Richmond Notes Highlight Social Visits and Local Developments
Richmond residents host friends from Bath Hallowell Belfast and Boston while many travel for weekends. The county road is tarred improving access between Richmond village and Richmond Corner. A local Lions dinner, music club plans, and a health officer appointment are noted along with numerous family gatherings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Stuart
Jane Harvard
Doris
Myrtle
Barbara
West Lynn
Mass
Arthur Maxwell
Louise Pratt
Bangor
E. F. Pratt
Guy Polly
New York City
Swan Island
Annie Snow
Eugene Edgecomb
Prances Preble
Waterville
Harry Raffel
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles Messenger
Laura I. Smith
Lela Marshall
Haverhill
Edna Marshall
Topsham
George Bates
Boston
Edmond Ganache
Florance Richards
Rockport
Roland Hinxman
Alice
John Swanson
Wilmington
Regenal Gray
Litchfield
Gilbert Manwaring
Howard William
Brunswick
Arthur Hutchins
Roger
Richmond
Horace D. Manwaring
A. G. Farrin
Martha Bennett
Warren
West Newton
Will Morris Runnells
Lynn
Richmond Music Club
Effie White
Mabel Millay
Alberta Sedgley
Baptist Church
Emma Groves
R. N
Augusta
Fred Groves
Edward H. McGinn
Andersonville
Indiana
W. H. McGinn
Cotton
South Portland
Joseph Basto
W. W. Douglass
Granville Douglass
Grace Bean
Beverly
H. E. Houdlette
Bean
Grace Blinn
Dresden
Jesse L. Tarr
Charles Watson
Richmond Village
Richmond Corner
Leslie Roberts
Aroostook County
Sam Island
Pred Lewis
Capital Island
Richmond Lions
Worster House
Hallowell
Bath
Herbert Gipson
Mont. Watts
George Wren
Joseph Lantié
Helen Laurie
John Laurie
Sarah Wren
Harold Higgins
Belfast
Ernest Hodgkins
Raymond Austin
Wallace Curtis
Gardiner
Edward Curtis
Nichols
Langdon Road
Charles Douglass
Robert Dickerman
Casco Bay
Henry R. Drew
State Board of Health
Amandus Borjesson
Alfred Rand
Barbara Hutchins
Arlington
John Willard
East Braintree
Chester King
West Bath
Arno J. Hampden
Thomas Borjesson
Abbie Hulse
Bowdeinham
Beatrice Tarr
H.S. Densmore
Philip
Stella King
Erland Umberhime
Horatio Aberander
Syraph Root
Mabel Baird
Hartford
Samuel Blake
William Everett Blake
Woburn
Herman Blake
Annie Grant
Hyde Park
Robert Blake
Temple
Charles Blake
Charles Grondin
Portland
Bobcat Forces Camp Ellis Campers To Flee
Two Massachusetts youths parked at Camp Ellis Saco spent Saturday night at Old Orchard Beach. Returning to their tent the pair found a large bobcat occupying their site. The animal hissed and growled at the boys who then sought police protection. With an officer present the cat disappeared and the campers left at dawn while a hunting party planned to locate and kill the bobcat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Camp Ellis
Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard
Big Cat
Central Maine Power to End Rockland Street Railway Freight
Central Maine Power Co plans to discontinue freight service on the Rockland Thomaston and Camden street railway starting August 1. The move ends a two year effort to sustain the line amid growing financial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Maine Power Co
Rockland, Thomaston & Camden Street Railway
Thirteen in Stanley family to graduate from Clinton High
Thirteen members of the Stanley family are set to graduate from Clinton High School this Friday. The family, long noted in Bath, lived on Rose Street during the war and were well remembered by neighbors for their many acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton High School
Freer Aguas
Belfast High School
Stanley
Rose Street
Bath
Navy Recruiter Probes Bath Case on Local Youth
A Portland naval recruiting officer met with Bath City Marshal Walter L Whitney to discuss an 18 year old Bath boy seeking Navy enlistment. The youth faced a breaking and entering warrant but no conviction. The officer plans to report the case to Boston, noting the lad’s chances may improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Bath
Walter L. Whitney
Navy
Ralph Ole
Marshal Whitney
Boston
Maine potato fields undergo inspection in Aroostook county
Seven inspectors from the Maine Department of Agriculture began a broad survey of 13 500 acres of certified stock in Aroostook county. Inspections occur at blossom time late season and at shipping time with 498 growers registered for certification across plots from a quarter acre to six hundred acres. Inspectors operate from Houston Mars Hills Presque Isle Fort Fairfield Caribou Washburn and Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Department of Agriculture
Aroostook County
Aroostook
Erlon Newce
Division of Plant Inustry
Houston
Mars Hills
Presque Isle
Fort Fairfield
Caribou
Washburn
Ashland
Faithful Dandy the Dog Delivers Papers This Summer
A five year old shepherd named Dandy owned by Henry Biggins acts as a paper carrier. Each morning Dandy trots with Edward Newman from Portland to Neil Smith's store then to H P Bridge Inc where Biggins works. The dog carries the paper home to 44 Chestnut Street and even fetches the mail for his master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dandy
Henry Biggins
Edward Newman
Portland
Mr. Biggins
Neil Smith
Newman
H. P. Bridge, Inc
Navy Faces Shortage of Petty Officers in Six Months
Navy records show a shortage of 1300 petty officer ratings over six months. From January to July 1930 the service totaled 85,000 personnel with 7,400 first enlistments and 11,000 reenlistments. 83 aviation pilot vacancies remain open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
States Navy
H. W. Comstock
Portland
Stevens Billings Wedding Ties Lewiston and Auburn
Ernest E. Stevens of Auburn and Miss Lorena M. Billings of Lewiston wed Monday at Central church parsonage with Rev. David L. Wilson officiating. The double ring ceremony featured Mr. and Mrs. Royal T. Billings as hosts. The couple planned a honeymoon at the sea shore and will reside in Auburn after their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Auburn
Central Church Parsonage House
Ernest E. Stevens
Lorena M. Billings
David L. Wilson
Royal T. Billings
Sea“Shore
Stevens
Twin Cities
Five Islands 12 from Boston and local visitors noted
E I Chandler sent books to a Grange library drive and Miss Chandler, friend of Mrs George Smith, supported the cause though not visiting. The page lists numerous household guests, cottage occupants, and a July 24 Ladies aid sale and church supper at the Grange hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
E. I. Chandler
Miss Chandler
George Smith
Gertrude
The
Grange
the Grange
Temple Bailey
Randall Parish
Margaret Widdemer
Beau Labreur
Percival Wren
Basil King
C. N
A. M. Williamson
William Paine
Peatlands
Elizabeth Jordan
Patricia Wentworth
Juliet Tompkins
A. W. Marchmont
Edison Marshall
Shaw
Quimby
Frank Doland
Cambridge
Sterling Cottage
Everett Stevens
Bowdoinham
Hinckley House
Clinton Briggs
Gordon Briggs
Mabel Briggs
Minnie Appleton
G. E. Wallace
Rosland
Marion Wallace
Pawtucket
R. I
A. F. Johnson
M. A. Higgins
Cora Griffin
Felix Salmona
Michel Salmona
East Lynn
Mass
Helen Wilder
Margaret McMahan
Malden
Lottie Pettengill
A. Willis
H. E. Higgins
Lynn
I. P. Quimby
Bessie Quimby
Frank Williams
New Jersey
B. F. Perry
Earl McMahan
James T. McMahan
Arthur Wilson
Bath
Charles Hanna
Harold Rowe
New Bedford Mass
Winchester
Nettie Snowman
William Chafe
Georgianna Chafe
Arthur Brown
Hallowell
Fred Carr
Boothbay Harbor
E. M. Horton
Iva Cromwell
Charles Kenney
Grange Hall
Georgetown social notes feature residents and visitors
Various summer guests and local residents are listed with brief mentions of travels, visits, illnesses, and daily life. Notable names include Mrs Elizabeth Hunt, Miss Faith Cony, Chester Horne, Warren Todd, Nellie Mains, Miss Lizzie Oliver, Sewall Webster, Elizabeth Morrell, Joan Harrison, James Dunton, and many others visiting from Augusta Bath Waltham Portland Georgetown and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving FP. Hunt
Dorchester
Mass
Elizabeth Hunt
Faith Cony
Miss Brown
Augusta
Indian Point
Puey
Frank E. Hollis
Chester Horne
Warren Todd
Harry Horne
Nellie Mains
Lizzie Oliver
Waltham
Sewall Webster
Georgetown Associates, Inc
Elizabeth Morrell
Joan Harrison
Bath
James Dunton
Toledo
Ohio
Morrell
W. C. Todd
Alna
Walter V. Cummings
Portland
Clapp
Roy Campbell
Robinhood
Louisville
J. F. Higgins
New York
Mura Sly
Alice Oliver
Dorothy Oliver
Kingston
Fullerton
Boothbay
Congressman Nelson
Harvey Horne
Julia Rrancaone
Newton Center
Sydney Dalrymple
Kennebec Point
R. P. Todd
Melrose Highlands
William Thompson
New Jersey
West Georgetown
Rodd
John E. Oliver
Bath City
Stott
Woolwich
Roy M. Newman
J. P. Higgins
William Todd
Myra Sly
Roscoe Todd
E. C. Higgins
Bath City Hospital
Dalrymple and
Grace Crowley
Bristol
Harlow
Jess Seiders
Owen Marr
James W. Rodman
F. W. Hovey
Arthur, Jr
Harold Fairbanks
Massachusetts
Robinhood and Arrowsic Church Announcements
Robinhood will hold regular service at 10 30 with a visiting minister possible. Arrowsic church hosts a 2 pm service and 3 pm Sunday school with a 7 30 pm start at the Arrowsic schoolhouse. Vacation Bible school runs daily with a Thursday 5 pm wrap up and plans for more children. A union prayer meeting at Robinhood church Friday 7 30 pm features Dr A I Oliver, district superintendent, attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinhood
Arrowsic Church
Arrowsic
Bible School
Robinhood Church
A. I. Oliver
Oliver
Frogs Rain Over Norway Village After Sudden Shower
A heavy shower drenched Norway village with thousands of small frogs near the primary Schoolhouse. The creatures covered roadways and sidewalks, hindering passage as autos ran over them and pedestrians trod on the tiny animals.
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Norway
Personal notes on Fowles family and Nichols relatives
The notice records the death Sunday of M. Fowles and mentions his daughter Mrs. Paul Hatch and Mrs. Soucie’s parents. It also lists Mrs. Guy A. Nichols of 43 Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fowles
Paul Hatch
Soucie
Mr. End
Guy A. Nichols
Lincoln Street
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Sedan Ambulance Service
Mayo
Arthur F. Mayo
Www
C. Chadbourne
Center St. Tel
Bath, Maine
Broad St
Recruiting Service
Lad
Maine
Department of Agriculture
Stevens-Billings
Georgetown
Alice Hovey
Irving Hunt
Marion Hunt
Waldoboro
Amy Hovey
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist Church
Shirley N. C. Hicks
Ruth Hicks
Jamaica
Paris
Philip Cohen Webber
Wiscasset
West Point
Long Harbor Inn
Seiberling
Seiberling Tire Merce
America
Parry