Richmond Grows Community News Gathers Life Events
Richmond area notes report marriages engagements and births including Phyllis Lucille Trott's marriage to Alden Clifford Emerson in Sanbornville New Hampshire and a seven pound daughter birth at Wren Nursing Home Also local visits anniversaries school dances bridge work and multiple residents noted visiting relatives in Augusta Bath Bar Harbor and Boston plus a new 50 foot rifle range opening for the Richmond Sportsmen's Association and Enterprise grange events
Walter Reid Honored But Declines Office
In Georgetown the annual town meeting elected Walter F. Reid to the board of selectmen but he declined the honor. Town voted to pay Central Maine Power Co. $300 yearly for 15 years for highway and town building rights. Elected officers include Edward E. Emmons and others with planned appropriations for Schools, Roads, State Roads and Support of Poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Walter F. Reid
Board of Selectmen
Central Maine Power Co
Edward E. Emmons
Alex S. Cunningham
Percy S. Macgqgilvary
H. G. Heald
John R. Backie
Forrest W. Hanna
Maynard J. Thibodeau
Edward C. Clary
John Carter
Eva Campbell
Roy Newman
Eleanor Thibodeau
Harry Heald
George Powers
Chester MacMahan
Maynard Thibodeau
George Gray
Forrest Hanna
Westport Social notes highlight visits and town chatter
Westport residents and visitors are listed in a lively round of calls and trips. Names include Yeaton, Apt, Greenleaf, Dunn, Fowle, Webber, Maud, Ordway Lewis, Cromwell, Luther, Robert Greenleaf, Beaton, Walter Greenleaf, Frank Greenleaf, Allen Jewett, Brian Jewett, Margaret Spinney, Archie Higgins, Thomas Woodbridge, and Charles Boothbay. Also noted is a Brunswick 1939 200th anniversary timing due to Old Style New Style calendar change.
Scout Rally Draws Over 90 In Orono Community
Over 90 Girl Scouts from Orono and Old Town attended Troop 1 Orono Girl Scouts at the Community building. The Saturday rally ran from two to five with each troop presenting demonstrations and directing a game, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
Old Town
Bath area social notes from the week end and town meeting
Georgetown Gilbert Lewis visited Bath on Saturday. Rev and Mrs Walter Schoepfer drove to Edgecomb on Wednesday. Mrs Beatrice Abbott of Bath spent three weeks at her brother Everett Higgins in Bath. Mrs Alex Cunningham drove to Augusta last week. Mr and Mrs Harry L Horne and son Chester of Bath were at home Sunday. Miss Maude Thayer dean of West Brook junior college, weekend at her cottage in West Georgetown. Mr and Mrs Miles Hagan of Cobb road Bath called Sunday on Mr and Mrs Harold J Brown at Kennebec Point. A daughter was born Tuesday morning March 2 to Rev and Mrs Walter T Schoepfer at Bath Memorial Hospital. Named Muriel Louise Schoepfer. Mrs Sewall Webster and Mrs John Wilson of Augusta attended luncheon with Mrs Joseph F Higgins. Mrs John R Blackie president of Working League entertained members at her home in Brunswick. Out-of-town attendees at the annual town meeting included Mr and Mrs Harold Hunt, Mrs Addie Moulton, Walter F. Reid, Sewall Webster of Augusta Center school enjoying a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Trott
Portland
Richmond
Marriagg
Phyllis Lucille ‘Ott
Alden Clifford Emerson
Sanbornville
N. H
Cuttingsville
Eva Sherman
Ideal Home Corner Club
Front Street
Washington
Mary P
Gertrude Baker
Richmond High School
Charles Alexander
Lynn Richardson
Merle L. Thompson
Frank Sherman
James Carr
State House
Richmond Sportmen's Association
Joseph Pray
Bath
Frank Beedle
Dresden
Walter Barnes
Bar Harbor
Floyd Sylvia
Sylvia
Elizabeth M. Reed
Charles Reed
Reed Road
Rodney Patten
Walter Emerson
del Bissonette
Winthrop
New York
Brown's Point
Frank Lessard
Lewiston
Frank Preble
S. M. Preble
Harvey Goodwin
Skowhegan
Kermitt Darrah
Lynn
Mass
Albert Darrah
Chestnut Street
Edmond Bailey
Kimball Street
William Grant
Verne
Waterville
Alton Cooper
Erva Cooper
George Caswell
Mabel Hines
Barbara
Myrtle Hines
Harry Little
Cora Little
Baltimore
Little
Samuel Little
Lillian Dunham
Antonie Stinson
Cleora Rollins
Bowdoinham
Frances Hatch
Patricia Duren
Granville Douglass
Litchfield
Gilbert Lewis
Walter Schoepfer
Edgecomb
Beatrice Abbott
Everett C. Higgins
Alex Cunningham
Augusta
Harry L. Horne
Chester
Oliver Street
Maude Thayer
Westbrook Junior College
West Georgetown
Miles Hagan
Cobbroad
Harold J. Brown
Kennebec Point
Walter T. Schoepfer
Bath Memorial Hospital
Muriel Louise Schoepfer
Sewall Webster
John Wilson
Joseph F. Higgins
John R. Blackie
The
Working League
Georgetown
Harold Hunt
Brunswick
Addie Moulton
Walter FE. Reid
Augusta Center School
Ruth Powers
Townsend district deputies appointed for recovery plan effort
Planning for district activity funding was unveiled at the first meeting of the Townsend National Recovery Plan, Inc. A list of deputies by town was announced, with regular meetings scheduled for the last Saturday of each month at the Portland headquarters of U S Representative James C. Oliver. Benjamin G. Ward is chairman. deputies include James E F Mincher Portland South Portland Peaks Island L C Holston West brook Gorham Bar Mills and others across Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend National Recovery Plan, Inc
Portland
U. S
James C. Oliver
Rov L. F. Chaney
Benjamin G. Ward
South Portland
Peaks Island
James EF. Mincher
Westbrook
Gorham
Bar Mills
L. C. Holston
Biddeford
Saco
Old Orchard
John H. Durgin
Bath
Brunswick
Richmond
E. A. Rovers
Rumford
Dixfield
Buckfield
E. F. Gould
Norway
East Hebron
C. K. Wiltside
Bridgton
Bolsiers Mills
North Lowell
J. C. Smith
Bethel
Bryant Pond
Daniel Spearin
Berwick South Berwick
Wells
Frank J. Clark
Cornish
Kezar Falls
Levi S. Cook
Freeport
Yarmouth
North Yarmouth
Orland Blake
Limerick
Newfield
James F. Bridges
Gray
New Gloucester
Pownal
Leon R. Carlton
Springvale
Sanford
Lucy H. Stetson
Obituary of Charles W. Pratt Local Foreman Painter
Charles W. Pratt longtime foreman painter at Western Maine Sanator ium Greenwood Mountain died at 6 30 Wednesday morning at his home 10 Colebraid shortly before his 66th birthday after a two week illness starting with flu Born in Freeport son of Samuel and Ellen Collins Pratt he was past commander of T W Hyde camp Sons of Union Veterans and a Golden Cross member Survived by wife Mary E Pratt two sons Howard W of Hyde Park Mass and Bernard Pratt of Bath and a grandson Bernard Pratt Jr Funeral Friday at 1 pm at his home Burial in Freeport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Pratt
Western Maine
Greenwood Mountain
Mr. Pratt
Freeport
Samuel
Ellen Collins Pratt
T. W. Hyde Camp
Sons of Union Veterans
The
Golden Cross
Mary E. Pratt
Howard W
Hyde Park
Mass
Bernard Pratt
Bath
Byone
Bernard Pratt, Jr
Readfield Woman Myrtle Horne Dies After Illness
Mrs. Myrtle Horne of Readfield dies after a long illness. She is survived by her mother Etta Palmer Smith Tate, daughter Exrla Horne of Readfield, brother Leslie Smith of Islesboro, foster brother Archie Smith of Boston, and sisters Mrs. Edgar Finley of Auburn and Mrs. George R. Booker of West Bath. Funeral at Readfield home Friday at two in the afternoon. Mrs. Booker to Readfield Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Booker
West Bath
Myrtle Horne
Readfield
Horne
Etta (Palmer Smith
Tate Benjamin Smith
Exrla Horne
Leslie Smith
Islesboro
Archie Smith
Boston
Edgar Finley
Auburn
Booker
Mrs. Booker
Snowy Mt Washington Captures Clear Sunday View
From the Witch Sprint Bull Rock road hillside Mt Washington presents a pretty winter scene. Sunday was clear and the snow covered peak looked very close though distant. it snowed last Monday in the mountains rather than here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Washington
Bull Rock
Ito
Fosters Point
Mt. Washinggton
Street Railway Men Fight Bus Tax Exemption Proposal
Three members of the Legislative Committee on Public Utilities oppose a bill provision granting tax exemptions to Androscoggin & Kennebec Railway Co for operating a bus service on existing electric-rail routes. They question the need for such exemptions while Rail president Skelton warns financial strain may demand them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Committee On Public Utilities
Androscoggin & Kennebec Railway Co
Clinton T. Goudy
South Portland
Thomas P. Packard
Houston
Clarence H. Martin
Oakland
Goudy
William B Skelton
The
Railway
Maine
Skelton
Skelton Skelton
Martin
Public Utilities Commission
Public Utilities
John J. Mahon
Mahon
Dnties Commission
Supreme Judicial Court
Tarr begins 31st year as Arrowsic selectman
George L. Tarr was re elected selectman for his 31st year at the Arrowsic town meeting on Monday and chairman for his 23rd consecutive year. Merle A Weeks and John H Curner were reelected selectmen. Frank H Suipe town clerk. Collinge wood C Shea treasurer and collector Norman H Drummond auditor. Ora L Nye member school board three years. C Shea constable. Drummond health officer. Currier fire warden. Total appropriations $2,537.50, similar to last year with allocations for schools $750, highway maintenance $142.50, snow removal $125, and other items including state aid roads and nurse services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Tarr
Arrowsic
Merle A. Weeks
John H. Curner
Frank H. Suipe
Collingewood C. Shea
Norman H. Drummond
Ora L Nye
C. Shea
Norman HH. Drummond
John H Currier
Spinney‘s Mill
War postponed in Kennebec County Superior Court
Justice Arthur Chapman of Portland postponed the Kennebec County Superior Court war until eleven Thursday morning this week. Justice George H. Worster of Bangor, ill with influenza, could not preside. The February term has stood adjourned with minimal business left, mostly signing divorce decrees and other last minute matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec County Superior Court
Arthur Chapman
Portland
George H. Worster
Bangor
Justice Worster
Chaplain
United Mutual Fire Insurance Company Financials 1938
United Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Boston reports assets and liabilities as of December 3, 1938. Key figures include cash, stocks and bonds, premiums receivable, and total assets of 9,069,xxx with net unpaid losses and other liabilities offset by capital and surplus totaling 9,069,xxx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Boston
Massachusetts
Onico
Bank
Five Islands officers elected at Sunday school session
Five Islands Sunday school elected officers led by Edith Mart as superintendent and Alice Cromwell as assistant superintendent. Additional posts filled include Rev. Walter Schoepfer as 2nd assistant, Lilla Gray secretary, Cora Hanna assistant secretary, Lava Gray treasurer, and Carrie Stevens on flower committee. Tracers Beginners class led by Cromwell and other classes led by Marr, Gray, and Schoepfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Mart
Alice Cromwell
Walter Schoepfer
Lilla Gray
Cora Hanna
Lava Gray
Carrie Stevens
Edith Marr
James Stevens
Georges Gray
Bath
Orville Rowe
Georgetown Center
Rowe
Victor Pinkham
Pinkham
Beulah Miller
Nora Marr
William Marr
Auburn
George Gray
Miller
Miss Marr
Essie Marr
Dell Perry
George Philbrook
Freeport
Percy Savage
Philbrook
Portland
Grange Hall
Waler Schoepfer
Henry Moore
Framingham
Mass
Frank Ryder
Harold Rowe
Harold, Jr
Carl
Kittery
Boston
Charles Lewis
Ivan Pinkham
Henry Moors
Horace Rittall
Maurice Pinkham
Aleda Pinkham
Harlan
Philip
Burleigh
Augusta
Russel Pinkham
Ellsworth Pinkanam
Roland Oliver
Mt. Vernon
W. E. Gray
Helen Rowe
Yarmouth Academy
L. H. Rowe
Grange Circle
Jeaune Blair Dies After Surgery in Weymouth Mass
Jeaune Mra Blair 55 wife of Lester Blair died suddenly after an operation Friday in Weymouth Mass where she had lived 20 years. She leaves a daughter Christine Jone and a son Clifford Bishop Hit Mass, three grandchildren, and siblings in Haverhill, Malden, Woolwich. Funeral held Monday at North Methodist Church Woolwich. Burial at Partridge cemetery. Topsham group forms an orchestra under William Fyves. Members listed and orchestra performed at United Baptist church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeaune Mra Blair
Lester FL. Blair
Weymouth
Mass
Mia Blair
Woolwich
Fiwell
Harriet Savage
Christine Jone
Chaifford Bishop Hit
Sxious Jones
Clifford Jr
Catherine Blair
Hiamnet Halpen
Haverhill
Mas
Florence Howard
Malaen
Edward
Augiota
Roger
John
Mars
Blair
North Methodist Church
Willard Rand
Wilbur Hows
Garrit Givin
Rolin Trott
Clarence Baker
Burlai
Partridge Cemetery
Topsham Grouns People
William Fyves
Topsham Young People’s Orchestra
Folowing
William Eves
Margaret Powers
Wendell Lewis
Kennth Patterson
Robert Givern
Alvin Rackley
Anna Griffin
Elizabeth Powers
Winfield Powers
Stanley Edgecomb
Marilyn Ward
Roland Berry
United Baptist Church
Wallace Campbell Elected Honorary Captain of Red and White
Veteran Cong high basketball star Wallace Campbell was unanimously elected honorary captain of the sea son's team on the lettermen. Campbell has been the mainstay of the Red and White for three years, alternating as forward and guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Campbell
Cong High
Campbell
Flora Cushing Blanchard dies at 74 in Bath
Flora Cushing Blanchard, 74, widow of Fred W. S. Blanchard, died Monday afternoon at Bath Memorial Hospital after living most of her life in Bath. Born to Hosea Ballou and Dorcas Lambert Cushing, she married in 1897 and spent years in Washington, D C, and Honolulu with her husband’s government work. A descendant of George Soule and the Cushings, she outlined ancestral ties and distant London land heirs, noting long historic inheritance questions without action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Cushing Blanchard
Fred W. S. Blanchard
Bath Memorial Hospital
Dunmer Street
T. H
Blanchard
Bath
George Soule
Matthew Cushing
Nazareth Pitcher Cushing
Henry Pitcher
Admiral Pitcher
Hingham
Norfolk
England
Boston
Cushing
Burrill
London
Lord Burrill
Former Bath Man and Ball Player Dr Frederick J McTeer Dies
Dr Frederick J McTeer 63 longtime Bath area dentist and famed Bath baseball figure dies Saturday at his Damariscotta home. Funeral Monday at his home followed by burial in Machias. Survived by daughter Mrs Reginald Martin of Damariscotta and sister Mrs Edna J McTeer of Boston. Also noted are his years in Bath and later practice in Wistaset before moving to Damariscotta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. McTeer
Daimariscotta
Machias
McTeer
Mi Fortress Monroe
Talis Dental School
Bath
Wistasset
Damarbcotta
Alnalode
Masons Sunivine
Reginald Jo Martin
Damiarisco
Edita J MeTech
Boston
Bowdoin Gowning Held With Largest Attendance in Years
Bowdoin town meeting captured its largest turnout in several years as Curtis won moderator over N E Curtis, Ernest Carr defeated Roland Cornish and Weston Allen for second, Bert Coombs unopposed treasurer and tax collector, Arthur Card joined the school board, H. K. Adams reappointed for three years, and road work funds were approved. East Bowdoin Ladies aid served coffee and doughnuts, raising funds for church work. Local residents hosted visits, school duties resumed, and the 4 H club met for George Washington observances with plans to discuss pig care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NE. Curtis
E Baker
Nathan Doughty
N. E. Curtis
Ernest Carr
Roland Cornish
Weston Allen
Bert Coombs
Arthur Card
H. K. Adams
East Bowdoin Ladis’ Aid
Harry Durgin
South Portland
Herbert Adams
Anne Purinton
Lisbon Falls High School
Oscar Douglass
Lewston
Phyllis
Lae Douglass Road
Trene TeClair
A. E. Purinton
George Washington
George Iverson
Frank Adams
Chimney Fire Damages Home of E 1 Cornish Week Ago
A chimney fire damaged a home belonging to E 1 Cornish last week. Firefighters arrived promptly and did good work. Mrs Brow of Landry farm recently lost her mother Mrs Tuev A Danneau of Auburn funeral services for Jean Humphrey were held with Miss Carrie Kendall officiating. The oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Beardt Pemple has been ill and hospital bound in Portland. James Cornish and Mrs Annie Cobb are ill. Pratt of Richmond is cared for by Seka. Charles Sallie and others visited briefly. Yearnotes born to Edita Kemps on February 22. Funeral services for Flora C Blanche held at 818 Hirsh Street with Rev Charles M Tubboo of Grace Church officiating. Burial at Gils Cate Pocitewa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornish
Brow
Landry Farm
Tuev
Danneau
Auburn
Jean Humphrey
Virginia
Shiney Humphrey
Imperial
W. H. Gould
Carrie Kendall
BdeardPemple
Portland
James Cornish
Annie Cobb
Dy Pratt
Richmond
Seka
Charles Sallie
Mao
UN Itiseits
Edita ‘Kemps
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Nettle Ware
Edward Sykes
Sykes
John Sykes
Pleasant Street
Laurence Bond
Mr. Bond
A. L. Bond
North Adams
Albion Raynes
Brunswick Hospital
Mabel Lancaster
Gardiner
Wallace Baker
Velma Cronk
Fred Little
Miss Cronk
Earl Cronk
Alice Hovey
Wales
Earle Dickenson
David DeBree
Gertrude Nichols
Progressive Grange
Pomona Grange
Topsham Grange Hall
Richmond Sportsmen's Association Rifle Club
National Association
Enterprise Grange
Lawrence Knight
Perley Wedge
Paul Dyer
Roger Hutchins
Howard Dickey
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Room
Walter Reid
Westport
Mr. Yeaton
James Apt
Fred Greenleaf
Colin Dunn
Richard Fowle
Ernest Colby
Margaret Webber
Maud
North End
Frank Greenleaf
Ordway Lewis
Stoughton Mass
F. W. Lewis
E. A. Cromwell
Luther
Robert Greenleaf
Albert
R. T. Beaton
Walter Greenleaf
Frank
Allen Jewett
Co. E. A. Cromwell
John Harrison
Brian Jewett
Lester Spinney
Nequasset
Archie Higgins
Thomas Woodbridge
Richard Fowles
Belmont
Charles Boothbay
Archie Cunningham
Wiscasset
Ralph Wright
C. L. Cromwell
Eaton Farm
Whiting Mass
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
Sills
Townsend
Morse High School
Year Books
Old Morse High School
the Times Company
Bath, Maine
Androscoggin
Kennebec
Leon Williams
Waltham
Williams
Olive
Leon, Jr
Forest Hanna
Fred Carr
Gilbert Standish
Herman Barter
VF Gray
Richard
Nancy
Jennie May Blair
Bath Savings Institution
Flora C. Blanchard
Mayflower
Damariscotta
Thorn L. Pox
Robert Sawyer
Fox
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham Post Road
Flora C. Blanche
Widas Co
Fred WS Blanchard
Dininiy Street
Ahie Arar BC Miso
Residgeo
Hirsh Street
Charles M Tubboo
Grace Church
Leland Pues Pamurl
Jordan Edward Sangs
Hares White
Gils Cate
Pocitewa
Fred S. Curtis &O
Thomas RE. Huston
Center Street