Richmond Fire Ravages Homes Injures Many in City
A major blaze Thursday destroyed two houses and damaged others in Richmond, triggering evacuations and leaving thirteen people homeless. Fire chief Harry L. Douglas said tenement and insured properties suffered, while alarms delayed traffic and buses. Firefighters battled for four hours, with eight buildings at one point on fire, the Opera House blaze previously the largest since 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Douglas
Dearborn
Merrill
Calvin James
Harold Williams
Miller
Front Street
Zoe Tyler
Lincoln Street
Bath
Gardiner Fire Department
Ruth S Powers burial and local social notes
The funeral of Mrs Ruth S Powers wife of Lester L Powers was held at Curtis Funeral Home and she was buried in Oak cemetery. Born May 12 1893 in Medford Massachusetts she taught school here for years before health declined and she died July 5 in Augusta. Survived by husband and daughter Ann Wardwell Powers plus a sister Mrs Ralph Reynolds of Woolwich. Also listed are many local residents who attended services and other Robinhood area social notes including shipments and visits from Boston Portland and New York with several local cottages hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth S. Powers
Lester L. Powers
Oak Cemetery
Curtis Funeral Home
Powers
Medford
Mass
William and Mary Wardwell
Augusta
Working League
First Baptist Church
Alvah Reynolds
Everett Stevens
Belle Heald
Earle Hagan
Henry Reynolds
William Todd
Joseph Higgins
Robinhood Village
Benjamin Riggs
Lowe Barn
Sasanoa
Robinhood
Wiscasset
Westport
Peterson Ferry
Viking
Boston
Bath
Knubble Bay
Edward P. O'Neil
Richmond Man James Sencabaugh Dies At Home
James Sencabaugh died Thursday afternoon at his Boynton Street home in Richmond. Born November 22, 1866 in Murray Harbor Prince Edward Island, he lived in Richmond 59 years. Survived by wife Margaret Hinkley two daughters Mrs Clyde Curtis of Richmond and Mrs E Raymond Parks of Bath two sons James of Richmond Arnold of Randolph a step son John McKennon of Richmond and five grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm from Robert Funeral Rooms Rev Hickland officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sencabugh
Boynton Street
Richmond
Murry Harbor
Prince Edward Island
David
Margaret Graham Sencabaugh
Sencabaugh
Margaret Hinkley
Clyde Curtis
Richand
E. Raymond Parks
Bath
James
Arnold
Randolph
John McKennon
Robert Funeral Rooms
Hickland
Dive Bomber Pilot Carlton Fights Pacific War
First Lieutenant Richard P. Carlton 22, a Marine dive bomber pilot, has flown 17 missions over Maloelap Mille Jaluit and Wotje in the Marshall Islands. He paints cat’s eyes on beach pebbles as a hobby and compares combat to boxing, noting nerves before flight and steady aim in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Carlton
Marshall Islands
Lieut. Carlton
George M. Carlton
Drexel Institute of Technology
Carlton
Philadelphia
Penna
Fred L. Carlton
Woolwich
L. S. Ryan
Nequasset
Florence E. Carlton
Charles T. Henderson
High Street
Henderson
Penn State College
Chapel Hill
N.C
Maloelap
Mille
Jaluit
Wotje
Port land guests visit with Moore family ties
Mrs Gladys Weenan of Portland and her nephew William Moore visited last weekend at the home of her sister Mrs Roland E Peterson. Mr and Mrs C F Moore joined them on Tuesday when the party returned to South Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Weenan
Portland
William Moore
Roland E. ‘Peterson
C. F. Moore
South Portland
Summer neighborhood notices and visits in Five Islands
Five Islands residents attend Good Neighbor club meeting hosted by Mrs Edith McMahan at her sister Mrs Harold Rowe camp. Bath visitors Beulah Miller Charles Kenney and Alice Cromwell among large turnout. Community club meets at Howard's hall with Everett Hemon presiding and plans for season discussed. Various local residents and visitors, including Bath Belgrade Augusta and Melrose many cottages rented or opened for summer. Francis Pierce leaves for Fort Devens. several families from Bath Boothbay Harbor and Boston visit or stay at local cottages. Sheriff Charles Messenger of Bath and other officials are noted in town.
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Good Neighbor Club
Edith McMahan
Harold Rowe
Bath
Beulah Miller
Charles Kenney
Alice Cromwell
Howard's Hall
Everett Hemon
Frank Blake
Gertrude Smith
Bessie Quimby
Paul Thompson
Library
Lermond Davis
Rolalot
Carl Roy
Tommy Hanna
and Ellsworth Reynolds
Judson
Belmont
Mass
Reynolds
Fred White
Winthrop
Ada McGillivary
Bina Marr
Joan
Quincy
Thomas Watson
Ellen
Rosemary Cunningham
Edwar Dunn
Augusta
Cunningham Cottage
Nick O'Conner
Port Washington
N. Y
Mary O’conner
Arlington
O'Conner
T. E. Cromwell
Fred Gray
Charles Kenny
Fort Devens
Gwendolyn Lander
Chester McMahan
Joseph Folsom
Paul Hanna
Belgrade
Ruth Pierce
L. H.rowe
Carl Pierson
Somerville
Frank McMahan
Goldie Greenlaw
Cambridge
Harbor Home
da Hinckley
Gertrude Blaisdell
Morse Farm
Phippsburg
Orville Rowe
Bathrow Works
Thomas Hanna
S 2c
USN
Mary Louis Pinkham
McMahan Island
Victor Pinkham
Vincent Davis
Boothbay Harbor
Jean Thompson
Boston
Stanley Lewis
Melrose Highlands
Phillip Blake
Billerica
Zetta Higgins
Wakefield
Trust
Mich
Albert Russmussin
Webster Harley
Milford N. H
Eleanor
Raymond Hall
Robert
Newtown
Conn
Eugene Hall
Ruth
West Acton
Wesley Hall
Hazelton
Hall Cottage
Sedgemere Road
Vernal Chaney
Kittery
Charles Messenger
Bowdoinham Sergeant Sets Air Base Production Record
An Air Service Command in England sees Sgt Charles G. Wildes and his hangar set a new production record by modifying the most combat planes in a month. Maj D E Adams offered a small prize, sparking overtime, longer days, and briefings as crews chased the lead 24 times before Wildes’ group finished one plane behind the winners.
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Air Service Command
England
Charles G. Wildes
Thomas W. Wildes
Browne
Point Road
Bowdoinham
D. E Adams
Sgt Wildes
Sgt. Wilde
Mrs. Harvey Henderson Jr Guests Park Parents
Mrs. Harvey Henderson Jr of Foster's Point visited Saturday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo G. Fisher of Park.
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Harvey Henderson, Jr
Foster's Point
Alonzo G. Fisher
Park Street
Obituary: Alonzo Foster Wildes of Kittery dies at 67
Word of the death reaches for Alonzo Foster Wildes former Kennebec Yacht Club Colonial Club member at his Kittery home on June 30 after months of illness. A Bath native he was the son of Capt Alonzo Parson Wildes drowned when his ship was sunk by the Oregon. He worked at Bath Iron Works Panama Canal construction and Portsmouth Navy Yard before retirement. He leaves wife Mary Saffora Wildes. Funeral services held June 3 at his home.
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Kennebec Yacht Club
Colonial Club
Alonzo Foster Wildes
Kittery
Bath
Wildes
Independent
Bath and Phippsburg
Alonzo Parson Wildes
Oregon
Mr. Wildes
Bath Iron Works
U. S
Panama
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Naval Lodge
A. F
A. M
Mary Saffora Wildes
Benjamin F Lewin obituary notices long life ends in Bath
Benjamin Frederick Lewin 84 of Phippsburg died Thursday morning at Memorial hospital after 18 days as patient. Born in Plainfield New Hampshire June 24 1860 he lived in Bath 35 years and since 1936 with his daughter Mrs A Bernard Henderson at Phippsburg. He married Annie E Stanton in 1894 who died 1940. He leaves two sons Dean Boston Mass and Fuller E Bath two daughters Mrs Elsie Huff Woodstock Vermont and Mrs Henderson four grandchildren including John Henderson and several other relatives. He was a Congregational church member in Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Frederick Lewin
Phippsburg
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Lewin
Plainfield
N. H
Erastus F
Susan Walker Lewin
Academy
Lewin
Brunswick
Bath
Farrin Street
High Street
A. Bernard Henderson
Annie E. Stanton
Congregational Church
Dean
Boston
Mass
Fuller E
Elsie Huff
Woodstock, Vt
Henderson
John Henderson
Mrs Annie D Williams obituary in West Bath note
Mrs Annie D Williams aged 74 years 10 months of Foster's Point road widow of Lincoln Williams died Sunday evening at Memorial hospital Born in Pembroke daughter of William and Mary Capen Dean she lived in West Bath for years She leaves two stepsons Fred L and Harry P Williams of Portland and several cousins She was a member of West Bath grange Funeral services were Wednesday at 2 p.m from Arthur F Mayo Funeral Residence 819 High Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie D. Williams
Foster's Point Road
Lincoln Williams
Memorial Hospital
Pembroke
William and
Mary Capen Dean
West Bath
Fred L
Harry P. Williams
Portland
Lewin Funeral Held for Benjamin F Lewin in Phippsburg
The funeral for Benjamin F Lewin longtime South End resident was held Sunday at 2 pm from the home of his daughter Mrs Bernard Henderson in Phippsburg with Rev Ralph Mohney pastor interim of the Winter Street Church officiating. Large attendance and many floral tributes accompanied burial in the Oak Grove family lot. Bearers were Ernest Rogers George Nobis George Larrabee and Harold Summerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Henderson
Phippsburg
Benjamin F Lewin
High Street
South End
Ralph Mohney
Winter Street
Ernest Rogers
George Nobis
George Larrabee
Harold Summerton
Oak Grove
Funeral services for Mrs Ruth Powers held Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Ruth S Powers wife of Lester L Powers Georgetown were held Saturday at two from Curtis Funeral Home 942 Washington Street Rev J A Beyea Georgetown Center Baptist Church officiating Burial was in Oak Cemetery in Georgetown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth S. Powers
Lester L. Powers
Georgetown
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
J. A. Beyea
Georgetown Center
Mrs Sweeney Funeral Services Held in Curtis Home
Funeral services for Mrs Mariar E Sweeney wife of James Frank Sweeney of 1003 Middle Street were held Friday at Curtis Funeral Home 942 Washington Street with Rev David L Wilson officiating. Burial followed in Holland Cemetery in Phippsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariar E. Sweney
James Frank Sweeney
Middle Street
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
David L. Wilson
Holland Cemetery
Phippsburg
Mrs Margaret Abbott and Samuel Carmull Visit Maynard Group
Mrs Margaret Abbott and Samuel Carmull of Maynard Massachusetts returned after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs Earl Morang of 427 Middle Street. The group shared meals and discussed local affairs during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Abbott
Samuel Carmull
Maynard, Mass
Earl Morang
Middle Street
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Ames Worster
New Road
Amy Bradley
A. W
C. W
Boston Blood Donor Center
Red Cross
Solon Purinton
Aubrey Lothridge
Camp Blanding
Fla
James Lothridge
Allen Lee
Franklin
Clarence Lang
Waterstreet
Lathrop
S. Boardman
North Reading
Nazarene District Assembly
Boardman
Nazarene Church
Clara Hagan
Montgomery
Alice Cushing
Concord
N.hs
Gertrude Baker
E. E. Durand
Belgrade Lakes
Robert Newell
Malden
Frank Reynolds
Emma Bowley
Arthur Bowley
Litchfield
Frank Bowley
Gardiner
Irving Lewis
Camp Luis Obispo
Calif
Charles Lewis
Henry Plouff, Jr
Richard Patten
Mansion House
Poland Springs
Percy Cothran
Bobby
Bridgton
Harry Chetley
County Road
Ernest Burrows
Donald Grant
Newton
Mary McGinn
Waterville
William McGinn
Alfred Herbert
New Jersey
Lindon Little
Greenfield
Gerald Witham
Gardiner Street
Fred Stilphen
Dresden
Barbara Bond
Lawrence Bond
University of Maine
Kenneth Ford
Main Street
Margaret
Katherine Morrissey
Hilda Harford
Ann Gilbert
Charles Trott
Harry Hanson
Glen White
Ford
Connecticut
Yale University
Dana
Armed Service
Gerald Grondin
54Th Field Hospital
George M. Kennedy
C. B. Kennedy
River Road
Marine Corps
Parris Island
Pvt
Hollis Kennedy
Camp Pok
Texas
Leslie F. Roberts
Leighton Gardiner
Palermo
Milton Brown
Greenland
Miltina Beth
Brown
Elizabeth Volz
Emerson School
Phyllis Choate
Maine General Hospital
Archer Terrill
Kimball Street
Mary Taylor
Englewood
N. J
Lois Gifford
Attleboro
Lilly Sherburne
Lillian Hill
Fred Deroch
Gardiner General Hospital
James Ross
Eugenia Bartlette
Theon Manufacturing Co
Ray Douglas
Sowdeinham
William Gott
Mabel Gott
South Front Street
Neil Bishop
Laura Stilphen
Thelma Mackhillip
Gorham Normal School
Merle Merrill
Beverley
Larry
Bridegport, Conn
Denham Sutcliffe
Emeth Royal Arch
Brown's Point
Arthur I. Pepper
Elmer Lawrence
Seth Watson
Ida Hosmer
Elizabeth Watson
Roy Munroe
Dale
Presque Isle
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
Washington St
Ruth O'Neil
Joseph Sampson
Ruth Crowley
Florence Kelley
Allen C. Brown
Robinhood's Cove
Bernice Greenstreet
Ted Roscoe
Cleveland
Harvard College
Riggs
Robert Haynes
Waltham
George E. Jordan
Everett Jordan
Frank Brown
Rumford
R. I
New York
William Zorach
North Edgecomb
Harry Carlisle
Bobbie Jordan
Merrill Bowles
Bangor
Prof
Royd Campbell
Fred P. Oliver
Mary Pierce
Gaston LaChaise
Frank Boyd
Laura Boyd
Hillsboro
Mr. Boyd
Edwin Adams
Annie L. Adams
Auburn
Edith Adams
New Britain
Robinhood Cottage
Lloyd Hall
Pownal
James Sencabaugh
Lieut
Pacific
Arthur J. Sarkis
USA
Linda
Gerald Street
Sadie Sarkis
Sarkis
Camp Shelby
Miss
Fort Williams
Samuel Jordan Jr
U.S.N
Samuel Jordan
James Kaler
Hyde Park Terrace
Sampson, N. Y
Mr. Kaler
Mr. Jordan
Charles Haggett
York Street
Alonzo F. Wildes
Iiness
A. Harvey
Cheriton Road
Wollaston
William Marsell
Braintree
New England Evangelist Society
Tremont Tempole Baptist Church
Mary Emerson Harvey
Bertha Hogg
Herbert Harvey
Blue Hill Cemetery
Benjamin F. Lewin
Wendell A. Harvey
Wendell
Mrs. Sweeney
Eaewes
Red
Sears
Center Street
Bath, Maine