Richmond Notes and Town Meeting Developments
Richmond community life spans from a covered dish N. E. G. Club gathering to a special town meeting called for Monday at 2 p.m. An elderly Civil War veteran William H. Whitney dies at 93 in Gardiner while Richmond mourns Etta M. Douglas. A Wright Transport Co plane gains a safe return to Boston after a forced landing. Local politics turn with a Republican caucus naming town and county committee members.
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N. E. G. Club
Edith Blodgett
Lincoln Street
Henry R. Drew
Front Street
Ladies’ Aid
Enterprise Grange
Carrol Young
Main Street
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin
Annie Arsenault
Roxbury
Mass
G. E. Wenth
Norma Briery
Augusta
Elmer Dore
Gardiner
William H. Whitney
Richmond
Melindy
Mr. Whitney
Capt
Levi
Mary Hutchins Whitney
Bowdoinham
Caps Horn
Richmond Lodge F. & A. M
Richmond Lodge
John Merrill Post, G. A. R
Laura M. Whitney
Chelsea
William F
Etta M. Douglas
Harry W. Douglas
Church Street
Bridgton
Appleton
Eunice Peabody Hill
Margaret Nelson
Bessie Blake
Temple
Everett
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
H. L. Tarr
Boston
Robert A. Blake
Florida
Kendall E. Hathaway
Lewiston
New York
Hathaway
Co. M. Wright
Mayhew Lecture on Bird Life of Western Parks at Bowdoin
Nature lovers in Brunswick will attend the Mayhew Lecture at Bowdoin College on March 16. The Massachusetts state Ornithologist will present colored lantern slides about Bird Life of Our Western Parks, including Yosemite Yellowstone and the Grand Canyon. John B. May M D prepared the related talk on Western National Parks. Bangor Teachers Club marks its 25th anniversary with a gathering at Bangor High School where Col Herbert Bowen spoke on Our National Defense in a clear engaging style.
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Brunswick
Mayhew
Bowdoin College
Massachusetts
Western
John B. May
Great Western National Parks
Yosemite
Yellowstone
The
Grand Canyon
Bangor Teachers’ Club
Bangor High School
Col
Herbert Bowen
GEORGETOWN COMMUNITY GOSSIP HIGHLIGHTS Visitors and Local Activities
Miss Evelyn Taylor of New Sharon was a weekend guest of Mrs. T. M. Hagan. Families and neighbors share visits to Bath Sagadahoc Bay and Five Islands. Local events include a Working League meeting, rehearsals for Easter music, and a Baptist church sermon on Sunday.
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Evelyn Taylor
New Sharon
T. M. Hagan
W. O. Oliver
Bath
George Smith
Sagadahoc Bay
Lexington
Elizabeth Hunt
Bedford Street
Working League
B. H. Woodside
E. A. McKenney
Augusta
Georgie Wheeler
Grace Hovey
F. W. Hovey
Andrew Rowe
Skowhegan
E. C. Higgins
Alfred Rowe
Marjorie Hinckley
Bath City Hospital
C. L. Hinckley
Hinckley
Boston City Hospital
Herman Spinney
Bay Point
A. S. Cunningham
None Cote
Portland
Monay
Jennie Todd
Lisbon
T. N. Williams
Leslie Rowe
Five Islands
G. E. Smith
H. G. Heald
W. A. Todd
Norman Drummond
Arrowsic
L. Earle Hagan
Frank Heald
Francis
James Oliver
Hubert
George Loveitt
Lord of Lords
First Baptist Church
Town Meeting Reelects Officials and Sets Budget
The annual town meeting at the town hall reelects Fred S. Bailey as moderator and treasurer. Richard L. Fowle Oliver P. Jewett and Maud E. Webber are kept on the select board with Jewett filling a school committee vacancy alongside Etta V. Lewis. Horace L. Jones is reelected road commissioner and constable, Ernest E. Colby remains town clerk. The town hall is auctioned for 125 dollars. Total appropriations fall $275 short of last year with 600 raised for State Aid Road. The town reports 934.98 in surplus and 1329.72 in resources, no liabilities.
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Freda Aro
Springvale
Mariner
Atee Nassan Institute
Frank Beedle
Bertelle Skinner
Augusta
Winthrop
Frank A. Beedle
Portland
Amy Bradley
A. V
Legion Hall
Washington
The
Legion Auxiliary
Terrance Curran
Paul Roberts
WRDO
Harmonica Twins
Richmond
Bowdoinham
Rishmond
Gardiner
George Wilson
Percy Baker
Auguta
Charles Morang
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Nina Lodge
Lisbon Falls
C. H. Cobb
W. S. Cobb
Brunswick
Fort Richmond
Furbur
Concord
N. H
Bert Scott
John Witham, Jr
Aroostook County
Witham
Harold Bickford
Dresden
August Harries
J. W. Randlette
Harries
George Ridley
Pitts Road
Mr. Randlette
Germany
C. H. Bryant
Fred Jewett
Charles James
Mabel Lancaster
Brunswick Road
H. L. Stilphen
Litchfield
S. P. Call of
Margaret Grover
Fred Webber
Randolph
Fred S. Bailey
Board of Selectmen
Richard L. Fowle
Oliver P. Jewett
Maud E. Webber
Etta V. Lewis
Henry A. Swanton
Horace L. Jones
Ernest E. Colby
Robert Greenleaf
Harriman Place
South End
John H. Carter
Woolwich
Cony High to award modern red morocco diploma covers
Cony High School’s class of 1932 will receive a new tyre leather bound folding diploma at June commencement. The red morocco fabrikoid cover features a gold rayon lining and four corner bands in Cony colors, with the certificate folded inside the cover about the size of a text book.
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Cony High School
Cony
Bath Hi Y Club Loses Game At Brunswick
The Bath Hi Y basketball team was edged by Brunswick 20 to 17 in a tight contest. Brunswick players hosted Bath at a lunch afterward with speakers from Brunswick and Morse high schools and Bath. Scallop boats on Monroe Island beds harvest limited catch with average price about 1.75 per gallon.
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Bath HI
Brunswick
Brunswick Town Hall
Bath
Brunswick Club
Brunswick Hi-Y
Bath Boys
Brunswick High School
Chester Hall
Portland
Philip Garland
Edwin E. Pinson
Arthur B. Scott
Morse High School
Robert de Wick
Monroe Island
Dike School Pupils Conduct Musicale at PTA Meeting
The Dike PTA met with 35 members in the school teachers room for a musicale arranged by Principal Mrs. Bernice Staples and Miss Leona Huestis. Students from grades six and seven performed travel songs, melodies, a girl chorus, and pieces by Grieg, Woodbury, Hiller, and Rubinstein. Reports by secretary Mrs. Hoffman and treasurer Mrs. Mac Donad were read. plans were made for a Friday card party and a future performance of The Spinsters Convention.
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Dike P.T.A
Dike
Bernice D. Staples
Leona B. Huestis
Franz Able
Protheree
Gramm
Woodbury
Hiller
Normandy
Bera
Schubert
Garden
Foote
Rubenstein
Daniel J. Perry
Fred Hoffman
Charles MacDonad, Jr
Scott Golder
William A. Furber
John Gilmore
Clarence Atwood
Brian M. Jewett
Herman Crocker
Golder
Winship Street
Ralph Dunbar
Flossy Erskine Sidelinger
Washington Street
Walter W. Smith
Sidelinger
Republican Caucus Elects Its Delegates in Portland
In City hall auditorium the Republican caucus elected 15 delegates and 15 alternates to State and First district conventions set for March 31 in Portland. About 50 attendees signed a Carlton for Governor enrollment, noting Sagadahoc County’s 111 years without a governor and highlighting F W Carlton of Woolwich. N Gratz Jackson presided, Arthur K Purington was secretary, and the delegates list by Alderman Ellery E Whittemore was unanimously accepted.
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Richmond
Selectmen's
Main Street
Portland
John S. Parker
Roy Gilpatrick
Freeman F. Wood
William F. Dunham
Margaret B. Peabody
Anna W. Dunham
George M. Dennett
George A. Hawkes
Annie L. Hawkes
E. Q Tarr
Ray Toothaker
Lawrence A. Bond
Seth C. Watson
Earl B. Preble
Victor R. E. Carey
Edwin R. Stewart
John M. Jordan
B. R. Temple
W. W. Gardiner
A. D. Trott
Ray Stinson
Lister Umberhind
Harold N. Libby
Charles W. Messenger
James L. Roberts
Raymond E. Libby
Hazel S. Libby
Lelia Card
Charles A. Watson
Clifford Seekins
Frank E. Preble
Carrol Young
J. W. Randlette
John T. Witham
J. L. Ross
Georgia Wakefield
Leslie F. Roberts
Percy Baker
George F. Wilson
W. F. Dunham
Carroll L. Moe Frank E. Preble
J. W. Randette
City Hall
Carlton
Sagadahoc County
F. W. Carlton
Woolw
Ch. N. Gratz Jackson
Arthur K. Purington
Ellery E. Whittemore
Local civic event lists delegates and planned faculty play
A town meeting details a unanimous ballot action with a list of delegates and alternates led by Mayor Harold P. Small. The program includes a one act play by Errol Baker, faculty participation, a Grand Ball with Royal Arcadians music, and a hoped for famous radio team for the first two nights.
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Errol Baker
Royal Arcadians
A. Parke Grindel
Morse High Pupils Plan Mohiba for 1932 Show
About 125 Morse High pupils rehearse daily in the auditorium under John H. Grindell for the 1932 Mohiba to be staged April 7 to 9 for the A.A.A. It promises a fresh production with tap dances sketches and musical numbers.
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Morse High
John H. Grindell
A.A.A
Amos and Andy
Rudy Vallee
Seth Parker
Sacred Heart Circle Elects Committees at First Meeting
Sacred Heart circle of the Daughters of Isabella held its first business meeting in the Knights of Columbus hall. Mrs. Annie E. Rackliffe of Springfield presided with guests Mrs. Grace Clement and Mrs. P. A. Sawyer. Committees were named for standing, membership, sick, flower, and social, with nine members admitted to the circle.
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Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Annie E. Rackliffe
Springfield
Mass
Grace Clement
P. A. Sawyer
Father Remy
Arana
Bertha V. Belleros
Nellie Fitzgerald
Lucy Brown
Eva Tatro
Elizabeth Conley
Annie Conley
Annie Quinn
Mildred Calby
Viola Davis
Annie Arsenault
Gertrude McAllister
Josephine Scott
Margaret Allen
Catherine Kelley
Rita’ Durant
Rosanna McFadden
Dora Belanger
Hannah McCole
Vivian Kronstrand
Jennie M. Allen
Catherine Burgess
Beatrice Footer
Nellie Biggins
Elena Pelegrins
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