Richmond Couple Wed In Methodist Parsonage
Paul Given son of Mr and Mrs Ed Given married in Richmond at the Methodist parsonage with Rev Gadgett officiating The bride wore a tailored white suit with yellow accessories and a sweet pea corsage The bridesmaid was Dorothy Billins The couple will honeymoon in Northern Maine and Canada and live at 12 Middle Street Orono for the summer session at the University of Maine
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Edmited
Methodist
Gadgett
Dorothy Billins
Keller School
South Portland
Northeastern Business College
Portland
Richmond High School
First Congregational Church of
Bridgton
Jefferson
Bryant d
Given
Colby College
Theta Kappa Nu
Methodist Episcopal Church
Richmond
Edward Cragin
Waterville
Maine
Canada
Middle Street
Orono
University of
Henry Brown
Norway
Stanley Pratt
South Paris
Eva Billins
Bryant Pond
Rotary's old officers give way to new
The Rotary Club held its last meeting under the old board at Hotel Phoenix. President Marius H. Page reported funds of 58.13 on hand and 202.46 for community service. New president Dr. Francis A. Winchenbach aims to start North End playground work next year. Luncheons move to Hotel Sedgwick to attract new members.
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Rotary Club
Hotel Phoenix
Marius H. Page
Page
Goddard Pond
Francis A. Winchenbach
Dike Street
Park Street
Hotel Sedgwick
Allen
Edward W. Bridgham
Maine's Great Summer Vacation State Vision Hailed
A Maine commission member lauds Harrie Coe and young colleagues for promoting the state. Highlights include publicity efforts, bridle paths and ski trails, real estate July summer property groups, and a new booklet Maine the Land of Remembered Vacations. The talk praises Governor Brann's One Hundred Club event and colored films to market Maine to readers and editors.
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Maine
Harrie Coe
Sealey
Greaton
Doucette
Commission
Augusta
Rines
Day
Crafts
National Editorial Association
Brann
One Hundred Club
Georgetown Social News Highlights Local Visitors
A stream of visitors and seasonal movers fill Georgetown and nearby towns. Notable names include Miss Dorothy W. Oliver and Miss Margaret Brown visiting relatives, Mrs. Keisling hosting Detroit guests, and Rev. Doty arriving for summer services at Robinhood. Community events feature the Georgetown Center and Five Islands schools’ graduation at Five Islands grange hall.
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Winona Oliver
Portland
William A. Todd
Alfred Rowe
Bath
Martha Rich Bowen
E. B. Billings
Lisbon
Dorothy W. Oliver
Kingston
Mass
Joseph F. Higgins
Waldo Brown
Wellesley Hills
Kennebec Point
Margaret Brown
Alex Cunningham
Newburyport
Keisling
Dedham
Bay Point
Detroit
William Zorach
Robinhood
Elizabeth Hunt
Seward E. Emmons
West Georgetown
Irvington
N. J
Gilbert Lewis
Beatrice Abbott
Everett Higgins
Gilbert Gunnell
John
Waltham
Thomas Williams
Dorothy Stuart
Richmond
Emma B. Billings
Georgetown Center
Five Islands
Grange Hall
Prof
Hulbert
Chicago University
Nancy
Rev
Doty
Washington State
Robinhood Parsonage
WPA
Little River
Indian Point
Clyde Pinkham
Willard Sprague
Boston
Marilla Tarr
Ida Oliver
Friends
Conley
Somerville
Walter Gordon
Roslindale
Eliza Graham
Jamaica Plain
Perow
Edward Wren
Judson L. Cross and Son
Winchester
Hightide
Joseph Bearse
Carol Deering
Lelia Oliver
Carrie L. Oliver
E. A. Gilmore
Overlook
Marion Hunt
Malden Island
Doris Trafton
Melrose
Howard M. Trafton
William Weir
Pawtucket
R. L
Andre
Ernest Heald
Biddeford Acting Mayor Contemplates Mayors Return
Acting Mayor Raoul Belaire weighs summoning Mayor F H Mitchell from the Democratic convention in Philadelphia. Hortense the horned toad died at the police station while under medical examiner says broken heart, with suspicion toward the resident alligator. Funeral plans await mayoral advice as police blotter drapes in mourning.
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Raoul Belaire
Biddeford
F. H. Mitchell
Philadelphia
Beautification of Maine roadsides inspires Maine students
Barbara Vigue of Dike School won a prize for a composition urging roadside beautification along Maine roads. The essay urges government grading of rocky areas, filling sand pits, planting shrubs, transplanting thriving plants, and preserving wildflowers to attract tourists and boost local revenue.
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Barbara A. Vigue
Edward Vigue
High Street
Dike School
Miss Vigne
Bernice D. Staples
Roscoe P. McFadden
Maine Federation of Women's Club
Barbara Vigne
Maine
Brunswick
Massachusetts
Steamer Virginia sets Bath Boothbay Harbor schedule
Steamer Virginia of the Samoset Steamboat Co starts service on the Bath Boothbay Harbor route with Capt. Walter E. Palmer in command and Lewis T. Farmer as purser. Daily departures from Boston 8:00 and 12:35, return times 9:30 and 3:30, with stops at Mac Mahan Five Islands Southport Capitol Island and Squirrel Island. Sunday trips run 8:00 to 3:30. Stockholders meet next Tuesday in Bath. directors follow.
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Samoset Steamboat Co
Bath-Boothbay Harbor
Walter E. Palmer
Lewis T. Farmer
Boston
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
MacMahan
Five Islands
Southport
Capitol Island
Squirrel Island
Farmer
Edward W. Bridgham
Obituary of Edgar Lavoie 49 in Brooklyn
Edgar Lavoie aged 49 died Monday morning in Brooklyn New York from heart trouble after months of illness. Born in Bath he was the son of Napoleon and Delanire Levoie and lived in Bath before moving to Brooklyn14 years ago to work as a machinist. He married Bertha Rohr of Bath and is survived by his wife and son Edgar both of Brooklyn and three sisters Mrs Blais Bath Mrs John Haubrick Brooklyn and Mrs Nicholas Haubrick Wyandotte Michigan.
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Edgar Lavoie
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edgar
Blais
Bath
John Haubrick
Nicholas Haubrick
Wyandotte, Mich
Five Islands Graduation Highlights Community Day Program
Five Islands community marked Graduation and Community Day with a Georgetown and Five Islands school program at the grange hall. Highlights included first and second graduates Lilla Gray and Eva Mains, performances by students, a memory song, a valedictory, diplomas presented by Supt. John Carter Gray, and remarks by Rev. Walter Schoepfer.
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Georgetown and Five Islands
Grange Hall
I. Aie
Ahaes
Lilla Gray
Georgetown
Audrey Pinkham
Miss Stuart
Fred Laskey
Wilbur Loveitt
Cora-Mae Hanna Caserta
Mary Pinkham Shopper
Esas Ee
Marie Rittall
Herbert Campbell
Russell Harford, Jr
Edward Carr
Aurdey Pinkham TA Fee Ie
Mr. Carter
Donald Schoepfer
Arrow
Gene Stevens Pinkham
Ida MacGillivary
Char MacGillivary
Leon Williams
Thomas Hanna
Robin
Barbara Pinkham
Dennis Moore
Albert Moore
Olive Williams Tennerao
Cora-Mae Hanna Pinkham
Helen Pinkham
Effie Loveitt
Adeline Hinckley
Arline
Five Islands
Iaetaies
Olive Williams
Jack
Con-Mae Hanna
Charles Carr
Our Doctors
Marylotte Gray
Irving Hanna
John
Grace Pierce Long
Mansfield Moore
Cecil Stevens
John MacGillivary
Mary
Betty Carr
Walter Schoepfer
Gertrude Carr
Lilla Prano
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Boothbay Register editor Benjamin E. Kelley dies at 57
Benjamin E. Kelley longtime editor and publisher of The Boothbay Register died Wednesday after an operation for a ruptured appendix at Maine General Hospital Portland. Born June 20 1879 in Boothbay he studied at Lincoln Academy and Bowdoin College and later bought the Boothbay Register in 1914.
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Boothbay Register
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Mr. Kelley
Boothbay
John E
Cornelia Kelley
Lincoln Academy
Bowdoin College
Greenwich
Charles Ward Dies Suddenl y Saturday
Charles Ward, 75, died suddenly forenoon Saturday at Sunnyside Farm East Brunswick the home of his nephew Harold Freeman. He was born December 5 1861 in North Bath and lived with the Freemans except for years in North Bath. Survived by two sisters eight nieces and eight nephews.
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Bath
East Brunswick
Charles Ward
Harold E. Freeman
Sunnyside Farm
Mr. Ward
North Bath
Robert
Margaret
Willis) Ward
Freeman
Fred E. Foote
Charles E. Hughes
City
Roger Pierce
Herbert H. Huggard
Howard A. Parks
William F. Pond
Percy Richardson
Lulu Ward
Joseph Bruner
Seattle
Wash
Frank Allison
Oakland
Cal
Benjamin Oliver
Frank Oliver
Quincy
Mass
Sherman Clark
Portland
Frank Ward
Scott Ward
Hardings
Robert W. Oliver
Ernest Ward
Miss Lora Redding Shea Dies in Arrowsic Home
Miss Lora Redding Shea 45 died Thursday morning at six in her Arrowsic home. She had been confined eight weeks after a fall that broke her left leg. She was the only child of Collingwood C. Shea and the late Zella R. (Redding) Shea, born August 25, 1891, and had always lived in Arrowsic.
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Lora Redding Shea
Arrowsic
Collingwood C. Shea
Zella R. (Redding) Shea
Miss Shea
Funeral set for Frank Barker at Old Folks Home
The funeral for Frank Barker was held Thursday afternoon at two at the Old Folks Home where he resided for four years. Rev. Charles R. Sims of First Baptist church officiated with bearers Edward Harrington Edward Huse Eugene Spinney and David Standish. Burial followed in Oak Grove.
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Frank Barker
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Edward Harrington
Edward Huse
Eugene Spinney
David Standish
Oak Grove
Elmer E. Larrabee Dies in Norwich Connecticut
Elmer E. Larrabee 76 of Bath born, died after a stroke in Norwich Connecticut. He worked in Bath early electric industry, led Twin State Electric Light & Power Co. in Bennington, Vermont for 35 years, later sales manager of Eastern Connecticut Light & Power Co. in Norwich. He is survived by his son Harold D. Norton and two Bath nephews Arthur C. and Horace Norton. funeral held Saturday.
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Conn
Elmer E. Larrabee
Bath
Arthur C. Norton
Mr. Larrabee
High Street
Arthur Norton
Charles Larrabee
Bennington
Twin State Electric Light & Power Co
Eastern Connecticut Light & Power Co
Harold D
Larrabee
Flora Leonard
Arthur C
Horace L. Norton
Rev Charles Arik dies in Laconia at 52
Rev Charles Arik of Laconia former Bath leader of the Jewish community and charter member of Beth Israel synagogue died Thursday morning in Laconia hospital after a February admission. He was 52 born in Kovno Lithuania and served congregations in Bath Rumford Washington NY Massachusetts and North Carolina. He was a Mason and member of IOR and DOP. He survived by his wife three children four sisters and four grandchildren. References note two relatives left for Laconia.
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Laconia
N. H
Laconia Hospital
Arik
Bath
Beth Israel Synagogue
Washington Street
Kovno
Lithuania
This City
Mary Arik
Isidore Arik
Sam Plotkin
Gardner
Mass
Kaplan
Athol
Ruth E
Edward
Gerald Lee
Arnold M. Cogan
Cogan
Morris H. Cohen
Benjamin S. Gediman
Death of Joseph H. Hull of Waltham Mass
Joseph H. Hull 83 of Waltham Mass died Sunday after a year of ill health. He was a prosperous retail produce man and is survived by his wife Nellie Rowe of Georgetown a son Rae of Los Angeles and is a brother in law of Winfield F. Rowe of Waltham. Services were held Tuesday after his death.
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Joseph H. Hull
Waltham
Mass
Winfield F. Rowe
Beth
Popham Beach
Hull
Nellie Rowe
Georgetown
Rae
Los Angeles
Cal
Drake Takes Post With Pennsylvania Salt Co in Wyandotte
William P. Drake of Washington street left Monday for Wyandotte Michigan where he has accepted a position with the Pennsylvania Salt Company.
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William P. Drake
Washington Street
Wyandotte, Mich
The
Pennsylvania Salt Co
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