Richmond Community Notes Chronicle Local News and Visits
Richmond area residents attend fraternal meetings and bridge party events. Distant relatives visit, local deaths reported, births noted, and mutual friends travel between Brunswick Wiscasset and Gardiner. A rifle range addition opens and the Sportsmen's Association plans a February meeting.
Local Social and Obituary Notes from West Georgetown Bath and area
Mrs Roy M Newman and Miss Elizabeth Nagle hosted tea for Mrs Seward E Emmons in West Georgetown. Bath resident Perry Beals, hospitalized since July, may undergo a second operation. Mr and Mrs Harry Carlst returned to North Forecomb from their daughter's home. Funeral services for Newell Campbell were held in Bath with burial in Oak cemetery. Several residents made visits and trips to Bath, Jamaica NY, Pasadena, and Kennebec Point, with mentions of social gatherings, travel, and local obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy M Newman
Elizabeth Nagle
Seward E Emmons
West Georgetown
Perry Beals
Robinhood
Bath Memorial Hospital
Harry Carlst
North Forecomb
Thomas Hagan
Carroll P Powers
Powers
Togus Hospital
Walter
Stephen Clark
Everett Stevens
Bath
Beatrice Abbot
Everett Higgins
Maude P. Thayer
Westbrook Junior College
Wes
Georgetown
Europe
Miss Thayer
Cosmopolitan Club
John Grindell
Sewall
Arrows
NF_ Howe
Chester Horne
Harry Horne
First National
Front Street
Walker B Mill
Pottsville
Kennebec Point
Emma Lou Hill
Edward A. Carlisle
Dorcester
Mass
William A Todd
Porthind
Walter Powers
Shirley Hicks
Jamaica
Georgetoun
Pasadena
Frederick Hobart
Westport Community Notes Nightlife and Visits
Westport residents share weekend visits with family in Bath Woolwich and Massachusetts as Frank Greenleaf and Amos Knects work in Mechanic Falls. The community notes a death in Massachusetts and a townwide gathering with refreshments. Local officials and farmers conduct shoreline soundings at the Ferry for a Department of Agriculture project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiter Greenleaf
Frank
Eiuh
Herbert Cromwell
Massachusetts
Amos Knects
Mechanic Falls
Harry Jewet
Elmer Monk
Woolwich
Edwin Cromwell
Faming
Robert Greenleaf
Albert
Jane
Bath
Starley Tempe
Luther Cromwell
Horace
Maud Webber
John Stacy
Wiscasset
Charles Boothbay
Bob
Members hear plan for sea and shore ferries at Colonial Club
Dick Reed spoke on the plan to propagate the fishing and ferry industry with moving pictures of Georges Banks. A Red Cross flood relief donation was voted, and Herbert L. Douglas received a bank credit increase for the destroyer Drayton exhibition at full speed. New active members Roger S Holden and C Richard Parham were admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Dick Reed
Georges Banks
Red Cross
Banks
Herbert L. Douglas
Drayton
Roger S Holden
C. Richard Parham
Francis A Winchenbach
John Hayes
Edwin P. Ramsay
Allan Spear
Arthur L. Pratt
Horace P Herrick
William L. Skelton
Cupid Records February Weddings and Notices
January closes with two marriages and several marriage intentions filed at the city clerk’s office. Marriages include Edmund Guynn Jr. to Emily A Farnsworth at Grace church rectory, witnessed by Kenneth Snowdon, and Henry S Mayo to Cora E Wiley with Rev. Tubbs officiating. Intention filings name George Wallace and Ada Estes. Also noted are social notices of fishermen, a 675 pound sturgeon caught near Portland, and barber H. F. Nickerson remarks on 43 years of serving locals and celebriti es.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
Edmund Guynn
Front Street
Hazi
Jaquirh
Grant
Emily A. Farnsworth
Elm Street
Hubert G
Charlotte E. ‘Newman
Farnsworth
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Kenneth Snowdon
Tubos
Henry S Mayo
Oak Street
William and
Marvy ‘«Strubredge' Mayo
Cora E. Wiley
Wiliam Henry
Caroline E. Peters
George Wallace
Somerset Place
Mary «McNevin? Wallace
Coleman P. E. I
Al‘bert Wallace
Ada Estes
Union Street
Mathew and
Labella
Baler’ Garnet
Durham
David MacFarland Phillips
Washington Street
John Brown Phillips
Margaret MacFarland
Lena Evelyn Simmons
Lews Alvin Simmons
Jennie Evelyn
Turner Simmons
Lorimer S Lewis
Wiscanet
Sanford G
Laura
McMahant Lewis
Wiscisset
J. Frances Gasser
South Street
Tate David Fo
Sara E ‘Murphy
Mosher
Harold F Nickerson, Jr
Brunswick
H E
Margaret Nickerson
Mary McMann
Bath
Herbert Hope- Mann
Abbie Mates
Rotarians Hear Of Packing Industry From Harold L Troop
Rotarians heard Harold L Toop of Moatsweag Foods explain the packing industry at Sedgwick Tuesday noon. He traced Woolwich cannery history, discussed canning crops like peas beans corn and tomatoes, and noted output growth from 7 000 to 15 000 cases with a goal of 25 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick
Harold L. Toop
Moatsweag Food Products, Inc
Troop
Fred D. Hill
Mr. Troop
Woolwich
Poland
Montsweag
Massachusetts
Rotary Quartet
Chester A. Plant
John L. Jack
Topsham
Register of Probate
E. C. Warren
Fargo
N. D
Ralph D. Warren
Rotary
Shriners’ Hospital
Springfield
Mass
Veteran Captain Takes Long Awaited Vacation At Home
Capt Ralph Hatch commands the steamship Robin Goodfellow plying New York to Africa and the Americas. He returns to Saga dahoe Ferry for a first real rest in 17 years after a career at sea starting at age 10. On a recent voyage the ship carried a noisy live cargo from Mombassa to Rio de Janeiro, including elephants and lions, with no losses or illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hatch
Robin Goodfellow
New York
South
East Africa
South America
Sagadahoe Ferry
Capt. Hatch
Bath
Addie P. McFadden
Lawrence Haines
Hatch
Mombassa
Africa
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Cape Verde Islands
Cape Town
St Johns N. B
Biera
Beacon Street Junior Aid votes donation for Red Cross relief
Beacon Street church Junior Aid group voted a contribution to flood relief. Fourteen members and one visitor attended. Mrs Sanford B Nickerson elected secretary. A Valentine social and covered dish supper were planned for Feb 15. Fire destroyed Bert Locke's home near Alfred. his invalid wife and children found refuge with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Junior Aid
Beacon Street
Sanford B Nickerson
Park Street
Vitor
H Martin Powers
Warren
Paris
Bert Locke
Alfred
Locke
Five Islands Firemen Attend Sunday Church Service
Five Islands firemen gathered at church Sunday afternoon with Rev. Walter Schoepfer delivering a sermon on Be hold how much wood is kindled by how small a fire. The program included songs by Mrs. George Gray and Mrs. Lloyd Pinkham and notes on local residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Islands
Walter Schoepfer
James
George Gray
Lloyd Pinkham
Pinfold of
Lovell
Percy Savage
Helen Rowe
Yarmouth Academy
Bath Memorial
Horace E. Wade
Wiscasset
D. L. Howard
Otange
Orville Rows
Illdb
Ellsworth Pinkham
Pegeyy Gray
Morse High School
Vernon FE
Gray
Wallace Freeman
Everett Higgins
Georgetown
Philip Campbell
Seguinland
Radio Commentator Carter Rises in National Boom
Philco sponsored broadcaster Phillips Boake Carter moves from local radio to CBS in 1932. Known for fearless commentary and polished scripts, he covered the Lindbergh kidnapping and gained wide praise. He lives on a Philadelphia area farm, is a naturalized citizen, married with two children, and pursues painting gardening and yachting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon
Philips Boake Carter
Russon
Baku
Cambridge
Royal Flying Corps
World Traveler
Nan
America
Carter
Philco
CBS
Oa Farm
Philadelphia
Obituary Notes for Frank Totman 83 of Portland Bath Origin
Frank Totman 83 died in Portland Friday after years of ill health born Bath Feb 12 1854 son of Charles H Totman and Jane Colter Totman. He worked as a teamster at Percy Small shipyard and later janitor at the Customs House. He moved to Portland in 1918 to work for Seacoast Navigation Co East Deering and later Smith Rummery Co Forest City until retirement. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Gerald Watson Westbrook Mrs Orville Spechts Canal Zone Panama son Frank D Totman Portland two brothers Albert Portland and Harry W Portland. Funeral in Portland then burial in Oak Grove Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Totman
Portland
Bath
Charles H
Jane Colter Totman
Percy & Small, Inc
Customs House
Seacoast Navigation Co
East Deering
Smith-Rummery Co
Forest City
Totman
Fire Department
Gerald Watson
Westbrook
Orville Spechts
Canal Zone
Panama
Frank D. Totman
Albert
Harry W
Weeks Street
Oak Grove
Death of Guy Cram at Center Harbor NH
Mrs Edna Whitehouse of High street reports the sudden death of her uncle Guy Cram 78 found dead in his Center Harbor New Hampshire home Thursday forenoon. He suffered heart trouble for years and was a painter who retired three years ago. He belonged to the Knights of Pythias and Red Men at Center Harbor. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at two from the First Baptist Church Center Harbor where he was a regular attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Whitehouse
High Street
Guy Cram
Center Harbor
N. H
Cram
Knights of Pythias
Red Men
First Baptist Church
Funeral for Newell Campbell Held in Bath
The funeral for Newell Campbell age 71 of Robinhood was held Monday at Curtis Funeral Home on Center Street Bath. Rev Walter Schoepter officiated with burial in Oak Cemetery. Campbell born in Georgetown. survived by brother Everett Campbell of Robinhood and by his parents mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Campbell
Robinhood
Bath Memorial
Curtis
Homer
Center Street
Bath
Walter Schoepter
Georgetown
Oak Cemetery
Mr. Campbell
Ao Eon Gi Witham
Margaret Webber Camsbell
Everett Campbell
Funeral service held for Mrs Lila A Ham widow of Cornelius T Ham
The funeral for Mrs Lila A Ham widow of Cornelius T Ham was held Thursday afternoon at two o clock at the Curtis Funeral Home 100 Center Street Joseph O Purdue officiated Bearers were Frank Thompson Seneca H Coates Warren Ho McIntire Eugene Sprague and William A Bruce Burial followed at Oak Grove George patriarch at South Paris notes he has seen 102 waters but nothing like the present one The temperature was 45 above with buds bursting skunks foraging about the barn and water dripping from the eaves at nine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila
Ham
Cornelius T. Ham
Curtis
Center Streev
Joseph O. Purdue
Frank Thompson
Seneca H. Coates
Warren Ho McIntire
Eugene Sprague
Wiilliam
Bruce
Oak Grove
Charles Ho George
Paris
Delegates named for D A R meetings in Lewiston and Washington
Col Dummer Sewall chapter D A R named delegates and alternates to the Maine state conference in Lewiston March 16 17 18 and to the Continental Congress in Washington in April. illness postponed the planned program and attendees instead shared Washington life facts and a talk on Colonial and Sandwich glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Continental Congress
Harry E. Ring
Agnes W. Humphreys
Clara N. Foge
Bowdoinham
Wiliam S. Given
Fred H. Cary
Charles C. Low
Flora M. Randall
Alice E. Varney
Leonard M. Lord
Harry G. Deering
Jane Lemont
Corrie H. Varney
Thomas S. Gibbons
Herbert Calderwood
Harry C. Webber
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Harry F. Litchfield
Washington
D. C
Ethel Blake
Carl E. Albee
Fred C. Hill
Clara N. Fogg
Finest T. Fulton
Margaret R. Foote
John A. Morse
Percy C Butley
Funeral for Theodore Mailly Held in Edgecoomba WA
The funeral for Theodore Allen Mailly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mailly, was held at ten in the Curtis funeral chapel on Center Street with Rev. M Tubb officiating. Burial was in the cemetery at Edgecombe, Washington. A public supper and dance planned by local granges to aid in a community cause follows, with details posted in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Allen
Mail- N
Washington
Curtis
Center Street
M Tubb
Uta Ceanterery
Edgecorab
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richmond
Albion Raynes
Clarence Watson
Amy Bradley
U. W
C. W
Laura Stilphen
Frances Curran
Stilphen
Marietta Day
Rebecca Rogers
Marjorie Bond
Livermore Goss
Elizabeth Kelley
Winnefred Roberts
Hazel Libby
Carrie Haskell
Marielta Day
Mt. Carmel
Mary B. Price
Gardiner
Harry Jordan
Margaret Duren
Margaret Bailey
Lucy Tarr
Elizabeth Jor
Virginia Dunklee
Clifford Gray
Leon Shepard
Fred Duren
James Fields
Raymond Libby
Thomas Borjesson
Leslie Roberts
Genevieve Joy
Perley Joy
Mary Shaw
Elizabeth Joy
Courtney Hinkkey
Vanessa Beedie
Margaret Duen
Gwendolyn Tarr
Adah
Irene Little
Ruth
Lucy Tart
Esther
Inez Hinkley
Martha
Alma Dunn
Elect
Annie Sykes
Bertha Gray
Homer Alexander
Mrs. Price
Stanley Card
Virginia Dunkiece
Everett Douglas
Dresden Mills
Frederick T. Thompson
Augustus Johnson
Mr. Thompson
Robert
Louisa Sewall Thompson
Johnson
Erwin Thompson
Harland Johnson
Ethelyn Bickford
Ruthena
Stanley
Dorothy Thompson
Raymond Northe
Rockland
L A Rideout
Alexander
Kimball Street
Sportsmen’s Association
Frank Temple
Josie Temple
Amesbury
B R. Temple
Charles Webster
Leeds Junction
L. A. Rideout
Betty Webster
Farmington
Lilian Johnson
Bendah Rebekah Lodge
Grace Curtis
Dorcus Rebekah Lodge
Waterville
RB. Capen Rebekah Lodge
Augusta
Carlton Randall
John Dailey
K. C. Knowles
L. C. Knowles
Hus Son
Lyte Lint
Mrs. Randolph Violette of
Louis Lemieux
Fred S Foster
South Dresden
Foster
Dresden
Charles
Marilla Poster
Richmond Lodge I. O. O
Capt
Charles Foster
Eugene Foster
Robert Cameron
Ethel Cothell
Saugus
Edina Call
Maple Grove
Mir
Charles Wade
Easton Pa
Ernest Stewart
Enterprise Orange Ladies Aid
Gardiner Street
Robert Wyman
Waltham
Pleasant View Farm
Wallace Nichols
Veteran’s Hospital
Togus
Till. Rellevance
Hotel Statier
Boston
Charles Hackey
Bowdeinham
Wallace Farley
Main Street
Amy Bradiley Ten
U.V
Edith Edgcromb
Ida Hutchins
Marion McParland
Evelyn Hinkles
Vanessa Beedle
Ruth Wahken
Pauline Gilpaiick
Enterprie
Ray Good
George Libby
Pleasant
Dmner
A B Libby
LC. Waterman
Sabattus
George Baker
Roger
Harold Libby
John McCormick
Mix
Louie Smith
Oscar Smith
Norma McCormick
Alberta Page
Marjorie Page
R N
Richmond Corner
Clifton Babb
Aususia
Century Indemnity
Hartford, Conn
Maine
W. Ross McCain
Franks. Becker, JR
Capital
Commisson
Humphreys & CO
Pesident
Westport
Heries
Greenville
Mooceehead Lake
Cupid
Dorothy & Ethel
Harold Paulson
Cape Elizabeth
Willard-Da¢znet" Co
Startgeam
Tal
Gilmns
Groove
Cartier
Barber
Mott Street
Hiddeford
First National Bank
Eliot
Harvard
W E. Russell
Lowe
US Navy
John W. Harper
Harpers Weekly
CC P Taft
Cincinnai
Harold L. Troop
Montsweag Packing Co
Beacon Junior Aid
Pinfold
Hartley Harley
Alonzo Thibodeau
Chester MacMahan
Charles Lewis
Ivan Piakham
Walter MacMahan
Henry Moore
Russell Boynton
Quincy Wales
H. B. Cranshaw
Newton, Mass
Richard Walker
Malden Island
Boake Carter
Ralph O Brewster
U.S
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallice
Brewster's
Star Club
Gardiner Masonic Hall
Mildred Frost
Mey Onrines
Arlene Kelley
Helen Harlow
Edna Purdy
Gertrude Traiton
Tinahee
Fannie Moore
Leora Stevens
Grace Ames
Bath Savings Institution
Percy & Small’s
N. IL
Theodore Mailly
Hotin
Perry
Desea Patel
Coowe
Caron
Awe
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
Puneral