Easter baskets swap as club funds emergency equipment
The Home Corner club shifts from Easter baskets to emergency ready items including blankets, sheets, towels, and drawers with a steel sterilized cabinet at Mrs. Mabelle Crillan’s home under her supervision. The move supports a community loan system and aims for instant use in crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelle Crillan
Barbara Bond
Laurence Bond
Richmond
William Meader, Jr
William Meader
White Road
E. M. Johnson
Lewis Witham
Bowdoinham
Walter Chase
Kimball Street
Albert J. Brunell
Ethel Rankins
Gardiner Street
Ideal Home Corner Club
Amy _ Bradley
D. of
A. V
Enterprise Orange
Gerald Witham
Gardiner General Hospital
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
Lara M. Douglas
Augusta
Maine Association of Ladies’ Auxiliaries
Patriack Militant
Ruth B. Howe
Lillian A. Johnson
Rebekah Assembly of
Maine
Orland Sproul
Hallowell
Sproul
Howe
Peabody
George Sanford
Seek Guests of Mrs Lowell in Cape Elizabeth
Mr and Mrs Archie L Seekins of Cape Elizabeth were guests Sunday of Mrs Seekins parents Mr and Mrs Carleton W Lowell at 79 Pine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie L. Seekins
Cape Elizabeth
Seekins
Carleton W. Lowell
Pine Street
Progressive Grange Hosts Ladies Night in Richmond
Progressive grange in Richmond hosted a Ladies Night with officers named including Lucy Tarr as Master and Marjorie Curtis as Overseer. An opening program featured songs, essays on farm women, a skit, tableaux, an original story, piano, and a discussion on duties of men around the house. Awards went to Charles Dore and Walter Knight for stylish hats, with plans announced for a harvest march at Sagadahoc grange Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Grange
Richmond
Lucy Tarr
Marjorie Curtis
Gwedolyn Douglas
Nellie Sylvester
Celia Moore
Eva Libby
Perlina Routhier
Florence Wheeler
Grace Thompson
Ceres
Gladys Rideout
Pomona
Rachel Knight
Flora
Laura Baker
Pearl Dove
Betsy
Pearl Dore
Charlotte White
Anabelle White
Norman Curtis
Sagadahoc Grange
Chesley
Merrymeeting Grange
Charles Dore
Walter Knight
Nellie
Wildwood
Past Ladies' Club Meets Monday Night in Myrtle Lodge
The Past Ladies' Club of Myrtle Lodge No. 8 U O of I O L held its March meeting at 46 Dummer Street hosted by Mrs. Howard E. Blake and Mrs. Warren E. Davis. Mrs. Milton C. Savage led a brief business session, prizes were awarded in contract and Chinese checkers, nine members attended, and the next meeting is slated for April 27 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
U. O
Howard E. Blake
Warren E. Davis
West Bath
John H. Hunt
Fred S. Curtis
Howard O. Nash
Savage
Wallace L. Atwood
Charles O. Nelson
Jennie Oliver
Mrs Newell Visits New York and Wilton with Daughter
Mrs. William S. Newell of Washington street is spending a few days in New York and Wilton Connecticut with her daughter Mrs. Paul Tiemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Washington Street
New York
Wilton, Conn
Paul Tiemer
Georgetown Center students earn spelling honors week of March 20
School notice from Georgetown Center lists spelling award recipients Joan Hagan Fay lene Rowe Christine Williams Wilbur Loveitt Clayton Heald Harold Loveitt and Lloyd Pinkham. The girls beat the boys 15 to 16 while other items report First Aid meeting postponement and local cultural events and personal notes about residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center School
Joan Hagan
Faylene Rowe
Christine Williams
Wilbur Loveitt
Clayton Heald
Harold Loveitt
Lloyd Pinkham
Maine
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
William Zorach
Robinhood
Boothbay Harbor
Marsden Hartley
Hartley
Georgetown
First Baptist Church
James R. Hulbert
University of Chicago
West Georgetown
Sumner Sewall
U. S
Margaret Chase Smith
Frank Fellows
Hulbert
William A. Todd
Rolando Petterson
Army
Quartermaster Replacement Training Center
Camp Lee
D. L. Pettengill
Roy Moore
Clyde Pinkham
Bay Point
Maude Thayer
Roy Newman
Woodrow Gray
Kittery
Walter Powers
Dorothy Stuart
Portland
Edgar Hunt
Lottie Wyman
Bath
Ernest Heal
Andrew Rowe
Kathleen
Patton
Local Social Notes From Bath and Nearby Towns
Saturday night shoppers Mr and Mrs Stanley Flewelling and daughter visited Bath. Mrs Aubrey Fullerton returned from Portland. Miss Syde Campbell, librarian at Mt Ida Junior College, spent weekend at Campbell cottage. Several residents joined Five Islands Fire Department meeting. Three cars were marooned on Robinhood road prompting quick repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Flewelling
Bath
Ralph Davis
D. L. Pettengill
Elizabeth Nagle
Maureen
Brian
J. F. Higgins
Walter V. Cunningham
Aubrey Fullerton
Portland
Carroll Powers
Day
Wiscasset
Syde Campbell
Mt. Ida Junior College
Newton Center
Campbell Cottage
Marjorie Lorenzo
William Benyon
Adolph Spear
Benjamin Riggs
Winthrop Riggs
Mary Lee
Ray White
Eddie Carr
Five Islands
Robinhood Road
Fire Department
Revered Concord Artist Frederick A Bosley Dies After Long Illness
Frederick Andrew Bosley of Concord Massachusetts and Piermont New Hampshire died Sunday in Westboro after a lengthy illness. Born February 24 1881 in Lebanon New Hampshire he studied at Murdock School Winchendon and Boston Museum School under Tarbell and Benson. His work is in several major collections and he won medals at Pan American Expo 1915 and other exhibitions. He married Emily Linzee Sohier in 1908. two children and four grandchildren survive plus his mother and three sisters. His funeral was Tuesday at All Saints Episcopal Belmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
High Street
Frederick Andrew Bosley
Concord
Mass
Piermont
N. H
Westboro
Bosley
Bath
Mr. Bosley
Lebanon
Andrew
Jennie May (Hill) Bosley
Murdock School
Winchendon
Boston Museum School of Fine Arts
Edmund G. Tarbell
Frank W. Benson
Paige
France
Italy
Spain
England
Abbott Academy
Groton School
Tarbell
Boston Museum School
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Locust Club
Philadelphia
Henry C. Wright
San Francisco
Calif
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Art Association
Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts
Guild of Boston Artists
American Federation of Arts
St. Botolph Club
Boston
New York
Sle
Emily Linzee Sohier
Edward Sohier Bosley
New York City
Elizabeth Brimmer
William Brewster
Belmont
Andrew Bosley
This City
E. Richard Spooner
Andrew Butland
Pepperell
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Grace Church
Friends notice death of Mrs. Robert Copeland
Portland friends learn of the death of Mrs. Robert Copeland. Funeral held Saturday. She stayed with Mrs. Alfred R. Pratt of Bedford Street and relatives here. She lived with her daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLoane after her husband’s death years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Nelson moved to 1323 High Street. Gerard, Fryeburg Academy student, to spend weekend at the Nelson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan E. Copeland
Portland
Robert Copeland
Alfred R. Pratt
Bedford Street
Copeland
Robert McLoane
Louis P. Nelson
Center Street
Edward A. Footer
High Street
Gerard
Fryeburg Academy
Nelson
Five Islands Community News Summary
A library receives a donation box from Gilbert Standish and the auxiliary hosts a pleasant Thursday with Mrs. O F Rowe. Various residents visit, move, or host gatherings at Five Islands including outings to Bath, Portland, and Washington D C.
Rod and Gun Club Holds Boys Night April 7
Sagadahoc Rod, Gun and Skeet Association will host a Boys Night on Tuesday April 7. Each member may bring a boy aged 12 to 16 as a guest for films and a Game Department lecture on safe firearm handling and wildlife propagation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROD and Gun Club
Sagadahoc Rod, Gun and ‘Skeet Association, Inc
Inland Fisheries and Game Department
Nicholas S. Mihalos
Leslie B. Ferris
Game Department
Association
Meeting Notes Open With Parker Presiding At Noon Session
Tuesday noon weekly meeting had no program presented. President John Parker presided. L. T. Raymond, manager of the local Personal Finance office, was the sole guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker
L. T. Raymond
Mrs Roscoe Higgins Hosts O.T.C. Evening At Home
Mrs Roscoe Higgins entertained the O.T.C. at her home on York Street Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Higgins
O.tc
York Street
Beacon Street Fourth Quarterly Conference Opens at Beacon Street Church
Rev Charles L Kinney led devotions to open the Beacon Street Methodist Fourth Quarterly Conference. Augusta District Superintendent Rev Herbert F Aldrich praised church gains and warned of neglect while officers and committees were elected for the Board of Trustees Stewards WSCS and various church boards and missions. The Pastoral Relations Committee recommended the return of Rev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Kinney
Beacon Street
Herbert F. Aldrich
Augusta
Aldrich
England
Japan
Philippines
Milton H. Douglas
William J. Craft
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Marion Cain
James Steen
Karl Stiles
Church School
Kinney
Eugene McGrath
Mary E. Yule
Marion Dain
Nellie Webber
Clifton W. Tedford
William Shea
Marion Bowie
Leland S. Plummer
Adelbert W. Hall
Daniel MacDonald
MacDonald
John M. Howe
C. S. Madden
Rogers Moulton
M. S. Beardsley
Leland Plummer
Samuel A. Morse
Sanford B. Nickerson
WSCS
Everett G. Lemont
Martha Clark
C. W. Tedford
Charles Henderson
W. J. Craft
Roger W. Pierce
Raymond Hart
Church Board of Education
Edgar Drake
Adelbert Hall
Hermon Crocker
Della Adams
Janet Beardsley
Church Board of Missions
Mattie Bachelder
Geraldine Nickerson
Edward St. Martin
Elmer Eldridge
Mary Yule
Clarence Ring
S. B. Nickerson
M.S. Beardsley
Percy Hodgkins
Lauren E. Stiles
Charles T. Henderson
Board of Trustees
Paul Moore
Kentucky Mountains
Kinney Confirmed as Pastor by Conference Unanimous Vote
Charles L Kinney was confirmed as pastor by the conference with a unanimous vote. The decision follows Kinney's appointment and approval by church leaders. The move solidifies his role within the congregation and aims to guide their ministries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Kinney
Watchmaker William E. Palmer Dies at 79 in Bath Maine
William Edwin Palmer, 79, renowned Maine watchmaker and longtime A G Page Co. manager, died Thursday at his home in Bath. Born in Knox on March 15, 1863, he trained in Lowell before moving to Bath 56 years ago, leaving a legacy in Boston and New York jewelry circles. He is survived by his wife Clara Donnell Palmer and daughter Addiella Donnell Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edwin Palmer
Maine
High Street
Mr. Palmer
A. G. Page Co
Jewelers
Pages
Fred A. Page
Knox
Albert and
Almed
John Clain
Lowell
Dover
N. N
Bath
Page Jewelry
Charles A. Harriman
Hall & Hunt
Boston
New York
Colonial Club
George Bert Palmer
Palmer
Clara A. Donnell
Addiella Donnell Palmer
William S. Hanson of Woolwich Dies After Brief Illness
William S. Hanson 72 of Woolwich died Wednesday in Bath Memorial hospital after a five day illness. Born October 6, 1869 in Woolwich he lived there his life. A painter and paperhanger he resided at Edwin L. Holbrook residence on Nequasset road. Hanson was a Woolwich Methodist church trustee and Riverside cemetery director. Surviving: wife died 20 years ago. son Millard Hanson. brothers Fred and Frank R.. grandchildren Millard J Ruth Gerald Richard Baldwin and great grandchild Beverly Baldwin. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Hanson
Woolwich
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hanson
James Thomas
Mary Ellen (Wyman) Hanson
Hanson
Edwin L. Holbrook
Nequasset Road
Methodist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Millard Hanson
Fred
Frank R
Fred Baldwin
Millard J
Ruth
Gerald
Richard Hanson
Beverly Baldwin
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
This City
Hanson Funeral Held in Woolwich Saturday
The funeral of William S. Hanson of Woolwich was Saturday afternoon at two at the Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence in Woolwich. Rev. Charles Brown of Monmouth officiated. Bearers were Lewis Dodge, John Gilmore, Edwin L. Holbrook, and Frank R. Bailey. Burial followed in Riverside cemetery in Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William_ S. Hanson
Woolwich
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Charles Brown
Monmouth
Lewis Dodge
John Gilmore
Edwin L. Holbrook
Frank R. Bailey
Riverside Cemetery
Welch Funeral Held for James A. Welch of Woolwich
The funeral for James A Welch of Woolwich was held Saturday at 3:30 PM at 819 High Street. Rev Chester Bradford Oliver of Wesley Methodist Church officiated with bearers Edgar Hancox Fred Spinney Neal Geer Blanchard Crowley all of Woolwich Allen Noble and Raymond Barter of Bath. Burial followed at Grover Cemetery. Mrs Whitman Mitchell of Milan Street Portland visited her sister Mrs Charles F. Doten Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A Welch
Woolwich
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Chester Bradford Oliver
Wesley M. E. Church
Edgar Hancox
Fred Spinney
Neal Geer
Blanchard Crowley
Allen Noble
Raymond Barter
Bath
Grover Cemetery
Obituary for Mrs Josephine Freeman of Bath and family ties
Mrs Josephine H Freeman 77 wife of Frederick W Freeman died Friday at her Bath residence 12 Charles Street. Born Bath July 15 1864 she was daughter of Francis and Harriet King Jr. Survived by eight children including John H Freeman Ernest B Freeman and Dr William E Freeman and numerous grandchildren great grandchild and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine H. Freeman
Frederick W. Freeman
Charles Street
Bath
Francis and
Harriet King, Jr
John H. Freeman
Ernest BR. Freeman
Emery I. Freeman
Ethel M. Kimball
William E. Freeman
Yarmouth
Chester F. Freeman
Portland
Owen A. Freeman
U S. N
Josephine E
Herbert Anderson
Anderson
Charles M. King
Elizabeth Perow
Annie Hammond
Brunswick
Clara Coleman
Boston
James A. Welch 79 Dies in Woolwich After Illness
James A. Welch, 79, longtime Pawtucket native and former Fall River Line chief engineer, died Thursday evening at his son’s Woolwich home after a brief illness beginning with a heart attack. Born June 11, 1863 in Rhinebeck New York, he lived most of his life in Rhode Island and was a member of Barney Merry lodge, F and A M. He leaves widow Roby Cole Welch of Providence, son Leverett C. Welch, daughter Helen Welch Mason, three grandchildren, and sister Mrs. Louella Eeanee of Dover Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Welch
Woolwich
Leverett C. Welch
Mr. Welch
Rhinebeck
N. Y
Reuben and
Helen (Risley) Welch
Pawtucket
R. L
Fall River
Barney Merry Lodge
A. M
Welch
Roby Cole Welch
Providence
R. I
Helen Welch Mason
Saxonville
Mass
Fred Mason
St. Louis
Barbara and
Helen Mason
Louella Eeauee
Dover Plains
Byron Roach dies after 12 years at city farm
Byron Roach died Friday morning after more than a dozen years as an inmate at the city farm. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Curtis Funeral Home, and burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Roach
City Farm
Curtis Funeral Home
Oak Grove
Freeman Rites Held for Mrs. Josephine H Freeman
Mrs. Josephine H. Freeman wife of Frederick W. Freeman, died recently at her home 12 Charles Street. Her six sons served as bearers John H. Freeman Ernest R. Freeman Emery I. Freeman all of this city Dr William E. Freeman Yarmouth Chester F. Freeman Portland and Owen A. Freeman U S N attended the service conducted by Rev Joseph O Purdue at Winter Street Congregational church Burial was in Oak Grove cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine H. Freeman
Frederick W. Freeman
Charles Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Congregational Church
John H. Freeman
Ernest R. Freeman
Emery I. Freeman
William E. Freeman
Yarmouth
Chester F. Freeman
Portland
Owen A. Freeman
U.S. N
Oak Grove Cemetery
Palmer Funeral Held At 746 High Street
The funeral for William E. Palmer was Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at his home 746 High Street. Rev Raymond G Putnam of Central church officiated. Bearers were Edward V. Reed Allan Spear William L Skelton and Dr Paul A Gregware. Burial followed at Oak Grove cemetery in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Palmer
High Street
Raymond G. Putnam
Central Church
Edward V. Reed
Allan Spear
William L. Skelton
Paul A. Gregware
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bath
Byron Roach Funeral Held At Curtis Home
The funeral for Byron Roach who died Friday morning was held Monday afternoon at two from Curtis Funeral Home at 942 Washington Street. Rev. Joseph O. Purdue officiated and burial followed at Oak Grove cemetery. Geraldine Churchey, daughter of Mrs. Bertha Churchey of Pittston, returned Monday after visiting with her aunt Mrs. Charles E. Corliss in York Street. Mrs. Carmen Crosby of Dike Road has returned from a week in New York staying with Mrs. Ernest Davis at Kew Garden Hills, Queens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Roach
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Geraldine Churchey
Bertha Churchey
Pittston
Charles E. Corliss
York Street
Carmen Crosby
Dike Road
New York
Crosby
Ernest Davis
Kew Garden Hills
L. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vonah. Eee
SRD
Edicott Johnson Corp
Front Street
Frederick A. Bosley
Westboro, Mass
Gilbert Standish
O. F. Rowe
Furber Davis
Gott's Cove
George Philbrook
Freeport
J. G. Stevens
Melvin Harford
Harford
Charles R. Sims
George Gray
Marion Stevens
Red Cross Disaster Committee
Harriet Baird
Robert
Richard
Carey Cottage
Constance
Jerry
Laura Harding
Five Islands School
Miss Harding
Aderton
Washington, D. C
William Marr
Clifford Beseau
North Jay
W.S. Hanson
J. A. Welch
Whitman Mitchell
Milan Street
Charles FE. Doten
Josephine Freeman
Feltay
Mrs. Freeman
W. E. Palmer
Fred S, Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
Washington St