Memorial Day Exercises In Richmond Highlight Civic Spirit
Memorial Day events in Richmond featured Emerson-Lane post American Legion and auxiliary, John Merrill post members, Red Cross, and schoolchildren. A parade formed on Main Street, proceeded to the water front, cemeteries, and opera house where Rev. Frank D. P. Dresser spoke, with Hallowell band providing music. Four Civil War veterans remain alive in Richmond as of now.
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Emerson-Lane Post
American, Legion
John Merrill Post
Red Cross
Main Street
Legion Hall
Water Front
Opera House
Frank DP. Dresser
Hallowell Band
Richmond
William Whitney
Charles Tallman
Thomas Herbert
William Fairclough
Richmond High School
Grange Hall
M. W. Hanson
Clarettee Morrill
Ivan Richardson
Curtis Hall
Richardson
Davis
Carroll Young
Joseph Morton
Mildred Beedle
Thomas Vlace
Brunswick
Boston
James Wright
Kennebec
Beulah Rebekah
Wiscasset
Vine Cone Lodge
G. (. Mariner
Flora Shepard
Freda Mariner
Willa Haynes
Bath
Charles Brown
Blanchard
Son Deal
Danvers
Mass
A. A. Williams
William Traynes
Jean Edgccomb
C.F. Meisner
Waltham
Mugene Edgecomb
Larney McColley
Bingham
George Kimball
LO. O. F
Kennebunk
Victor Ro i. Carey
Robert
New York City
Clara Dunn
Portland
Mississippi Relief Fund
Edna Lane
Florence M. Robinson
Glen Curtis
Alexander Road
Joseph Haley
Arch Street
Frank Connor
Byron Ludwig
Lawrence Kimball
Jackman
George Harvey
Lake Cobbesseecoutee
Helen Fassitt
Gertrude Moore
Porth
Louise Riley
Gertrude
Gardiner
Oldest Georgetown citizen honored with gold headed cane
Sewall P. Oliver, Georgetown's oldest resident, received a gold headed cane with a tribute card praising decades of kindness and his community service as Memorial Day efforts saw 1200 workers prepare Oak cemetery. Attendees and visiting families from Roslindale to Bath joined in weekend gatherings at Bay Point, Robinhood, and Camp Overlook as Rev Stickney Brown preached at First Baptist and locals hosted summer guests and campers.
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Sewall P. Oliver
Georgetown
Sewall BP. Oliver
Oak Cemetery
Working League
Walter Gordon
Roslindale
Mass
Bay Point
Augusta Todd
Wopham
Vina Kingsbury
Martha McFadden
Stickney Brown
Lisbon
First Baptist Church
Brown
John Grindell
Dath
Augusta Rowe
Frank Wren
Paul
Medford
Kennebec
Preston
Winchester
Morin
Bath
Chester King
Elob. Billings
Walter Newdick
Camp Overlook
Scott Curtis
Friend
Salem
Curtis
John I. Stacey
Popham
W. A.todd
Harry Horne
Cuester
EB. J. Newdick
Augusta
Walter V. Cummings
Oliver
Owen Marr
Frank Taylor
Wuassalboro
Marrtown
Taylor
Asher Marr
William Boyd
Boston
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Boyd
1St St. Louis
Carroll Powers
Robinhood
Melrose
Highlands
I. J. Todd
Earle Hagin
A. A. Stott
Ocea Cahill
Laura Morse
Funeral for Mrs. Alice Hayes Travis
The funeral of Mrs. Alice Hayes Travis was held Friday at two at the home of her daughter Mrs. Howard Kater 131 Oak Street Key Weston with Rev Holman of Beacon Street Church officiating. A large display of flowers and bearers including Howard Kater Warren Grows Arthur Upton of Chelsea Mass and Benjamin Ganthier of Lyon Mass attended.
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Alice Hayes
Travis
Howard Kater
Oak Street
Key
Weston VP
Holman
Beacon Street Church
Warren Grows
Arthur Upton
Chelsea
Mass
Benjamin Ganthier
Lyon
Bartletts Visit Aunt in Bedford Street
Mr and Mrs Harry Bartlett and sons Otis and Warren of Berlin New Hampshire were weekend guests of Mrs Bartletts aunt Mrs Warren A Lowell of Bedford street They returned Monday accompanied by Mrs Lowell who will pass a fortnight with them.
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Harry Bartlett
Otis and
Warren
Berlin
N. H
Five Islands Community Headlines Big Weekend of Visitors
A long list of residents and visitors populated Five Islands this weekend including Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Walker at a summer residence, families from Malden, Duxbury, Derby Line and Boston, and many Bath and Woolwich locals. The Ladies Aid celebrated its sixth anniversary with a social, and a new baby named Clarence arrived at Bath City Hospital. Community chatter noted travel to Bath, Seguinland, and MacMahon Island, with several cottages opened for the season and residents hosting guests from out of town.
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Donald Oscar Landeau
Eleanor Bates
Portland
Fred Duren
Mildred Beedle
W. H. Johnson
South Dresden
Henry FE. Houdlette
Harry L. Tarr
Farmington
Kingfield
Richard Derby
Winchester
Mass
Joseph Alexander
Guy Parks
Everett
Pleasant Farm
William FY. Dunham
Boston
Fred Lewis
Capitol Island
Lisle Shepard
Flora Shepard
Percy Blanchard
Verona Moore
Vital Gilbert
Massachusetts
Henry E. Houdlette
Ida Oliver
Five Islands
Ethelyn Johnson
Augusta
Wallace Bickford
Georgia Bickford
Leslie Roberts
Canton Point
Werman Lovejoy
Beverly
Earl Lovejoy
Arthur Lovejoy, Jr
Malden
W. Lovejoy
Frank Lovejoy
Edward Lovejoy
Katherine Cunningham
Ethel Lund
Arthur Lovejoy
River Road
Ruth Conrad
Sabattus
Russell Maloy
Son Russell
Gardiner
Ernest Harford
Fred Nelson
Waterville
Harry Douglas
Myrtle Kennedy
State Hospital
Jesse Tarr
B.C. White
Clinton
Henry Wilson
Waldoboro
Brown
Pleasant Lake
Frank Wreble
Lillian Johnson
John Pinkham
Raymond Libby
Hallowell
Frances Preble
Colby College
Jank Preble
Lee Ring
Russell Ring
Amassa Ring
Rye and Bar
Ring
Percy Farmer
Arthur Turner
Sibal Gilbert
Winnie Gilbert
Old Orchard
John
Otto Mealey
North Whitefield
Fred Votour
Toston
Winthrop
Whilip Shumate
E. F. Durand
Robert Dickerman
Maine
Frank R. Gould
Gould
Victoria Call
David ER
Edward Ames
John Dynan
Biddeford
Richmond
Genevieve Joy
W. LB
Joy
Fred Elliott
Readfield
Ray Dickenson
Norris Sidelinger
Raymond Solman
Wesley Nelson
Quincy
James Nelson
Flora Perry
Isabelle
Gerald
Kenneth
Skowhegan
William Ning
Edith Knight
Bangor
A. A. Knight
Ald. Thayer
Ralph Spinney
Mechanic Falls
Richard Strout
Harold Turner
South Peabody
Fred Rogers
Prank Merriman
George C. Hicks
la Jolla
Cal
St. Louis
Major Hicks
A. W. Walker
Heb. Cranshaw
Quincey Wales
Malden Island
Herbert Moore
Charles
Pierbert
F.om. Biggins
Arlington
Alexander Henderson
Derby Line
J. G. Stevens
Alice Cromwell
Bath
Arthur Marr
Teulah Miller
Medford
A. I. Marr
M. KE. Bailey
Woolwich
Chester MacMahan
Charles S. Brickley
Arthur Berry
Bath City Hospital
Miss Made
Iyn Berry
Ron
Salem
Leslie Ainley
Cambridge
OM. Reed
Tld. Reed
W. J. Berry
Arthur Derry
Alonzo MacMahan
Tost
Victor Pinkham
Lord & Burnham Co
New York
Walter Moore
Harry Tarr
Harry Houdlette
W. Blaisdell
A. J. Pierce
L. Rohde
Betty
Seguinland
Ladies’ Aid
Everett Reid
W. E. Reid
C.D. MacMahan
Clarence
Leland Plummer
Ilummer Cottage
NJ OB. Boynton
Son
BE. Boynton, Jr
William Bibber
AL KL Holland
Delia Davis
Charles Campbell
Junior Rowe
Harold Rowe
Stickney Brown
Iva Cromwell
J. CC. Clarey
Robinhood
Porthind
Vo W. Blaisdell
Ida Hinckley
Vesta Hinckley
E High Street
Morse Team Defeated by Lincoln Academy on Damarsicotta Field
Morse High's baseball team sacrificed a game to Lincoln Academy 17 to 11 on Damariscotta Field to avoid risking the Kennebec Valley league clash with Brunswick. Doyle struggled, Oliver relieved, and Lincoln Academy slugged well led by Ralph Brewer. Meister starred at third as Morse hit the squeeze six times in one inning.
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Morse High
Lincoln Academy
Brunswick
Doyle
Morse
Damari Scottag
Cannonball Oliver
Academy
Lincoln
Bud Hagan
Anliker
No Man's Land
Ralph Brewer
Brewer
Maine
Kelley Field
Cannoball Oliver
Bill
Waterloo
Jenkins
Cannonball
Ring
Whitehouse
Bath
Cony
Gus Meister
Mr. Brewer
Gus
Freddy Gaudet
Gaudet
Oliver
Meister
Central Maine Power Co records rise in yearly earnings
A year uw to April 30 shows gross earnings of 5 0255 029.25 up from 4 940 965.89 for 1926. Net operating income grows to 2 155 757.58 from 2 083 201.85. After interest and preferred dividends the surplus stands at 1 169 008.52 compared with 1 121 800.38, an increase of 48 508.14. Also notes travel and social visits by local residents.
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Central Maine Power Co
West Bath Holiday Visitors and Local Guests Summary
West Bath scene shows families and relatives visiting from Bath, Portland, Everett, Mass., Kennebunkport, and Brunswick. Guests include Eleanor Bates of Portland, Clara Noyes of Everett, and Mrs. Minnie White of Kennebunkport. Local residents such as Mr Williams, Mrs Bates, and the Stackpole and Purington families host relatives at Sabine, Brigham’s Cove, and nearby cottages. Several repairs and seasonal travel plans accompany the gathering.
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Williams
Oldtown High School
Eleanor Bates
Portland
Samuel FP
Bates
Everett
Mass
Luella Noyes
Clara
Miss Bates
Mrvc
Janes
Phorpe
Humphrey Owen
Bath
Owen
Sabine
Fred White
Kennebunkport
Minnie White
W. A. Brown
Mr. White
California
Fred W. Larrabee
Charles Kenney
Karl Donnell
Mer. Larrabee
Nazarene Church
Nazarene Church In Lath
Henry Brown
Brunswick
Robert Sundlane
Pheorpe
Edward Footer
Tyde Park
Ho Bradward Drake
Direct Point
Neiley
Mrnesti
Willian
King’s Point
Pfyde
John Clough
Jack
Bava
Artington
Marguerite Willisuis
Durham
Harold Cutting
Brigham’s Cave
Howard Purington
Lawrence Purington
Lyon
Miles S. Purington
Boothbay Harbor Bears top St. Mary's in twilight league
Boothbay Harbor Bears defeated St. Marys twilight league team on Memorial Day. Den Ring made a sensational right field catch, James Callan pitched for Boothbay, with Ferris and Hayes also seeing action as the Bears showcased a fast, hard hitting lineup and prevailed in a heavy hitting game.
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St. Mary's
Boothbay Harbor Memorial Day
Boothbay
Torrey Largan Wedding Report From Brooklyn New York
Torrey Largan News reports the marriage of Bowen Porrey, vice president of the Torrey Roller Bushing Works, Bath, and Miss Cathieyn Largan of Brooklyn in Brooklyn New York on Friday night. Porrey, a former Bath mayor and Morse High and Dartmouth alumnus, served in World War I with a government agricultural unit and now represents the Bath firm in New York. Dr Walter EK Rowe and George A Churchill plan a fishing week in Lily Bay hosted by ex Mayor Samuel St Percy and Bath residents.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Bowen Porrey
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
Bath
Cathieyn Largan
Porrey
Joseph Torrey
Morse High
Dartmouth College
Tilt
North Dakota
New York
Walter EK
Rowe
George A. Churchill
Lily Bay
Luke Moosehead
Samuel St. Percy
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Gough
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Sir Miller
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Henderson
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D. M. Humphreys & Co
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Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Charles EK
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Ilorena
Italy
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Mr. Fabbri
John W. Gilmore
Milan Street
the Opera House
Marion Davies
the Funnies
Tillie the Toiler
Tillie
Jack Hoxie
Red
Gary Cooper
New
Paramount Western Star
Arizona
Fine Picture
Reginald Denny
Denny
Gloria Swanson
Sonya
West Bath
Jamzpelle & Co
Ken
J. A. Merrill & CO
Congress St
Portland, Maine
Boothbay Harbor
ST. Mary’s
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