Where's Grandma comedy staged for Methodist church
Richmond Y A Y F club presented the three act comedy Where's Grandma for the Methodist church at the parish hall. Cast included Grandma Ruth Walton Gretchen Blake Alberta Sedgley and others directed by Mrs Edward Mansir and Mrs Jennie Horne.
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Y. A. Y. F. Club
Grandma
Edward Mansir
Jennie Horne
Ruth Walton
Gretchen Blake
Alberta Sedgley
Bob Blake
Norris Sidelinger
Jack Worley
Donald Mosher
Lucy King
Helen Walton
Arline Truesdale
Marion Young
Carol Worley
Hazel Gardner
Midnight
John Libby
Dahlia
Hope Leavitt
Samuel Dorrance
Fort Richmond
D.A.R
Solon Purinton
Charles Wakefield
World Wide Guild
Thelma Small
Front Street
Leslie Roberts
George Sanford
Star Club
Raymond Libby
Richmond Sportsmen's Association
Progressive Grange Meeting Features Various Programs
Miss Roberta McCarthy acted lecturer at the Progressive Grange meeting Friday evening presenting a program that included singing, readings, a rally, stories by James Jones and Grace Thompson, piano by Margaret Baker, and a Maine reading. Marion Skinner won the penny match. games followed supervised by Mrs. Erland Curtis and Mrs. Gladys Rideout. A pie social is planned after the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta McCarthy
Progressive Grange
The
Grange
Marshal White
James Jones
Grace Thompson
Margaret Baker
Maine
Eva Libby
Marion Skinner
Erland Curtis
Gladys Rideout
Pilgrim Fellowship Discusses Youth and Religion at Bath
Bath Pilgrim Fellowship heard Bowdoin College deputation discuss Does Youth Need Religion. Kenneth J. Smith YMCA state secretary will speak next Sunday. Miss Crowley and Miss Cummings to lead worship. refreshments planned. car count requested for Brunswick trip to Congregational church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Brunswick
Congregational Church
Charles H Merrifield Richmond official dies after illness
Charles H Merrifield a 35 year Richmond water department employee and 65 year resident died Sunday after a short illness at his home. Born Sept 12 1859 in Gardiner he was survived by son Thomas R Merrifield of Bangor two daughters Zoe Tyler and Erriel Merrifield two grandchildren and brother Eugene Merrifield of Woolwich. He was a member of local Masonic bodies. Also noted is the Bath wedding trip of Clyde B Holmes Jr and wife to St Francis Belfast with Holmes as manager of Gibbons Coal Bath office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Herbert Merrifield
Richmond
Erriel Merrifield
Eugene Merrifield
Woolwich
Clyde B. Holmes, Jr
Bath
Holmes
Church of St. Francis d’Assisi
Belfast
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
The
Gibbons Coal Co
Georgetown Town Meeting and Winter Storm News
The Georgetown town meeting passed with small changes and slightly lower appropriations. A major snow storm kept roads closed until powers and plows cleared them by Sunday night. Local men await return to work, while Rev. Roy M. Trafton of Leominster, a former Georgetown student, planned a non profit soft drink night for Dev ens trainees. Two local youths, Francis Oliver and Edward Cunningham, were drafted. Updates include a Florida death of Mrs. Manning, a patient's improvement after hospital care, a dinner guest, and a Baptist Working League meeting.
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Walter F. Powers
Iron Works
Roy M. Trafton
Leominster
Mass
Trafton
Eugene Trafton
Fort Devens
Devens
Georgetown
Island Falls
Fort Fairfield
Essex Street
Bangor
Francis Oliver
Edward Cunningham
Selective Service Board
Sagadahoc County
Oliver
Fort Williams
Cunningham
Bath
Florida
Manning
Joseph Lane
Indian Point
Walter Cunningham
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Seward E. Emmons
Roy M. Newman
Working League of the First Baptist Church
Ernest Heal
Ada McConnell improves after Portland operation
Mrs Ada McConnell RN of Richmond underwent a major operation over a week ago at Maine General Hospital in Portland and is improving rapidly, with plans to return home soon. Local news notes various visits and illnesses among Bay Point residents, including flu, laryngitis, and social callings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada McConnell
R.N
Richmond
Walter Cunningham
Maine General Hospital
Portland
W. O. Clark
Bay Point
R.A.F. Clarence
Bath Iron Works
Edward Wren
Robert Fry
Harold Brown
Kennebec Point
Fry
Adams
Louise Howard
Carl Wiebreig
Woolwich
Lila M. Spinney
Mary Campbell
Maurice Burns
James Oliver
Earle Payson
Ardeen Pinkham
Georgetown Road
Five Islands Community Notices and Meetings
A library hall all day Red Cross sewing meeting had good attendance with a noon luncheon led by Mrs. Ruth Pierce. The Good Neighbor club met with Mrs. Lermond Davis. Local residents increasing home improvements include Mr and Mrs Lewis Preney. A new baby named Cecil Sumner was born to Mr and Mrs Sumner Mains. Firefighters responded quickly to a chimney fire at J G Stevens. Several residents traveled to and from Bath and North Anson for family matters. Birthday celebrations honored David Sawyer aged one and Mary Louise Pinkham aged 13 at Mrs Ransom Sawyer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Enterprise Grange Hall
Marion MacFarland
Evelyn Hinckley
Reed Protheroe
Inez Whitmore
Sampson Street
Ideal Home Corner Club
Daughters of Union Veterans Hall
Pearl Perry
Ethel Rankins
Belle Call
William Oakes
Marie Morrisette
Lester R. Norton
Baptist Church
American Red Cross
Lester Souviney
Ladies’ Farm Bureau
Richmond Corner
Lucy Tarr
George Leavitt
Nellie Sylvester
Howard Knight
Albert Wing
Wing
Laurence Bond
Contract Club
Harry Woodbury
Laura Stilphen
Raymond Libby
G. Cleveland Marriner
Texaco
DeWitt Hotel
Lewiston
Marriner
Library
Red Cross
Ruth Pierce
Orville Rowe
Ransom Sawyer
Theodore Campbell
Good Neighbor Club
Lermond Davis
Lewis Preney
Howward Barter
Preney
Bath Iron Works
Cecil Sumner
Sumner Mains
Bath
Five Islands
J. G. Stevens
Dickie
North Anson
Harold Spofford
Los Angeles
Cal
J. J Gibson
Gibson
George Gray
New York
Lester Hanna
Raymond Carl
Addie Moulton
Ralph
Davis
Georgetown
Rudolph Pinkham
Roland Walter
Bath Memorial Hospital
David Sawyer
Mary Louise Pinkham
David
Ida MacGillivary
Sylvia Pinkham
Dorothy
Marilyn
Bruce MacGillivary
Probate Courtsession records outline Sagadahoc term actions
In the March term Sagadahoc probate court Judge Dunton handled wills and administrations. Wills allowed for Charles M Bigelow and Annie P White and William L Tripp. administrations allowed for Rosetta W Allen May C Hall. bonds and inventories filed including Verda White, Hattie Fox and others. numerous accounts, thirds, ninths and final confirmations. petitions for admin appointments, licenses to sell real estate and perpetual care filed. General Trustees confirmed for Elizabeth Wy man.
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Dunton
Sagadahoc
Charles M. Bigelow
Georgetown
Fiduciary Trust Co
Boston
Rosetta W. Allen
Woolwich
Horace E. Allen
C. Hall
Richmond
Verda E. White
Herbert K. Adams
Bowdoin
D.b N
D.b.n.e.t.a
Frank S. Adams
Clara Frances Tarbox
Topsham
John Tarbox
Adrianna B. Pratt
Fred H. Pratt
Bath
May C. Hall
John FE
William H. Brackley
Mary E. Peterson
C.t.a
Emily N. Ingalls
Phippsburg
Ralph O. Dale
Alexander W. Robinson
Lucian R. Ames
Lillian M. Tozer
Grace M. McIntire
Jane M. McIntire
Hazel W. Stickney
Eva M. Beal
Harold J. Rubin
D.b.n.c.t.a
Arthur H. Sprague
Eugene M. Desmond
Madeline B. Shaw
John J. Desmond
William B. Mussenden
Charles H. Cahill
Horace W. Swett
Ernest L. Goodspeed
Harry E. Houdlette
Wilber Cooper
Alton M. Cooper
Louise E. Tillson
Emery Albert Tillson
Elizabeth C. Craven
Albert E. Craven
Rosa Povich
Nathan Povich
John E. Wilson
Hattie E. Fox
Alice HH. Shanks
Helen A. Britt
Bowdoinham
John Coolidge
Elba C. Turner
Helen M
Mary E. Smith
Edward W. Bridghan
The
Plan April meeting of Cub Pack 55 details
The April meeting plan for Cub Pack 55 was finalized at 27 Cobb Road with participants Joseph O. Purdue Cub master Roy Lawrence Blair Hodge and Henry Skeffield. The March gathering at Winter Street church included a game contest won by Philip Ames earning a year’s subscription to Boys Life and achievement pins.
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Cobb Road
Joseph O. Purdue
Roy Lawrence
Blair Hodge
Henry Skeffield
Winter Street Church
Dea
Philip Ames
Oakhurst Dairy
Carl Y. Kennedy
Orris Ames
den No. 4
Sagadahock Block
Mrs Elinor S Jones dies. widow of Judge Jones of Norway
Mrs Elinor S Jones aged about 69 widow of Judge William F Jones of Norway died at the home of Mrs William Park Freeport after an illness of one day. Born Portland Dec 21 1879 she taught in Norway High School before marriage in 1897. Survived by three daughters Katherine Cullen Sarasota Fla Francis Joselyn Norway and Mary Douglass Waterford and a granddaughter Betty Joselyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor S. Jones
William F. Jones
Norway
William Park
Freeport
Jones
Portland
Stee W. Hunt
Bath
Colby College
Calif
Katherine Cullen
Sarasota, Fla
Francis Joselyn
Mary Douglass
Waterford
Georgia
Betty Joselyn
Newell Joins Bath Iron Works Board of Directors
John R. Newell son of Bath Iron Works president William S. Newell and assistant superintendent of a $2,000,000 fabrication plant in East Brunswick was elected to the board at the annual meeting. The board grows from seven to nine with Newell as the sole new member amid a dividend declaration and ongoing vessel contracts valued near $180,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Newell
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
East Brunswick
Mr. Newell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Archibald M. Main
L. Eugene Thebeau
Wadleigh B. Drummond
Portland
Messrs. Newell
Main
Thebeau and Drummond
Ross W. Judson
Cleveland
J. Kenneth Hall
New York City
Hemphill & Noyes
Charles H. Cahill
Bath
Joel F Cushman Dies After Long Illness in Bath
Joel F Cushman 78 of 12 Weeks street Bath died Tuesday morning in Memorial hospital after a year of declining health. He was born in Woolwich son of Job and Mary Edgecomb Cushman and lived in the area except for 11 years in Brockton Mass. He worked as a sawyer at Crosby's mill Arrowsic Cutting's mill Phippsburg and Stanley Brown mill Brunswick retiring four years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs D Wallace MacDonald Bath four grandchildren and two nephews. Funeral Thursday at 1 40 p.m. at Mayo funeral residence 819 High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel F. Cushman
Weeks Street
Bath
Saw Mills
Memorial Hospital
Woolwich
Job
Mary Edgecomb Cushman
Brockton
Mass
Crosby's
Arrowsie
Cutting
Phippsburg
Stanley Brown
Brunswick
D. Wallace MacDonald
Marie E
Kenneth F
Agnes C
Wallace A. MacDonald
Clinton Porter
Roger Keith
Pierce Leavitt
Raymond Cushman
Memorial for George E. Smith of Sagadahoc Bay
George Edward Smith aged 62 longtime Sagadahoc Bay Georgetown resident died Monday at Bath hospital born in Chelsea to Green wood C. and Roselinelask Smith. He leaves two sisters Mrs. C. Petree Sagadahoc Bay and Mrs. Sarath Drake Cambridge Mass. Funeral Thursday after home 942 Washington Bath Massachusetts notes Enid Sawyer Central Grammar School faculty spent weekend in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Smith
Sagadahoc Bay
Georgetown
Bath Hospital
Chelsea
Greenwood C
Roselinelask Smith
Sarath Drake
Cambridge
Mass
Washington Street
Bath
Enid Sawyer
Lincoln Street
Central Grammar School
Augusta
Bath Y M C A Hi Y Members Attend Mid Winter Conference
The Hi Y club of the Bath Y M C A was represented at the mid Winter conference by Jefferson C. Smith and James E. Knight with H Addison Burbank as freshmen delegate. Louis H. May accompanied as boys work secretary. About 50 boys from across the state attended. Dana C. Cotton and Dr. Raymond Zerby spoke as part of a program featuring round table discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Y. M. C. A
Jefferson C. Smith
Homestead
Winthrop
James E. Knight
H. Addison Burbank
Louis H. May
Dana C. Cotton
State Department of Education
Raymond Zerby
Department of Religion
Bates College
Troop 50 Boy Scouts Receives Applicants
Troop 50 met Wednesday of last week in its log cabin in the Y M C A. Sixteen Scouts and three applicants attended. Dick Jackson gave the scribe report and Ardeen Haines the treasurer's report. The troop used the gymnasium, played the compass game, and held a parade drill. Assistant Scoutmaster Raymond Lebrun praised the spirit and alertness. The meeting closed with songs around the fireplace. Troop 50 plans to meet again Thursday evening in the log cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Jackson
Ardeen Haines
R Haines
James Black
Ed Black
Dan Wing
Harold Brown
James Osborne
William Voorhees
Don King
Raymond Lebrun
Auto crash at Corliss and Washington injures none
Two cars collided at the Corliss Street and Washington Street intersection Sunday afternoon. Eugene Lewis of Milan Street and Alden Denham of Middle Street were involved, with Lewis’s Ford sedan heavily damaged and towed away. Denham’s sedan was also damaged after turning onto Corliss Street. The crash occurred shortly after two o'clock amid heavy mist with no injuries reported.
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Corliss Street
Washington
Eugene Lewis
Milan Street
Alden P. Denham
Middle Street
Denham
Washington Street
Westport Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Westport residents share weekend visits and travels as Mrs. Sarah J. Welsh joins her sister Mrs. Solomon Higgins. Miss Virginia C. Jewett of the University of Maine stays with Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Powell in Springfield Massachusetts. James Buckley of Ashland Massachusetts begins a year at Fort Devens Ayer Massachusetts. Mrs. Joseph Hodgdon remains ill at home. Freeman Colby returns after visiting Herbert Cromwell and family in Wiscasset. Harvey Mosier returns to Boston after two weeks with his family here. Mr. and Mrs. John Leonard and daughter Jean of Bath dine with Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Jewett and others from Boston visiting town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mansir
Richard Everett
Gardiner
Everett Hatch
Major
Charles B. Day
Boston
Robert Howe
Bath
Annabel Hovey
William Meserve
Fort Devens
John Gerow
Dover
N. H
Josiah White
Susan Meserve
Glenn
Dorene White
Marilyn Arletta Patten
Charles Davis
Richmond
Samuel Dorrance
Sally
Karl Hatch
Bowdeinham
Samuel Furbish
Brunswick
Lizzie Long
York
Jasper Frost
New York
Reginald
Roderick
Adolph
Hartford
Harris Hutchins
Edith Philbrick
David Graves
Cleo Fletcher
Beatrice Hawkins
Lewiston
Elwyn Silver
Ray Sedgley
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Carmel
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
World Wide Guild
Thelma Small
Marion Dickey
Margaret Bailey
Evelyn Cromwell
Amy Hovey
Pauline Purinton
White Cross
Ethel Bailey
Helen Witham
Charles Herbert Merrifield
Lincoln Street
Alfred H. Ives
Joseph Randlette
James Fields
Clinton Hinckley
Frank Bishop
Evergreen Cemetery
Richmond Cemetery
Sarah J. Welsh
Solomon Higgins
Virginia C. Jewett
University of Maine
T. D. Powell
Springfield
Mass
Powell
James Buckley
Ashland
Ayer
Joseph Hodgdon
Freeman Colby
Herbert Cromwell
Wiscasset
Harvey Mosier
John Leonard
Jean
Brian M. Jewett
John Harrison
George
Thomas Booth
Formal Opening of New Dormitories at Y M C A
The formal opening of the new dormitories at the Y M C A will be March 25 with a 7 30 dedication service. Morse High School band will perform in the lobby from 7 30 to 8. Archibald M. Main chairs the event with Edwin R. Andrews and Henry C. Wright on the construction committee. The ribbon will be cut, rooms open for public inspection, Hi Y club ushers, and fireworks scheduled for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Archibald M. Main
Lectures and Exhibits At Bowdoin In Weekend Events
Prof Kenneth J Conant of Harvard will lecture Thursday night in Moulton union on The Architectural Revolution or The Story of Modern Architecture. James W Blunt shows motion pictures of Kent Island Friday night at 730 in Moulton union. Watercolors by Mrs Harold Lee Berry of Portland open Saturday at the Walker Art building including 12 Yale etchings and Coffin collection prints. Prof Julius Seelye Bixler of Harvard Divinity School speaks at chapel Sunday at five. The choir sings Tschaikowsky Christ in His Garden. Tallman Lectures by Ernesto Montenegro on Latin American relations April 30 May 7 and May 14. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth J. Conant
Harvard University
Moulton Union
Conant
James W. Blunt
Kent Island
Harold Lee Berry
Portland
Walker Art Building
Yale University
Charles A. Coffin
Julius Seelye Bixler
Harvard Divinity School
Christ
Tschaikowsky
Ernesto Montenegro
National University of Chile
Montenegro
Tallman Foundation
Woman's Division of Christian Service Meets at Wesley Church
The regular monthly meeting at Wesley church parlor planned the parish supper for March 26 with co chairmen for kitchen and dining room. Marion Dain was nominated to represent the group in religious education, and Mrs. Dean R. Bonney was named secretary replacing Mrs. Bates who moved to South Portland. April hostesses to be announced. fruit punch served by Mrs. Everett O. Lemont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Division of Christian Service
Wesley Church
Irving C. Varney
Charles I. Madden, Jr
Clarence F. Ring
Marion Dain
Howard C. Bates
South Portland
Dean R. Bonney
Everett O. Lemont
Mrs John B F Cook Hosts Contract Club Luncheon
Mrs John BF Cook of Middle Street entertained her contract club for a luncheon Monday providing light refreshments and social games in a cordial gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BF. Cook
Middle Street
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Estelle Brown
Geneva Brown
Sabattus
Lillian Nickerson
Farmington, N_H
Walter Barnes
Elizabeth J. Frost
Allie Packard
North Front Street
Reginald, Roderick
Adolph Frost
Orrin Larrabee
South Gardiner
Leland Siegars
Fremont Rowe
Doris Shaw
Kathleen
Eleanor Nelson
Harold Whitney
Randolph
Lawrence Thompson
Corinna
Merla Thompson
Pilgrim Fellowship
Charles H. Merrifield
Annie P. White
William H. White
William L. Tripp
Jennie C. Tripp
Directorate OF
George E. Smith
Hi-Y Club
Y.M.C.A
Troop 50
BOY Scouts
Westport
Bowdoin College Notes
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Huston Ambulance Service