Social notes from Richmond area events and visitors
A long list of local and visiting residents appears with gatherings at homes, camps, and churches. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hackett and Mrs. John MacDonald, others from Fairfield Sidney North Dartmouth and Boston. Rev. Lee C. Good spoke at the Youth For Christ conference closing service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Ladies
Fred
John Lutherbury
Allen Hackett
Fairfield
John MacDonald
Sidney
George Johnson
C. B. Kennedy
D. Harrison Smith
North Dartmouth
Mass
West Dresden
Wilbur McKeen
Jack Chambers
Donald
Mervin
Arthur Jasper
Lee C. Good
Monticello
Youth For Christ
Tabernacle
Richmond
Don Moreland
Clinton, N. J
William Whitney
Spenter Lake
Jackman
Salem
Vanessa Beedle
Augusta
Whitney Camp
Spencer Lake
Arnold Whitney
Westbrook
Norman Whitney
Hartford
Kimball Street
Thomas Hanley
Thomas Kennealey
Boston
Frank Lancaster
Richmond Corner
Della Grondin
Clarence Gould
Hartland
Grondin
Carolyn Simpson
Katherine DiPaola
Ravenna
Gerald Witham
Gardiner Street
Howard Wilson
Belmont
Donald Higgins
Higgins
Charles Carter
Presque Isle
Linda Scott
Fred Witham
Main Street
Louise Small
Allston
Emma White
St. Petersburg
Fla
Arthur Woodbury
Mattapan
Edna Small
Lester Curtis
Dianne
Lowell
Curtis
Melvin~ Curtis
Myrtle Street
Second City Playgrounds Talent Show Set for Friday
The second talent show for city playgrounds at the Community Center features participants from Goddards South Dike and Huse. Three winners from each playground receive ribbons. Winners from the first show compete August 10 for overall playground victory. Admission is free and recent beach trips drew 192 youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddards
South
Dike
Huse
Popham Beach
Birthday Club Picnic Honored at Mrs Perley Ater’s Cottage
Mrs. Perley Ater hosted the Birthday club at her Eddy cottage in Arrowsic. Guests enjoyed lunch ice cream cake and coffee then watched two members Mrs Gladys Eaton and Mrs Josephine Coombs have their birthdays honored. Prizes in a contest were awarded to Mrs Ethelyn Shea first Mrs Esther Steen second and Mrs Emma Drummond consolation. Other attendees included Mrs Howard Steen twin daughters Mary and Jean Mrs Gesine Langbehn Mrs Betty Wishart Mrs Georgia Johnson Mrs Helen Crocker Mrs Evelyn Ater and several Steen family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perley Ater
Washington Street
Oe Eddy
Arrowsic
Ethelyn Shea
Esther Steen
Emma Drummond
Howard Steen
Mary
Jean
Gesine Langbehn
Betty Wishart
Georgia Johnson
Helen Crocker
Florence Wright
Josephine Coombs
Evelyn Ater
Doris Steen
Cambridge Visitors Arrive For Month-Long Bath Visit
Mrs. Frank K. Scott and daughters Martha Susan and Nant Jane of Cambridge arrive for a month at Bath Street home of Mrs. Harold E. Cutting. They are joined by Mr. Scott who plans a July stay and will return in August for a two week vacation with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Scott
Martha Susan
Nant Jane
Cambridge
Mass
Harold E. Cutting
Bath Street
Mr. Scott
Georgetown Baptist charity supper supports townwide effort
The Georgetown First Baptist church hosted a large supper at Georgetown Central School to benefit the community. Volunteers from Bath MacMahan and towns raised funds, with 140 seated initially and overflow, plus a white elephant sale and pony riding for children. Receipts totaled about 320 dollars with around 225 expected to be clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleaves Henderson
First Baptist Church
King Saul
Mount ‘Gilboa
Georgetown Baptist Choir
Overlook Hall
Georgetown Central School
Bath
MacMahan
Mark Elliott
Priscilla Rose
Robert Graffam
Florence Woodside
Lena Donnell
Alfred Rowe
Charles Cummings
Sammy Levine
Kramer
James Oliver
Andrew Rowe
Elmer Tibbets
Joseph Higgins
Woodrow Gray
Constance Gray
Rudolf Pinkham
Phillip Pinkham
Gilbert Gunnell
Doris Reynolds
Christine Williams
Paul Loughlin
Graham Wren
Richard Hagan
John Bliss
Harry Stacey
Walter Beane
Chester Kelsea
Francis Pierce
William Todd
Roy Newman
Belle Heald
Harold Brown
Elmer Tibbetts
Aubrey Fullerton
Alvah Reynolds
Earle Hagan
Beatrice Boutin
Priscilla Boutin
Ruth Zeller
Betty Harris
Walter Cunningham
Sonney Tibbetts
Clarence Hill
Thomas Watson
Ralph Davis
Lincoln Campbell
Virgil Stevens
Popham
Mile Beach
Boothbay Harbor
Ocean Point
Lawrence Hobb
Camp Overlook
Kennebec Point
Harry Heald
Coast Guard
Harmon's Harbor
George A. Powers
Walter Parker
John Holt
Berlin
Germany
Eugene A. Gilmore
Iowa
Holt Cottage
Heal's Eddy
George Laskey
Laskey
Robinhood
Georgetown Center News in Early Summer Social Roundup
Mrs. Mae Seager visits Georgetown Center after bringing her son to town. Local residents, visitors from Bath, Waltherham, Wakefield, and Newport are mentioned with calls, housekeeping, and fishing. Rain storms leave roads washed, crews repair driveways, and the Ivan Shaw shovel loader works at Reynolds pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Ivan Shaw
Reynolds
Pastry cream ending in caramelized nut pastry squares
A simple treat is described using leftover pastry cream mixed with brown sugar and butter. Spread on pastry squares, top with nuts, and bake in a hot oven for a quick dessert.
Purple Heart awarded to Sgt Chester E. McMahan at Fort Devens
Sgt Chester E. McMahan son of Mrs Margaret McMahan received the Purple Heart at Fort Devens Massachusetts on June 18 He served in Korea before and during the war and was twice wounded He also earned an Oak Leaf Cluster for a second award Lt Gen Willis D Crittenberger presented the decoration He was one of three Maine men to be honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester E. McMahan
Margaret McMahan
Fort Devens
Mass
McMahan
Korea
Maine
Willis D. Crittenberger
First Army
Sgt. McMahan
Mile Beach
Ocean Point
Penacely
U. S.coast Guard
Five Islands
Nat Hasenfus
Fred White
Gertrude Smith
Sea Crest
Harmon’s Harbor
Rockmere
Sea Chest
Jacob Kunz
Sagadahoc Bay
Reid State Park
Wilbert Wolfe
Naperville, Ill
West Bath Grange Holds Bible Night
West Bath Grange hosted Bible Night with Mrs Lucy Armstrong presenting in the absence of the lecturer Carl Meister. Visitors from Topsham Dirigo and Waterboro granges attended as the paper drive and garage barn fill ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Lucy Armstrong
Carl Meiser
Paul Lemont
Topsham
Dirigo
Waterboro
Lizzie Haggett
Leona Howe
Grange
James Royal
Paris Angelicus
Dora Collins
Bernice McGlinchy
The
McGlinchy
Emma Brown
Bertha Palmer
Barbara Parks
Doris White
Howard Cramer
Armstrong
Nevins
Esther Andrews
James Lemont
Lillian
Leona Potvin
Marie McFadden
Paisley Families Visit Rev Wolfe at Reid State Park
William Paisley and Mrs Minnie Paisley of Bath visited Rev and Mrs Wilmert Wolfe. Mr and Mrs Moore and family of Naperville Illinois called on the couple after a picnic at Reid State Park last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Paisley
Minnie Paisley
Bath
Personal Notes From Bath Area Listings
Mrs. Joseph H. Henrikson, 64 Mechanic Street, is a surgical patient at Memorial Hospital. Ina Martha Stevens and sister Gertrude Hennessey of Lynn Mass formerly of Bath visit Bath and Topsham relatives for the Butts Williams wedding last Saturday. Fred Morton and three children of Portland, visiting Morton parents on Middle Street, occupy a cottage at Sabine as Morton joins Bath Iron Works. Frederick Burgess and Lottie Casey Burgess announce the birth of a son at Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds 15 ounces. The Burgesses’ residence line includes 19 Goddard Street. Arthur Stewart of Somerville Mass and wife return home after a two week Bath visit with Stewart’s mother Mrs Seth Stewart of Green Street or Mrs Morse of Winnegance.
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Melrose Highlands
Mass
Georgetown Center
Mr. Seager
Mae Seager
Roscoe P. Todd
Orr’s Island
Bailey Island
Clayton
Stevens
Walter
Elwyn Hunt
Gertrude Hunt
Elwyn Hennessey
Roy Patterson
Ada MacGilvary
Bath
Newport
R. I
Maine
Robinhood
Harold I. Goss
Marrtown
Azuba Holland
Harry Horne
Mr. Barclay
New Haven
Conn
MacMahan
Mildred Spock
Roland E. Peterson
William Strang
Portland
Alexander Reynolds
Merion
Margaret, Madeline
Hilda Oliver
Willard Thorpe
Princeton
N. J
Charles Shain
Diplock
Augusta
Charles Nelson
Philo CC
Calhoun
Bridgeport
Roy B. Coles
Sugar Loaf
N. Y
Roy Smith
Dr. Gregory’s Hospital
Boothbay Harbor
Elwood Toothaker
Melvin Comeau
Frank S. Koehlwetter
Helen
Stanley
William McGrath
Brookline
Edith Davis
Richard Potter
Cohasset
Reginald Church
Somerville
McMahon
Mary Stevens
Kenneth Smith
Kittery
Charles Jones
Winnifred
Susan Briggs
Winter Hill
Edgar C. Osborn
Swarthmore
David Rutherford
Rutherford
Edward Davis
Yarmouth
Stinson Davis
Harry Carr
Leila Hutchins
North Edgecomb
Miss Quinlan
Comeau
Herbert Moore
Belmont
Joseph Larkin
Saugus
Marr House
William Chafe, Jr
Margaret Berry
Berry Cottage
Cpl
Dennis Moore
Westover Field
Ina Martha Stevens
Gertrude Hennessey
Lynn
Topsham
Butts-Williams
Fred Morton
Stewart
Richard Morse
Winnegance
Obituary of Jay K Bowker 68 in Phippsburg
Jay K Bowker 68 died suddenly Thursday at his home on Stony Brook Road Phippsburg after a three hour illness. Born June 23 1883 in Phippsburg son of Freeman C and Annie L Bowker he lived in Bath area and worked in Massachusetts before returning to Maine. He is survived by his wife Ada B Bowker a son Eugene R Bowker of Kittery and two grandchildren Eugene R Bowker Jr and Lucinda Bowker of Kittery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay K. Bowker
Stony Brook Road
Phippsburg
Bath
Freeman C
Annie L. (Sprague) Bowker
Bodwker
Massachusetts
Ivers & Pond
Boston
Jenny Oil Co
Lowell
Stonham
Mass
Phippsburgh
Bowker
Bath Iron Works
Hardings
Ada B. Bowker
Eugene R. Bowker
Kittery
Eugene R. Bowker, Jr
Lucinda Bowker
Nellie W. Hinckley Rites Held After Heart Illness
Mrs. Nellie W. Hinckley wife of Walter Hinckley of the Good Will Home Fairfield died Saturday after a heart condition. A past grand matron of the Grand Chapter O E S Maine she visited Genesta chapter Bath. Funeral from Good Will home Fairfield Tuesday with attending past grand officers including Sarah A. Shaw Bath Mrs Milward Patten Topsham Miss Mabel Deshon Portland Maurice Grover Falmouth Foreside and Mary Elder Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie W. Hinckley
Walter Hinckley
Good Will
Fairfield
Hinckley
Grand Chapter
O. E S
Maine
Genesta
Bath
Sarah A. Shaw
Milward Patten
Topsham
Edward F Palmer 85 Bath native died at Memorial hospital
Edward F Palmer of 127 Bedford street died Thursday evening at Memorial hospital. Born in New Harbor on September 20 1865 to Samuel and Helen Wallace Palmer he worked many years as a fisherman and last served as night watch at the city barn. Survived by son Clayton Bath daughter Mrs Cora Coffill Bath stepdaughter Mrs Violet Alexander Dorchester Mass brother William Palmer Portland one grandson and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Palmer
Bedford Street
Memorial Hospital
New Harbor
Samuel
Helen Wallace Palmer
City Barn
Clayton
Cora Coffill
Bath
Violet Alexander
Dorchester
Mass
William Palmer
Portland
Nina McRae Found Dead in Kennebec River
Nina McRae, 66, born December 22, 1884 in Nova Scotia, was found in the Kennebec River Sunday afternoon. She lived in Bath 46 years, long a housekeeper for the Andrews family, spent the last 18 months as a guest at the Old Folks Home, and was a Nazarene church member. She is survived by an aunt, Mrs. L. S. Lord of Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nine McRae
Kennebec River
Nova Scotia
Almon
Jessie (Hopkins) Chetwind
Bowker Rites Held At A. F. Mayo Funeral Residence
Funeral service for Jay K. Bowker conducted Saturday afternoon by Rev. Charles L. Stevens of Phippsburg at A. F. Mayo & Son Funeral Residence. Bearers included Leo Martin Elliot Ray Merle Pottle George Sprague and Howard Bowker. Burial followed in the Oak Grove family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay K. Bowker
A. F. Mayo & Son
Charles L. Stevens
Phippsburg
Leo Martin
Elliot Ray
Merle Pottle
George Sprague
Howard Bowker
Oak Grove
Kitchen Declared Most Dangerous Room in House
The kitchen is labeled the most dangerous room in the home due to common hazards and accidental injuries. Experts advise intensified safety measures and awareness to prevent fires, burns, and slips in this high risk area.
Walter G Kidder of Stoneham dies in Bath area
Recon reports the death of Walter G Kidder son of William G and Emma Norton Kidder. Born in Bath he lived in Boothbay Harbor and died July 8 at Baker Memorial Hospital Boston after months ill. Survived by wife Mabel sister Mary and brother James plus daughter Mrs Paul Doorly. Funeral at First Congregational church with Mystic Glee Club quartet. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery Everett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G.der
Stoneham
Mass
William G
Emma Norton Kidder
Bath
Hilyard's
Daniel T. Dougherty
Mr. Kidder
Baker Memorial Hospital
Boston
Somerville
Fisher Business College
Navy Department
Kidder
Mystic Glee Club
Winchester
Metropolitan Singers of
Boothbay Harbor
Townsend Avenue
Mabel (Seavey) Kidder
Mary E. Kidder
James W. Kidder
Arlington
Paul H. Doorly
Lake Shore Drive
Westwood
First Congregational Church
Arthur Snow
Woodlawn Cemetery
Everett
Funeral for John Wishart Held at Curtis Funeral Home
John Wishart funeral services were held Friday afternoon at two o clock from Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Dr David L Wilson conducting. Blue Lodge and Solar Lodge officers conducted sessions. Bearers included Paul Moore Fred Osgood Clyde Baker Edwin H P Lowell Paul G Badikian and John Gillespie. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wishart
Curtis Funeral Home
David L. Wilson
Solar Lodge
Paul Moore
Fred Osgood
Polar Star Lodge
Clyde Baker
Montgomery & St. Bernard Chapter
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Dunlap Commandery
Paul G. Bagdikian
Eastern Star
John Gillespie
Mt. Vernon Council
Oak Grove
Palmer Funeral Held for Edward F Palmer
Funeral services for Edward F. Palmer were held Monday at 2 PM at the Arthur F. Mayo & Son Funeral Residence with Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson officiating. Bearers included Kenneth Alexander Ralph King Percy King and Alton King. Burial followed in Ocean View Cemetery Boothbay Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Palmer
Arthur F
Mrs Nina Belle McRae Funeral Held
Funeral services for Mrs Nina Belle McRae were held Tuesday at 10 AM at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Curtis L Stanley of the First Church of the Nazarene officiating. The grave was at Vinalhaven following a committal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Belle McRae
Curtis Funeral Home
Curtis L. Stanley
First Church of the Nazarene
Vinalhaven
Gambling halted at carnival car raffle
The fair committee voted not to sponsor a car raffle this year and will send letters explaining it is wiser not to conduct such a ticket sale. They stressed the decision was made before county action closing gambling at the carnival was known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubin
Mrs Stanley Peterson Hospital Patient Update
Mrs. Stanley Peterson of East Brunswick is a patient at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Peterson
East Brunswick
The
Memorial Hospital
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