Richmond Beulah Rebekah Lodge Hosts Visiting Officers
Beulah Rebekah Lodge in Richmond hosted a guest night with 76 attendees including Deputy Grand Marshal Marjorie Niles and Grand Warden of Maine I O O F Voltz Wilton. The event featured remarks by honored guests, a certificate of merit for conferring the Rebekah degree, gifts to named members, and plans for an April 3 tasting party and future meetings.
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Beulah Rebekah
Rebekah Assembly of Maine Authenca
Marehel Marjorie Niles
Wiscasset
G Giodge of
Maine
Voltz
Wilton
John W. Thornton
Lewiston
Rebekah Assembly
Bessie Curry
Gardiner
Richmond
Archer Terrell
Edward Rankins
Ethel Pinkham
Margaret Borjesson
Methodist
Pushard-Guiou Post
V.f.-W
Sagadahoc Cattle Club
Frederick ‘Raynes
Central Fire Station
Tains
Charles Loon
Harris Hutchins
Sally Hoyt
Woes
Iola Douglass
Beatrice Webber
Association
Carl Anderson
Progressive Grange
Richmond ‘Corner
Red Cross and
Hyde ‘Memorial
Bath
Donald Lloyd Oferry
Grange
Bowdoinam
Igh
Virgil Hinckley
Pete Shanks
Edith Sullivan
Bernard Smith
Hite Road
Dell
Pied
Enterpr Grange
Patrick
Litchfield Grange
Vivian Tripp
Horace Hinkley
Fmittee
Red Cross
Hyde Qmorial
Androscoggin Show Awards Honor State Wardens
State wardens received awards at the Androscoggin Co and Game Association show in the Lewiston Armory. Emil Kisonak presented the honors for aid to Beeson during the year. Emerson School fifth graders display an education frieze on early transportation with models from home, arranged by Jackie Nickel and others under teacher Elizabeth McFee.
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Androscoggin
Restitution Made After Boys Plead Guilty in Malicious Mischief
Three teenagers admitted causing 800 dollars of damage to Television Inc antenna at Sewall Field by loosening guy wires. Judge Deering placed case on file after police chief said parents had made restitution.
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Nine Television Inc
Antenna Here
Fenerey
Robert Starling
Sewall Field
Gardiner R. Deering
Frank L. Moriarty
Adrian L. Bowers
Bangor
Woolwich
David Sewall
Bowdoin College
Topsham
Sewall
John P. Carey
William Knox
Past Lady's Club Meeting Sets Monthly Hostesses
The Past Lady's Club of Myrtle Lodge met at 377 Middle Street with Mrs. Lizzie B C Chaney presiding in the president's absence. A motion to appoint monthly hostesses for refreshments was approved. Officers reported Sarah Potter injured her knee and hospitalized for X-rays. Nellie Hunt and Margaret Neson showed improvement. Next gathering April 27 at 12 Weeks Street with Mrs. Louise Rogers. The evening featured Bingo.
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Myrtle Lodge
Odd Ladies
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Middle Street
Sarah Potter
Chaney
Oak Street
Memorial Hospital
Nellie Hunt
Bangor
Margaret Neson
Louise Rogers
Weeks Street
Canton King Holds Degree Ceremony and Social
Canton King met at Odd Fellows Temple Tuesday with Capt. Stanley Humason presiding. Four candidates received degrees while guests from Ridgley Canton Portland Worombus Canton Auburn and Mt. Blue Farmington attended. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the Auxiliary. Next meeting is April 14.
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Canton King
Odd Fellows Temple
Stanley Humason
Wiscasset
Ridgley Canton
Portland
Worombus Canton
Auburn
Mt. Blue
Farmington
Weekend Hosts Welcome O Halloran Family in Nutley
Personal notes describe Mr. and Mrs. Francis O Halloran and daughter Sharon of Nutley New Jersey as weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E Pollard in Center street extension. Cards from Mrs. Dorothy Stone chief of Lowell temple Pythian Sisters San Antonio Texas show she visits her daughter and husband Charles Murray Jr with Mrs. Charles Murray Bath. The trip marks Stone's first Texas visit and her impression of the country.
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Francis O'Halloran
Sharon
Nutley
N. J
O'Halloran
Albert E. Pollard
Center Street Extension
Dorothy Stone
Lowell Temple
Pythian Sisters
San Antonio
Texas
Charles Murray
Stone
Bath
Murray
The Secret of Christian Living at Georgetown
Georgetown notes report Pastor John Reedy of First Baptist Church preaching on inner piety and eternal realities from Matthew 6 16 34. A Bath Bowdoinham Missionary Conference is announced and local events include a spring day with music by Richard Dyer Bennett and community gardening and wildlife observations.
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John Reedy
First Baptist Church
Elm Street
Bath
Bowdeinham Baptist Association
Florence Hunt
Belle Heald
Clara Brown
Georgetown
Memorial Hall
Bowdoin College
Richard Dyer-Bennett
Adolph._ Spear
Robinhood
George A. Powers
Sidney Dalrymple
Dyer-Bennett
Adolph Spear
Jordan Hall
Boston
Jeanette Pinkham
Donald Hopkins
Five Islands
Roland Peterson
Edward C. Clarey
Dorothy W. Stuart
Joseph F. Higgins
Alfred Rowe
Earle Hagan
Ralph Davis
John D. Williams
Robinhood Tea Room
Obituary of Walter T. White Retired Painter
Walter T. White died at Memorial hospital Tuesday morning. A Brunswick resident most of life, he lived recently at 140 Front Street Bath. Born March 15, 1882 in Sullivan, he was the son of Charles and Annie McIntosh White. Survived by wife, two sons Shirley F. White Topsham and Lawrence C. White Brunswick, daughter Margaret Ambrose East Brunswick, brother Joseph White Brunswick, five sisters Ethel Cornish Woolwich Carrie Carter Hancock Foster Wood Bar Harbor Marion Davis Concord N H Newell White Jonesport and 11 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 from A F Mayo Son funeral residence with Rev Richard J Schaper officiating. Burial Oak Grove Family lot.
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Walter T. White
Memorial Hospital
Brunswick
Front Street
Bath
Sullivan
Charles
Annie McIntosh White
Shirley F. White
Topsham
Lawrence C.white
Margaret Ambrose
East Brunswick
Joseph White
Ethel Cornish
Woolwich
Carrie Carter
Hancock
Foster Wood
Bar Harbor
Marion Davis
Concord
N. H
Newell White
Jonesport
A. F. Mayo & Son
Richard J. Schaper
Winter Street Church
Oak Grove
Frances A. Boucher 73 dies in Augusta after illness
Frances A. Boucher 73 formerly of Bath died Monday in Augusta where she had lived the last month in ill health. Born October 13 1879 in Frederickton New Brunswick she was daughter of Charles and Bertha Walsh. Survived by three sons Richard St Augustine Errold South Portland and Harry M Lubec two sisters Eva Hampton Augusta and Mrs William Campbell Orange City Funeral services were held in Augusta with burial at Five Islands cemetery pending.
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Boston
Georgetown Center
Dora
Blanchard Hill
Greene
Clarence
Blanchard
Irving F. Hunt
Dorchester
Mass
Harry L. Horne
Bath
Douglas
Roland Peterson
Murray
South Bristol
Portland
Peterson
Lewiston
Waterville
Louise
Parviz Chahbazi
Dorothy Stuart
Belle Heald
Robinhood
Lauretta M. Jones
Carroll Powers
Oak Cemetery
Reid Park
Frances A. Boucher
Augusta
Mrs
Boucher
Frederickton
N. B
Charles and
Bertha (Rice) Walsh
Richard
St. Augustine
Fla
Errold
South Portland
Harry M
Lubec
Eva M. Hampton
William Campbell
Orange City
Five Islands
David Sprague Elected President of Memorial Episcopal Club
David Sprague of Memorial has been elected president for the coming year of the Men's Episcopal Club of the Diocese of Massachusetts. Sprague led the high school class of 1902 and has long served as a member of the Trinity Church choir in Boston.
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David Sprague
Memorial
Men’s Episcopal Club
Diocese of
Massachusetts
Sprague
Thigh
Trinity Church
Boston
Hopkins Pinkham wedding noted with large reception
More than 150 guests attended a reception at Library Hall after the Hopkins Pinkham wedding. Mrs. Clayton Doyle of Yarmouth kept the guest book while Mrs. Ronald Stevens aided with the cake, prepared by Mrs. Roy Clark. William Farr poured punch and several women served refreshments.
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Hopkins-Pinkham
Library Hall
Clayton Doyle
Yarmouth
Nald Stevens
Roy Clark
William Farr
Franz Stevens
Kathleen Rittall
Orville Rowe
Elms Street
Bath
Kenneth, Jr
Laura Mae Smith
Kenneth Smith
Kittery
Stanley Lewis
Janice Pinkham
Philip Pinkham
Georgetown
Weekend visitors attend wedding and local events
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Victor Pinkham included daughters Mrs Kenneth Smith and Mrs Clayton Doyle visiting in Kittery and Yarmouth for Jeanette s wedding. A local delegation attended a highway legislation hearing in Augusta. Others hosted dinners and visits across Bath Woolwich Georgetown and surrounding towns with births, tests and travel noted.
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Victor Pinkham
Kenneth Smith
Kittery
Clayton Doyle
Yarmouth
Jeanette
Augusta
Addie Moulton
George Gray
William Marr
D. W. Staffeld
Harold and Lloyd Prinkham
James Stevens
Walter
Melvin Comeau
Bath
Georgetown Central School
Morse High School
Margaret McMahan
Vernal Chase
Russell Harford, Jr
Russell Harford
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mer! Jameson
Woolwich
Lulu Hanna
Irving
Stanley Lewis
Onset
Mass
Donald Dupre
Baby
W. E. Gray
William Campbell
Gardiner
Vernon D. Mitchell
Newark
N. J
Harris Hopkins
Chatham
S. H. Brodhead
Stone Ridge
N. Y
Frank Varney
Stuart Copp
Braintree
Daniel Wing
New Britain
John Watt
Windsor
Kenneth I. Smith
Edith Riley
Portland
Charles H. Howe, Jr
Union
Philip Anderson
Lisbon Falls
Kenneth Pinkham
Southport
Boothbay
Robert Sweet
Arthur Pletts
Harry Riley
Brunswick
Skelton announces engagement to Lt. Jordan Ames
Lewiston Mrs Harold N Skelton announces engagement of daughter Mary Luella to Lt Philip Jordan Ames son of Mr and Mrs Orris Ames of Bath He is an electrical engineering graduate from the University of Maine 1951 and a Korea era Signa1 Corps member in the 3rd Infantry Division A Fall wedding is planned
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Harold N. Skelton
Lewiston
Mary Luella
Philip Jordan Ames
Orris I. Ames
Cherry Street
Bath
Miss Skelton
Academy of the Assumption
Wellesley Hills
Mass
University of Maine
Ames
Kappa Sigma
Korea
3Rd Infantry Division
Hopkins Pinkham wedding at Five Islands
Miss Jeanette Pinkham wed Donald Billings Hopkins Jr at Second Baptist Church Five Islands in a double ring ceremony. The reception followed at Library Hall with white gladioli jonquils and family members in attendance. The couple plans to reside at 11 Marshall Avenue after a short wedding trip.
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Second Baptist Church
Five Islands
Jeanette Pinkham
Victor H. Pinkham
Donald Billings Hopkins, Jr
Donald B. Hopkins
Corliss Street
John Reedy
Woodrow Gray
Mr. Gray
Connie Gray
Mary Lou Smith
Kittery
Sylvia Anne Pinkham
Charles Howe, Jr
Union
Clayton W. Doyle
Yarmouth
Kenneth I. Smith
Library Hall
Edith Riley
Barbara Doyle
Orville Rowe
Frankz Stevens
Donald Stevens
Marshall Avenue
Hopkins
North Yarmouth Academy
Hyde Windlass Co
Morse High School
U.S. Army
Germany
Bible and Missionary Conference in Maine Thursday
The United Baptist Conference of Maine hosts a Bible and Missionary Conference at First Baptist church in Central Maine Thursday from 2 to 9 p.m. Speakers include Rev. William Robbins on Our Baptist Witness in the Congo Rev. Jesse L. Brandon on Our Baptist Witness at Home and Rev. Ralph Walker on The Biblical Basis of Our Baptist Witness Supper at 6 p.m. by Mizpah class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Baptist Conference of
Maine
First Baptist Church
William Robbins
Belgian Congo
Our Baptist Witness
Congo
Jesse L. Brandon
Wil
Ralph Walker
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
New York
Obituary for Percy E. Burgess of Portsmouth
Percy E. Burgess 57 died suddenly Monday at his daughter’s home in Portsmouth where he had lived 36 years. Born Caribou July 1 1895 he was an optometrist and later self employed. He held many Portsmouth fraternal posts including St. John’s Lodge F and AM and Davenport Council. Survived by son Percy E Jr and three daughters. Funeral arrangements pending at the Masonic Temple in Portsmouth.
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Percy E. Burgess
Edward K. Earle
Portsmouth
N. H
Caribou
Burgess
Charles F. Hussey
St. John’s Lodge
F.&a.m
Washington
R.A.M
Davenport
R.&s.m
DeWitt Clinton Commandery
K. T
Olive Humphreys
Augusta
Lucy Fournier
Westbrook
Masonic Temple
Capt Llewellyn Oliver 81 Former Kennebec River Pilot
Capt Llewellyn Oliver 81 died at Memorial Hospital after a month as a patient. Born December 24 1871 in Bath he was the last of the Kennebec River pilots and commanded vessels until five years ago. He is survived by his wife Susie two daughters Freeman Oliver and two sisters. Funeral Friday at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Charles R Sims officiating.
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Llewellyn Oliver
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Llewellyn
Elizabeth
Merrill) Oliver
Georgetown
Oliver
Kennebec
Popham Beach
Susie
Musician Elsie Fellows White 1874 died in Skowhegan
Mrs. Elsie Fellows White 78 a renowned Maine musician died at home in Skowhegan Sunday. She lived in Portland Brunswick Cambridge Mass New York City and British Columbia. A concert violinist and composer she authored poems and historical sketches. Funeral was Wednesday at Lora funeral home with Rev James Doubleday officiating. burial in South Cemetery Skowegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Fellows White
Skowhegan
Maine
Bruce H. M. White
Brunswick
Mary Baxter
Bath
Rupert H. Baxter
Washington Street
Bruce M. White
Nelson
B. C
James and
Deborah (Swan) Fellows
Portland
Cambridge
Mass
New York City
British Columbia
Skowhegan High School
Colby College
New England Conservatory of Music
Vienna
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Russina Club of
Oakhurst Dairy to Close After VP’s Death
Oakhurst Dairy will close Thursday afternoon at two o clock due to the death of Stanley T Bennett of Portland vice president of the Oakhurst Co. He is mentioned as a key company executive and the shutdown will allow participation in funeral arrangements.
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Oakhurst Dairy
Stanley T. Bennett
Portland
Oakhurst Co
Death of Dr Gordon K Berry 73 Worcester figures in medical history
Dr Gordon K Berry aged 73 died March 17 in Massachusetts. A Worcester native, he served at City Hospital, Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary and Massachusetts General Hospital. He joined the Worcester dispensary staff in 1911, led otolaryngology, joined the consulting board in 1948, and earned a DS from Amherst in 1952. He trained at the University of Michigan and Worcester Academy.
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Gordon K. Bety
Mass
Phippsburg
Ynburg
Katherine Berry
En Folin
Fothers
Worcester
Tryee Hospital
Worcester Academy
University of Michigan Medical School
Ann Arbor
Mich
Amhers
Dr. Berry
John C. Berry
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Medical Corps
U. S. Army
Cape May
Fox Hill
Staten N. Y
Mrs Walter C Stewart Widow of Grace Episcopal Rector
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Walter C. Stewart of Wisconsin, widow of Rev. Walter C. Stewart former rector of Grace Episcopal, with ties to Bath and Bath friends. Mention recalls family links to Judge Glidden and travels to Hawaii and Wisconsin, and long association between the Stewart and Glidden families.
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Walter
Washington Street
Walter C. Stewart
Wak
Wis
Alameda
Calif
Stewart
Grace Episcopal
Grove Streets
John J. Keegan
Dorothy
John Thiel
Bath
Judge Glidden
Glidden
Hawaii
Hilo
Committee Probe Features Charges in Georgetown Case
A youth charged with breaking into a garage at a Georgetown summer home faced a committee probe. Rubin responded angrily, asserting that actions stemmed from Mrs. Moffatt’s attempts to dictate to his office and stating he would not target a former legislator after a superior court case dismissal.
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Georgetown
Rubin
Mrs Horne Receives Requests From Mercy Hospital Patient
Mrs Earle Horne nee Margaret Gallant is listed as a patient at Mercy Hospital in Portland. She has been there for two weeks as an gyical patient and wishes to receive correspondence. Her address is 401 Lark Street.
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Earle Horne
Margaret Gallant
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Lark
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Donald Hig- Gardiner
Past Lady's Club
Ida H. Hinckley
the Baptist Church
Bible and Missionary Conference
Percy £. Burgess
Kennebec River Pilots
Curtis Funeral Home
Charles R. Sims
SSN
Worceste
Japan
Grace Church
Monup
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