Wedding of Miss Carmen Madeline Gardiner Narrows in Maine
Miss Carmen Madeline Gardiner of Pittston and Melvin Maurice Hinkley of Langdon Road married at St Joseph's Church in Gardiner. Rev. Joseph S. Sullivan performed the single ring ceremony. Bride wore satin and nylon with a crown veil. bridesmaids wore taffeta gowns. The couple will reside on Main Street and be at home after January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Madeline Thewiiter
Jambeau
Pittston
Melvin ‘Maurice
Mildred Whitney
Gertrude
Hinkley
Richmond
Mrs. Flagg
Miss Hinkley
Sherwood Williams Gardiner
James
Harold Whitrey
Randolph
Federal Shoe’ Co
Fireman’s
Farmingdale
Harold James
Main Street
Community groups elect officers and hold events
Enterprise grange Ladies Aid elected officers at the grange hall on January 8. Officers include President Della Grondin and vice presidents Cora Guptill Alice Hinkley Vivian Tripp. WFC club elected teenage girls officers Doris Holman Mildred Holman R Siegars. Emerson school band debuted at a basketball game with Roscoe Whitten conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Grange Ladies Aid
Grange Hall
Della Grondin
Cora ,Guptill
Alice Hinkley
Vivian Tripp
Sreevan
W. F.C. Club
Doris Holman
Mildred 8
R Siegars
Edmond Merrill
Emerson
Roscoe Whitten
Gardiner
Young People's Society of the Church of the Nazarene
Footsteps of Jesus
Manana Land
Holman
Donna Bixby
Christ Raity
Kennebec Valley
Baptist Church
Neal McClean
Fairfield
Ronald Frewin
Mark Hasen
Emerson Lane Post
A. L
Post
Laura Reynolds
Jackson Quinnam
Washington, D. C
South Front Street
Margaret Duren
Extension Association
Edith Sullivan
Topsham Library
Alice Baker
Kimball Street
Harold Weston
Arthur Bowley
Litchfield
John Simpson
Leonard Lamoreau
Forces of
Richmond
St. Seebstgess
Pital
Orlando
Fla
John Sutherrea
Luther
Korea
Engineer Searchlight Battalion
W. Sutherbury
Hawaii
Randall Young
Kenneth
Winthrop
Lloyd R. Hinkley Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Lloyd R. Hinkley aged 47 who died Saturday at his Lisbon Falls home were held Tuesday from his mother's residence. Hinkley, born in Richmond in 1904, was a son of Ina Nelson Hinkley and other family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd KR. Hinkley
Lloyd R. Hinkley
Lisbon Falls
Ina Smith
Mr. Hinkley
Richmond
Ina Nelson Hink
Sermon on Mark Key Theme Ends with Local Notices
A religious reflection on Mark's Gospel discusses Jesus I am statements and the meaning of following Christ, noting Peter's confession and the cross as central. Local church events include a choir anthem, offertory by Alfred Rowe, and a dinner with Miss Belle Heald. Community updates report Parker Moulton's death, March of Dimes chairmanship, and upcoming P T A activities, plus notes on winter storm damage and Rev William T Boyd's passing in Georgetown Center.
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Mt. Hermon
Peter
Christ
Gifford
God
Alfred Rowe
Belle Heald
First
Second Baptist
Five Islands
Parker Moulton
Bath
West Georgetown
Moulton
Augusta
Curtis Funeral Home
Beatrice Bouton
Elizabeth Harris
Clarence B. Hill
Joseph F. Higgins
William A. Todd
Georgetown Center
Ralph Davis
Georgetown
Working League
J. Robert Blackie
William T. Boyd
Baptist
Boyd
James Boyd
Bangor
Mamie Maleham
Alice
Portsmouth
N. H
Obituary fragment notes survivors of Horace le Hinkley
The text lists Smith and the late Horace le Hinkley with survivors including his mother Mrs Harriette Hinkley of Lisbon Falls, two daughters Mrs Harbor and Beverly Hinkley of Cincinnati, Ohio, three brothers Thomas Clinton and Horace, and a sister Courtney, all of Richmond.
Local World War nurses noted for service in town
In Georgetown area an aged veteran of church work and Masonry was remembered for lifelong service to the community and his aid to the needy. A 83 year old, persistent figure, he lived in North Dakota before returning to Appleton and was buried in Mandan near Bismarck. Other items recount residents’ hospital stays, illnesses, travel, and social visits around Bath Georgetown and Georgetown Center with several health updates and community events.
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Boyd
Georgetown
West Flasher
North Dakota
Wid
Flasher
Masonic Order
Appleton
Minnesota
Vincent Bantleon
Mandan
Bismarck
Local club notes amid illness and community updates
Last week's Good No club meeting was held at Mrs Marr's home with refreshments and social time. The next gathering will be at Mrs Gray's home. Illness and measles at school push activity levels down as five attended Bible class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marr
Vernon E
Gray
Victor Pinkham
Blanch Gibson
William Stewart
Gibson
Evelyn Bold
Bath
Dennis Moore
Bath Iron Works
Burleigh Pinkham
Bath Memorial Hospital
Stanley Lewis
Presley Nursing Home
George Gray
Melvin Mitchell
David Rutherford
Danny MacGillivary
Charles Bentley
Neil Boynton
Malden Island
Clayton Doyle
Billy
Yarmouth
John Brown
Brown
Helen Huskins
Addie Stevens
Smelt Fishing Camps Grow Along Eastern River
Smelt fishermen gathered Sunday as new camps appeared below Middle Bridge. Over 200 enthusiasts, from Lewiston to Boston, camped nearby last week. Evelyn Robbins sustained a wrist wound from a broken bottle and was treated by a Richmond doctor. Dresden March of Dimes head Eleanor Everson leads local efforts with Lincoln County volunteers. Bridge Academy girls beat South Bristol 64 to 45. W S C S plans a January meeting at Mrs. Southard home including a year of sewing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Hagan
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Everett Leonard
Bath
Carrie Carlisle
Memorial Hospital
Wiscasset
L. Earle Hagan
Georgetown Center
Georgetown
Eric Graffam
Marrtown
Roland E. Peterson
Dorothy W. Stuart
Providence
R. I
New York
Donald Walkers
Laura Boyd
Boston
Marion Clarke
Mill Pond
Miss Clarke
Josiah H. Brown
George Laskey
Arthur
Robinhood
Edwin F. Hussa
MacMahonez
Colorado
William Gilland
Joan Hagan
Portland High School
Colby College
Charley
Bobbie Spear
Lawrence Heffron
Robert Dunshee
Linda
Walter Beans
South Bristol
William
Joseph F. Higgins
Harold J. Brown
Raphael Higins
Marcia
Ath
Harland Eastman
Kezar Falls
Walter Beane
Eastman
Little River
Linwood Stevens
Lewiston
Jersey Joe Walcott
Robinhood Tea Room
Middle Bridge
South Gray
Gardiner
Augusta
Evelyn Robbins
Leroy Robbins
Richmond
Eleanor Everson
Cedar Grove
March of Dimes
Dresden
Lincoln County
National Foundation For
Everett Rankins
Virginia Robbins
Virginia
Bridge Academy
Winfield Southard
H. A. Everson
Ghostly hawk spooks feeding flocks daily at dawn
The hawk’s presence over the feeding station alarms birds who dip in and out of trees before risky feeds. Humans have seen the predator only briefly once, leaving the flock in constant fear as dawn meals vanish suddenly each day.
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Hawk
Installation of officers at Brunswick Red Men's hall
Mrs Lillius Larrabee represented the Clark Leslie Auxiliary Spanish War Camp for the installation of officers held at the Brunswick Red Men's hall on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillius Larrabee
Clark Leslie
Brunswick Red Men's Hall
Berwindvale Passes Kennebec En Route to Wharf
The Berwindvale sailed up the Kennebec Monday then returned down Thursday after unloading at Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co. George Dutil of Brunswick leaves a bakery route. Arthur Marquis takes over. Fox sparrows arrive back, described plumage and singing habits. Forrest Drake improves after Bath Memorial Hospital surgery. Louise Squires visits from Washington D C. Various local visits and health notes among Bay Point residents.
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Berwindvale
Kennebec
Illinois
Fox
Forrest Drake
Birchwood
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mr. Drake
Louise Squires
Washington, D. C
George Renaud
Suslar
State Health and Welfare Department
Bay Point
Hope Reed
Bath
Capt Elliot Winslow Speaks at Men's Club Meeting
Capt Elliot Winslow of Southport addressed the men's club as the guest speaker. The program included nominating committee selections to present a slate at the February 12 meeting. Winslow, a World War II Coast Guard veteran, recounted experiences from his service aboard the Argo and its weather patrol duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Bertocci
Gardiner Deering
Donald Page
Haviland Torrey
Capt
Elliot Winslow
Southport
Winslow
U. S. Coast Guard
Germany
Atlantic
Argo
William Mennealy
Bath-Brunswick
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Sagadahoc Chapter Aids Polio Patients in 1952
The Sagadahoc March of Dimes chapter spent 3373 for hospitalization of polio patients unable to pay full costs. In 1951 six patients were aided, four new and two old cases. The chapter raised 5146.73 in 1951 52 funds split evenly between local services and national contributions, with local shortfall carried over into 1952.
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Our
Sagadahoc Chapter
March of Dimes
National Hasdquarters
Obituary of Bath Iron Works purchasing agent W Dayton Hill
W Dayton Hill 61 of 617 Washington Street died at home Tuesday after a long illness. He served nearly 24 years as purchasing agent for Bath Iron Works and was former president of Bath Memorial Hospital. He held roles at BIW, BIW Ltd., Eastern Steamship Co. and Grace Episcopal Church. Funeral Friday at Grace Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dayton Hill
Washington Street
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Eastern Steamship Co
Bath
Mr. Hill
William P
Kate Fisher Hill
Morse High School
Hill
BIW
John L. P. Burke
American Society of Naval Architects & Marine Engineers
Memorial Hospital
Grace Episcopal Church
Grace Church Men’s Club
Mildred Clark Hill
William Dayton Hill, Jr
Audrey Hill
Roland F. Hill
Bath Iron Works Corp
All of
F Carroll Perkins Dies at 68 in Day's Ferry Home
F Carroll Perkins 68 a former American Telco executive in New York City died Tuesday at his Day's Ferry residence. Born October 31 1883 in Saco he is survived by widow Betty Bennett Perkins two daughters Priscilla K Perkins Day's Ferry and Mary F O'Hara Florham Park N J three brothers A Cutter Escondido Rufus S Old Orchard Beach Edward Perkins Roslindale Mass and one grandson Funeral from Mayo Funeral Residence Saturday at 2 PM with Rev Richard J Schaper officiating Flowers omitted per family request.
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F. Carroll Perkins
New York City
American Tel. & Tel. Co
Day’s Ferry
Mr. Perkins
Saco
Frank
Arabella Cutter Perkins
Betty’ Bennett Perkins
Priscilla K. Perkins
Mary F. O'Hara
Florham Park
N. J
A. Cutter
Escondidio
Cal
Rufus S
Old Orchard Beach
Edward Perkins
Roslindale
Mass
Mayo
Richard J. Schaper
Winter Street Church
Japanese Exhibits at Children's Hour at Patten Library
Mrs. George J. Hartsgrove will tell stories and display a Japanese exhibit during Saturday morning Story Telling Hour at the Patten Free Library. The collection includes a six foot high Japanese screen. P T A Council volunteers from North Center P T A assist with children. Sessions run for city school children up to fourth grade, start 10 a.m. Remaining programs include Holland exhibit February 2 and Maine author talk February 16.
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George J. Hartsgrove
Patten Free Library
Isadore Singer
P. T. A. Council
Richard J. Schaper
Holland
Russell S. Hitchcock
Maine
William S. Newell
Hartsgrove
Stanley Wood
Bath Council of Church Women to Host Mrs Snow Speaker
Mrs. Aubrey Snow of Lewiston will be guest speaker at the Bath Council of Church Women meeting Friday afternoon at the Salvation Army hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Snow
Lewiston
Bath
Council of Church Women
Salvation Army All
William A Bates 80 Dies in Stoneham Mass
Word of death released for William A Bates 80 of Stoneham Mass born in Bath. He trained as a pattern maker in Boston became master pattern maker at the Boston Navy yard retiring in 1936. Survived by three sons a daughter a brother a sister and three grandchildren. Funeral services held January 7 in Stoneham.
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Stoneham
Mass
William A. Bates
Bath
James
Frances
Oliver) Bates
Boston
Boston Navy Yard
Master Mechanics Association of
Annie Bates
Waltham, Mass
Loring Bates
Parker Nash Moulton dies after illness in Augusta
Parker Nash Moulton 58 of Bath died Friday evening after a short illness in Augusta. Born March 16, 1893 in RoxburyMass he moved to Bath as a child. He served as a World War I lieutenant then worked in education in Portland Conn Wareham and Bath later owning a laundry in Augusta. Survived by wife Adelaide Dennison Moulton of Augusta and grandson Anthony D. Moulton plus nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Nash Moulton
Bath
Augusta
Roxbury
Mass
Rufus D
Armida_ Nash Moulton
Hebron Academy
Worcester Academy
University of Maine
Washington Street
North End
Portland
Portland Engineer Herbert W Jackson Dies at 79
Herbert W Jackson 79 of Portland died Saturday noon at Augusta. Born January 30 1873 in Portland he lived in Norway childhood and attended Gould Academy. He worked 40 years as an engineer for the Grand Trunk Railroad retiring in 1938. Survived by sister Mrs George Bacon Portsmouth NH brother Martin Jackson Bethel son Arthur H Jackson Bath and several grandchildren. Funeral Monday afternoon Bethel burial in family lot there.
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Herbert W. Jackson
Portland
Augusta
Andrew
Sarah M. Eustis Jackson
Norway
Gould Academy
Grand Trunk Railroad
George Bacon
Portsmouth
N. H
Martin Jackson
Bethel
Arthur H. Jackson
Bath
Town
Japanese student to speak at Beacon Street Methodist Church
Eiji Dohmyo of Yokohama Japan, BU exchange scholar studying social ethics and international economics, arrives Tuesday evening to stay with Rev. and Mrs. Howard F. Cramer at 9 Beacon Street. He will be the guest speaker at Sunday evening church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiji Dohmyo
Yokohama
Japan
Boston University
Howard F. Cramer
Beacon Street
Dohmyo
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Bath Woman Emma Gatchell Dies at 90 After Lifelong City Ties
Emma Gatchell aged 90 died Saturday noon in Bath. Born November 1861 in Bath to William and Mary Harris Gatchell, she lived her entire life in Bath. She attended Bath schools and was active in the Mystic Tie and Odd Fellows orders, serving in offices and as a Past Ladies club member. She married Fred Daley in 1884. he died in 1927. Surviving: daughter Margaret D. Lonn of Bath street, two grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.
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Emma_ Gatchell
Bath
William Mary Harris Gatchell
Bean
Mysto Tie
Odd Ladies
Fred Daley
Margaret D. Lonn
Street
Mrs John J Cavanaugh dies after long illness
Johanna F Cavanaugh 68 longtime Bath resident died Wednesday in a Dresden Mills nursing home after a prolonged illness She was born March 31 1883 in Bay City Michigan Her husband survives along with daughter Mrs Anna Faile of Bremerhaven Germany and granddaughter Judy Santine The funeral will be Friday at 8 AM from St Marys Roman Catholic Church
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Johanna F. Cavanaugh
Cava
Dresden Mills
Bath
High Street
Bay City
Mich
Thomas
Annie Vanscoy Mulvihill
Anna Faile
Bremerhaven
Germany
Judy Poser Santine
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Funeral services for Clarence N. flood
Funeral held Friday at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Charles R Sims officiating. Honorary bearers included A J Dunton L L Hooker Theron Hatch and Melvin Jenny of Melrose Mass Active pallbearers were Floyd Carter Edmund Furber Freeman Crosby and Carl Graves Body entombed at Oak Grove and burial planned in spring at Pine Grove Cemetery Waterville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Curtis
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
A. J. Dunton
L. L. Hooker
Theron Hatch
Melvin Jenny
Melrose
Mass
Floyd Carter
Edmund Furber
Freeman Crosby
Carl Graves
Oak Grove
Pine Grove
Waterville
Funeral Services for James Sullivan at Mayo Residence
James Sullivan died by suicide in a City hall cell block Saturday night. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 PM from Arthur F Mayo Funeral Residence on High Street with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Born March 27 1912 in Bath he was the son of Harry Sullivan and Annie Carll Sullivan. He is survived by his mother and several brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sullivan
City Hall
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sullivan
Bath
Harry Sullivan
Annie Carll Sullivan
Parker N. Moulton Funeral Held at Curtis
Parker N. Moulton’s funeral was Sunday afternoon at two from Curtis funeral home with Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson officiating. Bearers listed include Reinoehl, Edgar Leavitt, Getchell, Donald Perry, McLaughlin, Michael Smith, and Gardiner Rogers. Burial followed in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker N. Moulton
Curtis Funeral Home
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Reinoehl
Edgar “Leavitt
Getchell
Donald Perry
McLaughlin
Michael Smith
Gardiner Rogers
Oak Grove
Funeral for Norman J. Roderick at Mayo Residence
Norman J. Roderick funeral held Friday at 10 from Mayo funeral residence with Rev. Canon Charles M. Tubbs officiating. Flowers on display. Bearers were Karcher Jackson Frank Moriarty Richard Frates and John Kelliher. Burial in Oak Grove family lot in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman J. Roderick
Mayo
Charles M. Tubbs
Karcher Jackson
Frank Moriarty
Richard Frates
John Kelliher
Oak Grove
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Emma G. Daley
John J. Cavanaugh
Clarence Flood
Thur F. Mayo