Richmond Notes and Visits From Town and Beyond
Richmond residents and visitors populate a column of social notes. Capt. Charles Hewett of Kittery visits friends. families from Milo, Wisconset, Brockton, Providence, and New York stay with locals or travel through town. A long burning sawdust fire near the shipyard is finally extinguished after an hour. Community events include Farm Bureau meetings with cake making, a Commercial Club gathering with an education talk, and student moving pictures at Richmond High. Incorporation of Ideal Shoe Co. approved. local residents travel to Brunswick, Portland, and Dresden for visits and weekend stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hewett
Kittery
Henrietta Libby
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pleasant Street
Ship Yard
Richmond
Brunswick
American Red Cross
Ellsworth
New Auburn
Ernest J. Rafford
Milo
Elizabeth Sewell
Wiscasset
Merle L. Thompson
Annie Locke
Whitman
Mass
J. W. Hartford
Betsy Lutz
Old Orchard
Ina Lutz
Brockton State College
W. L. Bean
Dorothy Bean
Brockton
D. S. White
Brunswick Road
H. M. Tarr
Providence
R. I
Roy Rippenburg
Charles Reynolds
Detroit
Mich
Fred Hutchinson
Lynn
Cora McAffee
Blanche Humphrey
Elizabeth McAffee
Yarmouth
Esther Parker
Gwendolyn Tarr
Eugene W. Hall
Houston
Bertelle Skinner
Dorothy Alen
Augusta
W. H. Johnson
Lelia Douglass
Farm Bureau
County Road
Eva Knight
Grange Hall
Miss Welsh
Royce Denham
Elmer Eaton
Gene Flipsey
Boston
Ralph Flanders
New England Conservatory of Music
Charles Fairbrother
Walter Anderson
Terrance Curran
Frederick Naylor
Lowell
Frank Hea
Cambridge
C. L. Blair
Clifton Babb
A. D. Chase
Charles Biglin
Emerson School
Charles Corbin
John Schofield
Portland
Cora Searles
Mary of
New York City
Carroll Clark
Commercial Club
Victor R. E. Carey
Josephine James
Donald Mosher
Linwood Castner
Miss Mann
Carroll Terrill
Leroy Cleveland
Harmon
Ica
Gordon Curran
Richmond High School
Lester Umberhind, Jr
Chester Emmons
Kate Smith
Hazel Brown
Clara Bow
Elva Purington
Ramon Navaro
Richard Thompson
Clark Gable
Carl Watts
Frank Beedle
Leighton Gardner
Leighton, Jr
Dresden
Eva Kirkpatrick
New Jersey
Llewellyn McMaster
Auburn
A. E. McMaster
Mattie Siegars
Guy Siegars
C. H. Cobb
B. S. Cobb
C. E. Mc¢isner
Eleanor and
Junior
Waltham
Eugene S. Edgecomb
Ora C. Pomeroy
Betty
Barbara Pomeroy
Miss Higgins
Gardiner
Everett Hatch
Jean Edgecomb
Eugene Edgecomb
Ruth Curran
Harry Curran
Joseph Kelley
Beverly
Mae Travers
Swampscot
Frank Cheney
Dawson L. Fulcher, Jr
Massachusetts
Pulcher
Bernard Pierce
Frances
Miss Crowley
Somerville
Thomas Pierce
Frank Temple
Amesbury
Pearl Rittall
Percy Little
Gardiner General Hospital
Pauline Dickinson
Helen
Phylis Witham
White Road
Frank Colbroth
North Conway
N. H
J. T. Witham
Roland Grant
Boothbay Harbor
Ora C. Pomroy
Lawrence W. Oddy
Alice M. Oddy
Sanford
William Ormondroyd
Leslie Seekins
U. of M
Edward Bullock
South Portland
Stanley Marr
Waterville
Julia Richards
Elwood Edgecomb
E. G. Herbert
Fred Rowe
Mildred Costellow
J. N. Haynes
Bath
Joseph Pray
John Skillen
Ideal Shoe Co
Attorney General's Department
Ethel Mascott
Manuel Mascott
Alton Cooper
Ralph Put
Mrs. Wallace Gardner
Miss Hazel Gardner
Bowdoin Residents Targeted by Card Scheme
Sheriff Henderson reports Bowdoin residents bought $2 cards from a stranger claiming to urge salary cuts and county consolidation to cut taxes. The man accepted cash and farm produce. James Connellan, Portland attorney and former Colby football scout, visited Bath for legal matters with John Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Henderson
Louis J. Brann
Bowdoin
State House
Henderson
James Connellan
Portland
Bath
John E. Fitzgerald
Connellan
Colby
Georgetown News Roundup of Local Guests and Parish Events
Georgetown communities feature numerous visitors and weekend hosts from Bath, Portland, Melrose and New York. Notable events include the ordination of L. Earle Hagan as deacon, evangelistic meetings led by California Lady Evangelists, and holiday gatherings at Five Islands and Kennebec Point. Parish activities at First Baptist and Five Islands churches spotlighted by Rev. F. W. Hovey and Miss Nora Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Campbell
Woolwich
Joseph W. Lane
Melrose
Mass
Indian Point
Roy M. Newman
Gaston Lachaise
New York City
John Grindell
Mark Hennessy
William Hennessy
Bath
Augusta Rowe
Ernest Heald
Norman Trafton
Gardiner
H. G. Heald
A. S. Cunningham
Bryer
Portland
Howard M. Trafton
Everett Trafton
Charles Williams
Beckett
West Georgetown
B. H. Woodside
Nancy Russell
Russell
Frank E. Hollis
Ralph Carlisle
Winchester
Kennebec Point
W. C. Todd
Marjorie Hinckley
Bath City Hospital
Sagadahoc Bay
C. L Hinckley
Walter F. Parker
Providence
R. I
Pohek House
Robinhood
Jothamn Field
Georgetown
First Baptist Church
Field
Edgar Warren
Arthur L. Todd
Louise
Lisbon
Jennie Todd
Harry Horne
Fannie Burnell
Norway
Sumner Bryer
Boothbay
William H. Daley
Mark W. Hennessy
BE. Willis Beane
Paul B. Smith
Waltham
Walter T. Ey
Lewiston
Crowell Cottage
Five Islands
Sydney Dalrymple
Brookline
C. L. Hinckley
Rapheal Higgins
Gray Road Park
Ruth Hinckley
Bohmsalk
Texas
Boston University
Arrowsic
Gilbert Lewis
L. Earle Hagan
Nettie Gray
Madelyn Berry
Everett Whittemore
Edward Wren
Robert Read
Medford
F. W. Hovey
Edgecomb
Christian Endeavor Society
First Baptist Vestry
Amy Hovey
Marion Hunt
E. C. Clarey
Friends
Center
Nora E. Jordan
Beatrice Spies
California Lady Evangelists
Miss Jordan
First Baptist Church of
George Gray
Byron Campbell
Ellsworth Pinkham
Five Islands Church
Bath Nine Trounces Richmond In Eight Run Baseball
Bath defeats Richmond 8 to 0 at Kelley field with Frank Sheridan homering his team’s first homer of the season. Sprague pitched well, Bath turning two double plays and stout defense backing him as Gardner suffers a fractured ankle sliding into second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Bath
Kelley Field
Kalsemine
Richmond
Frankie Sheridan
Shipping City Crew
Roy Bennett
Dido
Gardner
Dive Sprague
Bath Club
Cannonball Oliver
Jimmy Callan
Gus Meister
Mark Hayes
Couglin
Hayes
Randall
Miller
Oliver
Sprague
Sheridan
Thayer
Paiment
Callan
Meister
Gus
Bennett
Sargent
Frankie
Hank
Dave
T. Little
Coughlin
Memorial Day Program at Five Islands Grange
Five Islands grange held an open session on May 30 with a Memorial Day program featuring Fred Rittall on violin and Mrs. Mabel Dickey on piano. The afternoon included songs, readings, recitations, and remarks, with strong community turnout and several future local events noted. An outdoor meeting at Hagan's Cove followed, conducted by Rev. Frank Hovey, with Nora Jordan delivering the address and a baptism by Rev. Hovey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grange
Fred Rittall
Mabel Dickey
Song
America
the Beautiful Barter
Barbara Gray
Kathleen Rittall
Ethelyn Barter
Edith Pinkham
Addie Moulton
Lelic C. Rowe
Lincoln Campbell, Jr
Lincoln Campell, Jr
Raymond Belanger
Arlineton
Vesta Rowe
Pian
Frank Hovey
Flanders Field
Vernon Gray, Jr
Hagan's Cove
Georgetown Center
Bath
H. P. Jett
the Nazarene Church
Nora Jordan
Miss Jordan
Spie
Alfred A. MacMahan
Percy MacGilvrey
Percy Allen
Oakland
Arthur Hunt, Jr
Bowdoin College
George’ Smith
Grange Circle
Grange Hall
Grange Library
Corinne Smith
Cambridge
Mass
B. F. Perry
Norman Howard
Five Islands
Alfred Rowe
Joseph E. Blaisdell
Lester Davis
Arthur, Lermond and
Vincent
North Anson
Robinhood
D. R. Stevens
Mr. Clifford
J. G. Stevens
Ellis Ellingwood
South Paris
Boston
Knowlton
J. P. Lewis
Medford
Fred Pratt
George Gray
Woodrow ,Gray
William Marr
Alice Cromwell
Ellsworth Pinkham
Henry Moore
Woolwich
E. M. Horton
C. M. Bigelow
Camden
Helen Rowe
Marjorie Berry
Hope Berry
Vernon Gray
John Grindell
Crowell Cottage
E. Willi, Beane
Paul Smith
Waltham
Mark Hennessey
William Daly
Walter Ey
Lewiston
Walter Moore
Hallowell
Paul Stevens
Russell Pinkham
Madelyn Berry
Azuba Holland
Virginia Rowe
Charles Lewis
Gilbert Standish
Davis
Lebel Located and Brought to Trial on Four Indictments
Clarence Lebel, 15, was located in North Waldoboro after a warrant charged him in four breaks at Oakhurst Dairy and Central Grammar School since April. He was brought to Bath for the June term of Superior Court. An officer tracked him from Dorchester, Mass., via Joseph Lebel, and extra deputies aided the arrest after a 18 mile detour to secure service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lebel
Walter L. Whitney
Oakhurst Dairy
Central Grammar School
Bath
Superior Court
Lebel
Dorchester
Mass
Joseph Lebel
North
Waldoboro
Farber Davis
Lincoln County
Young Men Benefit By Attendance At Leadership Sessions
Several youths who attended last year’s Leadership Conference at the State Y M C A Camp returned to render notable leadership in churches and schools. Notable participants include Frank E. Harvie James W Temple W Nelson Waters Charles L Stewart Howard Larrabee Robert J Bracey and others who have taken on roles in Sun day school Epworth League Grace Grace Church Summer Vacation School Hi Y clubs and high school activities. The article highlights the camp’s value for personal development recreation and vocational guidance with over 40 courses and mentions a chance for 14 men to attend with expenses paid to coach in local youth leagues. The Leadership Conference runs from June 24 to July 1 at the State Y M C A Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Harvie
Winter Street
James W. Temple
Wesley Church
Epworth League
W. Nelson Waters
Grace Church
Charles L. Stewart
Gordon Theological College
Boston
Wesley G. Marco
William F. Grindell
Omar R. King
Ivan J. Kirkpatrick
History of North Center PTA Picnic Read at Sunnyside Lodge
A history of the North Center PTA and a summary of the Benevolent committee’s work for 1932 1933 were presented at a Sunnyside Lodge picnic for 34 members. Mrs Wilmer I Voorhees re elected president spoke, and reports listed Red Cross garments, clothing, baby items, meals for the needy, and numerous aid efforts. Transportation was organized by Mrs Ascoe P McFadden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center
Benivalent
Association
Sunnyside Lodge
Campbel
J. Edward Drake
Siminwaide
Campbell’s Pnd
Harry F. Morin
Arthur J. Nichols
Dwight W. Prerc
Milton C. Trott
Leslie J. Wold
William R. Freeman
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Red Cross
Center Street
Gospel Mission
Bath City Hospital
Woolwich
Cone Bay
Carolyn M. Stackp
Salvation Army
Ascoe P. McFadden
Chiareuc
Maine eases license rule for out of state drivers
Maine updates its license law allowing non residents from states not requiring operator licenses to drive indefinitely in Maine without obtaining a Maine license if their home state requires registration and licensing. The change applies to vehicles with a rated capacity over 3000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Pine Tree
Directors Back In Charge As Bank Returns To Brunswicks
Conservatorship of Samuel L. Forsaith and First National Bank of Brunswick ends at 6 00 am Tuesday, returning control to the bank’s directors after it had been closed since March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. Forsaith
First National Bank of Brunswick
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