Richmond Richmond Area Residents Share Weekend Notices
Richmond and Augusta residents visited and attended church events while local committees reviewed town warrant items. The Damariscotta American Legion degree team initiated many at Emerson Lane post with oyster stew, and the town considered secret-ballot reforms and budget controls ahead of the next town meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Curran
Augusta
Rute Curtis
Gardiner
Melvina Leavitt
Merle
Laura
Frances Swett
Damariscotta Post
American Legion
Emerson Lane Post
Donald Mosher
Donald White
Aid of
The
Baptist Church
Susan Meserve
Chestnut Street
Eva Knight
Edna Lane
Dwight Lord
George Wren
Patteron
N. J
Annie Stiles
Grace Clark
Christian Endeavor
California
Phyllis Stuber
Bliss Lawrence
Rockland
Mass
Olive King
Boston
Elmer King
John Wallace
Newburyport
Hollis Trott
Beedle Road
Elizabeth Small
Board of Selectmen
J. W. Randlette
C. H. F)yant
H. E. Haudlette
H. E. Alexander
Eben Baker
C. W. Messenger
C. E. Seckins
R. P. Stewart
C. H. Curtis
B. R. Temple
G. M. Dennett
W. A. Bibber
Orren True
Jane Harward
Detroit
Mich
Frederick Harvard
Mt. Carmel
Star Club
Amy Bradley
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Lincoln
Warren Peacock
T. H. Finnigan
Portland
Richmond
Vanessa Beedle
Bertelle Skinner
Marshall Powers
Topsham
Richmond Corner
Gwendolyn Tarr
Irene Millay
Gardiner Hospital
Richmond Lions
Legion Hall
Lion Harold N. Libby
South End P T A Hosts Meeting With Notables
South End P T A met in Washington street rooms with 14 members as Mrs Haven Sawyer of Bangor and Mrs Seth S Mullin of Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers attended as guests. The group voted to place the Child Welfare Magazine in Winnegance Mitchell and South Street schools and displayed a George Washington picture in Winnegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haven Sawyer
Bangor
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Seth S. Mullin
South End
Washington Street
Leroy F. Colby
P. D. Mitchell
South Portland
Winnegance
Mitchell
South Street
George Washington
Clinton D. Wilson
J. Albert Redlin
N. Gratz Jackson
Georgetown Notes Show Local Visitors and Bridge Openings
Georgetown reports list visits by John E. Carter Woolwich superintendent and others from Bath Five Islands and Robinhood. The East and West Cove bridges open replacing unsafe wooden structures, aiding travel. A Valentine social at the First Baptist and a George Washington program are noted with speakers from Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Carter
Woolwich
Charles Lewis
Five Islands
Harold J. Brown
Kennebec Point
Marion Hunt
Bath
H. F. Hunt
Annie M. Jones
Robinhood
Stott
Jones
R. P. Todd
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Edward Wren
Elizabeth Hunt
Valentine
Christian Endeavor Society
First Baptist Church
Rapheal Higgins
Augusta Rowe
Alfred J. Rowe
Stearns Scott
Arthur S. Rowe
New York
B. H. Woodside
M. L. Wilder
Augusta
Bridges
Walter Powers
Spinney Bro
Bay Point
Cromwell
L. Earle Hagan
East Cove
Georgetown
East
West Cove
Edgar Warren
Wahington
George Washington
Five Islands Grange Hall
Arthur J. Dunton
Ticket Selling Contest Progresses at Central Grammar School
Central Grammar's ticket drive for the George Washington anniversary event shows Division 2 with 86 tickets and Division 4 with 84, leading Division 1 with 5 as the pupils approach Friday's final report. Totals reach 331 tickets sold by students, with a private dress rehearsal set for Thursday evening at Morse High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 2
Division 4
Central Grammar School
George Washington
Morse High School
Division 1
Miss Hunt
Miss Dyer
O’brien
Hagan
Mr. Brown
Miss Duprey
Miss Jaques
Kennebec Valley Clerical Meeting Continued
Listing of attendees for the Kennebec Valley Clerical Meeting includes Very Rev. Arthur Glasier of Portland and several other ministers from Camden Rockland Thomaston and Bath among others. The record shows a late page continuation of the meeting proceedings with a broad regional clerical turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Glasier
Portland
Ralph H. Hayden
Camden
Ernest O. Kenyon
Rockland
Peter F. B. Franklin
Thomaston
Tom G. Akeley
Belfast
Nelson W. Bryant
Gardiner
Joseph H. Bessom
A. J. Pulsifer
Hallowell
Henry B. Nash
Wiscasset
C. M. Tubbs
Bath
Five Islands Church Plans Washington Birthday Sermon and Meeting
Five Islands and Georgetown residents prepare for a public patriotic meeting next Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the grange hall to observe the 200th birth anniversary of George Washington featuring Hon. Arthur J. Dunton of Bath. Also notes on sermons titled Making Excuses to God and local social and visiting events across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Calumet Club
Augusta
Leslie F. Roberts
Dresden
Lewis Woodward
Gorham
Margaret Grover
Fred Webber
Gardiner
Mary Adeline Houdlette
Dresden Mills
William and
Katherine (Bickford) Houdlette
St. John's Episcopal Church
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Mr. Nash
Leslie Bailey
Vanessa Reeds
Lillian Johnson
W. H. Johnson
Vesta P. Siegars
Charles H. Siegars
Siegars
Perkins
Frank
Nancy (Pushard) Lilly
Rebekah
Wa Hington
Fannie F. Blen
Joseph Bessom
Episcopal Church of Hallowell
Pine Grove
Charles B. Day
Portland
Ernest Purington
Winthrop
H. L. Tarr
George W. Lane
Charles W. Bick
Orrin White
Boston
Five Islands
Otis Baker
Norwood
Mass
Ladies’ Aid
Charles Hanna
West Georgetown
Hanna
D. R. Stevens
Robinhood
Carol Powers
L. H. Rowe
Orville Rowe
Bath
J. G. Stevens
J. P. Davis
F. P Carr
Chester MacMahan and Son
J. S. MacMahan
A. MacMahan
Horace Rittall
F H Rittall
F. M. Reid
W. E. Reid
Seguinland
Drummond Stevens
Advise Phippsburg to Build Popham Road Petitioned by Beach Residents
A town meeting appeal urges building a road near Popham Beach to connect 43 cottages and 87 vacant lots. It argues nonresident taxpayers contribute heavily to town funds and deserve access, noting past growth, tax impact, and potential tourism benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Popham Beach
Sause
Ull
Peron
Popham Brush
Coottes
Bown
Yill
Maine
Legion Minstrels Bring Bath a Night of Old Time Show
The American Legion hosts the Bath Masonic Temple performances February 29 and March 1 featuring a 30 voice chorus, six local comedians, and novelties. Proceeds aid the Legion Unemployment committee for needy Bath families. Notables include Herby Douglas Wilbur Crocker Dido Cutting Eddie Rowe George McLean Freeman Trott and a Bath debut of Master Bob by Carver performing Little Black Me. Tickets sold by Legion members or Desmond's Men's Shop with a post show dance by a select orchestra led by Reginald Svacy John Grindell Ned Rogers George Field and Mrs Frances Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
American Legion
Masonic Temple
Legion Unemployment Committee
Herby Douglas
Wilbur Crocker
Dido Cutting
Eddie Rowe
George McLean
Freeman Trott
Little Black Me
Bobby Carver
Legion
Desmond's Men's Shop
Reginald Svacy
John Grindell
Ned Rogers
George Field
Frances Young
Harvard Doctor Analyzes Auto Costs in Traffic Waste
Evanston reports Dr Miller McClintock of Harvard says operating an automobile costs 4.20 per hour and that 75 percent of time in traffic is a "perfect waste" of time and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Miller McClintock
Harvard
Real Estate Sales in Brunswick Area Reported
Real estate transactions in Maine include the transfer of 62 acres from Ann E. Johnson of Bowdoin to Eva May Kirkpatrick of Belleville New Jersey. Also involved are the sale of 15 acres from Adelia Penley of Pownal to Mary Peebles of Brooklyn New York, and the sale of nine acres from Esther A. Mack of Brunswick to Oscar M. Krosnes of West Albany New York, formerly of Toonsberg Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Frank S. Walsh
Brunswick
E. A. Strout Realty Agency, Inc
Ann E. Johnson
Bowdoin
Eva May Kirkpatrick
Belleville
N. J
Adelia Penley
Pownal
Mary Peebles
Brooklyn
N. Y
Esther A. Mack
Oscar M. Krosnes
West Albany
Toonsberg
Norway
Church League Games Showcase Weekend Scores
Winners in the Church League Saturday night games include Corliss 29 Grace 18 St. Mary's 20 Elm 17 Beaccen 39 Wesley 25 Winter 37 Winnegance 20. Strong scoring by Beaccen Wesley and Winter highlights the uneven matchups across the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasketa
Corliss
Grace
St. Mary's
Elm
Beaccen
Wesley
Winter
Winnegance
Whales Sighted Off Cape Elizabeth Coast Guard Station
Surfman Haskell L. Crane sighted two large whales Sunday morning about ten o clock a half mile off-shore near the Cape Elizabeth Coast Guard station. The observer reported the mammals in view with the naked eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
Cape Elizabeth
Haskell L. Crane
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South End P.T.A
Arthur F. Mayo
Kennebec Valley
Clerical Meeting
Clyde Pinkham
Popham Road
John H. Stacey
Bath Savings Institution
New Webster’s College
and Office Dictionary
Times and Independent
Perenaed Ma
Dee Yy
Newdick
Front Street
Newdick and
Shorey