Richmond Grange installs officers in Enterprise chapter
Rich mond community notes cover the Enterprise grange installation led by Charlies White of Augusta with four guides from nearby granges. George Thomson is named master and a three year executive committee is formed. Attendance includes visitors from multiple granges and a post-auxiliary social after a supper and dance. Also reported are local births, illnesses, meetings, and public notices including a funeral for Maude Bates and a death in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Grange
Charlies White
Augusta
Clifford Gray
Carl Robinson
Progressive Grange
Merle Sidelinger
George Thomson
Leon Batchelder
Beatrice Patten
Harold Shaw
Arthur Dickey
Bertha Curtis
Minnie Waldron
Myrtle Stewart
Maude Young
Homer Alexander
Minnie Batchelder
Ceres
Mary Shaw
Pomona
Martha ‘Totman
Flora
Cleveland Mariner
Progressive
Merrymeeting
Sagadahoc
Topsham
Augura Granges
Emerson Lane Post
American Legion
Amy Bradley
Daughters of Union Veterans
Roy Gilpatrick
Vanessa Beedle
Margaret Peabody
Mildred Skinner
Margaret Grover
Ethel Rankins
Fern Perry
Hazel Libby
Wallace Gardner
George Armstrom
Massachusetts Post
George Pushard
Terrance Curran
Roy Dickinson
Harry Sykes
Melvin Brown
Charles Blake
Paul and Terry
W. G. Mitkeen
Reed Road
J. B. Ham Co
Randall Garage
Dresden
George Green
George Armistrum
Norman Call
Richmond Central
A. G. Baker
Litchfield
Lawrence Bond
Front Street
Mary Gaubert
Elizabeth Small
Guy Holt
Gardiner
Carl Bolton
John Dixon
Randall Young
Carlton Randall
Charles Pashard
Marjorie Wren
Gale Memorial Hospital
Haverhill
Mass
Scoretta Parks
Beech Street
J. F. Houdlette
R. H. Houdlette
J. B. Ham & Co
Ernest Stewart
Louise Millett
Richmond
Fred Duren
Tristram Little
Viola Eastman
Manchester
N. H
Misses Merchant
David Peter
Local Life Notes and Church Events in Georgetown and Nearby
Georgetown and surrounding towns report visits and travel by residents including Herman Spinney, Colleeh Bryer, Ruth Hinckley, J R Blackie, Grace Ward Stevens, H F Hunt, Evelyn Taylor, Thomas Hagan, Gilbert Gunnell, Georgie Wheeler, Ralph Scott, and others. Community activities include Working League sewing, a Boys Scouts meeting, meals, and church services led by L Earle and F W Hovey, with updates on a bridge project in progress, truck purchase, and upcoming sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Spinney
Bay Pint
Bath
Colleeh Bryer
Ruth Hinckley
J. R. Blackie
West Georgetown
Topsham
Grace Ward Stevens
H. F. Hunt
Elizabeth Hunt
Evelyn Taylor
New Sharon
Thomas Hagan
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
Mass
T. N. Williams
Georgie Wheeler
Woolwich
Ralph Scott
Boston
New York
Frank W. Hovey
Working League
M. L. Wilder
Augusta
State Highway Department
John Thibodeau
Dorothy Stuart
Richmond
Belle Heald
Elizabeth Nagle
New Haven
Conn
George Nagle
Carrol Powers
Robinhood
W. A. Todd
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist Church
L. Earle Hagan
F. W. Hovey
South
Arrowsic
Edgar Warren
Christian Endeavor Society
President of Bates to address meeting on relations subject
Bates College president Clifton Gray will address the Second District Council American Legion auxiliary on International Relations at Legion Hall in Auburn Friday afternoon. The program includes a constitutional change to vote on, Fidac essay contest discussion, greetings from the city, and speeches by local and state figures. A social hour with refreshments follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Gray
Bates College
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Auburn
Lewiston
Norway
Lloyd McFadden
Maynard Swan
Androscoggin County Legion Council
Peter Simard
Alden M. Gayton Post
Fidac
Blanche Swan
Portugal
Mary Shaw
Arrest Totals in Bath Police Record Show High Year
Bath police report 360 arrests for the 1931 32 fiscal year through Monday night Feb 1 to Feb 1. Intoxication tops at 150, disturbing the peace 36, larceny 27. Five days remain before close. average nightly yields 401 arrests last year at the city hall lockup.
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Bath Police Department
City Hall
Founders Day Observed by Bath Parent Teacher Associations
Four Bath area Parent Teacher Associations plan a Founders Day meeting on February 17 evening. Mrs. Charles R. Farnham was selected general chairman for arrangements. Guests will include Mr. and Mrs. Haven Sawyer of Bangor, with Mrs. Sawyer as president of the Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teacher Associations
Bath
Charles R. Farnham
Haven Sawyer
Bangor
Sawyer
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Funeral services for Linwood S Murray held at Curtis
The funeral of Linwood S Murray was Tuesday afternoon at the Curtis funeral home with Rev. Howard P Jett from the Church of St Nazarene officiating. Burial followed in Oak Grove. Central Church league met in the parish house Monday evening with Mrs Harold Avery and Mrs Reginald Stacy as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood S. Murray
Curtis Funeral Home
Howard P. Jett
Church of St Nazarene
McCole
James
Cleland
Edward Rumpf
Harvey Hartleb
Oak Grove
Central Church League
Harold Avery
Reginald Stacy
Five Islands Grange installs officers and hosts gathering
Five Islands Grange conducted officer installations on Tuesday with Harry Rackley of Tosham as county deputy assisting. New officers include Master L H Rowe Overseer W L Berry Steward F H Rittall and several others. Afterward an oyster stew meal was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Grange
Harry Rackley
Tosham
W. E. Gray
Lloyd Pinkham
Madelyn Berry
L. H. Rowe
W. L. Berry
F. H. Rittall
Harold Pinkham
Lena Mac-Mihan
Mattie B. MacMahan
William Marr
F. H. Hovey
Elisha Field
Alden Carr
Topsham
F. P. Carr
Change of program by Bath Rotarians
Owing to trouble with his automobile Vico C Isola executive secretary of the Maine Development Commission was unable to keep his appointment as speaker at the Rotary club luncheon Tuesday noon at Hotel Phoenix. He will probably come next week. After the luncheon there was a longer musical program with a sextet and several members shared memories of notable life events. Fred Scott, father of Arthur B Scott, Morse high principal, was a guest. Representative Henry C Wright left for a brief Boston business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vico C. Isola
Maine Development Commission
Rotary Club
Tueday
Hotel Phoenix
Farmington
John Conti
Chester Plant
Gene Desmond
Sheriff Henderson
Ralph Stetson
Frances Parry
Dr. Duce
Eddie Cantor
John
Parson Hardin
Blue Mountains
Delaware Water Gap
Poli's
Washington
Wilson
Party
Dr. Kershner
Philippines
San Francisco
Snipe
Fred Scott
Arthur B. Scott
Morse High School
Former Pastor Gardner to Speak Friday Night at Nazaren Church
Rev. R Wayne Gardner president of Eastern Nazarene College will speak Friday night at the Church of the Nazarene where he once pastored. He brings the Sollese Maqariei a singing trio famed across New England for their appearances in Billy Sunday meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wayne Gardner
Eastern Nazarene College
Church of the Nazarene
Gardner
New England
Billy
Boton
Pres. Gardner
Brunswick High Notes Strengthen Sports and Play Plans
Edward Little player M H S reports practice at the Brunswick high school. The relay team features Lester Reynolds Kenneth Hatch Leon Genther and Lewis Nason. Track eyes Bowdoin frosh meet after illness postponement while Brunswick basketball holds six wins two losses and plays Gardiner Friday. It Won't Be Long Now tickets sale for senior class play. Coach David Alkavin adds Genther and Nason to a strengthened track lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Little
Lester Reynolds
Kenneth Hatch
Leon Genther
Lewis Nason
Brunswick High
Gardiner
Brunswick
David Alkavin
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Frank Anderson
John Dynan
Gardiner Hospital
Charles Cobb
Richmond Corner
Charles Berry
A. D. Chase
Ernest Kendall
Baton
Wesley Cray
William Dingley
Brunswick Road
Mable Lancaster
R. E. Worthey
Florida
Maude P. Bates
Litchfield Plains Church
Leroy V. Cleveland
Litchfield Plains
Miss Bates
Central Maine General Hospital
Bowdeinham
Alexander
Rebecca Webber Bates
George Webber
The
Baptist Church
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Charles Webber
Belle Call
Dexter Fowles
Percy Baker
Arthur Turner
Lela Douglass
E. O. Tarr
Myrtle Gordon
William Gould
John Hartford
Malcolm O’brien
Hortense Welsh
J. F. Grant
Richmond Lodge
Winthrop
Richmond Lions Club
Legin Hall
J. H. Tucker
Portland
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Elizabeth G. Alexander
Charles A. Alexander
North Front Street
Ladies Aid
Grange
Arthur Runnels
Hallowell
William Runnels
West Somerville
Evergreen Cemetery
Durand Shoe
Durand Shoe Factory
Arthur Farrin
West Newton
Mansfield Ball
Canton
Earl Frost
Lincoln Street
George Wilson
Harry Joy
Frank Preble
Charles Messenger
Elwin Silver
Robert Ellingwood
E. E. Briary
Main Street
Rachel Witham
Bessie Rozene
Fuller
Pauline Webber
Mount Carmel
Masonic Hall
Lee King
Elwood Edgecomb
Eugene Edgecomb
John Hartwell Dynan
Gardiner General Hospital
Anna Dore Dynan
John E. Dynan
Mary E. Powers
Lynn
Staples Funeral
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Georgetown
BATES
Council of Legion Auxiliary
Will Fields
Otis Baker
Hartley Harvey
Lincoln Cantbell
C. E. Mason
Five Islands
Charles Amazeen
Amazeen
Nora Marr
Elihu Field
Arthur Berry
Henry C. Wright
Lan
Bath Savings Institution
Charles T. Henderson
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