Richmond Builds First Boat Landing On Frontage Of Ames Mill
The Board of Trade funded a new boat landing in Richmond with costs shared by the town, the board, and a local donor. Maurice Wheeler chairs the project, and Ames Worsted Mill granted frontage for construction with ample free parking. The notice also lists recent local social and personal items from residents and families.
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Boston
Board of Trade
Maurice Wheeler
Ames Worsted
Richmond Corner
Margaret Smith
Randolph
Erma Raynes
Courtney Hinkley
Richard M. Danforth
South Gardiner
Richmond
Danforth
Leslie F. Roberts
Gardiner High School
U. S. Army
Korea
McAllisterchool
New York City
Metropolitan Funeral Service, Inc
New York
Maine State Board of Embalming
Nealey Funeral Home
Old Town
Roberts
Bacurty
Central Maine Power Co
Augusta
Enterprise Grange Ladies’ Aid
Della Grondin
Main Street
Grange Hall
Leslie Dewitt
George McMaster
John Thrower
Maurice Durrell
Glen Lamoreau
Dean Foss
Esther Foss
Laura Renolds
Bertha Curtis
Marcie Baker
Ida Lloyd
Helen Foss
Cecelia Robinson
Emerson-Lane Post
A. L
Kennebec
Frederick Lovering
Gardiner
Elwood Humason
Anna
Clara Kelley
Melvin
Presque Isle
Eben Baker
Leroy Pridham
Edward Chase
Lawrence Farley
Ronald Blanlieu
Camp Lawreweld
Weld
Kelley
Raymond Kelley
Darrah Street
Arthur Gilbert
U.S. N
Richard E. Witham
State Y. M. C A
Winthrop
Marjorie Kennedy
University of Maine
Neil Powers
Mark Curtis
Dresden Student Receives University of Maine Trustee Scholarship
Roger B. Frey of Dresden earned a trustee's special scholarship from the University of Maine, one of 25 Maine high school graduates selected for strength in academics and leadership. Frey graduated from Gardiner High in June and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frey.
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Roger B. Frey
University of Maine
Maine
Roger
Gardiner High School
Sean John Frey
Dresden
Hamilton Bailey
Seekonk
Mass
Virginia
Bates College
Call's Hill
Albert Thayer
Bowdoin College
Bridge Academy
Everett Freeman
Richmond
Gardiner General Hospital
Freeman
Maxine Chapman
Fred Chapman
Eleanor County
Department of Health and Welfare
Division of Dental Health
Augusta
Mary Prince
Portland
Dresden P.T.A
Miss Dority
Leslie Souviney
Funeral services for John M. Sykes held at Richmond Episcopal
Funeral services for John M. Sykes were held Saturday at the Richmond Episcopal church with Rev. Tom G. Akeley officiating. Bearers named were Charles Jewett Ralph Dickinson Elmer Knight Richard Strout John Wallace and Gordon Lemont. Burial followed in the family lot at Richmon Cemetery.
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John M. Sykes
Richmond Episcopal Church
Tom G. Akeley
Christ Episcopal Church, Gardiner
Charles Jewett
Ralph Dickinson
Elmer Knight
Richard Strout
John Wallace
Gordon Lemont
Akeley
Peeyers
Richmon Cemetery
Loring D. Small Confirmed Sheriff of Sagadahoc County
Loring D. Small of West Bath was confirmed Wednesday by the Executive Council as sheriff of Sagadahoc county. He will succeed Charles W. Messenger, who died after resigning for illness. Messenger had been accepted by Governor Payne on June 28. Messenger had recommended Small, his chief deputy, as successor.
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Loring D. Small
West Bath
Sagadahoc
Charles W. Messenger
Payne
Messenger
Small
Hamblett Returns From Framingham Visit With Donahues
Donald Hamblett son of Mr and Mrs Edward B Hamblett of Pratt street has returned from Framingham Massachusetts where he was a guest of his sister and husband Mr and Mrs J Francis Donahue He accompanied home by his nephews James and John Donahue who will spend a few weeks with their grandparents
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Donald Hamblett
Edward B. Hamblett
Pratt Street
Framingham, Mass
J. Francis Donahue
James
John Donahue
Germany
Francis Bacon
Peter
L. H. Rowe
Addie Moulton
Edward Fay
Brown
Bath
John Flynn
Georgetown
Stanley Lewis
George Lee
Onset
Mass
Mark Hanna
Herman Barter
Marjorie Mailley
Nancy Barter
Vernon E. Gray
Harry Toohill
Brooklyn
N. Y
Barter
John Callaway
Princeton
N. J
Ray Grover
Rangeley
Helen Cannon
Boston
Carlotta Minard
Helen Strickland
Norman Howard
Howard
Patricia Robinson
Patricia Norton
Estelle Comeau
Theodore Loizeaux
Plainfield
B. P. Savage
Walter
Kittery
William Patton
Russell
Malden Island
Connecticut
Richard Potter
Anna Worrell
Harriet
Rockmere Lodge
Philadelphia
Roger Ayers
Augusta
Paul A. Thompson
Thompson
U.S.N
Alton Reed
James Stevens
Stevens
Derby Line
Cora Pinkham
Fred Jantz
Cleveland
David Rutherford
Helen Huskins
Mae O'Conners
Port Washington
Fred White
Winthrop
Vincent Davis
Leominster
Lester Davis
Deserie Amirault
Melvin Comeau
Sudbury
Richard Start
Norman Pierce
Judson Reynolds
Chester McMahan
U.S.A
Fort Devens
Wilmert Wolfe
Napierville
Ill
D. W. Staffeld
Richard Barter
U.S.C.G
Edgar Osborn
Swathmore
C. C. Osborn
Annapolis Royal
N. S
John V. Blasi
Flora Hanson
Starksboro
Hiram Pierce
George Nichols
Harlan Pinkham
Ferry
Rose Wilkins
Livermore Falls
William Marr
Marlene Pinkham
Cleon Pinkham
Yarmouth
Barbara Pratt
Togus
Frances Pierce
Somerville
Reginald Church
Donald Hopkins
Jeanette Pinkham
Hopkins
Morris Levine West Georgetown master craftsman featured
Faunce Pendexter highlights Morris Levine a Brooklyn born master designer who works metal wood and stone and spent summers with family in West Georgetown. The piece notes his 1941 George Bumenthal Award for a monel tea set and his wartime shift to sculpture and teaching wounded veterans through the Red Cross and MoMA arts program.
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Lewiston
Faunce Pendexter
Morris Levine
New York
West Georgetown
Georgetown
Mr. Levine
Brooklyn
N. Y
George Bumenthal
Art Students League of
New York City
American Red Cross
Museum of Modern Art
Levine
Robinhood
Robinhood Cove
Roland Peterson
Five Islands School Board Meets with Rev Staffeld
Five Islands school board members met last week with Rev D W Staffeld to discuss continuing hobby classes, set for Wednesday at 1 30 pm in Library hall under director Mrs Mary Moon. Community notes report Reid State Park jams weekends with about 1000 visitors and potential parking limits.
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D. W
Library Hall
Mary Moon
Reid State Park
Cleaves Henderson
An Easton
Philip Mather
Brunswick
Arthur Marr
Malden
Mass
Staffeld’s Cove
Addie Moulton
Charles Pond
Bath Residents and Guests Seem To Pack Week
Local social notes list a string of Bath area residents visitors and travelers. Among those mentioned are Estelle Comeau of Bath visiting her son and family at their cottage in the area.
Knights of Columbus install Sagadahoc council officers
District Deputy Arlin Wile of Lisbon Falls and Past Deputy Robert Ouellotte of Brunswick presided over the Sagadahoc county No. 249 installation at Bath K of C hall. New officers include Carlton Perry grand knight Frank Manion Jr deputy grand knight James McDougal chancellor and others with Reginald Cyr as trustee. A past grand knight pin was given to Reginald Cyr. Algernon Eastman to speak on bees. Statue of Fatima to visit Bath August 16. lawn party set for August 23 24 25 at St Marys church grounds. Rev John Bellefontaine offered best wishes for a successful year. Louis Perrault attended as Lisbon Falls guest.
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Arlin Wile
Lisbon Falls
Robert Ouellette
Brunswick
Maine State Council
Knights of Columbus
Sagadahoc County
Bath
K. of C. Hall
Carlton Perry
Frank Manion, Jr
James McDougal
Joseph Marquis
Arthur Bouvlay
Daniel Perry
John J. Keegan
Christopher Kenney
Francis Vaillaincourt
Carl Cooper
P. G. E. Reginald Cyr
Reginald Cyr
Henry Biggins
Algernon Eastman
Statue of Fatima
K. of C
St. Mary's Church
John Bellefonta
Obituary of Frank S. Carter 78 of Livermore Falls
Frank Stinson Carter 78 died at his home in Livermore Falls Saturday after a period of ill health. Born October 31 1872 in Woolwich son of David F and May McKown Carter. He worked as an engineer for Maine Water Co in Calais and Bath until 1916 then for International Paper Co in Livermore Falls until retirement in 1948. Survived by wife Loretta Carter daughter Julia Gilbert son Edward Carter brother Henric B Carter sister Mrs Cyrus H Gilmore and two grandchildren.
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Frank Stinson Carter
Livermore Falls
Woolwich
David F
May (McKown) Carter
Carter
Maine Water Co
Calais
Bath
International Paper Co
Congregational Church of
Coombs Couple Return From Boston Visit
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Coombs of Middle Street have returned from a two days visit in Boston and suburbs.
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Lloyd Coombs
Middle Street
Boston
Suburbs
John Wishart Dies Suddenly at Memorial Hospital
John Wishart a longtime Bath Iron Works draughtsman died suddenly at Memorial hospital after noon Tuesday. Born October 14 1867 in Dumbarton Scotland he held naval architecture posts in Glasgow Beardmore Shipyard and Clyde yards before joining Fore River and Bath Iron Works. Funeral Friday at Curtis funeral home with Solar Lodge No 14 Masonic rites and burial in Oak Grove.
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John Wishart
Bath Iron Works
Memorial Hospital
John Harkins
Corliss Street
Dumbarton
Scotland
Robert Wishart
Margaret Hamilton
Dumbarton Burgh Academy
Biles
Glasgow University
Beardmore’s
Dalmuir
Clyde
Fore River
Quincy
Mass
Thomas Artis
Cox & Stevens
New York
Helen Wishart
Oliver Street
Central Church
Wishart
Solar Lodge No. 14
Montgomery & St. Bernard
Mt. Vernon
Brunswick
Dunlap
Knights Templar
Maine
Portland
de Bouillon
Red Cross
Constantine
Gardiner
Lewiston
Genesta
Maynard Brown
Percy Low
Bath
Donald F. Wishart
Braintree
London
Eng
Shelburne Falls
Archibald Macd. Wishart
William Wishart
Helensburgh
Wollaston
Curtis Funeral Home
David L. Wilson
Oak Grove
Funeral for Jane Dunton Begin Held at St. Mary’s Church
Funeral services for Jane Dunton Begin widow of Joseph Begin were held Wednesday at St. Mary’s Catholic Church with Rev Fr John Bel Fontaine officiating. Bearers were John P. Callan James P. Callan Robert C. Callan and Warren C. Rogers. Burial followed in Oak Grove family lot.
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Jane Dunton Begin
Joseph Begin
St. Mary's Catholic Church
John Belfontaine
John P. Callan
James P. Callan
Robert C. Callan
Warren C. Rogers
Oak Grove
Flaherty Couples Return From Bath and Norway Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Flaherty of Worcester Mass return home after visiting Bath with Mrs. Andrew J. Flaherty and family and traveling in Norway as guests of Mrs. Flaherty's sister and her husband Attorney and Mrs. William W. Gallagher.
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Peter P. Flaherty
Worcester
Mass
Bath
Andrew J. Flaherty
Norway
Flaherty
William W. Gallagher
Mrs Jane Dunton 77 Dies At Home In Bath Woolwich
Mrs Jane Dunton, 77, died at 731 Hatane Street Monday morning after a life spent mainly in Bath and Woolwich. Born June 5, 1874 in Prince Edward Island, she was daughter of John and Esther Clements and widow of Joseph Begin. She helped run Ye Old Bunny restaurant at Woolwich end of Carlton Bridge for about 20 years and is survived by three nephews, James, Robert and John Callan, all of this city, and by her niece Francesca and brother-in-law John P. Callan. She was educated in Bath and attended St Marys Roman Catholic Church.
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Jane Dunton
Hatane Street
Bath
Woolwich
Neice
Francesca
John P. Callan
Middle Street
Prince Edward Island
John
Esther Foran Clements
St. Mary’s
Joseph Begin
Carlton Bridge
James P. Callan
Robert C. Callan
John T. Callan
Charles D Messenger Rites Held for Sagadahoc Deputy
Funeral services for Charles D Small longtime Sagadahoc county deputy sheriff were conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. from Curtis funeral home with Rev Richard J Schaper officiating. Attendees included friends from Richmond and county officials such as Sheriff Loring D Small and deputies Edward Belanger Nathaniel Gilpatrick Ralph Wright and local police Chief Frank Moriarty and Patrolman Byron Clark. Burial was in the Richmond cemetery family lot.
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Charles D. Small
Sagadahoc County
Curtis Funeral Home
Richard J. Schaper
Winter Street Congregational Church
Richmond
Messenger
Loring D. Small
Edward Belanger
Nathaniel Gilpatrick
Ralph Wright
Frank Moriarty
Byron Clark
Richmond Cemetery
Obituary Notice of Cora Carlton Preble
Cora Carlton Preble widow of George Preble died at her Merrimac home Sunday morning. Born in Woolwich she was daughter of Edward and Elizabeth Carlton and attended local schools. She lived at Day's Ferry after marriage and is survived by daughter Eleanor of Merrimac son Harold Preble of Portsmouth and several grandchildren.
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Cora Carlton Preble
George Preble
Church Street
Merrimac
Mass
Woolwich
Edward
Elizabeth Carlton
Mr. Preble
Day’s Ferry
Carle Longfellow
Eleanor
Harold Preble
Portsmouth
N. H
Annie Gibb 80, Scottish-born widow dies in Quincy
Annie Gibb of Old Brunswick road, widow of Andrew Gibb, dies at Mace Convalescent Home after illness. Born May 2, 1871 in Scotland to James and Jeanette Johnstone, she leaves daughter Mrs. Wallace L. Gower and grandson L. Gibb Gower. Funeral Tuesday at Quincy Point Congregational Church with burial in Mt. Wollaston.
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Annie Gibb
Andrew Gibb
Mace
Lower
Washington Street
Scotland
James
Jeanette (Patton) Johnstone
Gibb
Wallace L. Gower
Old Brunswick Road
L. Gibb Gower
Quincy Point Congregational Church
Quincy
Mass
Mt. Wollaston Cemetery
Carter Rites Held for F. S. Carter of Livermore Falls
Funeral services for Frank S. Carter of Livermore Falls were held Monday afternoon at two at the Nequasset Congregational church in Woolwich with Rev. Sheldon Christian of Brunswick officiating. Bearers were Carlton Day Reed, Winship A. Reed, Ossian Dodge, Stanley Shaw, Cyrus Gilmore and Frederick Gilmore. Burial followed in Riverside cemetery.
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Frank S. Carter
Livermore Falls
Nequasset
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