Richmond Church Activities and Summer Travel Notes
Sunday sermons at the Baptist and Methodist churches are noted alongside a slate of local meetings. The joint school committees from five towns met in Litchfield Plains to discuss plans. ladies hosted gatherings, and Boy Scouts and Lions club activities are listed. Multiple residents and guests travel to Gorham, Boston, New York, and Canada for summer plans.
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Baptist Church
C. L. Eldredge
A. H. Ives
Methodist Church
Richmond
Litchfield
West Gardiner
Monmouth
Wales
Litchfield Plains
Mt. Carmel
Edna Burnell
Boston
Leslie Burnell
Amy Hovey
E. D. Marsh
Rutland
Gorham
N. H
Leighton Gardner
Leighton, Jr
Palermo
Lyman Waterman
Sabattus
George Libby
Ideal Home Corner Club
Harry Chetley
Enterprise Grange Ladies’ Aid
Grange Hall
Gertrude Thomas
Marilla Tarr
William Skelton
New Hampshire
Harry Douglass
Clarence Daker
Shelter Island
N. Y
Edward P. Favor
Charles Alexander
White Mountains
Harry Sykes
New York City
Ruth Robinson
Joseph Houdlette
Dresden
Mass
Oscar Douglass
Gardiner
Marion Perry
Barbara Ann
Strong
Willis Blair
George Bickel
Dedham
Lessie White
Hazel
Bridgewater
George Yeaton
Albert Ives
Alberta Sedgeley
Lions Club
Ladies’ Aid
Evergreen Cemetery Association
Harold Wade
Earle Frost
Marion Wade
Joseph Randlette
Mary Stewart
Joseph Costello
George Shaw
Charles Day
Eleanor Curtis
New Haven
Elmer King
Leila McCarthy
G. B. M. Soule
Madelyn Yeaton
Lowell
Clarence Lang
Shirley
David
Belmont
Leverett Edett
Providence
R. I
Sherman Edgett
Cranston
C. G. Barrows
New York
G. E. Edgett
Thunderbolt Destroys Landmark During Waldoboro Service
Attendees at the St. John's Day observance at the Old German Church in Waldoboro witnessed a dramatic event when a lightning strike struck nearby during a scripture reading. A tall hachmatach near the church was crushed from top to bottom by the bolt, following a thunderclap and bright flash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldoboro
King Solomon's Lodge
Steamer Virginia Opens Seasonal Schedule Out of Bath
Steamer Virginia under Capt Walter E Farmer of Samoset Steamboat Co starts its season with morning trips from Bath to Boothbay Harbor and returns by afternoon. It serves MacMahan Island Five Islands Southport Capitol Island and Squirrel Island with trips touching Boothbay Harbor. Sunday schedule includes one Bath to Boothbay run and a Bath return by 4 50 p m. Bath terminal now at City landing near Broad Street.
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Virginia
Walter E. Farmer
Samoset Steamboat Co
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
MacMahan Island
Five Islands
Southport
Capitol Island
Squirrel Island
City Landing
Broad Street
Boston Boat Wharf
Attendants Named for Miss Sewall Charles Wedding
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Olive Sewall and Robert Horne Charles is set for July 9 at noon. Attendants include maid of honor Margaret F. Prentiss and matron of honor Mrs Philip Dechert with bridesmaids from New York Philadelphia Bath Cedarhurst and more. Flower girls Alexandra Sewall and Pamela Sewall Jayne proceed the ceremony. Best man William H Charles and ushers from St Louis New York Williamsport Salem and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Olive Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Robert Horne Charles
Benjamin H. Charles
St. Louis
Margaret F. Prentiss
New York
Philip Dechert
Philadelphia
Mary Sewall
Bath
Barbara Thompson
Honolulu
Eloise K. Greene
Cedarhurst
L. I
Cynthia E. Elmslie
Colorado Springs
Colo
Frances A. Vaughan
Southbridge
Mass
Elizabeth Ann Campbell
Pasadena
Cal
Alexandra Sewall
Pamela Sewall Jayne
John K. Jayne
New Canaan
John R. Caulk, Jr
Brooke Payne
John Tilney
James A. Hetherington
Lewis Hyde
Clay McCormick
Williamsport
Thomas E. Clough
Salem
N. J
Lucien Sichel
Stamford
Pastor Charles Berry to defend himself in municipal court
Rev. Charles H. Berry of the Independent Full Gospel Assembly plans to plead his own case at 10 a m Saturday in municipal court. He faces a warrant charging violation of city noise rules after preaching from a public address system at G A R hall on Sunday June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Berry
Independent
Full Gospel Assembly
Alice L. Morse
Center Street
G. A. R. Hall
Middle Street
Berry
Morse
Patriotism in Crisis Urges Flag Emblem Over Wealth Autocracy
A public appeal denounces government autocracy and a central bank agenda, urging patriotism and loyalty to the flag over monetary emblems. The speaker proposes local clubs to back Bruce Barton for the Republican nomination and asks interested residents to contact 100 Fern Drive, Pasadena. Separately, Caribou fans chartered a private plane after an inspector grounded a plane deemed unsafe for travel to New York to view Schmeling's bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gardner
Gardner
Bruce Barton
Fern Drive
Pasadena
Louis Schmeling
New York
Portland
Harport
Georgetown church officers elected and choir plans noted
The Georgetown Baptist church elected officers on Thursday evening with Earle Hagan as president and Elizabeth I. Powers as treasurer. The choir discussed plans to build a choir loft and solicitations are being collected through Elizabeth Powers at the post office. Readers from Milwaukee and Waltham vacationing families visited Georgetown and surrounding areas with several cottages opening at Kennebec Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Baptist Church
Earle Hagan
Ruth Powers
Elizabeth I. Powers
Emma Billings
Belle Heald
Harry Heald
Elizabeth Powers
Merton Jones
Milwaukee
Gilbert Gunnell
John
Waltham
Mass
T. N. Williams
Maine
Moosehead Lake
Birches
Quebec
Bar Harbor
Belfast
Rockland
Virginia
Keehiwetter
Helen
Boston
Framingham
Nancy Hulbert
West Georgetown
Clarence B. Hill
Patty
Cove
Working League of the First Baptist Church
A. E. Rowe
Harry L. Horne
Pearl Street
Bath
Georgetown
John E. Wilson
Deborah
Hallowell
Fernald G. Bagley
Old Age Assistance Office
Augusta
Ida B. Oliver
Portland
Harry L. Tarr
Richmond
Five Islands
S. E. Emmons
Dorothy Stuart
T. Hagan
Ocean Point
Rowe
Kennebec Point
Judson L. Cross
Tougaloo
Holt and Waller
Helena F. Stewart
Ted
Katherine Morse
John Gillis
M. Levine
Kennebec
Nurses Alumni Meeting and Officers Elected at Augusta State Hospital
The Nurses Alumni of Augusta State Hospital held their annual meeting at the Nurses Home with officer elections. Officers chosen were President Elizabeth Henderson R N Vice President Agnes Richards R N and Secretary Treasurer Lucretia Benard R N. Refreshments followed and business was conducted. The next meeting is set for Sept 13 1938 at the home of Mrs Gladys Lowe Newport Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta State Hospital
Elizabeth Henderson
R. N
Agnes Richards
R.N
Lucretia Benard
Gladys Lowe
Newport
Summer Round-Up Of Pupils By P T A Completed This Week
The South End North Center and Dike P T A s wrap up May routines reporting 44 examined by a doctor 19 with no defects 21 examined by a dentist 10 with no dental defects Follow up work continues through summer under Mrs Ruth Henry Red Cross nurse Prominent figures include Mrs Ada Crockett Mrs Arthur Berry Mrs Helen Crocker Miss Dorothy Bryant and Miss Ruth Porter The Bath schools awarded 349 Seven Point Health Badges to pupils through Maine Public Health Association with distribution across Mitchell South Street Weeks Center Street North Primary North Grammar Dike Central Grammar and other schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
North Center
Dike P. T. A.’s
Ada Crockett
Arthur Berry
Helen Crocker
Dike P. T. A
Ruth Henry
Red Cross
Bath
State Bureau of Health
Henry
Dorothy Bryant
Ruth Porter
Lillian Fadden
C. D. Wilson
Dike
Weeks
Mitchell
Maine Public Health Association
Mitchell School
South Street
Weeks Street
Center Street
North Primary
North Grammar
Dike School
Central Grammar
Bath Boys Win Leadership Conference Basketball Title
A 15 member Bath Y M C A delegation won the Maine Leadership Conference basketball championship at Lake Cobbosseecontee, defeating Westbrook Bangor Lewiston Auburn Waterville and Y Camp Workers. Bath players included Huse Estes Gallagher Warner McQuarrie with Warner and McQuarrie earning council seats. The event closed with a campfire ceremony led by torch bearers including Charles Camack.
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Bath Y. M. C. A
Lake Cobbosseecontee
Winthrop
Maine
Bath
Westbrook
Bangor
Lewiston
Auburn
Waterville
Y Camp
Bobby Huse
Elliston Estes
Frank Gallagher
Arthur Warner
James McQuarrie
Warner
McQuarrie
Robert Huse
Charles Camack
William C. Perkins
Rotary Club Luncheon Holds Open Forum At Hotel Sedgwick
The Rotary club met at Hotel Sedgwick with no speaker, choosing an open forum to discuss ideas for boosting attendance and ongoing interest in weekly meetings. Guest Lieut. Erskine A. Seay of the U S N was present, along with visiting Rotarians Win Farber Nels Armitage Thomas H. Riley Jr and Erwin H Forbush from Milton Brunswick and Springfield respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Sedgwick
Erskine A. Seay
U.S.N
Thomas H. Riley, Jr
Brunswick
Erwin H. Forbush
Springfield
Mass
Flower Show Conference Set at Cosmopolitan Club
The Cos mopolitan Garden club flower show committee and members will meet Friday at 2 30 PM at the Cosmopolitan club to discuss the July 14 event shifting from Thursday. Mrs Fred W Quimby and Charles Averill head the committee. A 77 year old Cape Porpoise fisherman helped dump the first batch of fourth stage young lobsters released along this coast at Bedford Pool.
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Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Fred W. Quimby
Charles Averill
Cape Porpoise
Biddedford Pool
Death of Judge Edward P. Pierce at Five Islands
Five Islands residents mourn the death of Judge Edward P. Pierce of Brookline Massachusetts a longtime summer resident admired for his keen mind and gentle nature. The notice extends sympathy to Mrs Pierce and the family. The column also lists numerous summer visitors and cottage residents at Five Islands including Miss Mary Powers Miss Harriet Worrell Mrs Norman Howard the Barter family and many others visiting or staying at various cottages along Harmons Harbor Malden Island and Rockmere over the weekend and coming weeks.
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Mass
Gertrude Smith
Harriet Worrell
Philadelphia
Rockmere
Norman Howard
Betty
Glenda
Gilbert
Bath
Herman Barter
Nancy
Richard
W. E. Gray
William Gage
Augusta
Gertrude Carr
Malden
Fred Carr
Oren White
Boston
Letitia Blen
Martha Thompson
Faith McVicar
Billy Blen
Boothbay
Katharine Ludlow
Washington, D. C
Clayton Rowe
Amanda Blaisdell
Harry Greenleaf
Harry
Stoneham
Eisenhauer
Harmon's Harbor
Russell Pinkham
Kittery
Ellsworth Pinkham
Eilis Ellingwood
South Paris
Elbridge Mains
Zella Higgins
A. W. Walker
Malden Island
William Patten
Glen Ridge
N. J
Patten
Rose Cunningham
David
Walter Thomas
Lowell
Harold Cranshaw
Harold
Philip
Newton
George McKinnon
Nancy Blen
Cambridge
Blen
Sedgemere Road
Ralph Worrell
Helen Worrell
Miss Wheeler
Lincoln
Albertina Perkins
Arthur Pratt
Ruth L. Pratt
H. Smith
Emma Blen
Alice Mulligan
Colby College
John Huskins
Belle Stevens
J. Stevens
Leslie Ainley
Basil MacMahan
Ainley Cottage
Fred Johnson
Anne
Waltham
Johnson
Arthur
Gilbertsville
N.Y
Paul A. Thompson
Robert
Martha
Jean
White Mountains
New York
Camp Songadeewin
Lake Willoughby
Thompson
Lake Trinagami
Ontario
Joseph Stevens
Roadside Flora Beautifies Route And Calls for Litter Pickup
White mustard and red clover bloom together along the road enhancing scenery. The note urges drivers and residents to help by removing rubbish discarded by thoughtless individuals.
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Nature
Judge Edward Pierce Dies in Brookline
Retired Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court justice Edward P. Pierce died June 22 in Brookline at age 84 after several weeks of illness. A native of Templeton, he practiced in Fitchburg, served as city solicitor, and held posts on the Board of Bar Examiners before serving on the Superior Court and then the Supreme Judicial Court. Survived by his wife, two sons John B. Pierce and Warren D. Oliver, Peter Pierce Jr., and two daughters Marie A. Pierce and Mrs. C Oliver Wellington. connections in Bath and Sebasco Estates noted.
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Edward P. Pierce
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Bath
Seguinland
Five Islands
Brookline
Mass
Judge Pierce
Templeton
Fitchburg
Board of Bar Examiners
Superior Court
Winthrop Murray Crane
Supreme Court
David I. Walsh
Pierce
William S. Kenyon
U. S. Circuit Court
Sebasco Estates
Sagadahoc County Court House
John B. Pierce
Ropes, Gray, Boyden & Perkins
Boston
Warren D. Oliver
Peter Pierce, Jr
New York City
Marie A. Pierce
C. Oliver Wellington
Funeral of Brunswick physician Dr Clarence W P Foss
The funeral for Dr. Clarence W. P. Foss oldest practicing physician in Brunswick was Thursday afternoon at two with Rev Dr Thompson E Ashby of the Church on the Hill officiating. Bearers were Nathan Pierce Carl Day William Frost Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. P. Foss
Brunswick
Thompson E. Ashby
Nathan Pierce
Carl Day
William Frost
Joseph
Flower Show Plans At Arundel Garden Club
The Arundel Garden club announces the lineup for its annual flower show at Kennebunk Town Hall on Wednesday July 13. Class 1 covers flowers in season led by Mrs. Scott Campbell with other classes featuring roses flowering plants and artistic arrangements by Miss Leila Samson and Mrs. N. Booth Tarkington among others. Special exhibits include corsages by Mrs. N. Booth Tarkington and design for hooked rugs by Miss McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arundel Garden Club
Kennebunk Town Hall
Scott Campbell
Miss Annable
Robert T. Davis
Leila Samson
N. Booth Tarkington
Miss McLean
Donald M. Small
Alice Maling
H. W. Yeaton
Edith Barry
Miss Grandeman
Frederick W. Snow
Miss Parsons
Maine women form committee for New York World's Fair 1939
A hundred Maine leaders have required certificates of membership in the Advisory Committee on Women's Participation for the 1939 World Fair. Mrs Clinton W Davis of Portland chairs Maine group planning a statewide meeting to appoint subcommittees and launch public interest activities.
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Maine
Clinton W. Davis
Portland
Salmon fishing ban by hook and line only in Pleasant River
Commissioner Arthur R. Greenleaf announced closing all sea salmon fishing in the Pleasant River, Washington county, except by hook and line. The rule, following a public hearing at Columbia Falls, aims to spur a major sports fishery and takes effect immediately.
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Pleasant River
Washington County
Arthur R. Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Columbia Falls
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