Richmond locals share summer visits and town happenings
Richmond society notes describe Miss Nellie Thomas leaving for summer in North Pleasant street, visits by Miss Alberta Sedgiey and many other cousins and friends across Livermore Falls Randolph Portland and Boston, a Willow tree blocking Chestnut street, thieves stealing gasoline, roadwork and sewer construction, church and grange events, and numerous confirmations of visits, moves, and trips among residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore Falls
North Pleasant Street
Alberta Sedgiey
Winthrop
Alice Favor
Young's
Henry McMasser
Burlington, Vt
James Fields
Margaret Grover
Randolph
George Leavitt
William Doane
Dorothy
Irene
North Quincy
Mass
Samuel Blake
County
Lane
Chestnut Street
Harry Whitney
Somerville
William Kimball
A. W. Call
Everett
Hawks
North Weymouth
Flora Mayers
North Front Street
Ida Oliver
Portland
Marilla Tarr
Ora Reed
Cadillac Mountain
Tarr
Miss Reed
George McMaster
Kimball Street
Roy C. Harlow
Cleveland
Cinnie Willis
Oscar Stetson
Tar
Farmington
George Wrenn
Chester Wrenn
Hallowell
Charles Wrenn
Maurice Wrenn
Phyllis Wrenn
Thorndike
John Coughlin
Malden
Coughlin
Sarah Coughlin
Mary Coughlin
Betty Coughlin
Melvina Borjesson
New York
Phil Densmore
Borjesson
Cora Little
Milton
Nettie Stewart
Connecticut
Leon Batchelder
Abbie Hulse
Bowdeinham
Susan Borjesson
Stella King
Farm Bureau
Progressive Grange Hall
F. S. Meacham
Lillian Chase
Young
Lewis Rideout
Florence Wheeler
Archer McMaster
P. O. West
Eleanor Meacham
Boston
Arthur Locke
Whiteman
J. W. Hartford
Dorothea Temple
Gardiner
A. G. Baker
Litchfield
Eva Kirkpatrick
Making a Survey of School Janitors
The Public School Finance Commission of Maine surveys janitors in public schools to determine numbers full time part time and duties. Dr Paul R Mort of Teachers College leads the research with data on floor space cleaning and duties across classrooms gymnasiums and other areas. The study also considers lawn care window cleaning and nontraditional janitorial tasks. A second item notes the funeral of Mrs Flora A Bowie in Lisbon Falls with services led by Rev Edward Ellis and burial in Littlefield cemetery Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Public School Finance Commission
Brann
Paul R. Mort
Teachers College
Columbia University
Flora A. Bowie
Millard Bowie
Wilbur D. Burns
Washington Street
F. E. Crosman
Lisbon Falls
Edward Ellis
Universalist Church
Bath
Littlefield
Durham
Maine Couple Weds in Portland Then Tour Ancient Lands
A Maine couple Tracy Webster of Rome and Ella Boone of Carthage wed in Portland and planned a extended honeymoon visiting Athens Corinth Damascus then Egypt with stops at Gilead Hebron Jerusalem Lebanon Mars Hill Naples Smyrna and Troy before settling in Harmony. Bowdoin College Non Fraternity group leads scholastically with 12.191 versus Alpha Tau Omega 9.804. Alpha Tau Omega to hold Student Council Cup for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Utterback
Maine
Ralph O. Brewster
Tracy Webster
Rome
Ella Boone
Carthage
Portland
Athens
Corinth
Damascus
Etna
Egypt
Gilead
Hebron
Jerusalem
Lebanon
Mars Hill
Naples
Bay
Smyrna
Troy
Mrs. Tracy
Bowdoin College
Alpha Tau Omega
Friday Was 63rd Wedding Anniversary for Rollins Couple
Mr and Mrs Charles F Rollins celebrated their 63rd wedding anniversary on Elm Street Sabattus formerly of Lewiston Friends visited and they received a basket of flowers telegraphed from Boston by their son Oscar D Rollins This is his customary gift on their wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Dunklee
Richmond
Della Grondin
Annie Allard
Eleanor
Gardiner
Wallace N. Price
Lawrence Arsenault
William H. Farley
Ora Reed
Front Street
Ida Hubbard
Swan Island
Roxy Woodward Harvey
Dresden
Alfred Houdlette
West Dresden
Paul Jack
Brunswick
Boston
T. J. Southard
Edward Jack
Belfast
Flora Mayers
Brunswick Hospital
Enterprise Grange
Harry Rackley
Topsham
Ethel Rankins
Seth Watson
Florence Watson
Mabelle Crillen
Pemaquid
Rockland
Geneveive Lynch
Theresa Roberts
Jamaica Plain
Pleasant View Farm
Henry Fenner
Providence
R. L
Long Island
N. Y
Cecil Richards
Ansel Marshall
Harvey Berry
Portland
Alice Lindley
Jenny Lindley
Lowell
Mass
Georgia Small
South Royalton
N. H
N. B. Cothell
Robert
Cliftondale
Cothell
Charles Foster
Lincoln Street
Charles F. Rollins
Elm Street
Sabattus
Lewiston
Oscar D. Rollins
Far and Near Society Birthday Party at Corliss Street Baptist
Mrs. Frank Purington entertained the Far and Near Missionary society of Corliss street Baptist church with a birthday gathering. Seventeen ladies attended, sharing lunch boxes and work, then enjoyed a festive indoor lunch with cake ice cream and flowers adorning the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Purington
Lower Middle Street
Missionary Society
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Ruby Preble
John Wright
Purington
Charles Berry
Clarice Berry
Pearl Dunbar
Bonney
Lee Scott
Perfect Attendance At Dike School By Grade
The following pupils at Dike School achieved perfect attendance for the last school year. Grade 8 lists Howard Barter Arthur Brown Kenneth Chaney Hazel Crocker Harold Marston Robert Perry Waldo Weston Jr Hazel Harnish Howard Reynolds. Grade 6 Janet Beardsley Joyce Cook Arline Harnish Georgia Kakos Robert Mitchell. Grade 5 Frank Danforth Toula Kakos Robert Marston Camilla Pratt John Quirk Marian Sprague Barbara Vigne Francis Perry. Grade 4 Peggy Ayer Helen Cormier Roberta Lewis Herbert Steeves Helen Tabor. Grade 3 George Poulos Richard Poulos. Grade 2 Nick Poulos Douglas Marston. Grade 1A Marian Marston Barbara Huntley. Grade 1B Barbara Danforth. Opportunity School Robert McIntire Chester McIntire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike School
Barbara Vigne
Francis Perry
Peggy Ayer
Helen Cormier
Roberta Lewis
Herbert Steeves
Helen Tabor
George Poulos
Richard Poulos
Nick Poulos
Douglas Marston
Marian Marston
Barbara Huntley
Barbara Danforth
Opportunity School
Robert McIntire
Chester McIntire
Real Estate Transfers in Sagadahoc Registry
Real estate transfers recorded over three weeks across Sagadahoc towns including Bath Bowdoin Georgetown Richmond Topsham West Bath and listings show multiple parcels conveyances among individuals and estates plus a social note that Miss Lillian Green of North Cambridge Massachusetts visits the Reynolds at 1345 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Bath
Harold L. Troop
Sidney L. Eaton
Seneca H. Conley
William O. Robson
Fred O. Hayward
Hazel S. Stickney
Howard E. Kaler
Daniel McDougall
Frederick Edney
Carl H. Pinson
Katherine F. Neagle
Gerard Boucher
Mary Spear Terrell
Allan Spear
Simon M. Stewart
Lillian Green
North
Cambridge, Mass
Thomas F. Reynolds
Washington Street
All Wool Suits and Menswear at Bargain Prices
Vintage sale ad lists low prices on suits, shirts, and pants. Names Endicott Johnson shoes, bathing suits, broadcloth pajamas, and various wool and khaki garments with prices ranging from under $1 to about $18.50. Items include boys clothing and linen knickers, noting handmade suits and a wide selection of fabric types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endicott Johnson
Five Islands club season opener draws wide attendance
The Five Islands Improvement Association met in the club room on a rainy Tuesday to plan the summer. President Mrs. B. F. Perry presided, committees were formed, and a weekly social hour after meetings was approved. Numerous residents and guests arrived at Pollyanna Lodge and other cottages, with activity on construction and visits spanning Bath, Waterville, and Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Islands Improvement Association
B. F. Perry
A. Duncan Rogers
Gordon College
Clarice Berry
Bath
Carrie
Isabel Stevens
Rogers
John W. Gilmore
Percy Savage
Zetta Higgins
Medford
Mass
Pollyanna Lodge
Pauline Rasmussen
Frances Reed
Concord
N. H
Bert Sheddin
Paul Thompson
Katharine Pendergast
Thomaston
Helen Mulligan
Alice Mulligan
Plummer Cottage
Robert Coombs
Moulton
Ada McGilvary
Portland
Percy McGilvary
Leon Williams
Waltham
Jean Thompson
Fremont
R. G. Frost
Avis Luce
Augusta
Edward Fleming
Lillian Mills
Herbert Moore
Hillman
Guy Sprague
William
Hyde Park
Five Islands
Everett Reid
New York City
Walter E. Reid
Seguinland
Harold Rowe
Carl
Ellsworth Pinkham
Basil McMah
Nancy Blen
Daytona
Charles
Belmont
Mr. Moore
Herbert
Howard Cottage
Alex Marr
Everett
Joseph G. Rowe
F. B. White
Winthrop
Frank Quimby
Malden
Quimby
Charles Jones
Helen
Ruth Jones
Harmon's Harbor
Harry Lishness
Florida
C. H. Minchen
Boston
Bar Harbor
Bangor
Aileen Thompson
Waterville
Martha Thompson
Joseph G. Stevens
Frost
Percy Allen
Oakland
Coward
Gertrude Carr
Charles Campbell
Arrowsic
Paul A. Thompson
New York
Thompson
Tinagami
Ontario
Wallace Smith
Dorchester
Arthur Hunt
Arthur Walker
Malden Island
L. D. Moulton
E. B. Clark
Brooklyn
N. Y
E. B. Clark, Jr
L. A. Bucknam
Daniel H. Wyman
Daytona Beach
Fla
Moore-Davis
Sedgemere Road
Clark
Wyman
University of Florida
J. A. Folsom
Lester Woodward
Folsom Cottage
Frank Danforth
Marion Danforth
Arlington
Briggs Cottage
Social Column Notes on Bath Visitors and Trips
Susan Briggs and others travel through Bath with Miss Winnifred Briggs staying a week. Gray of Richmond visits Friday. Bath residents including the Blen and Thompson families journey to Camp Songadeewin and Lake Willoughby, then to New Berlin, N Y. Several Bath and North Jay residents spend time at cottages and with relatives, preparing homes for July occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Briggs
Winnifred Briggs
Gray
Richmond
G. W. Blen
Nancy
Letitia Blen
Bath
Paul A. Thompson
Joseph G. Stevens
Carrie Stevens
Robert Thompson
Martha Thompson
Camp Songadeewin
Lake Willoughby
Martha
New Berlin
N. Y
Dorothy Thompson
D. L. Howard
Herman Barter
Richard
Vernon Gray
Ralph Davis
Maurine
Litte Sheepscot
Five Islands
Rose Wilkins
James Wilkins
Alice Wilkins
North Jay
Roland Wilkins
Vermont
William Marr
Almon Marr
Lester Lewis
Norman Howard
Pearl Rittall
Dresden
Fred Rittall
Proud Morse granddaughters honor Mrs. King at three graduations
Mrs Alfred King of 46 South street celebrated as three granddaughters, Nellie Esther and Ruth Virginia King, and Charlotte Edith King, all graduated with honors from Morse high and Gorham Normal over the past three years. The honored matron, soon 74, recalls her late husband on the tenth anniversary of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred King
South Street
Charlotte Edith King
Morse High School
Miss King
Ernest P. King
Nellie Esther King
Howard E. King
Morse
Gorham Normal
Ruth Virginia King
Charles H. McIntire
D. L. McIntire
King
Percy King
Frank King
Gorham
Howard King
Harry E. Barker
Dorothy Parshley
Mr. King
State aided Lincoln street project begins this Saturday
State aid construction on Lincoln street between Andrews road and North street began Saturday per Mayor Harold P. Small. Steam shovels arrived Friday and work is expected to last a month or more. Westbound through traffic will detour via North and Washington streets to Vine street and the bridge, while Vine street from the bridge to Washington street is open for through traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Street
Andrews Road
North Street
Harold P. Small
Washington Streets
Vine Street
Washington Street
Red Cross disaster chief commends Bath Five Islands relief
Henry Baker, disaster director of the National American Red Cross, visits Bath and Five Islands to praise the Bath chapter for quick aid to Five Island fire victims. Grants are approved, rehabilitation begins, and daily subscriptions flow to the local relief fund at City Hall or to Disaster Treasurer L. H. Rowe. All relief funds go to sufferers with no deductions for national or chapter expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baker
National American Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Bath
Five Islands
City Hall
L. H. Rowe
Maine
Red Cross
Ex City Marshal Achieves Perfect 29 Card Cribbage
Bath elder John C. Minott and his daughter Flora Randall played cribbage at 17 Beacon Street when Minott, a long time city figure, counted a perfect hand for 29. He held jack of clubs and three five spots with the five of clubs turned up, yielding a rare 29 in his many years of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Minott
Bath
Flora Randall
Beacon Street
Mr. Minott
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Salisbury
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Howard M. Trafton
R. P. Todd
Warren
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Robert Waller
Newton
Eugenie Bradshaw
Georgetown-Arrowsie
Working League
Camp Shelta-Sea
R. W. Hansell
D. W. Shaw
Massachusetts
Rose Whitney Smith
Sagadahoc Bay
Duncan Rogers
Gordon Bible School
First Baptist Church
James Stevens
Lloyd Pinkham
Woodrow Gray
Alfred MacMahan
Walter Schoepfer
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Frank W. Hovey
Grace Hovey
Thomas Hagan
Walter Cunningham
Lady Evangelists
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Oregon
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Elizabeth Thompson
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Anne Wardwell
Clayton Heald
Doris
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Christine Williams
George Powers
Harry Heald
Carroll Powers
Alvah Reynolds
John Williams
Baptist Church
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Max Katz
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