Richmond Lions Club Outing and Sabbath Sermons Reported
Members of the Richmond Lions Club enjoyed a Sunday outing at Rangeley with dinner at Rangeley Lakes Hotel. Elder J J Dollinger of Portland preached at the Seventh Day Adventist church in the Sabbath afternoon service. The Baptist church also hosted a Sunday sermon by Rev Lester Norton titled Behold the Man, followed by communion and reception of new members. Personal items note visits by Miss Hilda Spear to Eastport, Mrs Frank Dickey and grandson in Jameston Rhode Island, Mrs Fred Moeller and children in Portsmouth New Hampshire, Mrs Roland LaMothe and sons visiting in Haverhill Massachusetts, and Rule Curtis spending the summer at MacMahan's Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Lions Club
Rangeley
Rangeley Lakes
J. J. Dollinger
Portland
Seventh Day Adventist Church
The
Baptist Church
Lester Norton
Hilda Spear
Ernest Spear
Eastport
Frank Dickey
Robert Silver
Co. L. Johnson
Jameston
R. I
Fred Moeller
Portsmouth
N. H
Moeller
Roland LaMothe
Robert
David
Haverhill
Mass
Harold Richardson
Rule Curtis
MacMahan's Island
Sagadahoc Probate Court in Richmond and Bath records
Tuesday's probate session issued several actions including wills admitted and executors named for Farrin Hughes Jordan Foster Desmond and Young. Admin appointments inventories and accounts filed and distributed include Perry Reed Mason and Gurgiotis with guardianships and sales petitions in Bath Topsham and Unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Hughes
Bath
Daniel T. Dougherty
L. Eugene Thebeau
Lewis B. Jordan
Topsham
Fred E. Daggett
Helen C. Foster
Mary Robinson
Alice M. Robinson
Lawrence
Mass
John J. Desmond
Eugene M. Desmond
Madeline B. Shaw
John F
Jillian Batley
Wiscasset
Hattie E. Heath
Norman B. Hall
Alfred C. Richmond
Philip Robert Lauriat
Fort Myer Heights
Harvey A. Henderson
John F. Young
Gleness F. Ware
Thorndike
Ella A. Chase
Ralph O. Dale
John L. Perry
John P. Carey
Mary F. Reed
Susan H. Alexander
Annie G. D. Mason
Unity
Edward W. Bridgham
Bridget Reed
Konstantine Gurgiotis
Obituary and assorted local news items
Obituary: William S. Dow 74 a Hyde Windlass Co machinist died at his Bath home from pneumonia and complications. Born in Wiscasset, he lived in Bath 25 years and is survived by a daughter in Boston, two brothers, two sisters, and Masonic affiliation. Funeral Thursday at 1.30 p.m. at the home. burial in Rumrill cemetery, Wiscasset. Also reported: a New York party mother bear killed in camp by a Rockwood guide. cubs to Gray State Game Farm. a dog led the pursuing bear to the camp. Isaiah Randall of Ashland says four pulp cutters produced 41 cords of pulpwood in four days, earning about $8 per man per day.
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William S. Dow
Hyde Windlass Co
Washington Street
Mr. Dow
Wiscasset
Robert
Abigail Chaney Dow
Bath
Lincoln Lodge
Masons
Joseph Richards
Boston
Austin L
Saco
Solomon H. Dow
Quincy
Mass
Annie Ware
Arizona Harkness
Hampton
N. H
Rumrill Cemetery
New York
Rockwood
Elmer Ingraham
Gray
Wilfred Terrio
Joe King
Isaiah Randall
Ashland
T. 8. Pinkham
Randall
Committees Named for St Marys Lawn Party Next Week
Committees formed Monday night plan St Marys church grounds lawn party on July 17 18 19 and 20. Eugene Hart named general chairman with Alex Burgess and committees under Rev R A Martineau. Allocations include booths cake and candy dolls fish pond grocery store horse racing frankfurts ice cream refreshments sodality penny and bowling with numerous local residents and parishioners.
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St. Mary's Church
Eugene Hart
Alex Burgess
R. A. Martineau
L. Couture
Claire Grainger
Geraldine Andrews
Sadie Sarkis
Sodality
James Nostall
Variety
James Grardenier
Edward A. Footer
Wilfred Vachon
Bullock
Parishoners
Helen Moses
Bessie Lundrigan
Robey Polley
Henry Arsenault
Penny Card
Catherine Hart
Windsor Fair Race Program Best Ever
The Windsor Fair unveils a three day racing program starting Aug 30 with a top purse of 450 in the free for all and records set by Dusty Hanover on the fast half mile track. Early entries fill every class as officials expect the largest horse field yet, under United States Trotting Association rules and Maine Racing Commission supervision.
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Windsor Fair
Dusty Hanover
Sullivan and MacWhinney
New England
William L. Robertson
Jane Azoff
Pine Tree
the Fair Association
United States Trotting Association
Junior Cosmopolitan Club Joins Federation
The Junior Cosmopolitan Club became a member of the Federated Women's Clubs on July 3 after all dues were paid. Advisers elected were Mrs J I Smith Miss Amy A Irish and Mrs Edwin M Fuller Jr. The group planned a future party and agreed to obtain Federation programs and schedule monthly ahead. Refreshments were served by Miss Gertrude Dole Miss Marjorie Nichols and Miss Eleanor Gediman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Cosmopolitan Club
Federated Women’s Clubs
Mother Club
J. I. Smith
Amy A. Irish
Edwin M. Fuller, Jr
Federation
Gertrude Dole
House
Marjorie Nichols
Eleanor Gediman
Preschool health roundup reports visits to Bath doctors and dentists
During the Summer Roundup week of May 6 the local P T A s sponsored 70 visits to Bath doctors and dentists by children entering school in September. Forty four visits went to regular physicians and twenty six to dentists as part of the annual pre school examination held each spring with doctors and dentists setting aside a special period.
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Bath
Woolwich Talent Parade Supports Christian Service Effort
A Woolwich talent parade to benefit the Woolwich Union for Christian Service will be held Friday evening at Sebenon hall. Miss Glenda Wright and Miss Winifred Brown oversee arrangements. Elwood and Stanley Mason of Osborne, with Norma, return home after visiting Mrs Magoon’s parents in Somerset place and grandparents.
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Page Four
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Sebenon Hall
Glenda Wright
Winifred Brown
Norman O- Masons
Elwood
Stanley
Osborne
Summer at Robinhood Georgetown Shines With Guests and Town News
The Robinhood season opens with cottages filled and visitors from Salem, Richmond, New York, and Boston area towns. Professors, teachers, artists, and students stay through July with social events, property sales, and town improvements noted. A grounded yacht grounding near Scott shore is resolved by a tug at night. Local residents arrive for summer including Gunnell, Rowe, Dunnel, and the Williams families, plus vacationing couples and extended kin.
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Robinhood
Roy J. Campbell
Salem College
Winston-Salem
N. C
Doris Fales
Richmond
Anna Kosslaw
Reiff
St. Lawrence University
Canton
N. Y
Small Jonathan
Patricia Drake
Elsie R. Clapp
New York
Progressive Education
Blanche Westall
Waterville
William Zorach
Zorach
Marion Miller
Agnes Strauss
Janet Roenhila
Jason Schoener
Benedict Tatti
Kosslaw
Almon Fales
Newton Center
Mass
Miss Fales
Miss Kosslaw
Friedman
Lowe
Lowe's Point
Mr. Furbish
MacMahan Island
Roland Peterson
Portland
Riggs
Moses Riggs
Cyrus Oliver
Walter F. Powers
Sagadahoc Bay
Alex Cunningham
William Collins
Shirley Cunningham
H. J. Brown
J. R. Blackie
John Gordon
Eleanor Hamilton
Clayton Stevens
Fergerson and Son
Morris Levine
Walter Williams
Phippsburg
West Georgetown
Harold Newman
St. Louis
Roy M. Newman
Stanley Johnson
Cranston
R. I
Gilbert Gunnell
John
Waltham
Thomas N. Williams
Gunnell
A. E. Rowe
Lena Donnell
Bath
B. H. Woodside
Nancy I. Russell
Bertha Russell
James R. Hulbert
Frank Sweeney
West Point
Carroll Powers
Carolyn St. Martin
Ralph Dunton
Lois McLellan
Laskey Boys
Charles Gould
Clarence Pratt
George Williams
Seldon Billington
Chelmsford
Billington
Vir
Hinda
Henry Albers
James W. Bedford
Whitinsville
Fred Hinckley
Walter Newdick
Marion Albers
Edna Billington
Irving T. Hunt
E . Hunt
Dorchester
Dodge
Hunt
B. H. Riggs
Twin County Field Day at Walter Lovewell Farm
The Twin County Farm Bureau holds its annual field day at Walter Lovewell’s Livermore farm all day Thursday August 29. The event showcases roughage for Jersey cows as usual with Joe Larrabee of West Bath supplying lobsters and clams feed. Alden G. Smith of Washington, DC, is visiting Bath for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin County
Farm Bureau
Walter Lovewell
Livermore
Jersey
Joe” Larrabee
West Bath
Five Islands News Busy with Trips and Socials
The Five Islands community reports yacht visits and races as Dauntless and Skypilot sail out of Bath and Boothbay Harbor. Residents including Miss Harriet Worrell of Philadelphia host vacations at Rockmere and Seguinland while local clubs plan summer events and social hours.
Summer Cottage Hearabouts at Harmon's Harbor
Massachusetts visitors and locals populate cottages along Harmon's Harbor and nearby islands. Names include Chafe, Thibodeau, Rugg, Butler, Reid, Lundquist, Moore, Worrell, Pinkham, Rowe, Berry, Howard, Blenn, Marr, Wade, Burgess, and Davis with trips from Bath Boston Malden Cambridge Philadelphia and Portland. Families and guests mingle at Five Islands Malden and Pemaquid Beach during the Fourth with weeklong stays and day trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Worrell
Philadelphia
Five Islands Library Association
Dauntless
MacFarland
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Virginia
Amberjack
George Hanna
Richard Harris
Rockmere
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Charles Rugg
Malden Island
Hugh Fisérvhauer
Owen Marr
Georgetown Center
Seguinland
Five Islands
Dexter Walker
Good Neighbor Club
Franz Stevens
C. S. Buckman
Augusta
Ralph Davis
Bath Iron Works
Frank Potter
East Brookfield
Mass
Alonzo Thibodeau
Alice Cromwell
Everett Cromwell
Cromwell
Romney, N. H
Clayton Rowe
Mary Pierce
Lynn
John Pierce
New York
J. J. Gibson
Gibson
George Worrell
Odgen
Edith Davis
Richard Potter
William McGrath
Webster Harley
Coffin
Milford
Harley
Séguinland
Hartley Harley
Portland
A. W. Hunt
Dorchester
Bessie
Richmond
Massachusetts General Hospital
Quincy
Daniel Sexton
Walter Thomas
Lowell
Betty
Gilbert
Horace E. Wade
Woolwich
Charles Burgess
Latitia Blenn
Cambridge
Nancy Blenn
Blenn
Sedgemere Road
Arthur Marr
Almon
Addie Moulton
Bath Welcomes Hawkins Family Aboard Bandit
Burnelle G Hawkins general manager of Jordan Marsh Co Boston and Mrs Hawkins visit Bath aboard the Bandit a premier cabin cruiser They tour Popham Beach meet local residents plan to Boothbay Harbor before returning to Boston The party includes John W Morrison William A Daniels G S Thompson and Dartmouth hockey captain William Daniels among others
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Burnelle G. Hawkins
Bath
Popham Beach
Jordan Marsh Co
Boston
Hawkins
Bandit
Walter A. Hawkins
Bridgton
State of Maine
The
Lions Association
Miss Laura Morse longtime Bath official dies at 38
Miss Laura M Morse aged 38 formerly of 26 Center street Bath died Tuesday morning after several weeks illness. Born in Bath she worked as bookkeeper for Henry E Palmer Co and later for Maine Water Co Bath office. She lived in Dorchester 18 years then returned to Bath to serve 22 years as clerk in Sagadahoc probate registry. Survived by twin sister Lucy Morse Cahill Bath three nieces Charlotte Camll Ruth Gallagher Bath Edith Moody Bowdoinham one nephew Norman Morse Bath. Service Thursday at 1 pm at Arthur F Mayo funeral home 819 High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura M. Morse
Center Street
Miss Morse
Bath
Henry E. Palmer & Co
W. W. Pendexter
Maine Water Co
Dorchester
Mass
Sagadahoc
Lucy Morse Cahill
Charlotte Camll
Ruth Gallagher
Edith Moody
Bowdoinham
Norman Morse
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Prof George C Minard Dies After Heart Attack
Prof George Cann Minard 62 of New York University School of Education died Wednesday night at Hotel Earle New York after a heart attack. He was an authority on delinquent children and led surveys on care in Kentucky and Tennessee. He previously held major posts in public schools and later joined NYU faculty becoming a full professor in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cann Minard
School of Education
New York University
Earle
Waverly Place
New York
Carlotta McDonough Minard
Minard
Bath
Dobbs Ferry
N.Y
Kentucky
Tennessee
Osborne Association
Boston
Ricker Classical Institute
Houston
Bowdoin College
Rockland
Boston Public Schools
Newsboys Trial Board
Arlington
Mass
Washington School
Boston University
Boston High School
University Heights
National Conference of
Myra V. Miller Dies After Long Illness at 77 Lincoln Street
Myra V. Miller widow of Leander Miller died Thursday morning at her son William H. Miller’s home 77 Lincoln Street after a long illness. Born in Bath to Robert and Lucinda Shea she lived in the area all her life. Survived by son William, brother William H. Shea of Bath, five grandchildren Harold Percy Miller Ralph Robert Miller Louis Blake two nieces Mrs. John Clark and Mrs. Arthur Gilmore of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra V. Miller
Leander Miller
William H. Miller
Lincoln Street
Mrs. Miller
Bath
Robert
Lucinda Tobey Shea
William
William H. Shea
Harold
Percy Miller
Death of Pittston Farmer Frank Arsenault at 74
Frank Arsenault of Pittston died suddenly at 1 am Thursday in the home of his brother Paul F. Arsenault at 21 Maple Street after being stricken Wednesday night. He was born in Willington Point, a son of Frank and Phoebe White Arsenault. He survived by his Bath brother and sister Mrs Lillie Arsenault of Egmond Bay P E I, with additional relatives in Bath and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Arsenault
Pittston
Paul F. Arsenault
Maple Street
Willington
P. E IT
Frank
Phoebe White Arsenault
Bath
Lillie Arsenault
Egmond Bay
Longshoreman John H. Rucker Dies in Memorial Hospital
John H. Rucker aged 60 a longshoreman died Monday afternoon at Memorial hospital He was born in Chicago son of James and Martha J Rucker and had lived in Bath 30 years For the last four years he resided at the City Home Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 PM at the Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Rucker
Memorial Hospital
Chicago
James
Martha J. Rucker
Bath
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Committal Held for John L. Bruce in Hartford Cemetery
John Leslie Bruce died Sunday in Hartford Connecticut. A committal service was held Tuesday morning at 1030 in Oak Grove cemetery with Rev. Frederick P. Moffatt of Corliss Street Church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leslie Bruce
Hartford
Conn
Oak Grove Cemetery
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street Church
Bowker Mourned in Sudden Death at General Hospital
Friends mourn the sudden death of Joseph Varney Bowker 648 Forest Avenue Portland at Maine General Hospital. Born in Phippsburg the youngest child of Charles H and Mary Varney Bowker he grew up there and later lived in Woodfords. He married Isabel Burkett of Thomaston who died years ago leaving a sister Mrs Willis H Doughty of Yarmouth and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
Joseph Varney Bowker
Forest Avenue
Maing General Hospital
Portland
Bowker
Phippsburg
Charles H and
Mary Varney Bowker
Woodfords
Tsabel Burkett
Thomaston
SY Do Py
Willis H. Doughty
Yarmouth
Local Family Returns Home From Visits in Chestnut Hill
Mr and Mrs Galen M Low and daughter Jean return to Chestnut Hill Massachusetts after visiting Mrs Low s mother Mrs Edward H Hartwell and Mr Low s mother Mrs Charles CC Low of High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen M. Low
Jean
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Mrs. Low
Edward H Hartwell
Mr Low
Charles CC, Low
High Street
Lucy F Eddy obituary notices three months illness
Lucy Frances Eddy 81 widow of H Gayton Eddy died Saturday morning after a three months illness at 570 Washington Bath. She born Weymouth Mass daughter of Nathaniel and Mary Ann White Thayer lived in Bath seven years. She leaves three daughters two sons and twelve grandchildren nine great grandchildren. Body sent to East Braintree Mass for funeral Tuesday at two at the home of Mrs Lang 16 Cotton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Frances Eddy
H. Gayton Eddy
Washington Street
Weymouth
Mass
Nathaniel
Mary Ann White Thayer
Bath
Pride of Granite, M. A
Quincy
Mary Eayna Lang
East Braintree
Charles Wolfe
Philadelphia
Harry W. Berry
Gayton M. Eddy
Milford
Alanson A. Edidy
Los Angeles
Calif
Frederick M. Berry
Lang
Cotton Avenue
Bowdoinham man John A Purinton dies on wedding anniversary
John A Purington a Bowdoinham resident aged 67 died Monday morning on his 29th wedding anniversary. He was born in Epping New Hampshire and later managed a grain mill before going into his own grain and grocery business in 1925, retiring last March. He was active in local Masons and Knights of Pythias. He is survived by his wife Lottie Baker, a son Ralph a daughter Delma Curtis a brother Alvin Purinton and sisters Mrs Joseph Cote and Mrs Albert Clinchy of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Purington
Bowdoinham
Albert F
Ada E. Hackett Purington
Epping
N. H
W. B. and
E. P. Kendall Co
Village Lodge of Masons
Kennebec
Henry T. Bowers dies in Woolwich visit at 84
Henry Thomas Bowers of Boston aged 84, a building contractor, died suddenly from a heart attack Friday night while visiting his son Ralph H. Bowers on Barley Neck Road, Woolwich. He was born in Boston to John and Margaret Highland Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thomas Bowers
Boston
Ralph H. Bowers
Barley Neck Road
Woolwich
John and
Margaret Highland Bowers
John Leslie Bruce, 67, Hartford Death
The body of John Leslie Bruce died Sunday in City hospital Hartford arrived in the city Monday. He was a son of William and Elizabeth St. Clair Bruce and survived by a son Francis S. Bruce of New York a sister Mrs Ethel Keacher of Bar Harbor two nephews Donald Bruce Roxbury Mass and William A Bruce Jr of Bath two nieces Eleanor Thackery Haverhill Mass and Elizabeth Keucher Bar Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leslie Bruce
City Hospital
Hartford
Prof G C Minard's Funeral Held in Bath
The funeral for Prof George C Minard of New York University School of Education was held Saturday at his Bath Summer home 30 Grove Street. Mrs Carleton W Lowell read. Bearers included Dr George E Payne Milton H Loomis Frederick Brown Harold Webb Harold Wood Edward Sewall Donald N Small Edmund A Rothwell Carroll Watson. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Minard
School of Education
New York University
New York
Bath
Grove Street
Carleton W. Lowell
First Church of Christ, Scientist
George E. Payne
Milton H. Loomis
State of New York
Frederick Brown
Bowdoin College
Harold Webb
Brunswick
Harold Wood
Arlington
Mass
Edward Sewall
Donald N. Small
Edmund A. Rothwell
Carroll Watson
Oak Grove
Funeral of Mrs Louise M White in Lowell Mass
A committal prayer for Mrs Louise M Wright White widow of Edward S White was read Friday at Oak Grove cemetery by Rev Frederick P Moffatt. The funeral held Friday morning at 488 Pine Street Lowell Mass was largely attended with Rev Lewis E Shields officiating and many floral tributes. Local friends attended the grave service at four o clock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise M. (Wright) White
Edward S. White
Oak Grove
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street
Pine Street
Lowell
Mass
Lewis E. Shields
First Presbyterian Church of
Funeral services for Frank W. Robbins veteran shipyard caulker
The funeral of Frank W. Robbins, veteran master caulker in local ship yards, was held Thursday afternoon at his home 36 Pine street. Rev. Frederick P. Moffatt officiated. Bearers were Harold, Chana, Percy and Filmer Robbins. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Robbins
Pine Street
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street
Harold
Chana
Percy
Filmer Robbins
Oak Grove
Funeral for Frank Arsenault in St Mar Church
The funeral of Frank Arsenault of Pittston, who died suddenly while visiting here, was held Saturday morning at seven in St Mar Church. Rev. Roland Martineau officiated. Bearers were Colbert Arsenault, George Burbank, Walter Daniel, Matthew Gallant. Burial followed in Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Arsenault
Pittston
St. Mar Church
Roland Martineau
Colbert Arsenault
George Burbank
Walter Daniel
Matthew Gallant
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Myra V Miller widow of Leander Miller
Mrs Myra V Miller widow of Leander Miller died recently with funeral held Saturday afternoon at 2 30 in Edward F Miller home 822 Middle Street Dr David N S Wilson officiated. Bearers were Scott Morse George Olive Marius H Page Lewis E Prentiss. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra V
Leander, Miller
Edward F. Miller
Middle Street
David Ns. Wilson
Scott Morse
George Olive
Marius H Page
Lewis E. Prentiss
Oak Grove
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Dunton
Sagadahoc Probate Court
Charles H. Farrin
Charles A. Alexander
ST. Mary’s Party
Windsor
Cosmo Club
Georgetown
Alden G. Smith
Washington, D. C
Mary Cliff
Leah Fulton
Belmont
Cathleen Creedon
Joseph and
Albert Creedon
West Roxbury
Joseph Frasenius
Alfred Peters
Preston Steadman
Denver,Colo
James Dunton
Gardiner
John B. Blasi
Jamaica Plain
Maine
John L. Bruce
Joseph V. Bowker
Lucy F. Eddy
Henry T. Bowers
G. C. Minard
F. W. Robbins
Arsenault
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston