Richmond Area Social Notes and Local Visitors
Richmond residents share updates on meetings, travels, hosted guests, and summer stays. Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Pratt attend a Maine Medical Association meeting. The Anchorage Antique Shop opens in Richmond. Many families welcome relatives from Lewiston Gardiner Boston and beyond for weekends and funerals, weddings, and summer visits.
Many Distinguished Guests At Sebasco
A Maine summer scene at Sebasco Estates and Shore Acres golf course hosts a host of notable visitors. Attendees include Judge William S. Kenyon former U S senator and Eighth Circuit judge, ex-Governor N E Kendall of Iowa, Walter E Edge former ambassador to France, Senator Frederick Hale, ex-Governor Percival Baxter, and Morris McDonald former Maine Central Railroad president. Mr and Mrs John M Howe and family open their Upper Washington street home for the season after Winter and Spring stays with Mrs Howe's sister Mrs Frank H Turner and Mr Turner at 55 Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Pratt
Maine Medical Association
Poland
House of Delegates
J. H. Parker
John S. Parker
Leeds
Carroll Farrington
Hackensack
N. J
Farrington
Brunswick Road
Wallace Curtis
Maxine Curtis
Ruth Carter
Gardiner
Lilla Curtis
Alexander Road
Tavoehne Corbin
George
Washington, D. C
Martha Moore
Marlboro
Mass
Corbin
Greene
Anchorage
Jane Harwood
Wiscasset
Roy Brown
Bertha Woodworth
Attleboro
Josiah White
Frank Carver
George Watson
Greenville
Rufus Hatch
Augusta
Leslie Roberts
Carlton Lewis Roberts
Lucille Elizabeth Perry
Winthrop
John Tarr
Charles Berry
Dingley Road
Hattie McKenna
Charles Porer
John Clark
William Dingley
Arthur Hayes
Pauline Dickinson
Helen Witham
Myrtle Gordon
E. O. Tarr
Delia Douglass
Grace Putnam
Erma Cooper
Mina F. Rice
Portland Sunday Telegram
Marjorie Rice
B. R. Temple
Shriners
Lakewood
Charles Danforth
Litchfield
Richmond
Frank
Annie Merrill Danforth
Iceboro
Robert
Lester
Frank Danforth
Evergreen Cemetery
Mount Carmel
Electa Chapter
Bowdeinham
Olive Branch
Dresden
Melvin P. Mitchell
Hudson, Mass
J. Harry Holmes
Milton
Charles Howes
Main Street
Mitchell
Howes
Fire Chiefs Association
Lewiston
Leon Dunklee
Olive Hull
Chesancock
H. C. Carrick
Maurice Coughlin
Oklahoma
Jeanice Small
Orono
Francis Spence
Dexter
Mary Kenney
Lynn
Philip Nardini
Old Orchard
George Clark
Willis P. Bradford
Priscilla
Spencer, Mass
Lester A. Barker
Oakfield
Warren Keith
Worcester
Barker
Jean Edgecomb
Boston
Agnes Wood
Annie Hagerty
Auburn
James Murray
Stephen Danforth
James Ross
Pleasant Pond
Harold Hinchliffe
Kinghley
Cooper
James Larrabee
Luise Pratt
Bangor
E. E. Durand
Belgrade Lakes
Percy Little
Jane Little
Hermine Corriveau
Frances Watson
Helen Moore
Dingley Farm
Sally Merriman
Cyrus Reynolds
Bath
Frank Anderson
W. N. Price
Genevieve Stuart
Detroit
Mich
Ernest Morrill
Westfield
Morrill
Clarence Morrill
Joseph W. Randlette
New England Association of Fire Chiefs
Olive Stilphen
Evelyn Stewart
Five Islands
Daniel Brown
Hallowell
Ernest Stewart
Brown
Maynard Brown
Harriette Hoar
Lincoln
Ida Hosmer
Gardiner Street
Charles Dunklee
Linden Little
Greenfield
Harry L. Stilphen
Poland Spring
George Wren
Marjorie Wren
R. N
Dwight S. Lord
Patterson
Montclair
Chelsea
James Coughlin
Eastport
Sarah Coughlin
Charles James
Charles Hunt
Mechanic Falls
Enman
Leroy Cleveland
Philip J. Cleveland
Brooklyn
Conn
Good Housekeeping
Boston Globe
Minnie Waldron
Martha Totman
Ann Spofford
Homer Alexander
George Thompson
Gilsland Gardens
Maine
Sebasco Estates
Shore Acres
William S. Kenyon
United States
Eighth Circuit
N. E. Kendall
Iowa
Sebasco
France
Walter E. Edge
Small Point
U. S
Frederick Hale
Percival P. Baxter
Portland
Morris McDonald
Maine Central Railroad
John M. Howe
Upper
Washington Street
Summer with Boothbay Harbor residents and visitors
Derby mood of Boothbay Harbor lists numerous visitors and seasonal residents from Massachusetts, New York, and New England. Houses opened and cottages occupied, with frequent social calls, arrivals, and small town activities noted along with church events and local duties.
Arrowsic Georgetown Sunday Services Schedule
Pastor B H Bohmfalk leads church services at Arrowsic and Robinhead with a painting of Jesus the subject. Morning sessions Sunday at Arrowsic 1 30 AM and Robinhead 2 30 PM. Evening at Arrowsic 8 PM. Midweek services Thursday Arrowsic 8 PM and Friday Robinhood 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsic
Georgetown
Jesus
Robinhead
Robinhood
Fire damages flat with garage blaze at Bedford Street
A remodeled two apartment house at 35 Bedford Street suffered serious damage when a double garage annex caught fire Sunday afternoon. Fire Chief Charles E. Parks led the response. damage estimated around $3,000. Residents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crockett and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Richter, plus their daughter Ruth, escaped unharmed. The Austin garage and a roof section were affected. origins remain undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Street
Charles E. Parks
Arthur
Mr. Richter
Boston
Mrs. Crockett
Mount Vernon
Mr. Crockett
Austin
Richter
Portland
Jacob Verheus
Ralph O. Burden
Engine 4
Parks
Albert F. Austin
Peru
Ruth Johnson
Famous Colored Revue Here for Two Days
Hi De Ho the sensational colored revue performs at Bath Opera House Friday and Saturday after stops in Boston and Philadelphia. The cast features Doris Rheabottom Caroline Snowden John Mason Ferdie Robinson Al Brantley Slappy Wallace with a creole chorus and The Three Flashy Steppers. 60 minutes of fun and musical numbers accompany a fine screen program at popular Bath prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chestnut Street Opera House
Philadelphia
Bath Opera House
Bath
Doris Rheabottom
Caroline Snowden
New York
Cotton Club
Augusta Cadet Band to give four free summer concerts
Mayor Robert A. Cony announced that the Augusta Cadet Band led by Ernest R. Hill will present four free public concerts this summer. The first is set for Monday July 1 at Monument Park, with three more to be scheduled at Edwards Park, Williams Field, and the East side of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Cony
Augusta
Augusta Cadet Band
Ernest R. Hill
Monument Park
Edwards Park
Williams Field
Five Islands Grange entertains Sagadahoc Pomona officers
Five Islands grange hosted Sagadahoc Pomona on June 28 with the fifth degree conferred on nine candidates in the morning. A lobster stew was served to over 100 at noon and an afternoon open session featured a program as County Deputy Peasley attended. Numerous residents and visitors from Bath, Georgetown, Malden Island and beyond arrived for the summer, with many staying in cottages and attending events, services, and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Higgins
Dorothy W. Oliver
Walter V. Cummings
William A. Toddoe
Boothbay Harbor
Gaston LaChaise
New York
Harry Adams
Quincy
Mass
Marion Hunt
Malden Island
Annie M. Jones
Robinhood
P. Todd
Charles Lewis
Gilbert Standish
Five Islands
Harry Heald
Ambrose MacFadden
Bath
S. W. Scott
C. L. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Rena Bowles
West Georgetown
A. B. Newman
Memphis
Tenn
Hulbert
Chicago
Thayer
Seward E. Emmons
Doris Trafton
Helen Seaverns
Melrose
Trafton
H. M. Trafton
Howard
Fletcher
Son Stetson
Jamaica Plain
Mr. Fletcher
E. B. Billings
Georgia Wheeler
Arrowsic
Billings
George F. Oliver
Kennebec Point
Belle M. Heald
W. A. Todd
Elbridge Cunningham
Walter
Boothbay
William Besaw
Edward Wren
Phillip Dalrymple
Newton Center
John Mitchell
Robert and
Everett
Waltham
Higgins Beach
Rebecca Reyher
Faith
New York City
Reyher
Percy Allen
Oakland
B. F. Perry
Walter Thomas
Lowell
Leon Williams
Williams
John Grindell
Bridge Club
Mark Hennessey
William Daley
John Keegan
Edward Cook
Ruth Johnson
Arlene Footer
Harald Small
H. B. Cranshaw
Malden
Lloyd Pinkham
John Sinclair Kimball
Ill
W. S. Cushing
J. F. Grover
Rochester
N. H
S. S. Lightbody
Otis Baker
James
Norwood
Little Good Harbor
Alice Cromwell
Charles Kenney
Dora L. Howard
George Gray
Woodrow Gray
Everett Cromwell
Eugenia Freeman
Wesley M. E. Church
Dudley
Leslie Ainlee
Virginia
Cambridge
Clarence McMahan
Roberta Olive
Bath Hospital
Charles A. McMahan
Harmon's Harbor
Fred Ried
William H. Holland
West Bath
Henry Ryan
Walpole
Sterling Jones
Charles Campbell
Fred Carr
Thomas Shaw Moulton
Lawrenceville Academy
Lawrenceville
N. J
Seguinland
Theodore Campbell
Doris Ann
Brunswick Hospital
Webster Harley
Norman Harley
Milford
Grange Circle
Grange Hall
Walter Savage
Kittery
Percy Savage
Nehemiah Boynton, Jr
Newton
Russell Upson
Richard
West Hartford
Carr
Gardner
Mary Moore
Samuel Boyd
Boston
Harold Rowe
Junior
Carl
Ellsworth Pinkham
Gertrude Smith
Doris Gates
Virginia Ainlee
John Lundquist
Roslindale
Eunice Arpe
West Roxbury
Pollyanna Lodge
E. M. Horton
C. M. Bigelow
Belfast
Furber Davis
Ambose Thibodeau
Phil Campbell
Hartley Harley
Alonzo Thibodeau
Erlon Thibodeau
Wallace Freeman
Gene Stevens
J. P. Davis
Alfred Rowe
Joan Grindell
Stearns Scott
Georgetown Center
Olive
Leon
H. H. Richardson
Stoneham
Colored Flash Beats Cyclone Sawyer In Sixth Round
Matty Owens of Sanford defeats Cyclone Jimmy Sawyer in a six round decision at Arcade Arena on the Fourth of July Eve. The main bout between Johnny Wilson and Joe Barre steals the show, ending in an eight round battle with Wilson dominating after a volatile clash filled with fouls and rough exchanges. An opening bout sees Walter Rogers debut with a 10 second knockout over Kid Bernier. A fair crowd witnesses the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matty Owens
Sanford
Jimmy Sawyer
Arcade Arena
Johnny Wilson
Joe Barre
Barre
Wilson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Johnny
Ross Chase
Bath
Owens
Cyclone Sawyer
Sawyer
Cyclone
Jimmy
Walter Rogers
Winnegance
Kid Bernier
Brunswick
Rogers
Bernier
Holiday visit to East Boothbay home hosts families
Mr and Mrs Francis Saville and daughter Barbara Mr and Mrs Lewis Smalley and daughter Donna Rae of Rockland Edward Ward of New York and Mrs Evelyn T Hope of Center street spent the holiday at Mrs Hope s Summer home in East Boothbay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Saville
Barbara
Lewis Smalley
Donna Rae
Rockland
Edward Ward
New York
Evelyn T. Hope
Center Street
Overlook Lodge at Kennebec Point Promises Ideal Maine Summer Retreat
The Maine coast is praised as the vacation land, highlighting Kennebec Point near Bath with Overlook Lodge and Camp Shelta Sea. Built in 1923, Overlook Lodge offers ocean views, screened buildings, a dining hall, recreational hall, and activities including tennis, swimming, and canoeing. The article extols the beauty of Sagadahoc Bay and nearby lighthouses, inviting guests to enjoy seafood and the serene woodsy setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
America
Kennebec Point
Kennebec River
Georgetown
Bath
Overlook Ledge
Overlook Lope
Bay Point
Popham Beach
Pond Island
Sagadahoc Bay
Overlook Lodge
Kipling
Thornton Academy Trustees Set July 10 Meeting
The annual meeting of Thornton academy trustees is scheduled for July 10 for electing officers for the coming year. Teachers will be elected after that date, a board member said Friday. Changes in academy officers are expected this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Academy
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Fred S Curtis &Oeneral Service
Thomas R. Nee
Avy Srovance
R. Bath
E. D. Marsh
F. W. Hovey
Rutland
Alice
Grace Hovey
Amy Hovey
William E. Cummings
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Room
Bath Savings Institution
Arena
Athletic Union
Elm Street
Miivc Stork