaker
Robert Wheeler
Maine
Alicia Kay Smith
Rosamond Cole
Miss Smith
W. W. Smith
New Bedford
Cony High School
Fred S Curtis
Uneral
Thomas R. Huston
Assistany
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Room
Morse High
William H. Wincapaw
New England
Coast Guard
Adriel A. Bird
Boston
Rockland
Wincapaw
Little Willis Doughty
Georgetown Church
Pittsfield, Mass
Hibbert L. Norton
New England Conservatory of Music
Mrs
Arthur C. Norton
High Street
Family
L. F
Atwood
Atwood’s
Charles Philip Carr
Dennis Moore
Gillivary
Irving Hanna
Ella MacMahan
Cora Mac Hanna
Orissa Carr
Ieee
Mary Louise Pinkham
Loet Opere
Marie Rittall
Christ Child
Russell Harford, Jr
Judea
Lilla Gray
Thomas Hanna, Jr
Olive Williams
Cora Mae Hanna
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Audrey Pinkham
Gertrude Carr
Star of Bethlehem
Eie
Albert Moore
Grange Christmas Fund
Daytona Beach
Daytona
B. F. Perry
Reading
J. G. Stevens
F. M. Reid
Baya
Opera House
Miriam Hopkins
Joel McCrea
Kay Francis
Leslie Howard
Edward Arnold
Karen Morley
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Howling Dog
Warren William
Mary Astor
Bing Crosby
Kitty Carlisle
Richard DIX
Helen Hayes
Brian Aherne
Merry Christmas
Bath Savings Institution
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Williams Williams
Sibelius
Ene
Friml
Marjory Smith
Twilight
Ments
George Breton
James A. Broom
Bellevue
Beacon Street
Beacon Hill
State House
Boston Common
Public Gardens
Bowdoin and
Beacon Streets
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