Richmond Bride and Local News Highlights
Miss Collette Marie Bellavance became the bride of Rene Corbin at St. Ambrose church with a pink satin gown and a colonial bouquet. A reception followed at the couple’s Richmond home, with details of family ties and local attendees. The column also covers anniversaries, lodge notices, and numerous hospitality and visiting notes across Richmond and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collette Marie Bellavance
Romeo Bellavance
North Pleasant Street
Rene Corbin
Ashland
Theodore Corbin
Augusta
St. Ambrose Church
Rollin A. Martineau
Theresa Patenaude
Delores Corbin
Kenneth Rodrigue
Ronald Laflamme
Richmond
St. Joseph's Academy
Portland
Hudson Paper and Pulp Co
Sheridan
Bath drum and bugle corps to contest parade in Madison
Smith Tobey American Legion junior drum and bugle corps invited to parade contest in Madison as part of the town sesqui centennial celebration. Bath unit aims for another championship after its state Class A field drill title with new formations and music. Members include Heather McClure and the Bennett sisters. they depart at nine Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Heather McClure
Jacqueline
Geraldine Bennett
Madison
Rockland
Child Dedication and Local Notes Warm Georgetown Community
Last Sunday at First Baptist Georgetown Center a child dedication service honored Vicki Lou Hagan Dana Michael Hagan and Marilyn Harris during a sermon on The Value of Jesus Words. The town hosts a big August art show at Howard Hall Five Islands attracting entries from Canada Mexico and across the U S. A Central school food sale raised about 40 for the Working League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Georgetown Center
Vicki Lou
Dana Michael Hagan
Victor Hagan
Marilyn
Warren Harris
Harris
Christ
Georgetown
Howard Hall
Five Islands
Canada
Mexico
United States
California
Texas
Central School
Working League
William A. Todd
Harry L. Horne
L. Earle Hagan
West Georgetown
Helen Peacock
Parker Moulton
Percy Lantz
Marrtown
Carl Rideout
Hon
Harold I. Goss
Brackett Brothers
Bristol
Harmon's Harbor
Grif
Social roundup at Robinhood and MacMahan shoreline visits
Local residents and visitors fill a Robinhood and MacMahan circuit with calls, dinners, and weekend stays. Postmaster Mrs Bertha Borgerson and husband join a thundershower detour while Alfred Farrow’s family visits Dorathy Farrow in Augusta and travels to Boston. Several families from Maine and New Jersey enjoy boatside gatherings, dinners, and seaside strolls with brief trips to Portland Marrtown and Littleriver.
Obituary of Mrs. Margaret E. Crafts at Bailey Island
Mrs. Margaret E. Crafts 84 widow of George S. Crafts died at her Bailey Island home Tuesday. Born July 4 1870 in Portland to Andrew and Hannah Flaherty she spent 35 years on Bailey Island. Survived by sister Mrs Frank Pepper Bath niece Mrs Kathleen Gainsley Woolwich a grandnephew and several cousins. Funeral Friday 10 am at Chapel of the Most Precious Blood Bailey Island with burial in Bailey Island cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Crafts
George S. Crafts
Bailey Island
Portland
Andrew
Hannah Flaherty
Frank Pepper
Bath
Kathleen Gainsley
Woolwich
Chapel of the Most Precious Blood
Travel Prayer Bemidji Students Bless Local Transit
In Bemidji Minnesota thirty sixth grade pupils of St Philip’s Catholic School recite prayers each morning for safety on roads air lanes ships and rails. Names of city bus drivers are included among those remembered in the prayer ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemidji, Minn
St Philip's Catholic School
Five Islands Community News Highlights Local Visits
Five Islands notes mark of life with obit for Charles Pratt of South Gardiner. Rockmere Nature StudyGroup set July 19 at 3 pm. Sasanoa day camp opens with Vincent Strout in charge. dances at Howard's hall with Joe Avery orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Pierce
Charles Pratt
South Gardiner
Pratt
Togus
Rockmere
Martha Perow
Georgetown
Five Islands Church
Beulah Miller
Warren Harris
Victor Pinkham
Vernon Gray
Vincent Strout
Howard's Hall
Joe Avery
Walter Eustis
Ledgewood
Newton
Mass
Hopewell Underhill
Dudley
Wellesley
Arthur Walker
Groton
Wales
Five Islands
Maine
Canada
Frederick Butts
Deborah
Ruth
Butts Cottage
Alma Pinkham
Warren Lane, Jr
Worcester
Russell Pinkham
Kittery
Rachel Ash
Fannie Lieberman
Elizabeth Ballerstedt
Philadelphia
Harold
Philip Pinkham
Albert Moore
Locke Mills
Mellon Kimball
Mark Porter
Walter Newell
Walter J. Renfroe
West Point
N. Y
John Gibbs
Springfield
Pierce
Carl I. Rowe
Carl
Harold Rowe
Alice
Bobby Page
Morris Plains
Delbert Page
Norma Goldman
Troy
Loring Hart
George Lee
Onset
Stanley Lewis
Warner Eustis
Thomas Watson
Brackett
Parsons ’ and Daughters
Wellesley Hills
Harold Cranshaw
Massachusetts
Malden Island
Sidney Wirt
Brookline
Margaret
Charles Rugg
Quebec
Europe
M. R. Wehr
Ricky
Haverstown
Patty
Peggy Smith
Ithaca
Gladys Wright
William
Teaching Makes News in Ann Arbor Advertisements
Alice M Hack a mathematics teacher urges using newspaper ads to teach math. She says students can study bargains and standings to make mathematics engaging and applicable beyond the classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Junior
Alice M Hack
Couple marks 74th wedding anniversary in Maine bury PA
Hesperia Michigan native Myrtilla Rumsey aged 18 wed Ellis Rumsey in Maines bury Pennsylvania. They are now 92 and 94. Celebration drew family for their 74th anniversary with 89 living descendants. The couple’s oldest daughter is 70 and they have nine children, four deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesperia
Mich
Myrtilla Rumsey
Ellis Rumsey
Mainesbury
Rumsey
Edward Roundy Colby sport coach dies at 62
Edward C Roundy aged 62 a longtime Colby College sports coach known for baseball leadership died in Waterville His career spanned 30 years at Colby shaping hockey basketball and track and field He mentored 10 teams that won or tied for state championships from 1925 to 1953 He also served as Waterville police commissioner and held roles with racing and national coaching associations.
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Waterville
Edward C. Roundy
Colby College
Waterville College
Roundy
Lee Williams
Scarborough Downs
Maine
State Racing Commission
Colby
Portland
St. Lawrence College
Canton
N. Y
St. Lawrence University
Canton High
St. Lawrence
Kents Hill Seminary
Hampden-Sydney College
Virginia
Funeral services for Bath police chief Frank Moriarty
Hundreds attend the High Mass of Requiem at St Marys Catholic church for Frank L Moriarty Bath police chief who died suddenly while on vacation in Newport Vermont. City officials police associations and department members participate as flags fly at half staff. Burial follows in Oak Grove family lot.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Frank L. Moriarty
Bath
Newport
Maine Police Chiefs’ Association
Maine State Police
Father Bellefontaine
Harold W. Leydon dies after illness in Framingham
Harold W. Leydon of Holliston Massachusetts former Bath resident died July 7 in Union hospital Framingham after a monthlong illness He served overseas in World War I and was sales promotion manager for Breckenridge Inc of Boston He leaves his wife Olga Granstrom Leydon a son Richard Wilson Leydon two brothers and three sisters Funeral services will be held in Newton with burial in Gardner Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Leydon
Holliston
Mass
Bath
Union Hospital
Framingham
James H
Margaret E. Leydon
Leydon
Breckenridge Inc
Newbury Street
Boston
Worcester Academy
Bowdoin College
Alpha Delta Phi
Olga Granstrom Leydon
Richard Wilson Leydon
John W. Leydon
Philadelphia
Thomas W. Leydon
Waban
S. Howard Mildram
Brookline
James F. McInerney
Margaret A. Leydon
Newton Center
Martin Washington Street
Newton
Sacred Heart Church
Gardner
Green Peas with Mushrooms A Quick-Energy Side
A simple side dish combines quick-frozen peas with sliced mushrooms from a three ounce can. Drain and reheat with a dollop of butter for a quick, savory vegetable accompaniment.
MRS MAYBELL GREEN DIES AT 72 IN BATH
Mrs Maybell Green 72 of 11 Dummer Street wife of Everett T Green died Thursday morning at Memorial hospital Born in Bath on July 4 1882 she lived in Bath all her life and married Everett Green in 1901 They observed their 53rd wedding anniversary this spring She was active in Corliss Street Baptist church and the W C T U Survived by her husband eight children two daughters five sons 12 grandchildren and three cousins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona Lewis
Brunswick
Wallace Nichols
Lincoln Street
Florence Doe
Boothbay Harbor
Lewis
Maurice Sullivan
Oakland
Richmond
Home and Community Welfare Committee
Pushard-Guiou
V.F.W
Eva Douglass
Helen Lothridge
Richmond Lodge of Odds
Elwyn Mullin
Noble Grand
Fiblic i Rower
George Sanford
West Dresden
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Frank Miller
California
Wesley Webber
Alton Curtis
Curtis
Lawrence Emerald
Brockton, Mass
Emerald
Lowell Savage
Nashua
N. H
William Wilson
South Portland
Alfonse Lefrancois
Bowdeinham
Harold Williams
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Emil Aitock
East Patterson
North Street
Alice Roberts
Center Street
Roberts
Williams
Joseph Whitmore
Harold Williams, Jr
Adelard Chase
Harold Carr
Bowdoinham River Road
Gardiner General Hospital
Louise Barnes
Carol
Donald
Patricia Reed
George Hardy
Maybell Green
Dummer Street
Everett T. Green
Memorial Hospital
Bath
John
Jane McKay
McKay
Everett Green
Winter Street Congregational Church
Francis W. O'Brien
Green
Bath Fire Department
Madeline Stimpson
Marie Thorpe
Fairfield
Death notice for Bernard T. Malia of Lewiston
Bernard T. Malia of Lewiston died Friday at his aunt Lillian Malia's home. Born May 7, 1897, he was married to Lilian Baker Malia with a daughter Jane Fortier and son John B. Malia. Survived by brothers Gerald and James Malia. Funeral from Conley & Fahey, Libera service at St Patrick Church. Burial Mt Hope Cemetery Lewiston.
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Lillian
Baker) Malia
Lewiston
Jane Fortier
Augusta
John B. Malia
Berlin
N. H
Gerald Malia
Worcester
Mass
James Malia
Conley & Fahey
St. Pachurch
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Alanson W Bowden of Sandy Point Dies at 70
Alanson W Bowden 70 of Sandy Point died at his home Thursday last week. An electrical engineer retired after years with several firms, he was active in Bath visits at his daughter Mrs Charles Marble’s home. He belonged to the Masonic Lodge Stockton Springs and Odd Fellows. Survived by wife Annie three daughters and three sons, two sisters, 13 grandchildren. Funeral from his Sandy Point residence Saturday afternoon.
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Kennebec
Portland
Riggsville
Five Islands
Westport
Boston
Boston Harbor
King Philip
Clayton Heald
Washington State
Hokkaido
Japan
New Jersey
Harry H. Heald
Georgetown Center
Valere Morang Wyman
Sabattus
George Oliver
Bath
Georgetown
Arthur E. Wyman
Wyman
Wyoming
Charles Wyman
Utah
Anita Woodward
Lucy Blake
Kennebec Point
Willam A. Todd
Chester Horne
Harry L. Horne
Bath and
Camp Hinds
Raymond
Earle Oliver
Waltham
Mass
Joseph F. Higgins
Oliver
Popham
Mary Douglas
Lewiston
Roy M. Newman
West Georgetown
Beatrice Bouton
Roy M Newman
Newman
William A. Todd
Todd
Maude P. Thayer
George Manning
Michele
Arrowsie
Otto Goranson
Fitchburg
Martha Bowen
Goranson
Bowen
Alenton
W. Bowden
Sandy Point
Charles Marble
South Street
Bowden
Masonic Lodge
Stockton Springs
Odd Fellows
He Ts
Annie
Charles, Marbdle
Elsie Helmes
Brookline
Irving Perkins
Bolton
Malcolm W
Rumford
Wallace M
Ridlonville
Alanson W. Bowden, Jr
Newbury
William Bisset
May Emerson
Blue Hil
Addison C. Jones 81 of Bath dies after illness
Addison C. Jones, 81, of 19 Fremont Street died Sunday after a weeks illness. He was born November 25, 1872 in Bath and spent most of his life there except for work at Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy and at Bath Iron Works. A hardwood finisher and longtime member of the Sons of Veterans, he retired recently and is survived by his wife Nellie Wiley Jones, a daughter Mrs. James Barrett and a son James P. Barrett of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison C. Jones
Fremont Street
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Charles A
Mary J
Am) Jones
Jones
Newport News
Fore River Shipbuilding Corp
Quincy
Mass
Bath Iron Works
Sons of Veterans of Bath
Nellie Wiley Jones
James Barrett
James P. Barrett
Rop
Funeral for Mrs Maybell Green at First Baptist Church
Mrs Maybell Green wife of Everett Green died recently funeral held Saturday at 2 P M from First Baptist Church with Rev Charles R Sir pastor. Bearers named Langdon Robert D Millard Leland John Green and Alton Stimpson. Burial in family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybell Green
Everett Green
First Baptist Church
Charles R. Sir
Langdon
Robert D
Millard
Leland
John Green
Alton Stimpson
Oak Grove
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Winthrop
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Bertha Borgerson
Owl's Head
National Association of Postmasters of the United
Fritz Rockwell
Grace Fullerton
Jack Calabriz
Brighton
Peterson
Robinhood
Royce Crowley
Deanna
Reid Park
Robin Tearoom
Stevie Lasky
George Lasky
Bunganut
Leonard Lasky
Everett
Lasky
Marshall Cole
Anasisi
New Hope
MacMahan
Cole
Pennsylvania
Elmer Campbell
Campbell
Charles Nelson
Washington
Betty Ann
Littleriver
Michael Bond
George Alderman
Robert Hawley
Gaspe Peninsula
Sally MacMahan
Chester MacMahan, Jr
Bath Memorial Hospital
Nancy Duprey
Herman Barter
Marsena Butts
Clarice MacNeil
Margaret MacMahan
Sue Anne
Laura
Skipper Smith
Yarmouth
Kenneth Smith
Camden
Thomas Hanna
Ronald Dionne
Irving Hanna
Henry Callahan
Danvers
Lincoln Campbell
Georgia Pinkham
Roger
Harry Newell
Welchville
Ray Gilpatrick
Diana Barter
Lake Cobbesseecontee
Herbert Moore, Jr
Erland Moore
Sutherland
Moore
Dennis Moore
Henry Moore
Everett Sutherland
West Harpswell
Arthur Tibbetts
Bay Point
Carlton Breslin
Tenn
Raymond Hall
Robert Snow
Mas
Ernest C. Snow
Detroit
James Hyde
Topshamer
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Presque Isle
Rockcrest Cottage
Frank Moriarty
St. Mary’s Church
Framingham, Mass
Mrs" Maybell Green
Bernard T. Malia
Hyde Windlass Co
Mrs. Maybell Green
M. H. Page
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