Richmond Maine death notices and local notices
Funeral services for Mrs Nathalie F Randlette were held in Portland. She lived in Richmond for years and died at her daughter's home, born Chelsea July 12 1858. Survived by daughter Olive Wallace son Earl Randlette and grandson Herbert Randlette. Body taken to Hallowell for burial. Various local society notes and arrivals update Richmond residents including weddings births school news and club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathalie F. Ranchette
James S. Martin and
Ben
Myrtle Street
Portland
Randlette
Richmond
Albion Wallace
Chelsea
Alred Randlette
Augusta
Olive Wallace
Earl. Randlette
Kittery
Herbert Randlette
Hallowell
Enterprise Grange
Leslie Roberts
Julia Richards
Wallace Farley
Boynton
Joseph Randlette
Nathalia F. Randlette
Fred Hutchinson
Lynn
Mass
E. O. Tarr
O. B. Gray
Carroll Linekin
Southwest Harbor
Frank Linnekin
Hattie McKenna
Litefield
Cora Cook
Chestnut Street
Alfred Wenzel
Brideinham
The
Pride
Elden A. Houghton
Rochester
N. H
Susie Wylie
August Wenzel
Wenzel
Bowdeinham
Margaret McKenna
Gardiner
Athalie McGinn
Carrie Hall
Pratt
Bowdoinham
Lewiston
Georgia Bickford
Flora Denham
Helen Car
Philip Rideout
Cora Conley
Dorothy Meader
Freeport
Esther Parker
Water Street
Achsah Purinton
Bowao
Revecca Rogers
Hattie Purinton
Horace Purinton
Charles B. Day
Contract Club
Dorothy Larsen
Emerson-Mason School
Tristram Little
Curtis
New England Grain Co
Marion Jack
Harold Jack
Thomaston
Livermore Falls
Richmond High School
Jack
A. L. Johnson
Fort Richmond
A. R
Maine
Pauline Cronk
Rute Curtis
Winnifred Roberts
Flivabe
H Joy
Marjorie Bond
Rebecca Rogers
Marietta Day
Genevieve Joy
Jane Harward
Detroit
Mich
Frederick T. Harward
Prin
Paul Jack
Charlotte White
Grace Lancaster
Olive Stilphen
Barbara Floyd
Mabel Knapp
Theodore Saba
Evelyn Stewart
Frank Anderson
Richmond Firemen Stage Big Boxing and Wrestling Show
A large crowd attended the Richmond Central Fire Station event by the Firemen's Relief Association to aid its equipment fund. Four preliminaries featured local talents with fast bouts, culminating in a brisk main event between K O Labbe and Frisco Dick, praised as the fastest boxing display seen in Richmond. A follow up show is planned for April with more seating arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Central Fire Station
Firemen's Relief Association
Young Watson
Young Guiou
Guiou
Max Marriner
Teddy Saba
Marriner
A. Gagnon
Young Pridham
Reap
K. O. Labbe
Lewiston
Frisco Dick
Augusta
New England
Richmond
Richmond Couple Celebrates 57th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Arthur Reed of Richmond mark 57 years of marriage on March 20 at their county road home. Married March 20 1880 in Richmond the couple reared two sons and now share life with granddaughter Mrs Albion Raynes. Their family includes a great granddaughter Elizabeth Raynes and great grandson Nelson Raynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Reed
Richmond
Clara Sewall Morse
Bath
County Road
Albion Raynes
M. Reed
Moree
Gardiner
Leslie V. Reed
Pittsfield
Mass
Raynes
Elizabeth Raynes
Nelson Raynes
Curfew Ordinance Enforced In Richmond After Vote
Richmond officials implement the curfew from the recent meeting with a 9 p.m. fire alarm change. The Board of Selectmen expect voter intent to be followed and the law to be enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Republican Women Attend Victory Tea in Kennebec County
Republican women from nearly every city and town in Kennebec County gather at Oak Grove Seminary for a Victory Tea hosted by Mrs. Robert E. Owen to honor Mrs. Lewis O. Barrows. Attendees include members of county state and district committees and city town groups. Guests meet Maine’s First Lady and Mrs. George Barrows of Newport. Hawthorne Honor Society Brunswick High School names officers for second semester with Fernando de Lorimier as president Florence Coombs as vice president Eva Woods as secretary. Easter meeting planning committee includes Florence Coombs Madeleine Ouellette and Omer McDuff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec County
Oak Grove Seminary
Robert E. Owen
Lewis O. Barrows
Maine
George Barrows
Newport
Hawthorne Honor Society
Brunswick High School
Fernando de Lorimier
Florence Coombs
Eva Woods
Madeleine Ouellette
Omer McDuff
Georgetown area residents noted in weekly Augusta visit scene
Local figures from Georgetown and Bath area are listed with social calls and routine visits. Notables include Seward E. Emmons and Alex Cunningham in Augusta on business, Mrs. Woodrow Gray visiting in Five Islands, and numerous attendees at local events and hospital stays. Funeral notices honor Clinton C. Neywdick with regional attendees listed.
Regular Meeting of Dromore Grange
The regular meeting of Dromore Grange opened with the roll call and readings. Miss Marian Rattell led the discussion on women’s progress, readings included Deacon Brown and Silver Threads Among the Gold, with performances by Edward Waters Rosco Woodman Mrs Murphy’s Grief and Mrs Annie Malcolm and a closing song Work for the Night Is Coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollow
Edward Waters
Rosco Woodman
Laborer Injured Falling Over Plank At Bath Iron Works
Louis Annis of Milo, a laborer at Bath Iron Works Corp, suffered a concussion after stumbling over a plank on hull 173 and falling onto the engine base. He was taken to Memorial Hospital. Also, William H. Delong of Woolwich, not an employee of Bath Iron Works, fractured ribs in a three foot fall and is listed as very comfortable at a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Annis
Milo
Bath Iron Works Corp
Memorial Hospital
William H. DeLong
Woolwich
DeLong
Bath Tron Works Corp
R. H. Houston & Co
Captain John G Reed of Woolwich Passes Away
Captain John Gilmore Reed, 89, a famed Woolwich and Boothbay Harbor sailing master known for his red letter R yachts, died at his North Woolwich home after months of illness. He left a long career yachting with parties to Bath Pemaquid and surrounding areas, retired three years ago, and served as a church chorister. He is survived by his wife of 64 years, daughter Mrs. Frank A Walker, granddaughter Mrs. Maxine Walker, and brother David G Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilmore Reed
Boothbay Harbor
North
Woolwich
Reed
Reuben and
Manda Gilmore Reed
Capt. Reed
Capitol Island
Jaan
Reed Alway
Bath
John's Bay
Pemaquid
Isto Musconzus Bay
Sal
Squirrel Island
Bemini
Reid
Ber
Oten Calbey
Tor Mane Ve
Fenty
Woolaich Grange
Frank A. Walker
Maxine Walker
Div.d G. Reed
Adil
Clinton C Newdick of Phippsburg Dies
Clinton C Newdick an inspector in Maine Department of Agriculture’s rare feed division died in Houston after a cerebral hemorrhage. He lived at Penham Beach and is survived by his wife Emma Hinchins and three children Berita Walter and Mary. His brother Brian L Newdick and father Walter P Newdick in Georgetown. Born March 18 1890 in Georgetown he lived in Bath and worked in several states before joining government service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton C. Newdick
Phinpsburg
Maine Department of Agriculure
Atiod Sudv
Eory
Houston
M. Newdick
Penham Beach
Hisxi
Emma Hintchns
William Huchins
Berita
Waller
Mary Newdick
Charles Clark
Fred Brown
Hardings
Brian L. Newdick
Maine Department of Agriculture
Augusta
Brunswick
Walter P. Newdick
Georgetown
Mr. Newdick
Bath
Auburn
Portsmon A
Gong
Toledo
Camp Chilievoibe
France
Maine Agricultural Departent
Pophbam
Wonderful Easter Value Line for Men and Boys
Large shipment of spring suits in sport and plain models custom tailored by Lord Balthbore with silver stripe. Prices range from 15 to 827.50, with top coats, pants, sweaters, shirts, hats, caps, pajamas, underwear, hosiery, and Endicott Johnson and Hill shoes all in stock and guaranteed. Multiple garment bundles offer savings, including 4 garments saving 83.00 or more.
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Lord Balthbore
Supreme
Zarment
Mack
Endicott and Johnson and Hill
Five Islands man Alonzo MacMahan dies at 73
Alonzo MacMahan, 73, died Saturday morning at Bath Memorial Hospital after long illness. He lived most of his life in Five Islands and made knives, boats, and household goods. Survived by brother James and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday at Mary's funeral home Bath. interment in Five Islands cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo MacMahan
Bath Memorial Hopital
Mr. MacMahan
James MacMahan
F. Phillip Oppenheim
China
Alice Tisdale
Hobart
Tlevo C Douglas
Jackson Gregory
Joseph Lineal
F. M. Horton
Hot Springs
Ark
Horn
Percy Gras
Suden
Morse Tach Schoal
Bach
V. Gray
Chester MacMahan
Bath
Joan Carter
Woolwich
House Sands School
Phyllis Harford
Gertrude Carr
Boston
Iwifa Campbell
Irvling
Folgcomb
Campbell
F. Pp. Carr
Leon Williams
Waltham
Mass
Williams
Miss Olive
Leon, Jr
Grange Circle
H. Rowe
Orville Rowe
James T. MacMahban
Bah
Wiliam Bellinger
George W Hicks, Jr
la Jolla
Calif
Alenda Pinkham
Ivan
Rudoph Pinkham
Georgetown
Horace Rittall
Harold Pinkham
Lievel Pinkham
Boothbay
Rivall
Basil MicMahon
Moe
Chitech
Deacon
Craige Gray
Jesus
Bac
Maiurice Pinkham
Ivan, Ruckipa
Harlan Puskhan
MacMahan
Cane
Ida Hinckiey
Als
Warren Spencer
New Orleans
Arate Hall
Walter Schoepfer
Obituary Notices of Mrs Mary E McCarthy Lewiston Bath
Mrs Mary E McCarthy wife of John McCarthy of Lewiston died Thursday morning in a Boston hospital after several weeks illness. Born in Hampden she moved to Lewiston in 1892 after marrying Mr McCarthy and lived there long active in social affairs. Survived by her husband five daughters a son who lived with her and two sisters Agnes Prout of Bangor and Mrs Daniel T. Dougherty of Bath. The Doughertys attended the Lewiston funeral and were joined by Miss Prout for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel T. Dougherty
Jack
Boston University
Boston
Hampden
John
Mary Prout
Lewiston
McCarthy
Bath
Center Street
Jaconh Charlies Footer & Sons
McCarthy i S
Dougherty
Bal
Prout
Bangor
William R Lincoln Dies Suddenly in Lewiston Car Crash
William R Lincoln 64 a Bath born businessman known as Billy Van died of a probable heart attack while driving, his car crashed into Dr A Sweatt's residence at 265 Main Street Auburn. Funeral planned at his home 17 Wakefield Street Lewiston Thursday after body returned to Bath. He lived in Lewiston 35 years and was married with survivors noted.
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William R. Lincoln
A. Sweatt
Mainstreet
Auburn
Bath
Wakefield Street
Lewiston
Lincoln
Buly van
Tinset
Estes
Lincolns
Tencoln
Billy van
Mrs Ida Al Andrews Dies At 62 In Bath Home
Mrs Ida Al Andrews 62 widow of Scats S Andrews died Tuesday at her home 7 Western Avenue Bath. She was born in Bath and lived there all her life. Surviving are one daughter Mrs Warren F Hawley with whom she lived one brother Oscar Ro Adams of Bath and two grandchildren Warren F Hawley and Summer Hawley. The funeral will be Thursday at home.
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Thi Ao Andrews
Scats S Andrews
Turpoon
Western
Iitess
Warren
FL Howles
Oscar Ro Adams
Bath
Warren FO Hawley
Sunmer Wawleyv
Hom
Death notice for James M. Rankin at Bath National Home Bedford
James M. Rankin, long-time resident of Bath, died at the National Home in Bedford Virginia. He had worked at the Devas ward during the war era, lived at Bath and Sutey Pilavi NSW, and entered the National Home in 1931. Funeral services and burial were held at the Home.
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Bali
James M. Rankin
Biks
Bedford Va
Rankin
Devas Ward
Wield Wet Hs
Bath
Sutey Pilavi Nsw
Monaits
Alice M. Schofield Burial Notice in Bath
The body of Alice Mae Schofield widow of George E. Schofield of Lowell Mass will be brought to Bath Thursday afternoon for burial. Born in Bath as Alice M Morias she lived much of her married life in Lowell where her husband was a veteran fireman. Since his death she resided with her sister in Waltham.
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Alice Mae Schofield
George E. Schofield
Lowell
Mass
Bath
Schoild
Alice M. Morias
Schofield
Fire Department
Waltham
Georgetown man Aonzo MuacMahan dies. funeral held
Aonzo MuacMahan of Georgetown died Saturday afternoon at Bath Memorial Hospital. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at two at the Arthur F Mayo funeral residence at 819 Hill Street. Rev. Walter Schoepfer of Isor Centes officiated, burial at Five Islands.
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Aonzo MuacMahan
Georgetown
Bath
Funeral for Capt John G Reed Held in Woolwich
The funeral occurred Sunday afternoon at 1 oclock in Div Foers church Woolwich with a large citizen delegation. Rev Willard Rand Jr and Rev Prinetie Allen officiated. Jol H Carter sang for Mrs Sarah Bastvy Wright. Bearers included Clarence Beker Wilbur How Joey and Cyrus Gillmore. Burial followed at Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Reed
Foers
Woolwich
Willard Rand, Jr
Prinetie Allen
Boothbay
Jol H. Carter
Sarah Bast Vy Wright
Voyal
Clarence Beker
Wilbur How
Joey
Cyrus Gillmore
Riverside Cemetery
Funeral of Clinton C. Newdick Held at Goortetoan Center
The funeral for Clinton C. Newdick was held at Goortetoan Center church Saturday at 11 a.m. Rev. Walter Schoepfer officiated. Bearers from the State Department of Agriculture included Allen FE Muls P. T. Ingerson A. W. Hall G. K Heath W. B. Pettegrow and Tawell Brown. Burial followed at Oak CCM EY. Gtoreelown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton C. Newdick
Goortetoan Center
Walter Schoepfer Fillaime
State Department of Agriculture
Allen FE Muls
P. T. Ingerson
A. W. Hall
G. K Heath
W. B. Pettegrow
Tawell Brown
Oak
Woolwich Community Notices and Local Incidents
Woolwich community items cover church services, a hospital visit after a bicycle accident, a drowning incident claim, a planned meeting at a schoolhouse, and a women’s club session. Details mention Read as pastor, a Savudihor Ferry schoolhouse event, Bain Troy Works, and Rose Minpetos hosting a discussion at 8 p.m. Also notes about a boy injured, his Maine Cinta link, and local social activities.
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Cille Wentworth
Daniel Danforth
Mr. Kendrick
Emerson School
Arthur Skillen
George Coughlin
Mary Coughlin
Katherine Coughlin
Russell Leonard
Joss
William Denham Sutcliffe
Bates
Bates College Club
Phi Beta Kappa
Sutcliffe
Athletic Association
Adent Council
Oxford University
England
Richmond Firemen
K.O. Labbe
Bill
Bride
Seward E. Emmons
Alex Cunningham
Woodrow Gray
Five Islands
Walter T. Powers
Ralph Scott
West Georgetown
L. Earl Hagan
Bath Opera House
Walter Schovpfer
Mariel Louise
Bath Memorial Hospital
M. Belle Heald
Working League
Eleanor Cunningham
Morse High School
Melvin Cunningham
Edward Wren
Edward Clarey
Robinhood
Groree Laskey
Roy Newman
Dromore
Harley A. Shattuck
Beacon Street
Robert White
Augusta “Y
Winifred Shaw
INS
Automobile
Mutual America
Science
FT. Asses
Kswad
Bank
Otee
Aventis
TAB
INI. CO
Amer
Trovidenece
John G Reed
Phippsburg
Department of Agriculture
Olve Stllphen
Marbe] Knapp
Max Katz
Elm Street
the Working Man's Store
Elm City
Waterville
Waterville Sentinel
Ben Toomey
Water
Ie Sentinel
Anars
Snave Rosa
Wilton
Farmington
Richard Prize
Court Street
Anourt
U. S
Kath Savings Institution
Mary —E. McCarthy
Stter
Ida AL Andrews
Scott S. Andrews
Alice M. Schofield
Alonzo M'Mahan
Captain Reeds
Guteau
Read
Savudihor
Debone
Woetwich
Bain Troy Works
Bath Memormal Hospital
Teicher
Odean
Rose Minpetos
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas RE. Heston