Richmond Social Notes and Memorial Day Observances
Richmond community updates include visits by Mrs. Walter Douglass and relatives in Lewiston, Memorial Day services led by Governor Gardiner, Legion events, and local graduations. Locals attend church, Masonic and D A R activities, and plan Miss Parks Night and a June 7 Legion supper.
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Walter Douglass
Bowdoin
C. H. Cobb
Hattie McKenna
Raynor Porter
Lewiston
Fred Hutchinson
Melvin Wie
Banks Ridley
Harpswell
Alice Varney
Portsmouth
N. H
Miss Varney
Roy Varney
C. W. Gray
E. O. Tarr
Arthur Witham
Pemaquid
J. T. Witham
Ernest Meserve
Charles Joyce
Lisbon Falls
A. D. Page
M. E. Waters
Andover
Mass
Leighton Gardner
Star Club
Richmond
Red Cross
Margaret Herfel
Portland
Fannie F. Wilson
Bath
D. O. Cate
Robert
Charlotte
Benton
American Legion
Legion Hall
Father Biglin
Daughters of Union Veterans of
Daughters of the Revolution
Miss Parks
Opera House
Lulu Baker
Augusta
Parks
J. W. Ranchette
Board of Selectmen
Frank W. Alexander
Richmond Alumni Association
W. H. Haynes
Otis Burke
Dorchester
General Assembly
Postoffice Square
William Tudor Gardiner
Naval Service
Farnham’s
Cotton and Evergreen
Dresden Mills
Masonic Hall
Graves
Margaret Grover
Fred Webber
Gardiner
Charles B. Sinden
Methodist Church of
Madison
Jesse Dumas
Clarence B. Morrill
Betty Sinden
John E. Hall
West Dresden
G. C. Mariner
Charles Grondin
Olive Stil
Fort Richmond
Palermo
Amasa Soule
Joseph Dostie
Richmond High School
Methodist Church
P. J. Quigg
Levant
Woolwich Church Programs and Memorial Day Observances
The Woolwich notes describe services and events including an essay on Light by Miss Isaphene Dolloff, choir selections, vocal duets, and organ accompaniment by Mrs. Sarah Bagley Wright. Pulpits were filled by Rev. H. H. Bishop and Rev. Allen with Memorial Day themed sermons and a Sea faring Life address. Mrs. Albert Hathorn led music. Merle Jameson performed a violin solo and Miss Mary Dana sang. Mrs. Raymond Trott and son Houghton of Providence visited Mrs. Trott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaphene Dolloff
Sarah Bagley Wright
Wade
Albert Hathorn
Merle Jameson
Mary Dana
Georgetown Seaside Notes on Weddings and Summer Church Services
Georgetown reports a busy schedule with summer church plans. Rev G W Wieting and wife arrive to lead Robinhood and Arrowsic churches, while services restart next Sunday at 10 30. Also noted are visitors, illnesses, and Memorial Day gatherings across Georgetown and neighboring towns.
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F. W. Hovey
Amy
Grace
Edgecomb
Christian Endeavor
H. G. Heald
Annie M. Jones
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Roscoe P. Todd
Alvah Reynolds
Abbbie Reynolds
Henry
Harpswell
Waterville
Ambrose McFadden
S. W. Scott
Bath
Augusta Rowe
George Willis
Woolwich
Owen Marr
A. S. Cunningham
Sumner Bryer
Essay
Nellie D. Thompson
Frank Churchill
Ralph Carlisle
Winchester
Kennebec Point
Dorothy W. Oliver
Kingston
W. C. Todd
William Marr
Marrtown
Dr. Smith
Albert Marr
Quincy
Raymond Marr
Alex Marr
Charles MacMahan
Walter Beane
Everett
Harry Horne
Amy Hovey
Gorham Normal School
Grace Hovey
Morse High
Gilbert W. Wieting
Boston University
Methodist
Robinhood
Arrowsic
Wieting
Boston University School of Theology
School of Religious Education
B. U
Texas
Southern Conference
Boston
Norman Trafton
Gardiner
Charles Willams
Becket
Arthur Todd
Lisbon
Jennie Todd
Sewall Webster
Augusta
Indian Point
Orean Cote
Manchester
N. H
Walter V. Cummings
Agnes Powers
Albert Diamant
New Jersey
Richard Morrison
Lexington
George E. Smith
Sagadahoc Bay
Elizabeth Hunt
Center School
Rapheal Higgins
Providence
R. L
John Stacey
Popham
William A. Todd
H. M. Trafton
Doris
Melrose
Everett Trafton
G. W. Wieting
Georgetown
West Bath Social Notes Mention Local Visitors
West Bath residents report guests visiting from Sabine and Bath area. Wilbert and Dana visited friends in Sabine on Sunday while Mrs. James McNary remains home with a sprained foot. Herbert Mallard and family of Portland joined at the Dean cottage, and Henry G Hodgdon and family of Green street Bath were also at their cottage on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert
Dana
Sabine
James McNary
Herbert Mallard
Portland
Dean Cottage
Henry G. Hodgdon
Green Street
Bath
Memorial Day Visits and Newborn in South Gardiner
South Dresden reports Mr and Mrs L H Siegars with son Joseph and Joseph Burgess and brother George visiting South Gardiner. Albert Tibbetts, ill recently, shows improvement. Mrs Harold Wall leaves confinement after a cold. Mr and Mrs George Tibbetts of Richmond visit relatives for Memorial Day. Mr and Mrs Albert Pottle announce the birth of a daughter born in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Siegars
Joseph
Joseph Burgess
George
South Gardiner
Albert Tibbetts
Harold Wall
George Tibbetts
Richmond
Town
Albert Pottle
Birthday Greetings for Dural Howard Mark Ne 1871
Howard Dura L. Howard longtime city figure and former mayoral aspirant receives birthday congratulations on May 28 1871. A lifelong tobacco trader born in West Rockport son of Henry E Howard he moved to the city in 1899 and later served as Ward 2 alderman in 1918. He married Amanda Johnson in 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dura L. Howard
Mr. Howard
West Rockport
Henry E. Howard
Rockford, Ill
Amanda Johnson
Samuel Johnson
Rockford
Kennebec
Sheriff Henderson Birthday Highlighted in Sagadahoc County
Sunday greetings marked the birthday of Sheriff Albert Henderson who has led Sagadahoc County for six years. A Bowdoinham native, he moved to this city after 1927 appointment by Governor Ralph O. Brewster, and he and Margaret Read celebrated 30 years of marriage. The couple has four sons, with ties to Gardiner and local institutions, and Henderson holds multiple Masonic and fraternal memberships. Their home is at 885 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Henderson
Bowdeinham
Ralph O. Brewster
J. Horace McClure
Fred H. Thompson
Sagadahoc
Margaret E. Read
James
Rosa Bishop Read
Hendersons
James R
Gardiner
Bernard Albert
Donald
University of Maine
Herbert A. Henderson
Morse High School
Merry Meeting Grange
Bowdoinham
Sagadahse
Pomona
Village Lodge of Masons
St. Vernon
Royal Arch
Henderson
Middle Street
Nine Year Old Pupil Publishes Poems in Georgia Paper
The Columbus News in Georgia published verses by Mary Frances Kelley nine years old, daughter of Lieut Harod S Kelley and Mrs Kelley, and granddaughter of Mrs Seddice F Kelley of Bath. The poems praise spring and caution against mischief, reflecting a Fort Benning school pupil’s voice.
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Columbus News
Columbus
Harod S. Kelley
Kelley
Seddice F. Kelley
Russell Street
Lieut. Kelley
West Point
Forts Benning
Mary Frances Kelley
Fort Benning
Five Islands Social Links and Weekend Visitors
The article lists numerous visitors and residents at Five Islands and nearby cottages. Names include Bradford C. Redennett, Marrs, Berry, Snowman, Haskell, Rasmesson, Pinkham, Stevens, Carr, Farwell, Hodgdon, MacMahan, Gray, Aingley, Stevens, Harley, Hinckley, Yeo, Stinson, Howard, Alien, McNeil, Campbell, Minchen, Thibodeau, Cranshaw, Wales, Walker, Boynton, Cubbage, Wikam, Williams, and Hilton. It notes weekend stays, cottage visits, and corrections to officers.
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Lincolln Campbell, Jr
Bradford C. Redennett
Wiscasset
Alexander Marr
Everett, Mass
Bath
Five Islands
E. C. Higgins
C. A. Rasmesson
Pauline
Medford
Mass
Pollyanna Lodge
George Floyd
Groton
Harmon's Harbor
S. G. Haskell
Addie Stevens
Ladies’ Aid
Izetta Pinkham
Willa Stevens
F. P. Carr
Portland
Eugene Farwell
Auburn
Robert Hodgdon
Mhilden
C. A. MacMahan
Cambridge
W. E. Gray
Leslie Aingley
Virginia
Dorothy Stevens
Southport
Charles Davis
H. J. Beisenhauer
Percy MacGilvreynd
Herbert Moore and
Charles and
Herbert
Belmont
Thelma Davis
Hartley Harley
T. E. Cromwell
Alice Cromwell
E. A. Freeman
Quincy Wales
Newton
A. W. Walker
Malden
N. E. Boynton
Neil
Malden Island
S. M. Cubbage
New York
Teon Wikam
Waltham
Williams
Myrtle Lodge No 8 Marks 32nd Anniversary in Odd Fellows Hall
Myrtle Lodge No 8 U O U L observed its 32nd anniversary with supper and entertainment. Officers and charter members attended as Antoinette L Teeling led the program featuring Dorothea Nash on violin, Mrs Howard Nash on piano, readings by Annie Henderson and Lizzie French, and a plantation act with blackfaced performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Lodge
Antoinette L. Teeling
Dorothea Nash
Howard O. Nash
Annie Henderson
Chester Verrey
Lizzie French
Zeuleika Kingsbury
Lucelia Blake
Lizzie Hatey
Eleanor MacDonald
Marion King
Fannie Clark
Teeling
Joe
Relics of past years fade as covered bridge disappears
The Boston Transcript notes disappearing covered bridges in New England. Strickland's Ferry at Livermore Falls on the Androscoggin river has functioned for nearly a century linking Bretton's Mills. The ferry, still summoned by bell, faces obsolescence as travelers recall bygone travel. Meanwhile Mrs. Charles Connor and her sister sail June 15 from New York aboard the Europa for an eight week tour of Europe.
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Boston Transcript
New England
Strickland's Ferry
Livermore Falls
Androscoggin
Bretton’s Mills
Livermore
Charles Connor
High Street
H. E. Davis
Portland
New York City
England
France
Switzerland
Germany
Lincoln Association Meeting Set for June 7 Bath
The 22nd annual meeting of the Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers will be held on Tuesday June 7 at Winter Street church Bath with two sessions afternoon and evening. The program includes worship led by Rev Winfield Witham and talks by Rev Orville J Guptill and Rev Joseph L Moulton with reports, elections, and communion concluding at 515 PM.
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Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers
Winter Street
Bath
Winfield
E. K. Bassett
Boothbay Harbor
Joseph L. Moulton
Rahuri
Bombay Presidency
India
Moulton
Fred K. Sturtevant
Carl Albee
Edwin D. Hardin
Winter Street Church
Henry W. Webb
Wiscasset
R. R. Marston
Bath boy arraigned on malicious mischief charge
A 16 year old Bath youth was arraigned in municipal court on malicious mischief after officers found a cloth bag containing tools he claimed were his lunch. He said he planned to fish with a friend and found most of the tools at the city dump.
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Rice
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