Richmond Social and Religious Notes Highlight Local Life
Richmond reports a busy week with lodge events, installations, and socials. Members attended Amy tent D of U V of C W and Amy Bradley tent D of A V of C W. several marriages and births noted. community members welcomed guests from Winthrop Gardiner and Augusta. church sermons discussed Gods Correcting and The Jew Gentile and the Church of God. Obituary notes include Mary Hennessey Randall 71 and funeral services for Carl Kenneth Bickford 29.
Wrestler defeats George Taylor in Moose Hall benefit bout
In Randolph fire department charity show at Moose Hall many victories followed by a main bout where a wrestler defeated Bangor’s George Tarzan Taylor. Local figures include Mrs Mallard Reynolds and Mrs George Thomas with family disruptions noted, while school and club events occupy the town scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Tarzan” Taylor
Bangor
Moose Hall
Randolph
Mallard Reynolds
South Gardiner
Richmond
Lawrence Bond
Aroostook County
George Thomas
West Newton
Mass
Buckle
Massachussetts
Beverly
Harriett Patch
Will Randall
Church Street
Charles Pattangill
Augusta
Charles W. Messenger
Portland
Chickades Bird Club
Emerson School
Eula Terrell
James Sherburn
Linwood Richards
Nataleen Passmore
Margaret Boynton
Phyliss Choate
Paul Batchelder
Charles Dore
Dorothy Preble
Chester Gott
Clifford Latheridge
Laurelle Priest
Frances Webber
Carlton Ring
Bliss
Richmond High School
Richmond Girls
Lewiston Girls
Bliss Girls
Laura Whitmore
Phylis Witham
Nellie de Bree
Geneva Gomier
Charles Hanson
Robert James
Ernest Mayhew
Beatrice Huntington
Maxine Passmore
Alice Watson
Earl Hackett
New Hampshire
Farm Bureau
Card of Thanks from the Rogers Family
The Rogers family express heartfelt thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy floral tributes and assistance after their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Rogers
Subscription Love Letters From Mrs Palmer
Mrs George R Palmer of Portland renews her subscription to the Independent and says she could hardly get along without the newsy sheet as she looks forward to receiving it each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Palmer
Portland
The
Independent
Three Undefeated Lead Y Church Standings
Winter remains tied with St Marys after a tight 19 14 win over Elm. St Marys crushed Central 37 13 to stay undefeated alongside Beac on and Winnegance beat Grace 27 20 as the league edge solidified.
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Elm
Winter
St. Mary's
Y Church
Central
Hilltoppers
Beacon
Peoples
Winnegance
Grace
Y. M. C. A. Church League
P.C St. Mary's
Wesley Central
St. Mary‘s
Bath memories and a pupil recounts old school life
Mrs James H Tarbox of Westport recalls Dr Augustus F Beard former Bath pastor who died at 101 detailing a past dispute over corporal punishment and a room once his study. The piece notes Bath history and names Charles Clifford and Mrs Davis Hatch. It also mentions Louise Bubier a Webster Grammar pupil confined with encephalitis a brain disease with sleeping sickness misnomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Tarbox
Westport
Augustus F. Beard
Central Church
Bath
Beard
Middle
Oak Streets
Humphreys
Higgins
Philbrook
Dr. Beard
Louise Bubier
Webster Grammar School
Court Street
Auburn
Fourteen Divorces Granted At Court By Justice Fisher
Justice Fisher signed fourteen divorce decrees at Sagadahoc Superior Court Saturday noon closing January term. Civil suits by Rowena London and Madeleine McCabe were settled or referred. A jury found Louis Gagnon not guilty of manslaughter. Several divorces granted list parties and custody or support rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Fisher
Sagadahoc
Madelyn McCabe
Freeport
Lloyd L. Steeves
Bath
Joseph H. Rousseau
Joseph A. Aldred
Brunswick
Traverse
Louis Gagnon
Cumberland Street
John F. Borcsak
Gagnon
John T. Beach
Fannie A. Beach
Canastota
N. Y
Avis B. Johnson
Richmond
Henry C. Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Russell B. Johnson
Leslie E. Clark
Leroy J. Clark
Merle E. Nocery
George Nocery
New London
Conn
Billie R. Nocery
Ruth E. Moore
Madison A. F. Moore
John W. Davis
Caroline F. Davis
Percival W. Plant
Alice C. Plant
Hazel A
Harriet E
Charles G
Edward H
Elizabeth F. Leavitt
Dudley S. Leavitt
Elizabeth F. Spinney
Sarah M. Burns
George H. Burns
Margaret
Patricia
Libellee
Mildred F. Cameron
James F. Cameron
Virginia K. Cameron
Muriel B. Gruenwald
Paul K. Gruenwald
Muriel B. Pierce
Arline Y. Pierce
Norman V. Pierce
Norman A. Pierce
Gertrude B. Higgins
H. Basil Higgins
Waterville
Dorreen A. Higgins
Elizabeth G. Brown
Phippsburg
George D. Brown
Portland
Feruel
Oakhurst Dairy
Pierce Brothers
Norman V
Renwood
Justice Fisher
Raymond Temple
Ham
Center Street
Thomaston
Richard J. Renaud
Highland Spring Ice Co
Winfred McInnes
Augusta
Helen Elena Sewall
Perry Sanford
Mary Badelac Dana
Elizabeth Jane Fulton
Dexter Names Joseph Mountain Temporary Postmaster
Joseph M. Mountain is appointed temporary postmaster of Dexter starting January 31 after the four year term of Wilfred E. Slater ends. Mountain, a Dexter native aged 63, has run a hardware business for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Mountain
Dexter
Wilfred E. Slater
Mr. Mountain
Golden Wedding Jubilants James and McMahan Family
Friends and relatives gathered at the grange hall to observe the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James T. McMahan. Married January 12, 1885 in Amesbury Massachusetts by Rev. A. T. Feltch. They have six children, twenty one grandchildren, and ten great grandchildren. Active grange members, Mrs. McMahan long treasurer and current grange circle president. The evening featured music, cakes, and a 50 candle cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. McMahan
Grange Hall
Mrs. McMahan
A. T. Feltch
the Baptist Church
Amesbury
Mass
Earl Sumner
Clarence Delwin
Chester Elwood
Pine Islands
Alfred Alonzo
Bath
Edna Mae Lewis
Lila Evelyn Belanger
McMahan
The
Grange
Ladies Aid
Grange Circle
Orville Rowe
William Chase
Lewiston
Chase
Madelyn Berry
Alfred McMahan
Salvation Army
Vernon Gray
Esabel Stevens
James McMahan
Ella McMahan
Waterville
Gilbert Standish
Chester McMahan
Percy Savage
Ellsworth Pinkham
Westbrook
Chester
Mildred Pinkham
Marion Frost
South Danville
N. H
Alan Huntington
Katherine Pendergast
Cambridge
da Beach
Fla
Plan Big Festival for Temple Fund in Bath
Plans for the Jimmie Temple Festival to be held over three nights January 23 24 and 25 in the Morse High School gym progress smoothly. John J. Mulcahy oversees the event expecting at least 14 booths and a large beano game with roughly 1000 dollars in prizes from Bath merchants. Governor Louis J Brann will attend on Governor's Night with his staff, and Amateur Night will cap the final program with local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
City Hall
John J. Mulcahy
Bath
Louis J. Brann
Embalming Board OKs Mayo Jr Licensure After Exams
A. Farley Mayo Jr was notified by the State Board of Examiners to regulate Embalming that he passed his exams and is eligible to apply for a license. He graduated from the New England Institute and has three years as assistant to his father, Arthur F Mayo at 819 High Street. William Black of Bowdoin College died at 74 in Hoboken after a stroke, a longtime Brunswick campus figure who attended Commencement with classmate Dr. H S Card of Boston and who held multiple local offices and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Oftained
Main Street
George Wilson
Nellie Pratt
Charles Day
Frances Curran
Laura Stilphen
Pratt
Amy Tent
U. V
C. W. Post Department
Margaret B. Peabody
Raymond Libby
Ann
Winthrop
Leslie Roberts
Pleasant Street
Emily Rideout
Bowdoinham
State Welfare Department
Mabel Lancaster
William Dingley
Gardiner
A. G. Baker
Church of God
John Hurley
Wrenn Nursing Home
John Patrick Hurley
Esther Parker
Augusta
Town
Merna Curtis
Glenn Curtis
Richmond
Ervina Waltz
Frank Waltz
C. P. Bryant
Maxwell Marriner
Richmond Sportsmen's Association
Charles Alexander
Frank Sherman
Albert Wing
Earl McFee
Clyde McFee
Carroll Clark
Edward Coughlin
Edwin Stewart
Harold Houdlette
James Carr
George Thompson
Earl Woodman
Carl Gibbs
Harry Chetley
Elmer King
Seth Watson
Freeman Mosher
Charles M Lawrence Bond
Encorie
Mary Hennessey Randall
Church Street
Randall
Bangor
Michael Hennessey
Lewiston
William Randall
Gertrude Normand
Jeanette Hellman
Mildred Davis
Frances Barrett
Rumford
John
Charles
Michael Hen
Carl Kenneth Bickford
Cora Osborne
Kimball Street
Mr. Bickford
Howard M. Trafton
Walter V. Cummings
Bath
Elizabeth Nagle
New York
Beatrice Abbott
Everett C. Higgins
John Thibodeau
Marilla Tarr
Dorothy Stuart
Stuart
Emma B. Billings
Frank Heald
Melrose Highlands
Mass
R. P. Todd
Walter Schoepfer
Earle Hagan
Roy Newman
Edward Clarey
Robinhood
Belle Heald
Roscoe P. Todd
Hamilton
William Collins
Alex Cunningham
Boston
York Beach
Collins
Joseph F. Higgins
Dorothy Hagan
Yarmouth Academy
L. Earle Hagan
Walter Newdick
Annie M. Jon
W. A. Todd
A. Farley Mayo, Jr
State Board of Examiners
Mr. Mayo
New England Institute of Embalming
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
State Board
William Black
Bowdoin College
Hammondton
N. J
Black
Brunswick
H. 8. Card
Douglas Arnies
Topsham
Natick
Russell Barrows
Winterstreet
Armes
Fred Armes
Kelley
Lisbon Falls
Douglas
Tucker Street
Natick, Mass
Barrows
Friends Church a Strong Ohio Quaker Presence
In Ohio there are more representative Friends church branches than in any other state, highlighting the state’s prominence in the Quaker movement and its historical reach across communities and counties.
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Friends Church
Ohio
The
Quakers
State
Union
Bath veteran firemen benefit ball draws crowd in Bath
The Bath Veteran Firemen Association held a benefit ball at Baxter hall for the James Temple fund drawing about 125 attendees. Entertainment included a two act skit Gracie Allen's Wedding Anniversary by Mrs. Forest Ford, Hawaiian guitar numbers by Newell Hamilton and Henry Totman, plus remarks by George McLean and Thomas Deojay. Dancing lasted until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter Hall
James Temple Fund
Bath
Patricia Staples
Bso
Richard Staples
Janet
Hilda Staples
Alicia Smith
Miriam Talbot
Allen
Ford George McLean
Leeman’s Orchestra
Temple Fund
Thomas Deojay
Ernest Pinkham
Frank
Enjoyable Travel Talk Given Club
Grace Church Men's Club members forgot stormy weather to hear Hon. Henry C. Wright recount his travels aboard with ex Governor Percival R. Baxter. Wright described Gibraltar Mediterrean ports Pompeii Heraclea Persia Palestine and more. John H. Freeman presided. John J. Mulcahy sought aid for Temple fund. Festival committee plans Jan 23 24 25. Baxter Atkinson Beal served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Grace Church Men's Club
Henry C. Wright
Percival R. Baxter
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Pyramids
Wright
Pompeii
Heraclea
Persia
Palestine
Mr. Wright
John H. Freeman
John J. Mulcahy
Temple Fund
Rupert H. Baxter
Gerald Atkinson
Frank H. Beal
Youngster pursues traffic cop job in Boston tale
A 14 year old, Jesse Darling from outside Brunswick, set out Monday with a aim to become a Boston traffic cop. He reached Biddeford before meeting Biddeford desk sergeant Alfred Lantagne, who found him puzzled near St Joseph's Cemetery and brought him to the police station. Relatives in Bath and Brunswick were summoned to pick him up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jesse Darling
Brunswick
Biddeford
California
Alfred Lantagne
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Bath
Ssh
Bar Harbor hosts Baden-Powell Sea Scouts gathering
Bangor Sea Scout ship Baden-Powell members guests and Scout executives were guests of the Bar Harbor troop for a Friday night get-together held in the Episcopal parish hall.
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Bangor Sea
Baden-Powell
Bar Harbor
Episcopal Parish
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