Richmond Notes on Graduations and Community Life
Mrs. Henrietta S Libby entertains her Beverly aunt as Frances Libby graduates at Colby College Waterville Randall Condon a Colby graduate to address the class Local visitors and Lions club activity plus a ball game proceeds of 81 35 directed to Main street tarring Engagement announced for Ruth Bowdoin and Warrington McCullough Jr Richmond people plan July 4 horse racing trip Various town visitors and events at the opera house and local meetings honors and obituaries for John Clark funeral in Richmond with burial in Litchfield Plains domain
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Henrietta S. Libby
Susie F. Choate
Beverly
Mass
Colby College
Waterville
C. 8. Gray
Point-of-View
Jesse Haley
Auburn
Jennie Broderick
Lions Club
Worster House
Hallowell
Main Street
Charles H. Bowdoin
Jenkintown Manor
Ruth Mary Bowdoin
Warrington B. McCullough, Jr
Warrington B. McCullough
Warrington Farms
Elkins
Alvah Campbell
Hubert Jennings
Jackson
N. H
Charles H. Bowden
Ruth Mary Bowdon
Elkins Park
Bowdon
Elizabeth Conley Keley
Richmond
Rockland
Wallace Baker
Lewiston
Ralph O. Dale
Bath
J. W. Ramblette
J. A. Hinkley
Maine Fire Chiefs’ Club
Boothbay Harbor
Charles Knapp
Gardiner Hospital
Opera House
Jerry
Charles Blake
George
Clarence Merrill
Nellie
Lucile Bailey
Jean
Evelyn Hanson
Mary
Adele Maley
Brick
Denny Champney
Bill
Donald Foster
Monk
Harold Harford
Omaha
Gaddie
W. G. Robinson
Dean Howard
Gaddis
Mina Floyd
Seamore
George M. Dennett
Ray
Warren Reed
Madeline Hutchinson
Lynn
Perl Perry
Eugene Edgecomb
Edith Edgecomb
Francis Meisner
Roswold Edgecomb
Bingham
Richmond Lions
Belgrade Lakes
Russell Ring
Vanessa Beedle
Marpace Grover
Augusta Orday
Cecil Rickards
Linwood
Ernest
S. W. Rickards
Norridgewock
Oscar Douglass
New Sharon
Charles Grondin
Laura Grondin
Olive Stilphen
Old Orchard
George Harford
Franklyn McKenney
Boston
Melvina Borjesson
New York
Elwin Silver
Edward Coughlin
Grafton Notch
Saddleback Mountain
Dorothea Temple
University of Maine
Richmond Corner
White
Litchfield
State Road
E. E. Durand
Mayford Morris
H. H. Hinchliffe
E. E. Rogers
L. F. Roberts
F. P. Anderson
J. W. Randlette
Board of Selectmen
Frank Raynolds
Providence
R. I
Skowhegan
Melville Brown
Concord
Order of Knights of Malta
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Brown
Beacon Commandery
Portland
Albert Henderson
Batheae
John Clark
C. B. Sinden
Litchfield Plains
William Dingley
Garden of Praise at Corliss Street Church Pageant
Children’s day pageant The Garden of Praise at Corliss Street church featured 50 pupils in crepe paper costumes forming a garden scene. Narrator Margaret Hill, instrumentalists and flags were part of a program led by Rev. Charles H. Berry with offerings and Bible verses.
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Corliss Street
Margaret Hill
Catherine Campbell
Shirley Bracey
Estelle McCabe
Rachel Scott
Olive Seavey
Inez Kennerson
Isabelle Paisley
Leroy Stover
Stanley Hill
Charles H. Berry
Katherine Campbell
Geneva Chaney
Beulah Pratt
Hazel Plant
Lucian R. Ames
Pearl Campbell
Georgetown residents return for season at Kennebec Point
A Brookline family opens their Kennebec Point summer home while locals host visitors from Portland Topsham and Waterville. The community holds a school graduation program directed by Lena MacMahan and Ruth Powers at Union Hall with diplomas, a flag salute, plays, and a bake sale for the School League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Dalrymple
Brookline
Kennebec Point
Carrie Baker
Portland
Billings
Miss Mason
Robinhood
Hortense Ward
Topsham
Pollard
John R. Blackie
George Williams
Waterville
West Georgetown
Roy M. Newman
Melrose
Frank H. Wren
Tufts College
Wren
Winchester
Martha Rich Bowen
Andover
Mass
Overlook
Norman Treat
Hazel Treat
Germantown
W. A. Todd
Lena MacMahan
Five Islands
Ruth Powers
Union Hall
Ruth Watson and Ruth Paisley Lead Local Event
Ruth Watson and Isabelle Paisley are listed among attendees with Silas Plant and Robert Bracey. Pianist Mrs Pearl Campbell is noted among participants, suggesting a cultural or social gathering featuring live piano.
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Lace
Ruth Watson
Isabelle Paisley
Silas Plant
Robert Bracey
Mrs
Pearl Campbell
Former Bath Pastor to Broadcast Weekly Program
Rev. John A. Swetnam, ex First Baptist Bath pastor and five-year head of Park Street Baptist Pittsfield NH, will sponsor a weekly radio program The Happy Hour on WKAV Laconia NH every Wednesday at 3 PM DST. Bath friends are urged to write the station.
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John A. Swetnam
First Baptist Church
Park Street Baptist Church
Pittsfield
N. H
New Hampshire
WKAV
Swetnam
Bath
Laconia
Cosmopolitan Club Hosts Opening Supper at Stepping Stones
The Cosmopolitan club welcomed nearly 50 members to Stepping Stones on the Brunswick road for a season opening supper hosted by Mrs. Helen Crosby. The inn, famed for its old fashioned charm and bouquets, offered lobster and chicken suppers. Later, members returned to the clubhouse for card games as Stepping Stones opened to the public Saturday.
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Brunswick Road
Cosmopolitan Club
Helen Crosby
Maine
Packed Children's Day concert at Wesley Church draws crowd
A packed auditorium greeted Wesley Methodist Church's annual Children’s Day concert on Sunday. The event featured performances by Sunday School classes, floral gifts to Kindergarten and Beginners departments, and a long program of recitations, songs, and solos led by Rev. F L Littlefield with many named participants and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Wesley Methodist Church
Forrest L Littlefield
Lloyd Daley
Charles Ripley
Wilfred Trott
William Besaw
Willard McLean
Walter F. Day
F. L. Littlefield
Wildwood
Smiley
Albert Whitney Feod
Beth Trett
Geraldine Nickerson
Valerie Nickerson
Iene Norma Cummings
Charles Lermond
Grace Whittemore
Memorial Sunday Bath Firemen Pay Homage
Seventy two firemen from all companies paid tribute to deceased comrades on Memorial Sunday. Drum Major Edwin L. Emmons led in a vivid parade to cemeteries with Morse High School band under John H. Grindell. Chief Charles E. Parks and assistants Richard Frates and Scott Morse marched. honored were Oscar F. Williams and John Eagle. A prayer by Rev Howard P. Jett and a eulogy by Rev George B. Wolstenholme followed at Joseph Everard’s grave before return to Engine 4 quarters on Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Emmons
Morse High School
John H. Grindell
Charles E. Parks
Richard Frates
Scott Morse
Bride-to-be faces deportation over cross-border housing visit
Miss Delimba Coulombe of Baker Lake New Brunswick planned a future Maine home visit across the international boundary without proper formalities. Immigration officers arrested her, bringing her to Bangor. She faces deportation but expects to return to Maine with the required credentials.
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Delimba Coulombe
Baker Lake
N. B
Jin
Maine
Bangor
Five Islands Weekend social and town notes
Lightbody of Rochester and many Bath and Portland residents passed the weekend at homes and cottages around Five Islands. Families arrived for visits, repairs were begun on a local garage, a Bath hospital patient underwent surgery, and schools closed for summer vacation as resident families enjoyed boating and weekend getaways along Harmon's Harbor and Popplestone Beach.
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Lightbody
Rochester
N. H
Charles Kenney
Bath
Five Islands
T. W. Blaisdell
E. P. Allen
Oakland
Mr. Allen
Frank MacMahan
Boston
MacMahansland
D. L. Howard
Clifford Landry
South Boston
Landry
Lincoln Campbell
F. M. Reid
I. L. Stevens
E. C. Higgins
Medford
Mass
Higgins
Clarence White
White
New York
Popplestone Beach
Vincent MacMahan
C. V. MacMahan
Bath Hospital
Mona Campbell
Edith Pinkham
The
Bath High School
Ellsworth Pinkham
Arthur Berry
Augusta
W. L. Berry
T. E. Cromwell
Alice Cromwell
E. A. Freeman
Togus
M. F. Biggins
Arlington
Frank Perkins
Edmund Lewis
Clara Hinckley
Portland
Percy McGilvrey
H. J. Eisenhaeur
Mr. Acroid
Cambridge
Harmon's Harbor
Five Islands School Closes After Strong Attendance
Five Islands grammar school ended its term Monday with an average attendance of 18. Pupils Erland Moore Phyllis Harford Vernon Gray Jr and Albion Carr had no absences. Vernon Gray Jr was the only student not absent all year. The school merged with Georgetown center for Community day and graduation at the town hall Friday night featuring recitations songs and plays by students and a sale of cake candy and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hagan
Aunee
Helen Noyes
Boston
Marson
Sagadahoc Bay
Anne L. Reade
Medford
Kennebec Point
A. A. Lawker
Reade
Vestry
Arrowsic School
Georgia Walker
Little River Beach
Alfred Rowe
Rapheal
Benton
Frank Green
Thelma
Elmer McFarland
Doris Bennett
Bath
Elizabeth Hunt
Thomas Hagan
Earle Hagan
Central Church
Bath High School
Maude Thayer
Westbrook Seminary
West Georgetown
Elsie Mains
Charles Mains
William Steadman, Jr
William Steadman
F. W. Hovey
First Baptist Church
Alice Hovey
Colby College
Amy
Edgecomb
Gner
Alfred Farrow
Carol Farrow
Smoke
Harold Hunt, Jr
Carrotin
Herbert Hunt
Eva Mavns
Nellie Taft
Carl Delano
Imal ON Mearns Eee
Carent
Barbara Gray
Nona Mains
Gilise
Trecenie Marion Hunt
Regina Delano
Miss MacGinnis
Five Islands
Erland Moore
Phyllis Harford
Vernon Gray
Albion Carr
Harold Rowe
Georgetown Center School
Town Hall
Peggy Gray
Marie Rittall
Cora Hanna
Helen Rowe
Maine
Earland Moore
State of Maine
Mary Cote
Herbert Campbell
Marjorie Berry
Hope Berry
Lincoln Campbell
Columbia
Morse High elects Harry Ring 1932 baseball captain
Harry Ring, Morse high school star in both basketball and baseball, was elected captain of the 1932 Morse High School baseball team. He played first base the last two seasons, led the team with a .335 batting average last year, and was a scoring ace of the Bates tournament team. His father and brother also played baseball, highlighting a family athletic lineage. Separate items note the death of George H. Greenleaf of Everett, Mass., prominent Mohawk Motor Co. official and community member, with funeral details. The Clancys’ daughter Maric was a patient at Falmouth sanitarium, prompting a family visit.
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Harry Ring
Morse
M.H.S
Harry
H. E. Ring
Washurn Street
Morse High Diamond
Sammy Cutis
Bates
Don
University of Maine
Albert McFadden
Park Street
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Yacht Halonia Leaves Bath for Chicago
The 148-foot diesel yacht Halonia sailed from Bath Iron Works Monday at 9 55 for Chicago, owner Charles H Thorne of Pasadena and Chicago. The keel was laid Jan 13 1931 and she went overboard May 2, about 109 days construction. The entourage included Miss Leslie Thorne and Capt Charles A Blair. The journey follows a route through Portland lightship to Nova Scotia, St Lawrence River, Great Lakes, and Welland canal ending in Chicago.
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Halonia
Bath Iron Works Corp
Chicago
Ill
Charles H. Thorne
Pasadena
Cal
Bath Plant
Hallet Thorne
Leslie Thorne
New York
Charles A. Blair
Iron Works
Portland
Blair
Detroit
Mich
Straits of Canso
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton Island
St. Lawrence Bay
St. Lawrence River
Lake Ontario
Welland Canal
Lake Erie
St. Mary's River
St. Mary’s River
Lake St. Mary
Lake Huron
Michigan
Straits of Mackinaw
Lake Michigan
Bridgham to Toastmaster at Naval Banquet
Bath marks its 150th birthday with a banquet honoring Lieut John A Lord Bath and Old Ironsides crew aboard the frigate Constitution. Edward W Bridgham is toastmaster at the Masonic Temple July 13 followed by a dance at Arcade Ballroom for sailors and guests. Morse High band leads July 14 parade chaired by Eugene M Desmond with bumper signs promoting the visit July 13 14 15 for ship inspection.
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Bath
John A. Lord of
Ironsides
Grebe
Small
Masonic Temple
Edward W. Bridgham Esq
Grindell
Colonial Club
Arcade
Morse High School
Eugene M. Desmond
Legion hosts county council gathering at Le Legion Park
James Fitzgerald post A L and auxiliary hosted a Friday night meeting of the Kennebec councils of the Legion and auxiliaries at Le Legion Park near Three Mile Pond. Members from nine posts attended an afternoon of boating bathing and fishing. The main business was organizing the county delegation and marching body for the department convention in Calais from July 23 to 28.
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James Fitzgerald
A. L
Kennebec
The
Legion
Legion Park
Three Mile Pond
Calais
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Pastor Offering
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Barbara Hopkins
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Shirley Miller
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Daniel Hatch
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Maxine Wallace
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Reta Lewis
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Edward Clancy
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