Richmond Transcription of Local Notices and Social News
Richmond locals share visits from Dorchester to Augusta and Bath. Death notice for Chester Clemens details accident injuries and survivor list. Community events include a D U V C tent meeting, a wedding of Velma Longley and Alton Barter, and student awards in Shorthand and Typing at Richmond High School.
Westport Town Meeting Adopts Budget and Elected Officials
The Westport annual town meeting approved spending for schools, roads, and town buildings with specific allocations and several special appropriations. Elected officers include Selectmen R L Fowles and town clerk R T Beaton, with Ernest Colby and Edward Cromwell among top vote getters. Helena Hodgdon resigned from the School Board and C E A Cromwell will fill the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Fowles
Ellsworth Colby
Edward Cromwell
Ernest Colby
Ernest Coby
Horace Jones
Roberts
R. T. Beaton
Robert Greenleaf
Helena Hodgdon
C. E. A. Cromwell
Bath
Fred Greenleaf
Joseph Hodgdon
Wiscasse
Wallace Beaton
Albert
North End
Maurice Jewett
Ann Louise Jewett
Jonas Knights
Stephen Judkins
Belgrade
Island
Margaret Webber
O. P. Jewett
Nora Brewer
Boothbay Harbor
Jennie Cromwell
Eaton Farm
Charles Boothby
Owen
Portland
Wesley Green
Robert Higgins
Augusta
Richard Fowles
Maud Webber
Herbert Cromwell
Frances Jewett
Georgetown Social Notes Roundup Nearby Visitors and Returns
Alonzo Hunt returns home to West Georgetown after three months in Hyde Park. Mrs. Walter T Powers drives to Bath with Elizabeth Nagle. Mrs. William A Todd hosts the Working League. Howard E Clarey visits Bath. Dorothy Hagan visits North Yarmouth Academy parents. Rev Walter Schoepfer visits Bath. Walter E Reid returns to Seguinland from Hotel Sedgwick Bath. Thomas Hagan Jr and Alfred Rowe cut wood for George L Tarr in Arrowsie. John R Blackie and Harold J Brown linked with local hosts. influenza confines Harold J Brown at Kennebec Point. Dr Joseph Smith of Bath attends William A Todd in Bath. George L Tarr receives Bath visit from Todd. Alex Cunningham employs men taking claims to Portland. John Grindell of Bath attends town business. Mrs Roy M Newman sprains ankle badly. WPA workers near Little River road to finish contract soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Hunt
West Georgetown
Hyde Park
Mass
Walter T. Powers
Bath
Elizabeth Nagle
William A. Todd
Howard E. Clarey
Robinhood
Dorothy Hagan
North Yarmouth Academy
L. Farr Hagan
Walter Schoepfer
Walter E. Reid
Seguinland
Sedgwick
Thomas Hagan, Jr
Alfred Rowe
Arrowsie
George L. Tarr
John R
Blackie
Joseph F. Higgins
Harold J. Brown
Kenne
John Gaudette Wins In YMCA Junior Billiards Final
John Gaudette won the YMCA junior division pocket billiards tournament final with a 50 to 26 score over Wendall Safford. Gaudette and Donald Knight each won two monthly titles, earning first round byes for the championship playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gaudette
Y.m.c. A
Gaudette
Charles Sullivan, Jr
Donald Knight
Charles Sullivan
Robert Levin
Robert Ingraham
Wendall Safford
James Morse
Jean Pomerleau
Robert Cummings
John Voorhees
Sullivan
Safford
Pomerleau
Voorhees
Steeves' Marketmen gain five points in Tuesday bowling
Steeves' Marketmen won 11 of 12 points to rise five on Redson's in a Tuesday Night League session. Dick Frates and Les Plant each rolled 544 while Ken Morrison added 533 and Pete Oliver 507. Team total set at 2497 surpassing their prior 2481.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Frates
Ken Morrison
Pete Oliver
Steeves’ Market Crew
Redson
Les Plant
Maples
Steeves’ Market Rollers
Frates
Plant
O. M. Redson
Haut Steeves
L. Plant
K. Morrison
Steeves
Allan Ramsay recounts Carmen for musical society tribute
Allan A. Ramsay spoke on Carmen to Les Camarades Musicaux with Miss Alice Magoun present. Mrs. Hatch aided vocal performance. program featured selections from Act I to finale with Ramsay and ensemble performing multiple arias and duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan H. Ramsay
Allan A. Ramsay
Les Camarades Musicaux
Alice N. Magoun
Middle Street
Robert B. Hatch
Augusta
Fred Hi. Cary
Bia
Ramsay
Les Camarades
Sprague
Mr. McPherson
Mr. M. ‘Person
Miss Leonard
Mr. Smith
Roy Richters Guards win Elk League title by seven
Roy Richters Guards clinched the Elks Bowling League championship by seven points as Tom Conley's Lecturers took second and Ralph Dales Antlers finished third. Al Thayer rolled 283 to earn top individual honors, with Conley second high average and Richters 303 third. The Lecturers set season records with a team total of 1368 while claiming both team single and team total marks. Fragments also note Hokey minstrels tryouts at Hallowell High and Miss Emil Green celebrated her birthday with friends at Cobbosse Rest Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Roy Richter
Tom Conley
Ralph Dale
Jay Povich
al Thayer
Conley
Richter
Hap” Talbot
Bobby ‘Callan
Nest
Five Islands Grange Library Adds Nine Books
The Grange Library at Five Islands purchased nine books for adults and children including Level Crossing by Bottome Rainbow Gory by Hauck Great Aunt Lavinia by Lincoln You Wouldn't Be Live It by Goodrich An American Doctor's Odyssey by Heiser Yang and Yin by Hobart Pussy Cat Talks to Her Kittens by Fannie Mead What Happened at Midnight by Franklin Dixon Mary Jane in New England by Clara Judson A new jig-saw puzzle arrived from Miss Gertrude Carr and locals visited and traveled in and around Five Islands with various social and town notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Bottome
Hauck
Lavinia
Lincoln
Goodrich
Heiser
Yang and
Yin
Hobart
Pussy Cat
Fannie Mead
Franklin Dixon
Mary Jane
New England
Clara Judson
Gertrude Carr
P_ D Wilkins
Lewiston
Eleanor Sager
Gardiner
Wilkins
Sedgemere Road
George Philbrook
Freeport
Walter FE. Reid
Sedgwick
Bath
Ferris Leonard
Reid Leon Richardson
Richmond
Five Islands
Grange Circle
Mattie B. Mac Mahan
L. H Rowl
Basil MacMalan
George Laskey
Robinhead
Boston
Walter Schoepfer
Beulah Miller
Sant
Nora Marr
John Grindell
Beth
Ambrose Thibodeau
Theodore Campbell
Bowdoinham
James Pratt
Pisworth Pinkham
Bob Yeo
Winchester
Mass
New Mexico
Yeo
Gerree Yeo
Bob
Walter E. Reid
New York
Blues beat North End Club in City League opener
Blues dominated North End Community Club 93 to 31 in a round robin opener. Inland Fortier, debuting with the Blues, scored 21 points, while Ted Farr, Freddie Gaudet, and Billy Parks provided key passing and scoring support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. W. Blues
North End
Blues
Merchants
Office-Reds
Inland
Fortier
St. Marys
Biges
Ted Farr
Freddie’ Gaudet
Billy Parks
Shorty
Parks
Johnny Levyn
Allie
Clif Jewett
Obituary of Loraine J. Booker 34 Brunswick
Loraine J. Booker wife of Brice H. Booker of Brunswick died Saturday in Maine General Hospital. Born in Millerton New York she was a Morse High School graduate and once worked as a stenographer for the Pejepscot Paper Co. Survived by husband infant son born March 8 mother sister and brother Allan Eggleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine J. Booker
Brice H. Booker
Brunswick
Maine General Hospital
Portland
George W. Rogers Dies at 87 in Bath Portrait of Local Figure
George W. Rogers 87 a retired machinist and stationary engineer died Sunday at his home 45 Trufant street after a six day illness with double pneumonia He was born in Bath son of William and Hannah Ward Rogers lifelong resident He belonged to Lincoln lodge I O O F for over 50 years and was a Methodist He is survived by his wife of over 50 years a son Ernest G Rogers of Bath and a brother Fred Rogers of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Rogers
Trufant Street
Mr. Rogers
Bath
William
Hannah Ward Rogers
Lincoln Lodge
Ernest G. Rogers
Fred Rogers
Boston
Sudden Death Of Mrs Cascadden On Eve Of 50th Anniversary
Mrs Andrew Cascadden of 21 Knight street Auburn died after a stroke suffered during a Lewiston shopping trip. She would have celebrated 50 years of marriage with her husband on March 7. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs Rena Phew of Fort Worth Texas, son Percy Cascadden of Auburn, and niece Mrs Edward Foster of Sagadahoc Ferry. Sister-in-law Mrs Leonard Oliver of 510 Washington street was at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Cascadden
Knight Street
Auburn
Lewiston
Cascadden
Leonard Oliver
Washington Street
North End
Beacon Street
Oliver
Rena Phew
Fort Worth
Texas
Percy Cascadden
Edward Foster
Sagadahoe Ferry
Funeral services for George W Royes to be held Tuesday
Funeral for George W Royes, who died Sunday morning, will be held Tuesday afternoon at his home 45 Trufant Street. Rev Hartey A Shattuck of Beacon Street M F Church officiates. Bearers from Lincoln Lodge include Harold J Curtee, Ralph P Mank, Leonard M Lord, Walter I Norton. Burial in Damar cotta. Mrs Henrietta Turner of South Jefferson shares her hobby of antiques and heirlooms, noting the care and records kept by her family on pieces and dresses from ancestors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Royes
Trufant Street
Hartey
Hobbie
Henrietta Turner
South Jefferson
Grammar League Stars Win Game
The Grammar School team defeated the All-Intermediate League 2nd team at the Y gym. Hogan Sullivan Huse and Kenyon led a versatile attack, building an 8-0 first stanza run and finishing with a 16-9 windup. Seekins scored 11 of the losers 19 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M C. A. Grammar School
Y Gymnasium
Grammar School
Hogan
Sullivan
Huse
Kenyon
All-Grammar
Grammarites
Seekins
West Bath Woman Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Mabel J. Holden 48 of Fos ters Pent road West Bath died Tuesday at Bath Memorial hospital after a brief illness. Born in Rye New Hampshire she was a daughter of Lewis H Foss and for 18 years a West Bath resident. She attended Winter Street church and supported the Ladies work. She leaves her father three sons Rover Clavton and Lewis Holden all of West Bath two sisters Mrs William Baker Shelburne Falls Mass and Miss Fama Foss of Rye. Funeral Friday at two at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street Rev Joseph O Purdue officiating burial in Rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel J. Holden
Fosters Pent Road
West Bath
Bath Memorial
William Baker
Shelburne Falls
Mass
Fama Foss
Rye
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Municipal court binds over Brunisawicl couple for trial
Judge Arthur Jo Dunon found probable cause Tuesday afternoon against Mrs Helen Chrisman and Frank Pratt of Brunisawicl and ordered them bound over to the June term of Saga dahoe Superior court on a charge of Ipswich belamor Bond set at $200 each. Bantor tia offered no explanation for a postmark on a communication about a highpower machine sold by a Boston salesman amid a puzzling inquiry. Grand age joer and granddaughter celebrated a double birthday and Hallowell bridal observance at the Leahton home with guests from Hallowell and Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jo Dunon
Helen Chrisman
Frank Pratt
Brunisawicl
Sagadahoe Superior Court
Ipswich
Belamor
Lecar Boades
Pleasant Avenue
Bantor
Tia
Ita
Pope
Bam
Tudt
Boston
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Carl Curtis
Dorchester
Charles Lewis
Carrie Hall
Margaret Peabody
Bowdeinham
Louis Baker
Ben
John Parker
Lawrence Bond
Margaret Grover
George Leavitt
Frances Curran
C.es
North Front Street
Elizabeth Joy
Lucy Tarr
Pauline Preble
Harry Jordan
Clifford Gray
Leslie Roberts
Margaret Bailey
Harry Little
Cora Little
Baltimore
E. O. Tarr
C. W. Gray
O. B Gray
Rockland
Herbert Adams
Bowdoin
Raymond Lammers
Margaret Lane
John FL Witham
Cecile Clement
Southwest Harbor
Lois Small
Skowhegan
Howard Small
Lillian Johnson
W. H. Johnson
Dresden
Lillian Brown
Walter Knight
County Road
Jennie Latour
R. N
Gilman H Clough
Stamford
Conn
Young's Store
Livermore
Charles Wellingtine
Wren
George Dixon
Holliston
Ernest Stewart
Center Street
Velma L. Longley
Alton H. Barter
Gilbert Edgett
Edmund Merrill
Barter
Durand Shoe Co
Amy Bradley
U. V
C. O
Marion McFarland
Adele Maley
Edith Edgecomb
Wallace Lawrence
South Gardiner
William Fields
James Fields
Esther Parker
Laura Dinsmore Spittal
Rev. C. Leavens Eldridge
Eugene Hill
Ray Sedgley
Joseph Bragg
Evergreen Cemetery
Spittall
Elias and
Martha Adams Dinsmore
Bondsinham
Franz Hutchins
Lannie Rowe
Newton
Harvey Spittal
Attleboro
Edward Coughlin
Marilina Pashard
Richmond High School
Perlena Rideout
Beatrice Parker
Bertha Parker
Mabel Knapp
Grace Lancaster
Helen Carr
Barbara Floyd
Percy Little
Jones
New Jersey
George Coughlin
Edward Cornish
Mr. Cornish
Ridge Road
James Cornish
Alvin Cornish
Annie Cobb
Charles Fogg
Shepard Farm
Alexander Road
Bertelle Skinner
Westport
Mexico
Sadie McInnis
Elizabeth Howard
Graves
Northern Conservatory of Music
Symphony House
Badgor
Conservatory
Anni Strickland
Evelyn L Haney
Mary Hayes Hayford
Charles C. Larsen
C. Winfield Richmond
Orono Library Board
Orono Woman's Club
Desk
Georgetown
Steeves’ Marketmen
Memorial Hall
Zeta Psi
Alfred Brinkler
Samuel Kamerhay
Elbridge Sibley
Johbn K. Pottle
Mechanic Falls High School
Pottle
Mechanic Falls
Winthrop
Hebron Academy
Robert W. Barrows
Lewis O. Barrows
Deerfield Academy
Deerfield, Mass
Blaine
Francis G. McPherson
Chorus of
Cigarette Girls
Clifford B. Smith
Alber
L'Homme d’ Alcala
Sturtevant
McPherson
Albee
Merton Sprague
Mr. Sprague
Mmes. Sturtevant
Leonard Mr. McPherson
Micaela
Hatch
Guards Elks
F. Talbot
A. Thayer
Emil Green
West Street
Gardi
Cobbosse
Miss Green
Hallowell High School
Lawrence Stuart
John Metcalf
TR Guards
Royal Purples
Northenders
Mio
Nia. Thedbardson
Womboot
Hall Health
Scarboro
Canton
Lake
Bath Savings Institution
G. W. Rogers
Grammar League Stars
Grandoe Joer
Hallowell
George Leahton
Keisiton
Thelma
Luke
Leighton
Augusia
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston