Summers Bring Big Turnout on Boothbay Harbor Cruise
Richmond notes a large weekend turnout as visitors from Lewiston tour Boothbay Harbor aboard the new 60 foot cruiser Balmy Days launched at Wade shipyard. Community events include a surprise birthday for Annie Snow, grange meetings, and county residents visiting family in Augusta, Boston, and Greenfield.
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Wesley Cray
Theodore Provost
Lewiston
Boothbay Harbor
Wade Shipyard
Swan Island
Annie Snow
Pleasant Street
Blanche Black
Marion
Webber Pond
Arthur Mansir
Capitol Island
Arthur Farrin
West Newton
Martha
Ernest Stewart
Lake Maranacook
George Cross
Boston
Frank Woodrow
Ivy
Clarke
Greenfield
Mass
Leon Dunklee
Edward P. Favor
Favor
H. W. Marsh
Old Town
Frank M
Joseph Ditner
Manchester
N. H
John Porter
Enterprise Grange
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner
Warren Peacock
Gardiner
Lionel Sylvester
Massachusetts
Ernest Sylvester
W. H. Middleton
Perry
Knox
Mr. Varney
Richmond
Mary Watson
Somerville
American Legion
Richmond Town Landing
Popham Beach
Lillian C. McKenney
Maurice E. Rankins
St. Ambrose Church
Charles P. Biglin
Roger E. Allaire
Augusta
Winnifred Gilbert
Rankins
J. Leo McKenney
Lillian McKenney
Herbert Rankins
Main Street
Freda Mariner
John W. Call
Portland
Blanchard Chapman
Progressive Orange
Ralph Simmons
Ing McAfee
E. O. Tarr
Richard Enman
Rufus Maxwell
Price Place
Distinguished Guests Visit Sedgemere Summer Home
Mr and Mrs Martin Watrous host guests at Sedgemere on Richs mountain including Earle Beatty of New York M J Considine of Philadelphia and Per John Berggren a Swedish engineer and inventor Beatty a noted lawyer formerly Pan American Oil counsel Berggren credited with a mono binocular lens system for cinema use The Watrous firm Berggren as attorney and business associate Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs Karcher Jackson and their son Richard at a New Meadows cottage years ago
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Sedgemere
Rich’s Mountain
Martin Watrous
Earle Beatty
New York
M. J. Considine
Philadelphia
Per John Berggren
Beatty
Pan American Oil Co
Iiven
Watrous
Berggren
Georgetown summer notes reflect a busy coastal community
A Chester list of visitors and residents fills the Georgetown scene. Families from Bath, Bathportland and Arlington Heights arrive at summer homes and cottages around Kennebec Point and Sagadahoc Bay. Religious services, camp news, and upcoming social events round out a lively week.
Summer guests fill cottages around Malden Island area
West Hartford couple occupy Howard cottage while many visitors arrive for the season. Guests include Miss Patten of Malden Island with Miss Schaffe of Glen Ridge and numerous families from Cambridge, Augusta, Belmont, Pawtucket, and Medford Hillside. Several cottages opened for summer. locals travel between Everett, Marblehead, Woodstock, and Woodland for motor trips and weekend visits.
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Russell
West Hartford
Effie
Cape Newagen
Etta Moore
Merle Haskell
Mabel Lee
W. Swan
Everett
Marblehead
Satur Syne
al Cottage
Frank Quimby
Auburndale
Quimby
William Gage
Augusta
R. G. Frost
Fremont
N. H
Joseph G. Stevens
George Herman
Cambridge
Ida Allen
Frank Currie
Mass
Richard Anderson
Caroline
Laura
Mains House
G. A. Anderson
Pawtucket
R. I
Lundquist
Aileen Thompson
Waterville
Martha Thompson
Lishness
Florida
Herbert Moore
Herbert
Charles
Belmont
McMann
Ruth Hall
West Acton
Hall Cottage
J. A. Folsom
Walter Savage
Kittery
P. B. Savage
Woodland
Elbridge Southard
Hanover
Tony Davite
W. W. Patton
Glen Ridge
N. J
Malden Island
Marie A. Peters
Malden
Carl Wheating
South Weymouth
Percy Allen
Oakland
Pies
Aldrich
Raymond
Ida Hinckley
Arthur Walker
George Yeo
Bob
Ted
Winchester
C. J. Jones
Helen
Ruth
Ainley Cottage
Milland
Eldridge
Nellie Dixon
Medford Hillside
Pollyanna Lodge
Leon Williams
Waltham
Fifty Bath Children to Attend Camp This Summer
Fifty Bath children from the city are selected for the 8. A. Miles Summer Camp at Christmas Cove, South Bristol. They will depart from the Salvation Army building July 21, with Bath Rotary volunteers providing private cars. The plan includes ten additional needy Brunswick children. Old Orchard police announce crackdown on hitchhiking after failed warnings.
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Bath
Christmas Cove
South
Bristol
Salvation Army
Miller
Brunswick
None of the fine sensuses you depend on for daily bread
A brief note attributed to Arthur Allen honors eyesight as essential and expresses gratitude for sight. The line emphasizes vision as a vital daily resource and ends with a personal signature.
Dromore Farm Bureau Holds All Day Meeting
Dromore Farm Bureau held its regu lar meeting at Dromore grange hall with a summer menu and healthful square meal. Hortense Welch led the program on Summer menus and cooking shortcuts. Twenty-nine members plus guests attended. plans included three in between meetings and the July 20 all day session on basketry and hemstitching.
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Dromore
Grace Parks
Gertrude Small
Rose Wyman
Mrs. Shephard
Vivian Brown
David Young
Ellis Young
Jean Drake
Dromore Grange Hall
Linda Perry
Aletha Campbell
Frank Hodgdon
Nequasset
Woolwich
Bertha Wyman
Ruth Farnham
Beatrice McFadden
Nequasset Group
Elizabeth Hutchins
Emily Ingalls
Julia Johnson
Clara Oliver
Rebecca Minot
Abbie Minot
Ester McCourt
Connie Lord
Bess Manson
Elisabeth Mayo
Myra Metcalf
Lillian Hosmer
Rachel Hodgdon
Jennie Harrington
Upshaw Seen as Militant Prohibition Figure in GOP Era
William D. Upshaw, a Georgia Democrat and Prohibition advocate, gained notoriety in Congress for his aggressive dry stance. He opposed Alfred E. Smith in 1928, sparred with Massachusetts figures, slapped a Washington journalist in 1926, and faced accusations of accepting anti saloon league honoraria. He lost renomination in 1926 after four terms and was crippled in youth.
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William D. Upshaw
Prohibition Party
Borah
Congress
Georgia
Upshaw
Smith
South
Massachusetts
Boston Herald
Washington
Anti-Saloon League
Jim” Reed
Missouri
Senate
Boston
Five year old Jennie Turgeon injured in Royal Park crash
Five year old Jennie Turgeon of 27 Royal Park Augusta broke her left leg after being struck by a Buick touring car driven by Leo Parent of Royal Park. She was taken to Augusta General hospital. Police said Parent was driving toward Mt. Vernon avenue and found not at fault. Incorporation papers filed for Penobscot Poultry Farm Inc and General Furs Inc both Garland with $500000 capital. Paul C. Coates of Garland is poultry farm president and W. J. Head of Brooklyn president of both firms. Harold L. Elias of New York City is treasurer of both.
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Prank Lancaster
Harold Lancaster
Watts
Irving Waltz
Jean Davis
Portland
Ann Spafford
River Road
A. J. Foster
Cecil Campbell
Joan
Bettie
Auburn
Marjorie Weld
Ernest Dunn
Erlon Tripp
Canton Point
Gwendolyn Tarr
Esther Parker
Boothbay Harbor
Enic Thomblinson
Perley Wedge
Katherine Wedge
Waltham
Mass
Georgia Wakefield
Clinton
Grace Mealey
Boston
Richmond
M. W. Hanson
Pleasant Street
William Skelton
Plymouth
N. H. Skelton
L. F. Roberts
Georgetown
Leon Dunklee
Augusta
James Alexander
Church of the Nazarene
Lisbon Falls
Chester Colson
Reading
Carroll Young
Hallowell
A. D. Carlton
Ora Reed
Lyte Lint
Lee King
Lincoln
Harry Lancaster
Belgrade
Urban Dacier
New York City
Bert Sewell
Marjorie Lint
Waterville
Don O. Cate
Lytle Lint
Earl Adams
Linwood Castner
Clarence
Morrill
Kansas City
Theta Kappa Nu
Olby College
Y.M.C.A
Vernon Rolston
Niagara Falls
Washington
Dorothy Stuart
H. L. Tarr
MacMahan Island
Mildred Harford
Frances Preble
Maude Young
Ida Watson
Elizabeth
Florence Watson
Quebec
Fred Duren
Patty
Harry Duren
Greenfield
Phyllis Edgecomb
Eugene Edgecomb
Eva Emmons
Bertha
Lewiston
Charles Wheeler
Don Foote
George Hackett
Bowdeinham
Dwight Moody
Hampton
N. H
Moody
Cora Smith
Main Street
Grace M. Frost
Maine
The
Little Wanderers’ Home
Jennie Turgeon
Royal Park
Leo Parent
Augusta General Hospital
Parent
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Penobscot Poultry Farm, Inc
General Furs, Inc
Garland
Paul C. Coates
Poultry Farm Corporation
W. J. Head
Brooklyn, N
Fur Company
Harold L. Elias
Bowdoin Ladies Aid Enjoys July 7 Gathering at Purinton Home
The Bowdoin Ladies Aid met July 7 at Mrs. Hattie Purinton's Richmond home with 20 members six children and four visitors present. A noon meal strawberries from Purinton garden followed by a two o'clock business meeting. An afternoon program featured songs readings and duets before a lawn croquet session. Nearby residents and visitors from Springfield Lynn Chelsea and Augusta were reported. Rev. Percy Vernon to speak at East Bowdoin chapel Sunday 3 PM.
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Bowdoin Ladies Aid
Hattie Purinton
Richmond
America
Gladys Purinton
Mildred Carr
Eva Douglass
Addie Williams
Hattie Babb
Ida Nelson
A. E. Purinton
Mac Skelton
Esther Rogers
Stella Greenleaf
Edward Beals
Percy Vernon
East Bowdoin Chapel
Angie Purinton
Clifford Starbird
Chelsea
Mass
James McCarty
Lynn
Fred Wheelock
Ladies Aid
Erland Rogers
Clara Williams
Channing Williams
West Bowdoin
Orman
Myron Douglass
Augusta
Ernest Carr
William Woods
John Carter
Portland
Ernest Purinton
Brunswick
Engagement of Two Maine News Writers Announced
The engagement of Miss Anne M. Kittredge of Belfast and James O. Whittemore of Bangor was announced at a luncheon bridge hosted by Mrs. Thomas E. Shea of New York at her Northport Summer home Ferndale-on-the-North Shore. The couple, both prominent writers, plan a Belfast wedding on Sept 19 at high noon at Miss Kittredge's brother George E. Kittredge Bay front home, weather permitting on the lawn overlooking the harbor.
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Maine
Anne M. Kittredge
Belfast
James O. Whittemore
Bangor
Thomas E. Shea
New York
Ferndale-on-the-North Shore
Northport
Belfast Business and Professional Women's Club
Belfast Garden Club
Play
Tuesday Contract Club
First Church League
Europe
West Indies
South America
Whittemore
Bangor, Daily News
Hadlock Mills
Boston Sunday Globe
Miss Kittredge
George E. Kittredge
Bay Front
Grange Expands Broadcasting to Inform Public
The Grange increases public outreach through a nationwide Farm and Home Hour each third Saturday featuring Congress members and Washington department heads. A New England project airs weekly on Tuesdays on two major stations highlighting local Grange achievements. Fred Ripley of Woodfords visited the city Tuesday.
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Grange
Fred Ripley
Woodfords
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Arthur F. Mayo
Arthur L. Todd
Lisbon
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Chester Arthur
Arlington Heights
Kennebec Point
Vina Kingsbury
Batchelder
Everett Trafton
Lincoln Street
Josiah Brown
North Adams
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Bertha M Sholes
Shirley N. C. Hicks
Ruth Hicks
Baltimore
Frank Heald
William Oliver
Howard Hunt
Revere
T. N. Williams
Howard Noble
Dorothy W. Oliver
Walter V. Cummings
William Thompson
Hasbrouck Heights
West Georgetown
Edward Wren
Gilbert Gunnell
Hollis Webster
Priscilla Webster
Hollis, Jr
Lexington
Sagadahoc Bay
Lee
Sagadahoc
Walter McGregor
Jane McGregor
Newtonville
Anne Kimball
Bedford
Webster
Harry Noyes
Isle of Shoals
Meta Bearse
Medford
Elizabeth Morrell
Joan Harrison
James Dunton
Annie M. Jones
Robinhood
Roscoe P. Todd
William A. Todd
Working League
First Baptist Vestry
John Wilson
Deborah
Robert West
North Middleboro
Heald
Thomas Hagan
Alex Cunningham
Ferris Leonard
Mildred Baker
Lucy Thompson
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Elizabeth Thompson
Shela Sea
C. H. Hubbard
First Baptist Church
G. A. Schulze
Marian
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Colonial Club Orchestra
Ox Horn Pavilion
Wiscasset
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Hotel Brunswick
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