Richmond Lions elect officers at May meeting
Richmond Lions Club met May 28 at the Methodist parish hall electing officers for the coming year led by President Russell W. Perry and including Neil Powers Chester Foster Charles W. Dickinson William T. Bennett Roy Woodman Leonard Bishop Arthur Jackson and two-year directors William R. Wells and Frederick Deroche. Attendance pins were awarded to seven members and retiring president Arthur Jackson was honored with a past president’s pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Lions Club
Methodist Parish
Russell W. Perry
Neil Powers
Chester Foster
Charles W. Dickinson
William T. Bennett
Roy Woodman
Leonard Bishop
Arthur Jackson
William R. Wells
Frederick Deroche
Frank Bilodeau
Raymond Libby
Russell Perry
Wilbur Emerson
Leslie Roberts
Wilbur T. Emerson
Sanford Lions Club
Sanford
Maine
Atlantic City
Leonard L. Bishop
Bangor
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Priscilla Chipman
Claire Ames
The
Baptist Church
Donald Farley
Dennis Gardner
Sandra Benner
Robert Curtis
Elaine Poland
Donna Lothrdige
Crystal Farley
Sylvia Douglass
Donald Brice
Kathleen Cadenelli
Mt. Carmel
Lewiston
Worster House
Hallowell
Sermon topics and upcoming graduation events in Dresden area
Last Sunday's service at the Methodist church featured the sermon What Men Live By. Next Sunday Rev. William Bennett will deliver the Baccalaureate for Bridge Academy seniors, followed by graduation on June 14 at 8 p.m. Community notices include a baked bean supper and Memorial Day services by Emerson Lane Post and local veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
William Bennett
Bridge Academy
Emerson Lane Post
American Legion of Richmond
Dresden
West Dresden
Dresden Mills
South Dresden
Willis MacComb
University of Maine
N. B. J. Barker
Yarmouth
Abbie and
Lois
Alexander Cairns
Bowdeinham
Dresden Center
Cedric Hamlin
Call's Hill
Wells
Portland
Henry Groves
Augusta
Edna Robbins
Charles
Barbara Rittall
Federal Shoe Co
Richmond
Col
Millard Kurtz
Schenectady
N. Y
Gorham Farwell
Alton Strout
L.A. Bailey
Local notices spell health and residence updates
Lyman Ellis at her cottage in Canton. Mrs. Clara Ames is ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Far ley, North Front street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Ellis
Canton
Clara Ames
Fred Farley
North Front Street
Funeral services for Henry J. Smith held in Richmond
Henry J. Smith, born August 10, 1867 in Dresden, died recently. Funeral services were conducted Monday by Rev. William T. Bennett at Roberts' funeral rooms, with burial in Curtis Cemetery on Swan Island. Survived by brother Charles and sisters Mrs. Alice Belanger and Mrs. Maude Dickinson. Also obituary notes Daisy Holman, resident of Richmond 50 years, died Sunday. Survived by husband Frank Holman, son Redlon A., daughter Ora Dickinson, brother Wallace Page, and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Smith
Roberts
William T. Bennett
The
Methodist Church
Clinton Hinkley
Charles Hinkley
Gilman Hinkley
Francis Sherman
Curtis Cemetery
Swan Island
Mr. Smith
Dresden
William H
Lovina Paris Smith
Richmond
Charles
Alice Belanger
Maude Dickinson
Bath
Daisy Holman
Rufus E
Sarah Page
Frank Holman
Redlon A
Ora Dickinson
Westbrook
Wallace Page
Portland
Maude Miller
Ida Smith
Freeport
Huse Receives B S in Journalism at Boston University
Robert M. Huse of this city graduated with the B S in Journalism from Boston University School of Public Relations and Communications at Boston Garden where more than 3,900 diplomas were awarded. A former Times sports editor, he now works in Portland for the summer while continuing journalism. He served in World War II with the U S Air Force in South America and Ascension Island. He will be joined by Mrs. Huse in the spring. He is visiting his mother Mrs. Delmar Bates in Snow Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Huse
Boston University School of Public Relations
Boston Garden
Huse
the Times
Portland
Morse High
U. S. Air Force
South America
Ascension Island
Boston
Delmar Bates
Mr. Bates
Snow Park
Wealth of Georgetown Center notes and summer plans
Sunday sermons at First Baptist focus on The Bread of Life. Town hosts Vacation Bible School plans, wedding reports, and a long list of local visitors and summer arrivals. Drilling at Georgetown Center taps freshwater at 52% feet near Robinhood Cove, producing about 40 gallons a minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Cleaves Henderson
Henderson
Waterville
State Baptist Convention
Lloyd Croxford
Wiscasset
Jones Cottages
Georgetown Center
Lincoln Walton
Mount Vernon
Walton
Bert Coles
Wakefield
Mass
Coles
Robinhood Cove
Central School
Ethel Toothaker
Webster Harley
Cundy’s Harbor
Georgetown
Five Islands Good Neighbor Club Promotes Library Benefit
The Good Neighbor club gathered at the Five Islands library to prepare scrapbooks for Hyde Home Bath. A July 7 public supper funds the Library Association while members attend a sardine packing film and a comedy loaned by sea fisheries officials. Nearby residents and visitors spoke of church services, Bible school plans, and family visits to summer cottages on Malden Island and Five Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Neighbor Club
Hyde
Bath
Club
Library Association
Brotherhood
Georgetown
Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries
John Shottlier
Five Islands
Parker Head
George Cole
Portland
Robert Whitelock
Brunswick
Beulah Miller
Young Peoples
Ernest Quimby
New England guests at Westport cottages depart after visit
Mr Reed of North Andover Mass and others spent the week at southern Westport cottages. The Wickley place was vacated by Edwin F Hussa and guests Frederick Lueders of Park Avenue New York. Frank King and Albert Humphrey also visited, while Prof Roy J Campbell arrived from Winston Salem NC for the Robin season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reed
North Andover
Mass
Westport
Wickley Place
Edwin F. Hussa
Frederick Lueders
Park Avenue
N. Y
Frank King
Albert Humphrey
Prof
Roy J. Campbell
Winston Salem
N. C
Robinhood
Weekend Visitors at Local Homes Around town
A series of weekend visits are reported with residents and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Lester and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore and children from Massachusetts, Melvin Comeau of Bath, Beverly Rittall and her mother Mrs. Kathleen Rittall, Dennis Moore stationed at Westover Field, Russell Pinkham of Kittery, and the Pierce families visiting Randolph. Helen Thompson and Connecticut friends were listed at a local home, while fishing trips were planned by Arthur Cochrane, George Young, and Edward Talbot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cranshaw
Walter Thomas
Russell Boynton
Malden Island
David Rutherford
Portland
John V. Blase
Brookline
Mass
Joseph S. Harrison
Castle Creek
N. Y
D. W. Staffeld
Herbert Moore
Belmont
Charles Kenney
Bath
Five Islands Cemetery
Carl A. Rasmussen
Wakefield
Robert Lundquist
Mr. Lundquist
Alfred Douglas
Florence
George
Sedgemere Road
Thomas Watson
Philip Pinkham
Dennis Moore
Rudolph Pinkham
Betty Rittall
Bath Canning Co
Lester
Charles Moore
Massachusetts
Moore
Melvin Comeau
Robert Lindgren
Beverly Rittall
Kathleen Rittall
Westover Field
Springfield
Russell Pinkham
Kittery
Francis Pierce
Hiram Pierce
Randolph
A. G. Pierce
Helen Thompson
Connecticut
Arthur Cochrane
George Young
Edward Talbot
Mrs Ardelle H Hogan 50 dies at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Ardelle H Hogan of 44 High Street died Tuesday afternoon at Memorial hospital after a period of illness. Born September 26 1900 in Revere Massachusetts she was the daughter of Wilton G and Albina G Bates. She is survived by her husband one son Richard H Hogan four daughters Barbara Hogan Washington DC Mrs Norman M Field Buffalo NY Mrs Francis Freeman Brewer and Virginia Hogan Bal timore one brother Walter Bates one sister Mrs Harold Adams one nephew Robert Adams and four grandchildren all of Bath. Funeral will be Thursday afternoon from Arthur F Mayo and Son Funeral Residence 819 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carlisle
Race
Edgecomb
Tommy Hutchins
Flora Campbell
Carlisle
Thomas Hagan
Roland E. Peterson
Portland
James Bedford
Whitinsville
Mass
Harry
Brockton
West Georgetown
Frederick Hinckley
Edgar Hunter
Hanover
Herbert Moore
Belmont
Grace Fullerton
Peterson
Moore
Five Islands
Fullerton
Robinhood
Charles P. Nelson
Harry Philbrick
Augusta
Nelson Cottage
Philip Dalrymple
Wellesley Farms
Kennebec Point
C. McLaughlin
Jamaica Plain
Irving F. Hunt
Georgetown Center
Flora Marr Taylor
Vassalboro
Addie Loveitt
Hubert
Bayonne
N. J
Bates College
Trafton
Gardiner
Charles MacMahan
Malden
Walter Beane
Roscoe P. Todd
Melrose
Donald Walker
MacMahan
Helen and
Marie O'Connor
Vincent MacMahan
Bath
Clayton Stevens
J. R. Blackie
Joseph F. Higgins
Bucksport
Gage Bailey
Cambridge
Marion Clarke
Sharon
Clarence Hill
Waldo Mhasenius
Dorchester
Marycliff
Seguinland
Edward Wren
Alfred Rowe
Mary
Robert P. Waller
Newton
Eugenie Bradshaw
Kelley
Ardelle H. Hogan
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Revere
Wilton G
Albina G. (Thornton) Bates
Norman M. Field
Buffalo
N. Y
Francis Freeman
Brewer
Virginia A. Hogan
Baltimore
Walter T. Bates
Harold Adams
Robert Adams
Arthur F. Mayo & Son
Funeral for Mrs Agnes Perry at Crescent Street Home
Funeral services for Mrs Agnes M Perry widow of William Perry were held Tuesday afternoon at two from her Crescent street home led by Rev Howard F Cramer of Beacon Street Methodist church. The service drew many members of organizations she belonged to and flowers filled the room. Bearers were Roy Woodward Irving Burnham Harry Knight and Ralph Dunton. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes M. Perry
William Perry
Crescent Street
Howard F. Cramer
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Roy Woodward
Irving Burnham
Harry Knight
Ralph Dunton
Oak Grove
Mrs Warren Stafford Funeral at Grace Episcopal
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Warren Stafford were held Tuesday afternoon at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev. Canon Charles M. Tubbs officiating. Pallbearers were John P. Carey Walter Hill Howard S. McPhee and Herman Schmidt. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Warren
Stafford
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles M. Tubbs
John P. Carey
Walter Hill
Howard S. McPhee
Herman Schmidt
Oak Grove
Morse High Golf Team Secures State Trophy
Morse High wins the Maine state team trophy in a 45-player event across state clubs. Team total 334 leads Cong 342 and Rockland 347. individual scores cited include Torrey 82 Virta 83 Howard 84 Shaw 85. Morse qualifies seven players for the Maine Interscholastic at Purpoodock June 2022.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Purpoodock Country Club
Morse
Robert Footer
Dennis Gaudet
John Bowie
Mrs Mary Warren Stafford 81 Bath Resident Dies
Mrs Mary Warren Stafford aged 81 of 998 High street Bath died at Memorial hospital after a brief illness Saturday evening. Born in Bath April 19 1870 she was the daughter of John Warren and Mary Ballou and widow of Rev Henry W R Stafford former Grace Episcopal rector. Survived by daughter Muriel M Stafford Bath sons Eric B Bath and Lance V R Stafford Brooklyn N Y plus niece Florilla Ballou Perilla and nephew William R Ballou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Warren Stafford
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Bath
John Warren
Mary (Smith) Ballou
Stafford
Henry W. R. Stafford
Grace Episcopal Church
John W. Ballou
Sagadahoc
Old
Red Cross
Agnes M Perry obituary notes long Bath family ties
Mrs. Agnes M. Perry 67 of 15 Crescent street widow of William J. Perry died at her daughter’s home in Topsham after visiting. Born Nov 15 1883 in Somerville she lived in Topsham Bath and finally Bath again since 1913. Survived by three sons Francis S William A Edward A three daughters, a brother, 16 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. She held many local memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes M. Perry
Crescent Street
William J. Perry
R. T. Woodward
Topsham
Somerville
Frank A
A. Stearns Colby
Bath
Topsham High School
Perry
Genesta Chapter
West Bath Grange
Lowell Temple
Pythian Sisters
Queen Esther Rebekah
Twin Bees
Myrtle Lodge
Odd Ladies
Society of Bowdoin
Francis S
William A
Edward A
Death notice for Thomas G. Jones in Brooklyn
Mrs Ralph W Bragg Farrin street reports the death of her brother in law Thomas G Jones in Brooklyn NY on Sunday May 27 He was born in London England and married Louise Duncan of Bath whose death preceded him in 1946 He is survived by his sister Miss Bessie Jones and two brothers in England
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Ralph W. Bragg
Farrin Street
Thomas G. Jones
Brooklyn
N. Y
London
England
Louise Duncan
Bath
Bessie Jones
Glendale visitor Mrs. Reinemann visits Tarrs in Bath
Mrs. Cleora Reinemann of Glendale California arrives for a several day visit with Mr and Mrs Lewis Tarr at 76 Middle Street Bath. She is a former Bath resident and niece of Mrs Tarr and has spent several weeks visiting in Jersey City New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleora Reinemann
Glendale
Calif
Lewis Tarr
Middle Street
Reinemann
Bath
Tarr
Jersey City
N. J
Varnums Return From Penobscot Cherryfield and Calais Visit
Mr and Mrs Bernard Varnum of Bowman Street returned from a trip visiting Penobscot Cherryfield and Calais where they were guests of relatives while seeing their childhood homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Varnum
Bowman Street
Penobscot
Cherryfield
Calais
Mrs Martha J Hague 68 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Martha J Hague wife of Carl G Hague of Woolwich died after a long illness at Memorial Wednesday. Born March 30 1883 in Rockland she lived in Grand Rapids Michigan before moving to Woolwich. She worked 25 years at a boys camp near Grand Rapids and was active in the Baptist church Ladies Aid and Nequasset Farm Bureau. Survived by husband and nephew Harold Gilmore of York Harbor Funeral from Curtis Funeral Home Saturday at 2 PM with Rev John Anderson burial in Riverside Cemetery Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha J. Hague
Carl G. Hague
Tsoential
Rockland
Charles and
Frances Peabody Rankin
Rockland High School
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wool
Baptist Church
Ladies Aid
Woolwich
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Harold Gilmore
York Harbor
Curtis Funeral Home
John Anderson
Riverside Cemetery
Carl C. Watson Obituary Notices
Carl Carroll Watson 36 died at Sisters hospital Waterville after a short illness. He lived at 12 Columbia street Augusta and worked at Bath Iron Works Central Maine Power Co and the State Highway Commission. He is survived by wife Marion E Watson mother Mrs Fred Ferris three half brothers and three half sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Carroll Watson
Sisters Hospital
Waterville
Columbia Street
Augusta
Watson
Bath Iron Works
Central Maine Power Co
State Highway Commission
Marion E. Watson
Fred Ferris
Kenneth
Frank
Windsorville
Fred, Jr
Death of George A. Ward Masonic Leader Laid to Rest
George A. Ward died in Brockton Massachusetts at about 81 years old. He was a past master of Polar Star Lodge and a Past District Deputy of the 14th Masonic District. In the early 1900s he worked in the drafting room at Hydewell Glass Co. Burial was in Barre Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
George A. Ward
Brockton
Mass
Polar Star Lodge of Masons
Masonic
Hydeweelass Co
Barre
Charles W Ding ley Jr. Funeral Held At A F Mayo & Son
Charles W Dingley Jr. funeral was held Thursday at two from A F Mayo & Son Funeral Home with Rev Dr David L Wilson officiating. World War I veterans and Smith Tobey Post American Legion members were J Horace McClure Frank Reinoehl Ernest Pinkham Roy Getchell Elmer Moore Gardiner Rogers and Michael Smith. A Legion committal service followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Dingley, Jr
A. F. Mayo & Son
David L. Wilson
Beavers
Smith-Tobey Post
American Legion
J. Horace McClure
Frank Reinoehl
Ernest Pinkham
Roy Getchell
Elmer Moore
Gardiner Rogers
Michael Smith
Legion
Oak Grove
Hague Funeral Service for Mrs Martha Hague
Funeral for Mrs Martha Jane Hague held Saturday afternoon at two from Curtis funeral home with Rev. John Anderson of Nequasset church Woolwich officiating. Bearers were George Wright Edwold Carter Forest Baker and William Fogg. Burial in Riverside cemetery Day's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jane Hague
Curtis Funeral Home
John Anderson
Nequasset Church
Woolwich
George Wright
Edwold Carter
Forest Baker
William Fogg
Riverside Cemetery
Day's Ferry
Funeral for Mrs Helen L Cook Held at Mayo Residence
Funeral services for Mrs Helen L Cook were held Friday at 10 AM from the Mayo funeral residence with Rev Laforest E Hodgkins officiating. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen L. Cook
Mayo
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Central Congregational Church
Oak Grove
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Josiah White
Capital Island
William E. Whitney
Salem
Emerson Grammar School
Mount Blue
Bear Pond Park
Clifton Burton
Eva Chickering
Fred Rogers
Betty Connors
Arthur Pratt
Seth Watson
Beech Street
Vanessa Beedle
Alice Roberts
Foster
Boston University
Thor Wringer
Gray’s Department Store
West
P. O
Edward C. Clarey
Esther H. Drummond
Arrowsie
Warren F. Hawley, Jr
Grace Church
Elizabeth Harris
Beatrice Boutin
Wiswall House
Harrington’s Hill
Alex Cunningham
H. J. Frye
Sudbury
Walter Powers
William Bisseth
Oak Grove School
Louise
Martha Rich Bowen
Harold J. Brown
Ferris Leonard
Everett Leonard
John Williams
Fred Woodruff
L. Earle Hagan
Charles Clark
Auburn
Erlon Newdick
Peterson’s General Store
Robinhood, Maine
Alvin Mansfield
Mansfield Moore
Neil Boynton
Marlene Pinkham
Bath Memorial Hospital
Nancy Barter
Vernon E. Gray
Carl Roy
Barbara Pratt
Togus
Carl Bresslin
Blenn Cottage
Victor Pinkham
Clayton Doyle
Mr. Doyle
Quincy Wales
George Lee
Onset
Stanley Lewis
Ralph Gay
Mattie B. MacMahan
Vincent Davis
Leominster
Mrs. Ardelle H. Hogan
Marius H. Page
North Street
Kennebec
Rosinhood Farm
Jersey
Todd's Store
T. B
Bangs
Adolph Ipcar
Prop
Mary W. Stafford
Carl G. Meon
Carl C. Watson
C. W. Dingley, JR
Mrs. Cook
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Washington Street