Richmond News Roundup Highlights Local Appointments and Visits
Richmond notes show Mr and Mrs Henry Gauthier moving into Miss Lillian Johnsons house on Chestnut street. Visitors and visitors lists include Mrs Samuel Blake Mrs Annie Grant Ernest Grant Charlie Grant and George Pashard at Togus and many local engagements at homes across Dresden Mills Lewiston and Augusta with church and school events and a new Richmond High School contract awarded to Cedric T Reynolds of Augusta for about 45000.
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Henry Gauthier
Lillian Johnson
Chestnut Street
Samuel Blake
Annie Grant
Ernest Grant
Charlie Grant
George Pashard
Togus
Freda Stilphen
Russell King
George Thayer
Lynn
Mass
Carlton King
Fred Stilphen
Dresden Mills
Annie Johnson
Alice Hassen
Etta Lilly
Abbie Hamilton
Teague & Harlow
Lewiston
Hamilton
Central Maine General Hospital
Sabatus
Georgie Donall
Doris Gillie
Winthrop
G. B. Soule
H. A. Wilson
Dean Edwards
Dibell
Cleveland
E. C. Pulsifer
M. Pearson
Auburn
E. C. Keene
James Lunt
Danville Junction
William Wilder Hall
William, Jr
Middleboro
F. D. Walton
U.S. S
Galveston
Charlestown Navy Yard
South Pleasant Street
Balboa
C. Z
William E. Leavitt
Carrie L. Prescott
Milton
Prescott
Brunswick Road
Olive Grundy
May Williams
Counsel
Williams
Charles B. Randall
Bowdeinham
Enterprise Grange
G. C. Mariner
Pleasant View Farm
Norman Lord
Framingham
W. Weggenman
Flushing
L. I
William O’kane
F. Mary O'Kane
Brighton
Mildred Perham
F. Miller
Everett
Arthur Nolan
Henry
Somerville
Julia Sullivan
Belmont
C. G. Planck
Bellair Park
G. F. Carroll
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sherwin Ricker
Brewer
Altena
Dresden
Harry Lancaster
Massachusetts
Roland Holman
Enfield
Frances Libby
Brunswick Hospital
Gertrude Lewis
Skowhegan
Ruie Curtis
Hallowell
Jean Edgecomb
Gardiner
Augusta
Walter Thomas
Nellie Thomas
Charles Blair
Frank Hea
Boston
Frances
Mary Kidder
East Orange
N. J
Albert Kidder
Lawrence Oddy
Alice Oddy
Francis Preble
E. E. Durand
Belgrade Lakes
Marshall Dunn
W. H. Johnson
Emily McFadden Goodwin
Goodwin
Col. Orrin
Emily Parlin McFadden
Ninteen Hundred
Richmond
Mt. Carmel
R. J. Barron
Methodist Church
Gordon ‘J. Goodwin
John McFadden
Charles Hall
William A. Knight
Cushman Road
Reynolds
Emerson School
Gardiner Street
Arthur Mansir
Capitol Island
Joseph Mansir
South Paris
Charles A. Watson
Seth C. Watson
D. D. Davis
New London
Conn
Maude Larrabee
Mary
Bath
Ellen Eastman
Ora Reed
Lyte Lint
Arthur A. Pepper
Turner
Harry E. Williams
Brunswick
Abbie Call
Willis Meader
Don O. Cate
Marjorie Lint
Henry Doyle
Charles Blake
Maine
Canada
Eva Pratt
Malden
Leon Ladd
Gulf Island
Arthur Lancaster
Lawrence
Ohio
Frank Lancaster
William J. Cherry
Bangor
F. S. Cherry
United Baptist Church
Social at Methodist church in Robinhood featured solos and recitations
A Robinhood Georgetown social at the Methodist church included solos by Florence Dodge Ruth Reynolds Anna Newhall and Mrs Stanley Newhall recitations readings and group songs with Miss Newhall on piano. Guests in from Lima Portland Methuen Waltham Salem Bowdoinham and Bath visited local residents and cottages for weekends and two sections note church events and summer travel.
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Methodist Church
Robinhood
Florence Dodge
Ruth Reynolds
Anna Newhall
Stanley Newhall
Faith Reyher
Gertrude Anderson
Powers
Seward Emmons
Portland
West Georgetown
Emmons
William Wardwell
Grace Buzwell
William Buzwell
Methuen
Mass
Robinhood Inn
Gilbert Gunnell
Leon Williams
Waltham
Wendell Todd
Salem
Ernest Curtis
Melvin Cunningham
Eleanor
Bath
Elizabeth Hunt
Earle Hagan
Dorothy
Lewiston
August Erickson
Gardiner
Harold Ward
George Sprague
Topsham
John R. Blackie
Eugene Burns
Brunswick
Burns
Bowdoinham
Frank Wren
Medford
Kennebec Point
Maude Thayer
Charles Wilbur
Arthur Kishpaugh
Allan
East Orange
N. J
Dunton
John Grindell
Alfred Rowe
Clayton Rowe
Arthur S. Rowe
Bertha M. Sholes
North Adams
Ruth M. Lyman
Lester Powers
Castine
Shirley Moore
F. S. Moulton
Elizabeth
Marjorie
Melrose
Howard Trafton
Doris Trafton
J. C. Bearse
Sanford
Bearse
Robert Remick
New Jersey
Roy J. Campbell
Carrie L. Mason
Mary Hill
Winchester
Miss Mason
Herman Spinney
Bay Point
George Hancock
Roslindale
Wellington Moore
Mabel Porter
California
Charles Perkins
Marrtown
John Thibodeau
G. LaChaise
Kennebec Rose Garden
Richmond
Carrie Baker
Miss Hill
Walter Cummings
Hazel
Louise Treat
Everett Graves
Sprucewold
Boothbay
W. F. Rowe
Albert Towne
Arlene Rowe
Friend
Abbie Reynolds
Henry
Alvah
Agnes Powers
Ralph Reynolds
Camp Overlook
Hovey
C. B. Swett
North Edgecomb
Five Islands
F. W. Hovey
Alice
Grace
West Boothbay Harbor
Byron Campbell, Jr
Amy Hovey
Chester Bell
Chicago
Camp Overlook Genesta chapter hosts July field day
The Camp Overlook Genesta chapter of Bath held its annual field day on Wednesday July 18 with a shore dinner at six in the camp dining room praised as the best ever. Guests danced in the recreation hall after, with Mil dred Brown at the piano Irma Kuitunen on violin and Barbara Davis on drums. The group left around nine after a rising vote of thanks and cheers for Overlook.
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Genesta Chapter
Eastern Star
Bath
Camp Overlook
Mildred Brown
Irma Kuitunen
Barbara Davis
Overlook
Seguin
Forrest Hanna
Frank Boyd
Mis
Katherine Wadleigh
Hillsboro
N. H
Emma Billings
Robinhood
Mary Goodwin
Lowell
Mass
E. E. Gay
Lawrence
Arthur Gough
Natalie
Barbara
Fitchburg
Stott
Woolwich
Stetson and West Reappointed to Maine Development Board
Gov. Ralph O. Brewster reappoints Clarence C. Stetson of Bangor as Maine Development Commission chairman and George F. West of Portland as a member for three years. The commission advances a broad program covering recreation agriculture education and industry, with a statewide economic survey in Bangor and ongoing publicity campaigns.
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Ralph O. Brewster
Clarence C. Stetson
Bangor
Maine Development Commission
George F. West
Portland
Brewster
Maine
Stetson
Maine Publicity Bureau
Publicity Bureau
Maine Development Association
Woolwich Vacation School Aims at Character Through Faith
The Woolwich Union for Christian Service completed its first church vacation school at Sagadahoc Ferry on Friday July 20 with a morning session and a Popham Beach picnic. The program centers on teaching children to see God as a loving Father and Jesus as a friend, aiming to deepen life understanding and moral character. Ralph Bragg visited in August.
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Woolwich
Union
Vacation guests and residents at Five Islands cottages
The list records numerous families and individuals occupying or visiting cottages around Five Islands. Names include Norton of Jamaica Plain, McDonald of Lowell, Jordan of Auburn, Ainley of Cambridge, Renaud of Bath, Knowlton of St. Petersburg, Hines of Pejep sco t, Lewis of South Weymouth, Lundquist of Roslindale, Stevens of North Conway, Anderson of Malden, Pomeroy of Bath, Lewis of Augusta, and many others, with weekends and weeks noted. It reflects a crowded seasonal scene with multiple households extended through weekends.
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Edward Norton
Margaret
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Mt. Hope
Fred McDonald
Lowell
Minetta Decoster
Acton
Bert Hall
Elizabeth Hall
Hall Cottage
Charles Jordan
Auburn
George Ainley
Marion Ainley
Cambridge
Addie Stevens
William Renaud
Bath
Williams
Bert
Fort Carolina
Ainley Cottage
William Hovey
Roscoe Knowlton
St. Petersburg
Fla
Knowlton
Julia Brostrom
Selma Bloomberg
Rockford
Ill
D. L. Howard
F. M. Biggins
Frank Perkins
John Hines
Pejepscot
Seguinland
Carl Lewis
Donald
South Weymouth
Camp Bide-a-wee
J. A. Lundquist
Robert
Frederick
Arthur
Roslindale
E. A. Chadwick
John
Norman
Carrie
Isabel Stevens
North Conway
N. H
Dick Anderson
Malden
Mains House
Pomeroy
Moulton Cottage
Edward Lewis
Augusta
le Roy Moulton
Miss Downing
Bath City Hospital
Minnie Eisenhauer
Helen Rowe
Harry Knowlton
Alton Berry
Billy and
Paul
Anna
W. L. Berry
Madelyn Berry
Daniel Sexton
Eugene
Harriet Worrell
Ralph R. Worrell
Philadelphia
J. B. Horton
Ida Rowe
Grange
Miss Stevens
Hershel Dickey
Virginia
Leon Williams
Waltham
Mrs. Joy
Agasta
Gott’s Cove
Bath and Hywincos to clash in weekend tilt
The Bath and Hywincos baseball teams will meet Saturday at Kelley field at 3 15 pm. It is billed as a major showdown this season with Hywincos seen as a 50 50 contender while Bath faces lineup losses. Umpires for the first game will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath and Hywinco
Kelley Athletic Field
Bath
Hywincos
West Bath Notes Social Visits and Farm Bureau Meet
West Bath residents share visits with relatives in Augusta and Sabino while a honeymoon couple from Beadon Street begins their trip at a Bates cottage. The West Bath Ladies Farm Bureau plans a lampshades workshop at the grange hall on Thursday August 2 with Julia Rideout as instructress. Participants should bring frames materials and lunch. coffee will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell's Pond
Knox Memorial Association Meeting and Parade
The Knox Memorial Association holds its annual meeting Thursday at ten in Watts hall Thomaston to elect officers, followed by a parade of midshipmen from the Utah at 1.15 and a wreath laying by Maj. Gen. John A. LeJeune at 1.45. A public meeting with Gen LeJeune speaks at 2.30. Social news notes Mrs. John H. Freeman hosting bridge. Mrs. Ralph O. Dale wins first prize.
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Knox Memorial Association
Thomaston
Watts Hall
Col. Dummer Sewall
U. S
Utah
John A. LeJeune
U. S. Marine Corps
Knox
LeJeune
Sterling Bible Class Annual Picnic at Moon-Light Cottage
Twenty four members of the Sterling Bible class from the Corliss Street church enjoyed a Friday picnic at King's Point on the New Meadows hosted by Mrs. Benjamin Coombs at the Coombs cottage Moon Light. Attendees toured by motorboat and played ring toss after a noon lunch of clam chowder crackers steamed clams cake cheese coffee lemonade fruit. Plans were made for a second picnic at Thomas Point on Thursday August 2. Vehicles provided by Frank Knowlton Herbert Preble John Hunt Chester Plant William Hatch and Vernon Mitchell.
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Sterling Bible
Corliss Street
King’s Point
New Meadows
Benjamin Coombs
Coombs Cottage
Thomas Point
Frank Knowlton
Herbert Preble
John Hunt
Chester Plant
William Hatch
Vernon Mitchell
Eva Atwood
Ada Dunbar
Bertha Scott
Vivian Plant
Pearl Campbell
William Sheldon
Grace Watson
Abby McCabe
Agatha Lennox
Ethel Hatch
Nellie Hunt
Millie Mitchell
Mary Bowker
Carrie Trott
Clara Albee
Minnie Paisley
Emma Knowston
Theresa Hill
Ruby Preble
Mary Gillespie
Ethel Pearson
Florence Wright
Ida Plant
Annie Coombs
Maine of the Sea and Pines
Ernest B. Dane of Brookline Mass visits Bath to view the Bath Iron Works project then departs for Bar Harbor. He traveled in a private parlor car placed on the Maine Central siding in Brunswick for a night time layover before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Dane
Brookline
Mass
Bath
William A Grozier dies longtime Boston Post business manager
William A Grozier longtime business manager of The Boston Post died at his Melrose home after a May 12 illness. Born December 9 1862 in Brunswick Maine he came from Bowdoinham line. He served as Post business manager under Edwin A Grozier and was uncle to current editor Richard Grozier. He enjoyed outdoors traveled widely and left a widow and sister Louise Grozier of New York City.
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William A. Grazier
Boston Post
Melrose
Mass
City Hospital
Sagadahoc County
Bowdeinham
Brunswick
Grozier
Bowdoinham
Mr. Grozier
Bellevue Ave
Edwin A. Grozier
Given
William Allen Atkins
Grazier
Provincetown
Cape Cod
William A. Grozier
the Post
Mr. Grazier
Junior
Reel
Rod
H. C. Brine
Boston
Europe
Orient
South America
Boston City Club
Plorence Metcalf
George A. Metcalf
Malden
Louise Grozier
New York City
Turtle emerges from live oak timber aboard Constitution
Lieut. John A. Lord in charge at the Charlestown navy yard watched workmen cut a 400 year old live oak log from Pensacola. A seven inch green and yellow turtle crawled from the timber suffering a nose wound. It was placed in water and may become a mascot if it survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Lord
U. 8S. N
U. S
Lord
Commodore's Pond
Miss Emma McDonald Returns From Portland Visit
Miss Emma McDonald of Washington Street has returned from Portland after a week with relatives. She was accompanied to Bath by Miss Dorothy McDonald of Portland who will spend a week in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma McDonald
Washington Street
Portland
Bath
Dorothy McDonald
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