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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1933

Page

6

Richmond News Notes and Obituaries from Lisbon Falls Area

Community updates from Richmond include visits by Mrs. Earl Hackett of Lisbon Falls and many town residents to Bath Bowdoin Portland and Boston. Mrs Bertie L Emerson 73 died in Boston and is interred in Cotton's cemetery with Emerson Lane post bearers. Also reported are shop break ins, church sermons, farm bureau activities, and local social visits among families and schools.

Earl Hackett Lisbon Falls Alvah Nickerson John Hartford Guy Siegars Margaret Thompson Bath Otis Douglas Bowdoin Bertie L. Emerson Fred Hilton Boston Mr. Whitney Cotton's Cemetery Emerson Lane Post Roy Gilpatrick Harold Libby Earl Preble William Champney Emerson Anson Hiram Mary McLaughlin Hilton Harold H. Emerson Emmerson Grammar School Mt. Carmel Richmond Theara Hilton Portland Smith Gardiner John Tarr Winnifred Northey Bangor Eva Douglas New Gloucester Mass Myrtle Gordon Thomas Gay Winnifred Bates Margery Coggshal Newcastle George Joseph Ditner Manchester N. H Sage Harry L. Tarr State Road Northey Farms Roy Varney Charles Cobb Thelma Ethel Sheen C. H. Cobb Maine Fred Joyce Mary Page Fred Arthur Withan Portsmouth Mr. Varney Elaine Proctor New York Lillian Dunham Waterville Methodist Ladies Aid Maude Billins South Pleasant Street Harry Duren Greenfield Mr. Duren Viola Duren Earl Castner Dresden George Richter Seymour Laurence Bond Maxwell Mariner Frank Marriner Brunswick Charles Davis Chester A. Call Islands Frank Nichols Waldoboro Ideal Home Corner Club Viola Melvin Spruce Street Ella Meserve Miller Annie Grant Effie Ayer Eric Charles Grant Herman Blake Hyde Park Samuel Blake

Elks Dine and Socialize at South Harpswell

Bathledge Elks Lodge No. 934 hosted a shore dinner at Pettengill's Sunset Rest in South Harpswell on Thursday evening. Ralph W. Kenney's Blue Bird bus carried attendees, with Arthur H. Sprague in charge of arrangements and a social session in the lodge rooms to follow.

Bathledge No. 934 Pettengill Sunset Rest South Harpswell Ralph W. Kenney Blue Bird Arthur H. Sprague Elks George Arata John P. Carey, Jr Thomas Conley John P. Crosby Walter Cummings Ralph Odale Maurice R. Deering Harold V. Fielding Nicholas Gianibas Herbert Grindell Charles 8. Heath Meriden Conn Herman A. Johnson Benjamin Key D. Wylie Lemont Parker E. Lewis Clarence Mayo J. Horace McClure Edward J. McMann Leslie W. Plant Roy C. Richter

Georgetown Summer Guests Visit Local Families

Social notes list guests and visitors in Georgetown and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Rogers of Richmond, Drummond Rogers and Marguerite of Wellesley, Scott Curtis in Bath, Rev. D. L. Pettengill party at Frye, A. E. Holt and family at Kennebec Point, and many others.

Fred L. Rogers Richmond Drummond Rogers Marguerite Wellesley Mass Seward E. Emmons Gaston Lachaise New York City Lachaise Walter V. Cummings Portland Nora Jordan Beatrice Spies Joseph Lane Edwin Manning Indian Point Hollis Webster Lexington Sagadahoc Bay Scott Curtis Bath E. R. Wright S. W. Scott D. L. Pettengill Arnold Shatney Frye Ruby Hodsdon Gilead Pettengill A. E. Holt Chicago University Holt Kennebec Point C. B. Partridge Miller S. E. Emmons West Georgetown Clarence Hill Sharon Blanche Albers Ruth Andover Henry Albers Lucy A. Thompson Kennebunk Elizabeth Thompson Chester Horne Brunswick Joan Harr Elizabeth Morrell Morin Stearns W. Scott R. P. Todd Warren S Carroll P. Powers Robinhood Walter Cunningham Sumner Mains Bath City Lee Christian Endeavor Society Amy Hovey Catherine Oliver John Thibodeau Ida Hooker Cambridge John Wilson Deborah Hallowell Hooker Overlook Hall Snipe Brother L. S. Billington Virgnia

Summer church services posted for Arrowsic and Robinhood

The message outlines Sunday worship at Arrowsic and Robinhood with a sermon titled Lord, what will you have me to do. Arrowsic holds morning worship at 10 30 a.m. and Sunday school at 11 30 a.m. Robinhood serves at 2 30 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. Midweek services occur Thursday at Arrowsic and Friday at Robinhood 7 30 p.m. daylight time.

Robinhood Arrowsic God B. H. Bohmfalk

Weekend guests and a Brunswick music leadership shakeup

Westport and Lisbon Falls visitors span several families including the Mealey Sencabaugh and Weeks clans. Brunswick resident Charles A. Warren resigns as Brunswick schools music supervisor after an economy move pairs with removing Mrs Warren from the music staff and related shifts in city orchestras.

Marion Hazel Mealey Bertha Sencabaugh Florence F. M. Anderson Lisbon Falls Edmond H. Bailey Esther Margaret Ethel Elinor Curtis Richmond Emma Arsenault Lewiston Leslie Turner Augusta James Whalen Gardiner Bear Pond North Turner Evelyn Hanson Celia Robinson Dover N. H Charles A. Warren Maine Portland Municipal Orchestra Brunswick Warren

Sagadahoc Probate Court schedules multiple estates and guardians

Sagadahoc County Probate Court adjourns after a busy July session with wills allowed for Georgetta Tubbs and George W. Johnson. guardians named, administrations granted, inventories and accounts filed, licenses to sell real estate issued, and petitions for distribution and guardianship recorded for numerous Bath, Bowdoin, Topsham, Richmond, Georgetown, and Woolwich estates.

Walter Glidden Sagadahoc Georgetta Tubbs Bath Charles Myron Tubbs George W. Johnson Maria J. Johnson James A. Rideout Bowdoin L. A Alphonse Saindon Topsham Joseph H. Rousseau Brunswick Georgeltta Tubbs Jennie F. Hartwell Viola G. Hogan Louis A. Jack Lisbon Clara W. Albee Sidney B. Lermond Martha J. Healey Henry P. Healey H. L. B. Wells Sumter S. C Ebenezer Wells, Jr William C. Batchelder Giles Arthur Batchelder Helen A. Walker Emma E. Walker Samuel J. Ryder Edward W. Bridgham Alfred A. Saindon Lida S. Clark Dennis D. Clark Roscoe P. McFadden Adaline P. McFadden Bath National Bank Rachel FE. Dunning Richmond Carrie F. Cuttine William D. Cutting Phippsburg Carrie F. Cutting Frank W. Cutting Emma M. Footer Joseph C. Footer Emerson B. Glidden Charles H. Cressey Duncan McInnes R. Rodger McInnes Raymond C. Call Nathalie Call Chester A. Call Guardian Elizabeth C. Cook Georgetown Fred O. Robinson Guardian Ellsworth R. Darling Clara J. Darling Thomas McLaughlin Edward McLaughlin Plymouth Mass

Boy Patient Injured In Scooter Fall On Washington Street

Lawrence Gallagher 11 of 12 Somerset Place fractured left ankle Friday after his scooter veered and threw him on the sidewalk near Hodgdon's grocery. He was taken home then to City hospital after Dr. Francis A. Winchenbach attended him. His sister Louise had a similar injury years ago near Morse high school.

Lawrence Gallagher Thomas A. Gallagher Somerset Place Washington Street Hodgdon Francis A. Winchenbach City Lawrence Louise Crosman Morse High School Dike

Five Islands Weekend Guests and Local Notices

Cambridge couple Charles and Mrs Jones vacationed at their new Lizzie Cook cottage on Five Islands. A stream of visitors from Weston Dorchester Belmont Quincy Auburn Hampden and Malden occupied cottages and joined the Grange picnic at Bar Ledgemere. The Kennebec Mail Carriers Association held a July 4 picnic at Five Islands. The vacation school opens at the First Baptist church and invites all children.

Charles Jones Cambridge Mass Lizzie Cook Thomas Scott Weston Mary Powers Dorchester Gertrude Smith Sedgemere Herbert Moore Charles Herbert Belmont Carl Pearson Marilyn Quincy Pearson Frank McMahan King Auburn Elliott House Seguinland John Hines Pejepscot Grange Circle Bar Ledgemere J. A. Folsom Augusta Lester Woodward Blanche Rafter Edith Strout Madelyn Dill Gardiner Madge O'Brien Richard Anderson Malden Elbridge Mains House Arthur Berry Salem Alton Berry Billy Paul Anna May Woolwich W. L. Berry Madelyn Berry Hershel Dickey Arthur Walker Lester Lewis Bath Norman Howard F. B. White William T. Card Brockton Fred Ried Charles Jordan Harford C. C. Davis Leon Williams Olive Leon L. H. Rowe Frank Perkins F. M. Biggins Earl McMahan Chicago Clara Hinckley Portland William O. Stevens Cranbrook School Bloomfields Hills Mich Hugo Stevens Paul A. Thompson Fred Johnson Arthur Ann Elizabeth Waltham Cora D. Grant Storrs Conn Marjorie Bartlett David Lawrence Frank Fred Carr The First Baptist Church F. W. Hovey Amy Hovey William Marr Alice Cromwell Charlotte Berry Frank Purdy Clarence White New York Clarence White, Jr Ruth Roger New Jersey Popple Beach Waldo Hasenfus Marycliff D.-L.-Howard Hume Melrose Robert Coombs Natick Moulton Thomas Buckley

Highway Bulletin Details Extensive Construction and Tarred Sections

The State Highway bulletin lists ten sections under construction and thirteen being tarred across multiple routes. It notes progress as concrete and gravel work, with several pavements slated to open to two way traffic by mid July. The report also mentions a photographic expedition by Dr. Alfred Gross and a Maine Funeral Directors Association meeting, plus a troop of Abnaki Campfire girls heading to Bailey's Island for a week.

Waldboro-Warren Brewer Denham-Ellsworth Weston Etna Benton Burnham-Pittsfield Harrison-Otisfield Minot Poland Topsham

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