Richmond Weekly Social Roundup from Skowhegan to Bath
Richmond notes a flurry of visits from Skowhegan, Boston, Belfast, Boothbay Harbor, and Quebec. Merle Thompson and Lawrence tour Dexter, while Merlin Joy becomes school superintendent and moves to Front Street. A death in New Haven and a Richmond wedding near Cambridge feature among local comings and goings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skowhegan
Viola Duren
Philip Nardini
Boston
Charles Snow
Fryeburg
Arthur Randall
Russell Malory
Son Harford
Augusta
Wallace Nichols
Edward Pinkham
Sania
Boothbay Harbor
Ellsworth
Merle Thompson
Lawrence
Dexter
Winnie—Dresser
Margaret
Ethel
Esther Bailey
Homer Alexander
White Mountains
Raymond Blair
New Hampshire
Willis Blair
Samuel Card
John Sullivan
Sibyl Gilbert
Québec
Durand Shoe Co
Louise Gilpatrick
Roy Gilpatrick
Arthur Turner
Loretta Parks
Eva Fall
Portland
Charles Sylvester
Mary C. Fogg
Auburn
Albion Raynes
John Clark
William Dingley
Howard G. Wilson
Watertown
Mass
Jack Henderson
Harvard Square
Wilson
Hattie Wilson
William H. Whitney
Ansonia
Conn
Jose Lemar
Samuel Snyder
New Haven
Bath
Applebee
Marjorie
Seth Watson
George Gaubert
Ida Gaubert
Montreal
Quebec
Vanessa Beedle
Lillian
Wiscasset News In Briefs and Local Visits
Weather notes mention rain impact and warm days with a 93 degree thermometer. Elizabeth Tinkham arrived from Boston. Mrs Jesse White visited Damarisccotta. J Manchester Haynes of Augusta and R N Parks with daughter came from New York City. W G Robinson, formerly local, spent a week in town. Mrs John McNear, from California, visits former friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Tinkham
Boston
Jesse White
J. Manchester Haynes
Augusta
R. N. Parks
New York City
W. Robinson
Portland
John McNear
California
Wiscasset
Summer Folk Active at Littlewood Island
Miss June Quick of Bronxville arrives with grandparents to spend the Summer at Camp Rustic Littlewood Island West Point. Mr and Mrs John J Rust from Yonkers bring daughters Marion and Betty to stay with Mrs Rust's parents at Camp Littlewood. Miss Hidwig Preister and Miss Elizabeth Delvin of Yonkers are also summer guests at Camp Rustic Littlewood. Mr and Mrs F E Quick of Bronxville expected Aug 1 to pass the remainder of the Summer with the Ballou family at Camp Rustic Littlewood Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Quick
Bronxville
N. Y
George M. Ballou
Yonkers
Camp Rustic
Littlewood Island
West Point
John J. Rust
Marion
Betty
Rust
Camp Littlewood
Hidwig Pre
Gillo Will Not Leap Ridge Tower on July Fourth
Bath daredevil Joe Gillo cancels planned leap from Kennebec bridge tower after state demands bonds of 10000 dollars from Gillo and his manager Henry Gediman to cover potential injuries. Preparations had included an eight foot parachute and other safety details but last minute requirements halted the stunt. Gediman and the public express disappointment while the highway commission had earlier approved the jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gillo
Bath
Kennebec Bridge
Gillo
Henry Gediman
Sihe
Highway Commission
Briggs
Truck Backed Through Plate Glass Window in Store
A Ford milk truck operated by William Blaisdell of Phippsburg rolled in reverse, jumped the sidewalk and crashed through a plate glass window of a Front street store once owned by the late Harry Brown. No damage to the truck. glass ruined. Julia Gaudette announces the engagement of her daughter Pauline Mary Gaudette to Edward Francis Gaudet of Bath. Maud P. Thayer, dean of West Brook Seminary, visited Bath. she is spending summer at her West Georgetown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blaisdell
Phippsburgh
Harry Brown
Blaisdell
Julia Gaudette
Pauline Mary Gaudette
Nova Scotia
Edward Francis Gaudet
Peter Gaudet
Bath
Maud P. Thayer
Westbrook Seminary
Georgetown Summer News Highlights and Local Visitors
Announcements note a wedding of Ida Mae Lewis and Harry Heald at the groom's home with Rev. Frank W. Hovey officiating and a motor trip after. A playlet The Brown Topaz by local youths delights readers at Robinhood. Summer stays include guests at MacMahan Island Kennebec Point and visits among Georgetown Five Islands Bath and Lisbon residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Oliver
W. A. Todd
Bath
Ida Mae Lewis
Charlies Lewis
Five Islands
Harry Howard Heald
Howard G. Heald
Frank W. Hovey
First Baptist Church
Georgia A. Randall
Cambridge
Mass
Kearee
Conway
N. H
Gaston LaChaise
New York
Miss Pierce
Massachusetts
LaChaise
Robinhood
Reyher House
Melvin Levy
Leonard
Duck Lodge
Dexter Stevens
Theodore Lazell
West Newton
MacMahan Island
E. A. Carlisle
Winchester
Kennebec Point
Allen Laskey
Frederick Laskey
Belle Heald
Maude Trafton
Winfield Trafton
Springvale
Jennie Todd
West Georgetown
Arthur Todd
Louise Todd
Lisbon
Mary Trafton
Miss Heald
Phillip Dalrymple
Newton Center
Rouse Cottage
Joseph Reynolds
Woolwich
Morrell
Josephine Harrison
Francis
Charlestown
S. C
Earle Hagan
White Mountains
Green Mountains
Lake Champlain
Whitehall
N. Y
Little River
Hovey
Mrs. Mains Attends Alumni Banquet with Sheldon Family
Mrs. Jasper Mains is visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Sheldon on High Street. She is a member of the class of 1904 and attended the Alumni banquet this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Mains
William Sheldon
High Street
Mains
Sale Prices on Mens and Boys Clothing Lot
A local shop advertises discounts on pants suits, top coats, shirts, hose, sweaters, caps, visors, athletic Union suits, and khaki pants. Highlights include pants suits at 2 for 29.50, top coats at 12.50 and 15.00, shirts from 39c to 69c, and boys suits starting at 4.95 with odds and ends in many sizes. The dealer invites customers to visit to compare prices and notes a shipment of student suits at 5.00 and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Union
Fanta.c
Boys Athletic Union
Farm Development Train To Tour Maine Farms
The Extension Service of the University of Maine collaborates with the State Department of Agriculture and the Maine State Agricultural Experiment Station and the Maine Central Railroad on the Livestock and Farm Development Special. The tour runs July 29 to August 8 and aims to bring Maine farmers the best practices in farm management and livestock production with a strong statewide Extension presence through county agents and local coordinators led by Dean Leon S. Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Merrill
University of Maine
State Department of Agriculture
Maine State Agricultural Experiment Station
Maine Central Railroad
Hunton
Maine
University of Maine Extension Forces
Special
Orono
Leon S
Real estate transfers recorded in Sagadahoc County
Over the past two weeks the Sagadahoc registry of deeds shows transfers in Bath Georgetown Phippsburg Richmond Topsham and Woolwich. Notable deeds include Wealthy A Colby to Edward J Perry G G Deering Co to Solomon K Greenblatt Elbridge W Morse to Edward P Thomas and Mary E Nugent to William Tudor Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Registry of Deeds
Bath
wWealthy
A. Colby
Edward J. Perry
William H. Kingsbury
Ida E. Bragdon
G. G. Deering Co
Solomon K. Greenblatt
Kate W. Perkins
Jennie B. Perkins
Georgetown
Sheepscot Island Co
Jamess
Rogers
Phippsburg
Elbridge W. Morse
Edward P. Thomas
George C. Pease
W. E. Barney
Als
Richmond
Morris Glaser
Ellen J. O'Neil
Elwell S. Crosby
William Goodman
Warren L. Patten
Mary L. Patten
Topsham
Albert H. Spear
Arthur L. Jack
Woolwich
Mary E. Nugent
William Tudor Gardiner
Sagadahock Record Throw Stands as Maine Hand Engine Mark
The Sagadahock hand tub set a Maine record with a 242 feet 7 1/4 inch throw at McKay field on August 12 1920. The Triumph of Berwick reached 257 feet 1 1/4 inches in Brockton Massachusetts claiming second class tub prestige. Senator Baxters finished second later that August with 219 feet 7 3/4 inches. Eddie Vaughn reported the muster details for enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahock
McKayfield
Maine
Berwick
Brockton
Mass
Senator Baxters
Eddie Vaughn
Muster
Mike Zoome Confronts Trespassing Sign Dispute Over Land
Mike Zoome, local hot dog king, challenges rival vendors after signs advertising bidding trespassing appear on a lot at Summer and Washington. He holds the land hire receipt for the Fourth of July event, while a past year’s renters previously placed signs on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Zoome
Mike
Summer
Washington Streets
Washington Street
Higgins and Staples Residents in Summer Moves and Injury
Mrs. Charles R. Higgins of Ports Louise R. Staples of South street is confined by a broken knee cap. Postmaster Harry W. Owen and family moved Thursday to their cottage at Popham Beach for the Summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Higgins
Ports
Louise R. Staples
South Street
Harry W. Owen
Popham Beach
Islands Cottage Guests Fill Summer Season Notes
Five Islands hosts a long list of summer visitors and seasonal residents. Notables include Master Robert Thompson guest of Shaw Moulton. George Yeo and sons Bob and Ted from Winchester opening their Inchigeela cottage. Mrs. Carey and family at sea. Isabel Stevens joined by Cambridge and Waterbury visitors. Medford and Portland guests at various cottages. Nebr. students Blomberg and Fernald visiting Thomas Scott. numerous locals hosting relatives and friends for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thompson
Shaw Moulton
George Yeo
Bob
Ted
Winchester
Ad Carey
Christine
James O’brien
Inchigeela
Arthur Davis
Claire Wilkins
Dexter
Son Junior
Nehemiah Boynton, Jr
Malden Island
Carrie H. Stevens
Cambridge
Mass
Charles Knight
Waterbury
Ida Oliver
Portland
Blaisdell
Fred Reed
Bath
Pomona
Natalie Hodgdon
of Malden
Robert Hodgdon
Lena Lewis
Raymond Reid
Boston
Walter Reid
Charles Boucher
Boothoe
H. Minchen
William Boucher
Capitol Island
Harpswell
Floyd
Harmon's Harbor
H. B. Cranshaw
Newton
Martha Lewis
Charlotte Wyman
Dick. Howard
George Smith
Gertrude
Dorchester
Briggs Cottage
M. F. Biggins
Arlington
Abraham Gray
Vernon Gray
Ida Rowe
Henrietta Sawyer
Fenton Moore
William Wilson
C. C. Davis
Leon Williams
Waltham
Charles Mayo
Seguinland Hotel
John Allen
Gordon
Jameson and Hathorn wed in festive ceremony at home
The couple exchanged vows in an intimate service with cigars and a decorated getaway car. The bride wore a dark blue ensemble with a red front and hat, and guests from Waldoboro Rockland and beyond attended. Gifts included a bed puff, rugs, stove, lamp, and fine linen as the couple plans housekeeping at their new home. The groom, a joiner at Bath Iron Works, is Leroy Jameson’s son, and the bride, daughter of Samuel Hathorn, is Morse High School class of ’25 graduate and teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Jameson
Waldoboro
Josiah Jameson
Clifford Allen
Rockland
Lloyd Jameson
Lesa Robinson
Howard Cook
Lester, Mass
Silvernail
Salem
Mass
Ira Mitchell
Frances
Waterville
Leroy Jameson
Bath Iroworks, Inc
Samuel Hathorn
Morse High School
Grand Commander Wallace N Price Receives Buick Car in Bath
Dr Wallace N Price of Gardiner Maine grand commander of the Grand Commandery of Maine K T returns to Bath for St Johns day celebration and receives a Marquette Cadillac style Buick from Saar Keiter Bath Buick dealer. The inscription on the car panels reads Wallace N Price Grand Commander of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace N. Price
Gardiner
Grand Commandery of
Maine
K. T
Bath
Charles W. Price
Richmond
Wallace Price
St. John’s Day
Saar Keeter
Ton Buick Co
Buick
Dr. Price
Gentry Bros Circus Parade to Maneuver Bath Streets
The Gentry Bros Circus will stage a mile long parade in Bath on Tuesday July 16 featuring five bands calliopes and elaborate parade wagons. Elephants camels zebras chariots and floats lead the procession before menagerie doors open at 1 pm and performances begin at 2 pm then 7 pm doors reopen for 8 pm show. The troupe touts famed acts including the Cottrell Powell Davenport Pacheco Tresbores Nevaros and ONeil Trio among others traveling by a private train with 500 people and 300 horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Gentry Bros
France
Spain
Germany
America
Gentry Brothers
Cottrell- Powell
Davenport
Pacheco
Tresbores
Six Nevaros
Farmington and Gorham youths to wed in social circles
The couple, attending the Summer terms of normal school at Farmington and Gorham, are popular in the grange and town social circles. Best wishes go with them for their future happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Gorham
Grange
Knight and Cutting Families Pass Away at Brigham’s Cove
Mr and Mrs James Knight and children Sidney James and Marjorie and Mr and Mrs Harold Cutting passed Sunday at Brigham s Cove at the Cutting cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Knight
Sidney
James
Marjorie
Harold Cutting
Brigham's Cove
Cutting
Cambridge Women Stay At Webber Cottage At Popham Beach
Miss Elizabeth Webber and Mrs. Helen Stearns of Cambridge Massachusetts occupy the Webber cottage at Popham Beach for three weeks arrangements indicate a seaside visit with guests and lodging details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Webber
Helen Stearns
Cambridge, Mass
Popham Beach
Mrs Margaret Burns Arrives in Bath for Visit
Mrs Margaret Burns of Boston has arrived in Bath to pass the time at the home of Mr and Mrs Hodgkins on Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Leslie Oliver
Malden
Mass
Herbert Spinney
Washington Street
Margaret Burns
Boston
Bath
Mrs. & Hodgkins
Middle Street
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Wm. J. Craft
Radio and Automobile
Battery Sales and Service
Maine Central
Railroad
Elm Street
the Working Men's Store
Wrathy
Jameson and
Hathorn
Carters
Dr. Carter
Carter
Grand Commander
Marquette
Gentry Bros. Circus
Saco
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me