Richmond News Briefs Reflect Local Visits and Incidents
Port land dental convention attendee Dr. Victor Carey. Mrs Pearl Perry hosts guests Miss Marguerite Beauregarde of Norway. A Darrah street improvement finishes. Local club celebrates Mrs Sanley Card's birthday with fortunes read and a June box gift. Gas theft chase ends in Augusta jail. two men with no licenses jailed. Numerous visits, telephones, graduations, and weekend trips feature among Richmond residents and families through town and nearby towns.
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Victor R. E. Carey
Dental Association
Portland
Pearl Perry
Marguerite Beauregarde
Norway
Paris
Miss Beauregarde
Perry
Obin Baker
Darrah Street
Noble Maxwell
Lawrence Bond
Irving
Gramercy Park
New York City
Richmond
Blair Cottage
Sanley Card
Annie Locke
Whitman
Mass
John Hartford
Lewiston
J. F. Grant
Mr. Grant
Brunswick
Edwards
Augusta
Pauline Rideout
Wallace Rideout
Charles Berry and Son
C. H. Cobb
Charles Douglas
Wilton
Suny
Lelia Douglass
Myrtle Gordon
Minnie Bubier
Auburn
William Dingley
Celestine McDonald
Dresden
Max Lester
Kennebec Lodge
Weston J. Walch
Litchfield
B. C. Humphrey
Richmond Corner
Annie Gould
South Portland
Victoria Call
Louise Pratt
Bangor
E. F. Pratt
Harry Stilphen
Olive
Fred Stilphen
Boothbay Harbor
Islands
Herbert Eastman
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary
E. E. Durand
Belgrade Lakes
Cora Osborne
Wallace Bickford
Belfast
Carl Bickford
Julia Chalmers
Georgia Bickford
John Dixon
Houston
American Legion
Olive Stilphen
Evelyn Stewart
Miss Stewart
Five Islands
Maria Pottle
New Jersey
William Haynes
Chestnut Street
George Hawkes
Capitol Island
Arthur Lancaster
Boston
Frank Lancaster
Donald Hutchinson
Hallowell
Alton Cooper
James Welner
Topsham
Ralph Wheeler
Bowdeinham
Robert Stanley
Amesbury
Elmer King
Stella King
Bath
Flower Boys and Telephone Boys Tie for First in Park Alley League
After two weeks Flower Boys and Telephone Boys share first with seven wins and three losses in Park Alley Summer league. Miss Susan Reed returns home from Yarmouth where she worked as a matron at Yar mouth Academy dormitory.
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Flower Boys
Telephone Boys
Park Alley
L.pc
Oie
Burns
Pete Oliver
Oliver
Mitchell
Ketchum
Berry
Tiseserves Crear Bikes
Nares
COA
PAWS
Teresa
Sara Fairs
Susan Reed
Lincoln Street
Yarmouth
Yarmouth Academy
West Georgetown Summer Notes and Local Visits
Georgetown social roundup details residents and visitors at summer homes in West Georgetown Kennebec Point and Robinhood. Names include Dorothy Stuart Newburyport and guests from Portland Richmond Bath and Newton with church events and a July 12 charity sale for the First Baptist Working League.
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Dorothy Stuart
Robinhood
Leon E. Oliver
Newburyport
West Georgetown
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist Church
W. O. Oliver
Harry L. Tarr
Richmond
Ida Oliver
Portland
Any Albers
Andover
Mass
Gilbert Standish
Five Islands
Harry H. Heald
Walter V. Cummings
Anne L. Read
Medford
League of the First Baptist Church
Kennebec Point
Read
League
Everett McKenney
Augusta
Georgie Wheeler
Nellie M. Nagle
Lebanon
Lillie Boutil
Vinalhaven
Capt
Horatio Drake
W. F. Parker
Providence
R. I
Pohek
Harold J. Brown
Arthur Prency
Bath
Elizabeth Hunt
Clara Hinckley
Gilbert Lewis
Miles Hagan
Anne Wardwell
Lester Powers
Robert P. Waller
Newton
Miss Bradshaw
Martha Rich Bowen
Working League
Phillip Dalrymple
Newton Center
Joseph F. Higgins
Irvington
N. Y
Washington, D. C
Lord & Burnham Co
Higgins
Billington
Edna Albers
Henry Albers
Meta Bearse
Malden
J. R. Hulbert
Chicago
Ill
Maude P. Thayer
Europe
Annie M. Jones
Carroll Powers
Melrose Highlands
Jones
R. P. Todd
Todd
Warren
Camp Shelter Sea
Kimball Mansion Being Torn Down After Long Bath Residence
Article notes the Kimball mansion in Bath, built by Richard Kimball who came to Massachusetts in 1634, served in local government, railroads, and the Bath Savings Institution. The house, later owned by the Tabor family and Texas Steamship Co, became a boarding house, was damaged by a fire, and is now being razed with lumber and fixtures to be sold. William Fraser also mentioned singing at a Nazarene church in Gardiner.
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Richard Kimball
England
Watertown
Mass
Bath
Board of Aldermen
Maine
Bath Savings Institution
Humphries
Brunswick
Humphries Mills
Merrymeeting Park
Edward H. Kimball
Anne
Miriam
Phillips Kimball
Lincoln Street
Kimball
Texas Co
The
Nealih
Five Islands Summer Visitors and Local Arrivals Weekend notes
A crowded list of summer visitors and residents at Five Islands cottages and Pollyanna Lodge includes Miss Florence Wyeth guiding students from the Bible Training School, Miss Alice Cromwell, and families from Bath Needham Somerville Dexter and Wilmington. Several graduates and entertaining guests mark beginning of the season with openings, visits, and cottage stays.
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Florence Wyeth
Alice Cromwell
Bible Training School
Percy Allen
Oakland
Frank Kennedy
Needham
Mass
Briggs Cottage
Helen Winslow
Miss Brown
Wilmington
Delaware
Pollyanna Lodge
Charlotte Berry
Middleboro
Gertrude Carr
Charles Campbell
Arrowsic
John Hinds
Pejepscot
Nellie Reed
Bath
Seguinland
Madge O'Brien
Hallowell
Inchigeela
Somerville
C. H. Minchen
Boston
Helen Rowe
Lester Davis
North Anson
Theo Blen
South Portland
Katherine Cobb
Catherine Blen
W. J. Lord of
Melrose
Carl Pearson
Pauline
Frank MacMahan
Albert Rasmussen
E. C. Higgins
Rasmussen
Childs
Auburn
Lewis White
New York
Clarence White
Little Good Harbor
H. B. Cranshaw
Newton
Frank Bartlett
Marjorie Bartlett
Storrs
Conn
Winnifred Briggs
Malcolm Libby
Elbridge Southard
Fred Carr
Portland
Mina Wilson
Hope and
Olive
Charles Hanna
Hope Rowe
Morse High School
Olive Rowe
Bliss Business College
Lewiston
Bargain Clothing Sale Items and Prices
A dense list of discount apparel including knickers hats shirts pants and suits with prices ranging from under a dollar to five dollars. Highlights feature wool pants blue brown gray options baby shakes dress shirts ties sweaters and athletic wear in various sizes and early sale quantities.
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Harvard
Arlington
Week Ahead Plans at Little Good Harbor Cottage
The text notes a couple planning a week at their cottage at Little Good Harbor during the summer season. It highlights a seasonal trip, location, and time frame without specifying names, dates, or additional details.
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Little Good Harbor
North Grammar Honors List Honors and Highest Ranks
North Grammar pupils earn honor roll ranks across grades IV to VII. Notable names include Katherine Trott and J Gertrude Silsby as teachers for highest honors, with Barbara Hopkins and Ruth Gallagher among top scholars. The year’s list confirms repeat honorees and multiple grade-level distinctions.
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North Grammar
North Grammar School
Katherine I. Trott
Barbara Hopkins
Mary Eleanor Donnell
Clare Fulton
Nancy Hyde
Epocrat Johns
Carlton Johnson
Barbara Scott
Carleton Stover
Helen L. Hayes
Shirley Grove
Esther Hall
Arren Higgins
Jack Merrill
Conance Morin
Morris Owen
Martha Page
Robert Perry
Frances E. Sprague
Richard Davis
Phyllis Small
J. Gertrude Silsby
Ruth Gallagher
Dorothy Wing
Mary Bates
Barbara Donnell
Florence Leeman
Mary McClure
Dorothea Fulton
Warren Higgins
Mary K. Robinson
Patricia Sewall
Beverly Shorey
Apple Scab Threat Persists at Highmoor Farm
Apple growers rely on dry weather to fight scab, but Highmoor Farm reports similar leaf scab levels to 1931 despite only 2.25 inches of rain since May. Last year scabffected 15 percent of fruit even with six lime sulphur sprays. plans call for a sixth spray around July 11 and a seventh in late July to avert widespread damage.
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Highmoor Farm
Bathman backs Sharkey victory at New York bout
Lloyd E. Steeves, Bath's sole delegate to the world title fight, declares Sharkey decisively defeated Max Schmeling. He recalls a packed New York arena of about 75,000 and a postfight crowd chant of Sharkey. Traffic jams delayed Bath residents three hours exiting the venue.
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Bath
New York
Lloyd E. Steeves
Wnerervart
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Max Schmeling
Sharkey
Schmeling
Maine to Receive Less Federal Aid for Roads in 1934 35
The House plans reduce federal-aid highway funding to 84 million dollars annually for 1934 and 1935 from 125 million previously. Maine's share will drop several thousand dollars versus recent years, with distribution by population. The notice ends with a stray line about Miss Florence Oliver of 3 Trufant Street visiting Lewiston.
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Maine
Uncle Sam
House of Representatives
Congress
House
Florence Oliver
Trufant Street
Lewiston
Two Morse High youths win high honors in academics and sports
John Huse and Edward Owen, Morse High School seniors, have earned top honors every semester since Fall 1930. Both pursue college courses with averages above 93 percent, while Huse excels in baseball track and Bates basketball, and Owen serves as class secretary and student council member.
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Morse High School
John Huse
Harry M. Huse
Snow Park
Edward Owen
Henry W. Owen Jr
Oak Street
Huse
Owen
Morse
Bates Tourney
Boy Scouts Return From Camping Trip
Members of Troop 53 Boy Scouts of America returned to the city Sunday afternoon after a weekend camping trip to Thomas Point. The group left Friday from the American Legion hall and occupied the site with swimming and games through Saturday and Sunday. Scoutmaster Calvin Kimball led the trip with a long roster of scouts and one patrol was granted permission to wear whistles with colored lanyards.
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Troop 53
Boy Scouts of America
Thomas Point
American Legion Hall
Flying Eagle Patrol
Calvin Kimball
Mrs. Kimball
Linwood Carr, Jr
Robert Feere
Clifford Varney
Archie Trainor
Haviland Chaney
Walter Rogers
Kendall Lord
Ralph Card
Guysbert Vroom, Jr
Peter McVicar
John Shaughnessy
Elmer Avery
Linwood Temple
Kenneth Chaney
Lowell Chaney
John Trainor
Maynard McFadden
Alfred Gallant
Andrew Lemoine, Jr
William Mussenden
Thornton Henderson
Robert Donnell
Harold Marston
Albert Mullen
Cornerstone Laid for Fraternity House at Chi Psi in Brunswick
More than 200 attended the Wednesday exercises in Brunswick for the cornerstone laying of the Chi Psi fraternity house. Prof. Charles L. Durham spoke in John W. Anderson’s absence, Bowdoin College Pres. Kenneth C. M. Sills outlined Alpha Eta chapter’s history since 1844, and noted notable members like Sen. Thomas B. Reed and Chief Justice Fuller. Composition of college committees and Athletic Council, with faculty alumni and student reps, was announced.
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Brunswick
Chi Psi
Charles L. Durham
Cornell University
John W. Anderson
Jerson
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
Sills
Morgan B. Cushing
Henry L. Johnson
Harvey D. Gibson
New York
John H. Joy
Boston
William R. Crowley
Charles L. Hildreth
Portland
Allan Woodcock
Bangor
Raymond E. McLaughlin
Skowhegan
John H. Mill
Summer activities underway at Sebasco
Sunday at Sebasco drew many visitors as summer routines resumed with golfers and bath houses at Cushman Beach. Guests from Wakefield New York and Maine joined Bowdoin 1912 alumni for reunions while Sebasco Lodge welcomed Tony Beretto as chef and planners eyed a Lions Club outing and Cushman Beach picnic next month. A new Mount Merritt cottage nears completion and a refined state road project promises smoother access within two weeks.
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Sebasco
Sebasco Lodge
Wakefield
Mass
Bath
Portland
Tony Beretto
Hotel Hamilton
Great Chebeague Island
Peaks Island House
Congress Square
Portland Lions Club
Bowdoin College
Cushman's Beach
N. A. Cushman
Cincinnati
Maine
Mount Merritt
Nathan A. Cushman
Sobasco
Open-Air Library in Bath Proves Popular
Bath’s free open-air library, approved by President Walter S. Glidden and trustees, opened Saturday with readers from various ages, magazine tables, and plans to expand to bandstand use and donated fiction. Nearby Medway deer rescue shows humane warrants as two fawns survive after a hunter’s suspected crime. Chief game warden C. W. Carney saved the fawns by guiding them to safety, highlighting cross-town acts of care.
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Bath
Margaret R. Foote
Walter S. Glidden
Cn the Park
Patten Free Library
Medway
C. W. Carney
Penobscot County
Mr. Carney
Mr. Caveney
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Gardiner General Hospital
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Goshen
Carrol Young
Jackson Quinnam
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Gale Memorial Hospital
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