Richmond Church Holds Observances And Local Society News
Rich mond Children's Day was observed Sunday at church with Rev a ves preaching on The Right ise Th ings. St Matthews Episcopal services were led by Thomas Davis of Philadelphia. Rev Lester R Norton spoke on Preparing for Life's Work. Pine Cone Troop Girl Scouts met with awards given. captain Mrs Eula Terrill leaving to be a camp counselor. Emerson Lane Post officers installed with county officials. Various locals visit relatives and attend weddings and town events.
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A . Ves
St. Matthews
Episcopal
Thomas Davis
Philadelphia
Lester R. Norton
Pire
Joseph W. Randlette
New England Pire Chiefs Association
Providence
R. I
F. G. Connor
Fost
A. A. Ring
Laurelle Priest
Russell Black
Emerson Lane
A. L
Peter Thaamum
Winthrop
Ned Bigelow
Augusta
Pine Cone
Velma Berry
Eula Terrill
Bear Mt
N. Y
Paul Donovan
Lynn
Mass
Clarence Lang
Hope Johnston
Presque Isle
Chester Lord
Albert H. Reed
Manchester
Minnie Waldron
American Legion
Legion
Byron Ludwig
River Road
Gtinson’s Corner
Beedle Road
Romeo Bellevance
Jeanette
Colette
Holliday
New Hampshire
Mitchell and family recall Portland father Charles H. Mitchell
Mr and Mrs Whitman Mitchell of Milan street return from Portland after the death of Charles H. Mitchell at his home 46 A Bramhall street following a months long illness. He formerly lived in Bath and worked in shipyards before moving to Portland where he served as vault keeper at Portland National Bank. Survived by wife Emma Harris Mitchell seven grandchildren and three sons Lewis Edson Whitman all of Portland and Whitman Mitchell of Milan. Funeral services were held Sunday at Hay and Peabody on Congress street and burial in Walnut Hill family lot.
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Whitman Mitchell
Milan Street
Portland
Mitchell
Charles H. Mitchell
Bramhall Street
Bath
Portland National Bank
Emma
Harris) Mitchell
Clifford Gawyer
South Portland
Byron Wright
Lewis and
Edson Mitchell
City
Susan Price
Hay & Peabody Funeral Home
Congress Street
Walnut Hill
Daniel H. Munro, Bath Iron Works veteran, dies at 79
Daniel H. Munro, 79, longtime Bath Iron Works employee, died early Tuesday in Bath Memorial Hospital after a three week hospitalization. Born in Earltown Nova Scotia, he lived in Bath 50 years. Survived by two brothers Allan and Charles Munro of Bath, two sisters Lydia Munro of Bath and Mrs Frank Brown of Concord New Hampshire, along with two nephews and two nieces in Maine and New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. Munro
Bath Iron Works
Bath Memorial Hospital
Earltown
William H
Marion McKay Munro
Bath
Allan H
Charles A. Munro
Lydia Munro
Frank Brown
Concord
N. H
Clement
Alfred Stoddard
Portland
Blanche Stoddard
Marion Brown
Concord, N. H
Progressive Grange meeting notes and personnel changes
The Progressive Grange of Richmond met Thursday night with a Ladies' Night program directed by Mrs Elizabeth Rideout and Mrs Florence Wheeler. A supper preceded the gathering. Laura Knight has become book keeper at W T Grant Co replacing Miss Bensid Sullivan who has resigned and plans marriage.
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Progressive Grange
Richmond
Elizabeth Rideout
Florence Wheeler
Laura Knight
W. T. Grant Co
Bensid Sullivan
Sullivan
PIANO RECITAL TUESDAY EVENING
A list of performers and pieces featured in a Tuesday evening piano recital. Performers include Ruth Cogan, Margaret Sampson, Norma Cum mings, Rosamund Tinney, and others. Selections span Barcarolle, Tales of Hoffmann, and Stars and Stripes Forever with memorized works and duets.
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Beaumont
Nee Hopkins Barcarolle
Offenbach
Ruth
Greene
Karl G. Dow
Virginia Dow
Williams
Rosamund Tinney
Rolfe
Norma Cummings
Bousa
Edward Cogan
Wehb
Margaret Sampson
Keats
Albert Povich Seeker
Mason
Hewitt
Ruth Cogan
Margaret Bampson
Edna Besan
Natalie Perkins
Jeanette Colby
Marilyn Cummings
Patricia Wing
New Jury Commissioners Named Under 80th Legislature
The 80th Legislature amended the jury commissioner law so state or county officers cannot hold the post. Sagadahoc County commissioners appointed in 1935 by Chief Justice Pattangall will term out this year, ineligible for reappointment under the new law. Chief Justice Dunn will appoint successors. the Bagadahoc county post pays $50 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
William R. Pattangall
Charles J. Dunn
Bagadahoc County
Mrs Madison Moore Plans Panama Return via Ancon
Mrs Madison Moore, visiting her sister Mrs Penton I Moore at 15 Cherry Street since Memorial Day, will sail from New York July 6 aboard the steamship Ancon for Panama. She will pass a few days in Paterson, New Jersey with Mrs Amos Smith Jr and then attend the New York World's Fair before returning to the canal area where Mr Moore is a government engineer on the locks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Moore
Penton I. Moore
Cherry Street
Panama
Moore
Paterson
N. J
Amos Smith, Jr
New York
Georgetown
Echecdore Stewart
Helena Stewart
Roward Hastiman
Hudson Mass
Sagadahoc Bay
Harriman
Hudson
Bessie Thompson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Europe
Howard Pletcher
Belmont
Mass
Jack
Thompson
Ernest Curtis
Scott
Salem
Arthur K. Pollack
Gordon
Curtis Cottage
George T. Williams
Waterville
Katherine House
Canton, Main
John Gillis
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston
Koehlwetter
Howard M. Trafien
Gardaer Hanson
Cambridge
Harry L. Horne
Bath
Sylvia Warren
Woburn
Bay Point Road
Henry Albers
West Georgetown
Bay of Naples
Harry Heald
Marrtown Road
Richard's Library
Edward Holland
Augusta
Indian Point Road
Effie Head
H. L. Wart
Richmond
Detroit
Mich
J. Morre] Steadman
Denver
Frank Harrison
Los Angeles
California
Harry Oliver
Harry
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Edmund Prost
Lewiston
Jack Emmons
Blanche Moke
New Jersey
Bette Davis
Warner Bros. Studio
Studio
Green Room
Hollywood
Frank H. Morrell
Steadman
Royal Gorge
Georgetown Summer cottages draw visitors and noted guests
The Georgetown town pages describe growing cottage visits with churches busier on Sunday. Residents and guests gather at centers along Summer Roward Hastiman and Sagadahoc Bay while visitors like Miss Bessie Thompson of Brooklyn and Mrs. J. Morrel Steadman of Denver share travels, shipyards, and local scenes.
Merrymeeting Grange Hosts Friday Evening Program
Merrymeeting Grange of Bowdoinham held a Friday gathering with a Pounder's Day program led by lecturer Mrs Raymond Blodgett. Roll call featured themed talks and papers on figures such as Oliver Hudson Kelley and William Saunders, plus songs, readings, a skit, and a discussion on reviving attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Grange
Bowdoinham
Raymond Blodgett
Gilad
America
Oliver Hudson Kelley
Milton Given
Harmonia Solo
Fred Leavitt
Lois Pratt
Louisa Given
William Saunders
W. H. Gould
Sho ¢ Grange
W.H. Gould
The
Grange
George Hamlon
Chester F. Hobart
Ruth Gallagher
Five Islands Seaside Notes Include Summers at Cottages
Local column lists summer visitors and cottage openings at Five Islands and Malden Island. Residents from Bath Portland and Malden Mass attend gatherings, repairs, and social events. Notables include Mrs. Cora Hanna 73 passing away after long illness and many families planning season at cottages and rockbound shores.
Two Bath Pastors Pay Fitting Tributes
The sudden death of Charles C. Low, treasurer of Bath Savings Institution, prompts tributes from Bath pastors and sympathy from the Maine Conference. At Winter Street Church, Low is lauded as a longtime deacon and church clerk, while Dr. David L. Wilson of Central Church eulogizes him as a civic minded, genial, and principled leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Low
Bath
Purdue
Central Church
Edith M Chase Ledyard, Bath resident 71, dies suddenly
Edith M Chase Ledyard age 71 of 3 Dike road Bath died Saturday night after a brief illness. Born in North?comb she moved to Bath at 14, attended high school, and lived with relatives including Capt. and Mrs. Fessenden Chase and Mrs. C A L Sampson. She married William Ledyard in 1887 and was active in Grace Episcopal Church and its Woman's Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M. (Chase) Ledyard
Dike Road
Ledyard
Northdgecomb
John H
Eunice Scheff Chase
Bath
Capt
Fessenden Chase
Washington Street
C. A. L. Sampson
State Military and Naval Children’s Home
High Street
Alumni Association
William Ledyard
Grace Episcopal Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Mrs. Cora Hanna 73 Dies at Five Islands
Mrs. Cora Greenwood Hanna 73 wife of Capt. George F. Hanna died Sunday at her Five Islands home after months of illness. Born in Georgetown to Charles and Adelia Pinkham she lived in Five Islands all her life. Survived by husband two sons Clinton Hanna Belgrade and Thomas Hanna Five Islands one daughter Mrs. Wallace Pierce Malden Mass one brother Ernest Pinkham Bath two Ellsworth Pinkham Georgetown three sisters Mrs. William Plummer Bath Mrs. Charles Love Portland and Mrs. Melvin Harford Five Islands 17 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Islands
Mies Madelyn Berry
William L. Berry
A. W. Walker
Malden
Mass
Malden Isand
W. H. Holland
Bath
W. L. Berry
John Gilmore
Howard Cottage
H. E. Beane
Waltham
Bezuinland Hotel
Rose Cunningham
Cunningham
Augusta
Billy Chase
South Freeport
Maurice Pinkham
G. A. Yeo
Ted
Winchester
Marion L. Stevens
South Danville
N. H
J. G. Stevens
Allan Huntington
Robert McPherson
Dodland
Saskatchewan
Canada
Arthur K. Purington
Roy Putney
Gay Mason
Edith Davis
Basil MacMahan
Cambridge
Ellsworth Pinkham
Walter Thomas
Lowell
Malden Island
Leo Carey
Pittsfield
Carey Cottage
P. A. Thompson
Martha
Jean
Waterville
Rockland
Clayton Rowe
Five Island
Library Hall
Isabel
Carrie Stevens
Charles
Herbert Moore
Belmont
Moore
Winnifred Briggs
Somerville
Barbara Purbeck
Medford
Briggs
D. L. Howard
C. H. Sanford and Son
Richard
Exeter
Sedgemere Road
Sanford
Leslie Ainley
Russel Harford
Rowe
Kittery
Orville Rowe
Arthur Marr
Marr
Parker Start
Start
Almon Marr
Charlotte Tucker
Clarence Carey
Hallowell
Madge O'Brien
Portland
Walter Moore
Snowman
C. A. Rasmussen
Pauline and
Freddie
Rockrest
Cora Hanna
George Hanna
MacMahan Island
Clinton
Belgrade
Thomas
Ruth Pierre
Nat Haseenius
Roxbury
Cora Greenwood Hanna
George F. Hanna
Georgetown
Adelia Lewis Pinkham
Five
Ernest Pinkham
William Plummer
Charles Love
Melvin Harford
Spinney, George H. 83, Dies At Memorial Hospital
George H. Spinney 83 a retired farmer formerly of Lisbon Falls died early Wednesday at Memorial hospital after a long illness and a broken leg from a fall. He had lived at the Old Folks Home since 1925 and was born in Bath son of Richard and Marion Spinney. Funeral Friday at two at Fred S. Curtis funeral home 105 Center street.
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George H. Spinney
Old Folks Home
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Richard
Marion Spinney
Lisbon Falls
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
Hanna Funeral Held for Cora Greenwood Hanna at Five Islands
The funeral of Cora Greenwood Hanna wife of Capt George F Hanna was held Tuesday afternoon at two in the church at Five Islands Rev Morrison R Boynton of Newton Center Mass officiated Bearers were Lloyd Pinkham Harold Rowe Russell Harford and Franz Stevens Burial followed in the Five Islands cemetery
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Cora Greenwood Hanna
George F. Hanna
Five Islands
Morrison R. Boynton
Newton Center
Mass
Lloyd Pinkham
Harold Rowe
Russell Harford
Franz Stevens
Funeral Services for Charles C. Low
The funeral of Charles Cobb Low, longtime treasurer of Bath Savings Institution, drew a large crowd at Winter Street Church where he served as senior deacon and clerk. Banks and Patten Free Library closed in tribute. many civic groups and former associates attended. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cobb Low
Bath Savings Institution
Winter Street
Low
Patten Pree
Cemetery and Park Board
Red Cross
The
Bath Trust Co
Langdon T. Snipe
Patten Free Library
WJ. Higgins
Frank B. Nichols
William R. Kimball
William W. Robinson
Mr. Low
High Street
Harry A. Walters
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
J. Prank Hunt
Ernest R. Preeman
Oak Grove
Banker's Death Shocks Fargo Community
Fred Martin Hector 53 husband of Margaret Sewall of Bath died Sunday night in a Fargo hospital after an emergency appendectomy. born in Fargo he led Fargo National Bank as president and cashier and held farming interests. He leaves four daughters and a son and two sisters. The widow traveled to Fargo with Mrs. Sewall.
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Fred Martin Hector
Margaret Sewall
Bath
Fargo
N. D
Hector
William D. Sewall
Sewall
Martin and
Carrie (Paulson) Hector
Phillips Exeter Academy
Harvard University
Harvard Law School
Fargo National Bank
Mary
Dorothy
Margaret
Caroline
Fred Hector
Smith
William H. McGill
Winchester
Mass
Captain Alfred W. Call Dies at 65 in Everett Massachusetts
Captain Alfred W. Call former first officer of Eastern Steamship Lines dies at his home in Everett Massachusetts aged 65. He retired in 1927 after 25 years with the company and commanded the steamer Boston during a 1924 collision off Point Judith for which he was exonerated of blame. He had earlier commanded the tug Seguin in Bath and later steamers on the Bath to Boston route.
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Alfred W. Call
Eastern Steamship Lines
Jackson Avenue
Everett
Mass
Steamship Company
Boston
Swift Arrow
Point Judith
Call
Bath
Seguin
William G. Small
Kennebec
Eastern Steamship Co
Mrs Lenora Whitney Dies in Richmond at 45
Mrs Lenora Whitney of Richmond aged 45 died last Wednesday at the home of her aunt Mrs Millett at 81 Western Avenue. Born in Bath to Henry and Sadie Conway she lived most of her life in the area. She leaves husband William Whitney two Bath daughters Mrs Violet Crocker and Mrs Virginia Holmes a Bath son Walter Armstrong and six grandchildren plus her aunt Mrs Millett and uncles William Morse and Silas Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Whitney
Richmond
William Whitney
Mabel Millett
Western Avenue
Whitney
Bath
Henry
Sadie M. Conway
Violet Crocker
Virginia Holmes
Walter Armstrong
Millett
William Morse
Silas Bryant
Mrs Ina A Keene Funeral Held Friday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs Ina A Keene widow of Capt Charles W Keene were held Friday at one oclock at 854 Washington Street Dr David L Wilson of Central Church officiated The bearers were Harold W DeLong Lieut John A Lord U S N Edward K Thompson and Perry L Thompson Burial followed at Oak Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina A. Keene
Charles W. Keene
Washington Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Harold W. DeLong
John A. Lord
U.S. N
Edward K. Thompson
Perry L. Thompson
Oak Grove
Funeral of Mrs Whitney in Richmond
The funeral for Mrs Lenora Whitney wife of William Whitney of Richmond was held Saturday afternoon at the Fred S Curtis funeral home 105 Center street Rev George B Wolstenholme of Peoples Baptist church officiated Bearers were William Moore Silas Bryant George and Walter Millett Burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Whitney
William Whitney
Richmond
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
George B. Wolstenholme
People’s Baptist Church
William Moore
Silas Bryant
George
Walter Millett
Oak Grove
Mrs Edith Ledyard Funeral at Grace Episcopal Church
The funeral of Mrs Edith M Ledyard was held Tuesday at 2 30 pm at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev Charles M Tubbs officiating. Bearers were James P Ledyard Harry L Day Merritt A Mitchell Edwin H P Lowell Allan Spear and A Farley Mayo. Burial follows in the family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M. Ledyard
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles M. Tubbs
James P. Ledyard
Harry L. Day
Merritt A. Mitchell
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Allan Spear
A. Farley Mayo
Oak Grove
Mohlers Visit Quincy Guests Of Miss Eleanor Wilson
Mary and Ann Mohler of Quincy Massachusetts are guests for the week of Miss Eleanor Wilson of North street, staying at her home during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and Ann Mohler
Quincy
Mass
Eleanor Wilson
North Street
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Lawrence Bond
Barbara
Lawrence, Jr
Northampton
Fred A. Higgenbotham
Watertown
Harry W. Tucker
Middle Street
Daniel H. Munroe
C.ccc
Treasury Department
Civilian Conservation Corps
C.C.C. Money
Maine
United Brewers Industrial Foundation
Maine Wholesale Distributors of Malt Beverages, Inc
State Liquor Commission
Maine Committee
Committee of the
Water Street
Olive Williams
L. H. Rowe
Leon Williams, Jr
T. W. William Af West George Own Williams
George McKinnon
Sandy
McKinnon
Crowell
Earl McKinnon
Mr. Ewald and
Miss Hope Littlefield
Mrs. Coran
Hanna
Mrs. Lenora Whitney
Mrs. Whitney
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
Funeral Service
Ambulance Service