Richmond Community News Highlights and Social Visitors
Richmond notes a weekend at the Bilver home. Edith Knight and many locals visiters, new ex change numbers listed, and several residents travel to Portland Augusta and Bangor for health, work, or family reasons. Deadly illness, birthdays, funerals, and a minstrel show mark a busy week in town life.
Georgetown Gleanings Chronicle Local Happenings
Harold PF Hunt motored to Portland on Wednesday. Families from Dye Mass and North Carolina visited Georgetown. Town meeting set for March 7 at Union Hall. The First Baptist Church sermon will be on The Pre-eminence of Christ. Georgetown Boy Scouts hosted Woolwich Scouts at South Arrowsic schoolhouse with a Washington talk by John H. Carter and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Passmore
Robert Chase
Augusta
Harry Jordan
Boston
John Jordan
Chestnut Street
Alice Mansir
Walpole
Mass
Rachel Mansir
Charles H. James
Brunwick Road
James
Benjamin Brewster
Portlary
St. Mathias Episcopal Church
Margaret Peabody
Rebekah
B. R. Temple
Ann Call
Dresden
Capt
A. W. Call
Everett
Richmond
Lodge
Hallowell
Sanborn Lodge
Maude Purington
Litchfield
Charles Cobb
Leslie Whitehouse
Elizabeth Purington
Gardiner Hospital
Gardiner
Fr. Ryan
Elizabeth Hurley
John Hurley
William R. Deehan
Bath
George Deehan
Quincy
Mas
Evergreen Cemetery
Richmond Lions’ Club
Opera House
Lions’ Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Harold PF. Hunt
Portland
Ida Hooker
Dye
John Burn
North Carolina
John Wilson
Working League
William A. Todd
Regina Delano
Walter Cunningham
John R. Blackie
West Georgetown
Topsham
Grace Stevens
George Sprague
F. W. Hovey
W. O. Oliver
T. M. Hagan
Charles Stevens
Five Islands
Elizabeth Hunt
George E. Smith
Lexington
Sagadahoc Bay
George F.smith
Hollis Webster
Union Hall
Roy M. Newman
William Oliver
Harry Heald
Baby Clayton
Belle Heald
Dr. Smith
Ferris Leonard
Crean Cote
Alfred Rowe
Benton
F. E. Hollis
Eleanor Hollis
Bertha Russell
Percy Beals
Robinhood
Christ
First Baptist Church
Georgetown
Woolwich
South Arrowsic
John H. Carter
Washington
Iron Workers Edge Oakhurst In One-Point City League Clash
In a high scoring City League game on Tuesday, the Iron Workers beat Oakhurst 35 to 34 despite losing six players to fouls and finishing with only two men in the final minutes as Oakhurst pressed for a winning shot. Hyde Windlass defeated the Merchants 56 to 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Works
Oakhurst
Iron Workers
Milkmen
P.C. Indies
Oakhurst Eeeewe Wees
Windlass
Iron Works Merchants
Merchants
Iron Works vs Oakhurst Thrilling End to Close Game
The Iron Works edged Oakhurst 35-34 after a frantic fourth quarter. Blair Wilson and McCabe fouled out, leaving three Iron Works players against five Oakhurst men. Jimmy Jenkins scored a key and one foul shot to put Iron Works up 34-32, then 35-32 before Jenkins fouled out. Oakhurst battled back as Barney Dotton contributed off the boards and the refilled lineups traded chances. The final minute saw missed shots by Oakhurst and strong on-ball defense by Kingsbury and Ham, culminating with the ball going offside for Iron Works as time expired. Joe Butler and Mac McCabe stood out earlier with long-range and inside scoring. Referee Berg kept the game tight as Oakhurst led 28-25 at the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst
Iron Works
Blair Wilson
McCabe
Butler
Jimmy Jenkins
Barney Dotton
Jenkins
Capt
Percy Kingsbury
Teddy Ham
Longley
W. Lyden
Callan
Dotton
McMann
Milkmen
Kingsbury
Ham
Iron Workers
Joe Butler
Mac McCabe
Berg
H. Lyden
Wilson
W. Oliver
George McMann
The
Five Islands Grange Social and Local Happenings
A busy week in Five Islands includes a Grange hall social with ice cream on sale. Local residents visit, travel and assist with community efforts, from quilting to library closures, with plans for a March 15 public card party and a Washington film show at Weeks Street School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Davis
L. H. Rowe
C. D. MacMahan
Ladies Aid
John Reid
Seguinland
Bath
Mr. Reid
F. M. Reid
J. P. Davis
Belfast
H. W. Davis
J. G. Stevens
F. P. Carr
P. B. Savage
T. M. Hagan
Robinson Pond
J. T. MacMahan
MacMahan
Barrows
Boothbay
C. A. MacMahan
Drummond Stevens
Chester MacMahan
F. W. Hovey
Hershel Dickey
Virginia Rowe
Chester MacMahan and Son
T. J. MacMahan
Ralph Davis
F. H. Rittall
Grange
Linwood Stevens
Robinhood
D. R. Stevens
South End PTA Hosts Dinner With Decorated Tables
The South End PTA hosted a community supper at 488 Washington Street attended by about 40 people. Volunteers coordinated by Mrs. N Gratz Jackson and others served roast beef, gravy, mashed potatoes, peas, beets, jellies, rolls, apple pie, ice cream, and coffee, with decor from Perkins' greenhouse and Kennebec greenhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A
Washington Street
Perkins’ Greenhouse
Kennebec Greenhouse
N. Gratz Jackson
J. Albert Redson
Carroll A. Deering
Wellington A. Moore
William P. Hatch
Edward Brown
Charles Hewitt
Charles Perry
Suitable Pictures for the Kiddies at Bath Opera House
Frank F. Colburn, Bath Opera House manager, spoke to the North Center FTA at Grace church parish house after noon on Tuesday. The group aims to secure more suitable Saturday pictures for children and discussed the manager’s challenges. Plans for improvement were outlined to be carried forward at the next meeting led by Mrs. Arthur Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Colburn
Bath Opera House
North Center
F.T.A
Grace Church
Colburn
Association
Arthur Sewall
Morse High School Girls Athletics Fund Mentioned
Mrs. Harold Avery presided at a Tuesday meeting where trustees of George P Davenport's will conveyed a donation through the North Center P T A for Morse high school's girls athletics. Reports were read, and members worked on clothes for the supply closet with hostesses Mrs Harry Stetson and Mrs Ralph Stetson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold §. Avery
George P. Davenport
North Center
Morse High School
Harry F. Morin
Girl Scouts
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Frostina E. Marston
Harry E. Stetson
Ralph G. Stetson
Torreys Lead Park Alley Bowling Standings
Torreys hold a slight lead over the Shamrocks in the Park Alley Bowling league as a new week begins. The Giants sit in third, within striking distance, with Mechanics bringing up the rear in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrey Bowlers
Torreys
Shamrocks
Giants
Ee Polley
Shamalockes
Jae
Clades
Mechanics
Eureka Olympias lead in individual bowling averages
Pete Oliver of the Torreys tops the bowlers with the highest averages while Benny Frates drops to second. The page lists numerous players with marked scores, followed by a schedule for Eureka games this week and an equipment education note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Oliver
Torreys
Benny Frates
Coavet Dp
Nate
Iperigs
DeAnna Ap
PE Erast
Tegs
Ieee
FE Prat
Rese
Baley
Ces
Mitchell Es
Betentim
MeBouigallie Sree
Ealagie Estatae
Itedl
Cnrl
Otenetss Teledots
Ico
Us Sandeccimitios Aks Celseels
Tiaa Tela
MacDonald
Detesen
Mullaney
Eureka
Giants
Shamrocks
Olympias
Mechanics
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Orrie Wood
Melvin Woodlock
Springfield
Elwin Bilver
County
Edith Knight
Bangor
Center Street
Raymond Libby
Pleasant Street
Fred Webber
Margaret Grover
Ruth Anderson
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
George Leavitt
Leon Dunklee
C. P. Guion
Blanchard Chapman
Don O. Cate
Edward Jack
James Fields
Abbie Denham
C. H. Bryant
Nettie Umberhind
Orange Heights
Fla
John B. Curtis
Olive King
Pasquel Cardinelli
Lawrence Bond
Eugene Edgecomb
Elwood Edgecomb
Richard Derby
Winchester
South Kennebec Association
Penny Memorial Church
Cleveland
Robert Stanley
Herbert Stinson
Amesbury
Almira Stanley
Almira C. Stanley
Methodist Church
C. B. Sinden
Elmer King
Ray Stinson
Arthur Turner
Earl Preble
Smith’s Cemetery
Bernard Pierce
Somerville
Amy Bradley
A. V
C. W
American Legion
Joseph Alexander
Cecil Richards
Linwood and
Ernest
Richard
Coles Richards
Madison
Margaret C. Fardy
Perley G. Hawkes
O’rouke
Dorothy Erickson
Children’s Heartwork Society
Alice Oddy
Main Street
Charles B. Day
Greenfield
Massachusetts Men’s Association
Statler and
Copley Plaza
William M. Dingley
Mabel Lancaster
A. E. McMasters
Ernest Kendall
John Tarr
Bliss Lawrence
Rockland
Ernest Millay
Merrifield
E. N. Dearborn
Raynor Porter
John Porter
Carrie L. Bailey
Edmund H. Bailey
South Pleasant Street
Clinton
Joy
Patrick H. Hurley
South Front Street
Mr. Hurley
John
Margaret Hurley
Front Street
Elizabeth Deehan Hurley
Edward C. Daley
Clifford Wilband
Lorraine Price
George Levyn
Addison Pendleton
Archie Doyle
Edward Jacquith
Raymond Haley
Lincoln Bailey
Randall Daley
Arthur’ F. Mayo
High Street
Tron Works
Arthur C. Lemont
Edith Soule
Soule
Lemont
South End Lp
Charles C. Hewitt, Jr
Lester Campbell
Ways and Means
Weeks Street
Joan Harrison
Lillian Fisher
Louise H. Robbins
Evelyn L. Donnell
Eleanor Ferguson
Laura Mitchell
South End P.T.A
P.T.A. Meeting
Bath Savings Institution
Eurekas
Middletown
Ohio
Supt
Clinton D. Wilson
Bath Daily Times and
Bath Independent
OSC
Bath Daily Times
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