Richmond Community Notes and Recap of Local Life
Richmond scene highlights church sermons trips and visits as residents attend services in town and nearby areas. A. D. Chase and daughter return from Lynn. Randall Young fishes at Moosehead with friends. Francis Sherman elected president of Kennebec County Christian Endeavor Union at Gardiner First Baptist. Local clubs meet at Legion hall and Mt Carmel chapter O E S plans May 14 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waymor C. Reese
Newton Theological Seminary
Baptist Church
George Coughlin
Lillian Johnson
Bellas Falls
Randall Young
Moose Head Lake
Mrs. Young
Brunswick
Amy Bradley
U. V
C. W
Legion Hall
Minnie Waldren
Martina Totman
Effie White
Ida Hutchis
Mildred Harford
Della Dickinson
Viola Douglass
Adele Maley
Louise Castner
Edith Edgecomb
Minnie Foster
Margaret Herfel
New London
Conn
Lucia Pond
Portland
Alice Oddy
Ora Reed
Richmond
A. S. Small
Sarasota
Fla
J. H. Gallagher
Caroline Marr
James White
Saco
Lillian E. Dunham
Marion Williams
Greenville
Moosehead Lake
Carolyn Averill
Madeline Umberhind
Augusta
Francis Sherman
Kennebec County
A. R. Cain
Charles B. Sinden
George Gibbs
Haines Landing
Mt. Carmel
O.E.S
Clinton Hinkley
Horace Hinkley
Evelyn Smith
C. H. Bryant
South Street
Charles Soule
Dresden
Dexter H. Ridley
Central Maine General Hospital
George R
Annie D. Tallman Ridley
Auburn
Tranquil Lodge, F. & A. M
Katherine Robbins Ridley
Charles C, Low
Bath
George Litch
Stoneham
Mass
Sumner Green
Janette
Marion Verrill
Harold Castner
Lynn Richardson
Dorothy Brown
Linden Little
Greenfield
Arthur Allen
Melrose
George Pushard
Center Street
Methodist Church
Richmond Lions Club
Belgrade Lakes
Libby
Doz
J. M. Haynes
J. E
Fred Hutchinson
Lynn
Myrtle Dunn
Danvers
Mary Ridley
Martha Lancaster
Edith Lancaster
Gardiner
H. D. Lancaster
Vanessa Beedle
W. H. Johnson
John Young
Florence
Interesting personal items from Bath and area society notes
Bath and surrounding cities feature social updates on Miss Alice M. O'Brien earning a college essay contest reward while at Washington State Normal in Machias, her teaching role in Flagstaff, plans for Bates Summer school, plus a lengthy roster of visits, travels, club events, weddings and family news across Bath, Rich mond, Gorham, Brunswick, Portland and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. O'Brien
Bath
Civic League
Washington State Normal School
Machias
Miss O'Brien
O’brien
Flaggstaff
Bates
Edna Hallowell
Farmington Normal School
Two Teachers Take Overnight Visit to Sebasco
Miss Anne Thompson of Center street school and Miss Leona Huestis of Dike school left Thursday at noon for Sebasco where they stayed overnight as guests of Mrs. Freeman Merritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Shackford
Hope Rowe
Waterville
Miss Shackford
Jennie Shackford
Margaret Shackford
Charles Cowen
Cleo Cowen
West Springfield
Mass
Colby College
Charles
Cleo
Central Church
H. P. Small
Mikelsky Music Store
Carol Stevens
Mary Nickerson
Elizabeth Fuller
Woodbury Bailey
Duncan Farrell
Paul Wilson
David L. Wilson
Anne Thompson
Center Street
Leona Huestis
Dike
Sebasco
Freeman Merritt
Duley Returns From Brief Visit in Quincy
William Duley of Quincy Massachusetts has come back after a short visit with his wife Mrs Duley at the home of his mother Ida Duley in Pear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Duley
Quincy
Mass
George Sonia Recovering From Illness At Veterans Hospital
Friends report George Sonia son of Mr and Mrs John Sonia of Beacon Street is recovering satisfactorily after two months as a patient at the Veterans hospital in Rutland Massachusetts. His father formerly worked as a pressman for The Bath Daily Times and now holds a similar job in Hanover New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sonia
John Sonia
Beacon Street
Veterans Hospital
Rutland
Mass
Sonia
Bath Daily Times
Hanover
N. H
Local social notes from Portland and nearby towns
Mrs. Clifton Simmons plans a Portland trip. May ball committee heads by Mrs. Caldwell S. Phillips at the Y M C A with Grindell's Orchestra for dancing. Carolyn Stackpole visited Lewiston. Mrs. Eleanor MacDonald hosted friends at Pearl Street with prize bridge. Capt. A P Greenleaf in Portland on business. Fr Edna Thorne left for St John New Brunswick. Mrs. Ida Greenleaf travels to Gardiner. Mrs. Bertram Willis hosts contract at Shaw Street. prizes awarded. Junior Morrell returns from Waterville vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell S. Phillips
Y.M.C.A
Grindell
Eleanor MacDonald
Evelyn Coughran
Natalie Kidder
Queenie Small
Pearl Street
Miss Coughran
Mrs. Small
Bertram Willis
Shaw Street
Frank Jones
Bernard Pratt
John Crosby
Carl Stinson
J. Horace McClure
Eva Fulton
Howard Pratt
Hyde Park
Mass
Past Noble Grands Club Hosts Birthday Evening
Mrs. Harriet Bunker and Mrs. Nellie Lord hosted the Past Noble Grands club of Queen Esther Rebekah lodge at 170 North street. The event honored the birthdays of Mrs. Nellie Leeman and Mrs. Leola Atwood with gifts. Prizes in four tables of bridge went to Mrs. Annette Pinkham and Mrs. Harriet Huggard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Bunker
Nellie Lord
Noble Grands Club
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Harriet Huggard
Oscar Thornton
Evan Atwood
Lillias Larrabee
Sarah Munsey
Emma_ Jacobs
Florence Mank
Elizabeth Tedford
May Ward
Illness and family notices from Granite Street area
Helen King three months old is critically ill with bronchial pneumonia at home of Everett and wife on Granite street. Evangeline, two and a half, recovering from a severe cold. Mrs Oscar Gillman of West Point cared for the children. Stephen Francis Hill named for newborn son of Mr and Mrs William Hill on lower Middle street. Robert S Pinkham, former Bath Y M C A secretary, visiting city. he served during the war and joined Pinkham Press Co. in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Coombs
Ferdinand W. Coombs
Robert A. Corbett
Corliss Street
High Street
Corliss and
Marshall Streets
Helen King
Everett King
Granite Street
Evangeline
Oscar Gillman
West Point
King
Stephen Francis Hill
William Hill
Lower Middle Street
Robert S. Pinkham
Bath Y. M. C. A
Pinkham
Pinkham Press Co
Congress Street
Boston
Five Islands visitors and community notes at the church
Mrs. Charles Campbell of Arrowsic and Mrs. Nina Wilson of Bath visited relatives at Five Islands and Bath. Local residents, carpentry work on cottages, purchases, and social visits are listed along with upcoming Mother’s Day services and the Bowdoinham Baptist fall meeting scheduled for October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham Association
Baptist Church
Cumberland Street
Brunswick
Corliss Street
Charles Berry
Annie Jewett
Lois Ames
Nellie Hunt
Pearl Campbell
Fred Stover
Grace Watson
Mildred Walker
Towle
B. H. Stackpole
Campbell's Pond
Charles Campbell
Arrowsic
F. P. Carr
Nina Wilson
Olive
Bath
Charles Hanna
T. W. Blaisdell
Westwich
Raymond
Herbert Belanger
J. T. MingMahan
Edward Lewis
Augusta
F. M. Reid
Grange Library
R. G. Frost
Fremont
N. H
J. G. Stevens
D. L. Howard
Percy McGilvrey
Portland
Charles Pinkham
Horace Rittall
Ida Hinckley
F. H. Rittall
W. E. Reid
Seguinland
E. P. Allen
Oakland
George Cordy
E. A. Freeman
Fremont Rowe
Muse
Clara Hinckley
Orville Rowe
Ida’ Hinckley
Madelyn Berry
D. R. Stevens
Addie Amazeen
Gilbert Standish
Russel Harford
James Stevens
George Hanna
Chester MacMahan
Cleve Rowe
George Smith
BO Point
Five Island
Monay
Bowdoinham United Baptist Association
Westport Update Brief on Local Residents and Post Office Route
Westport residents news include Captain Thomas McLaughlin returning home after a wintry stay with Mrs. J F Dunton in Bath. Rural carrier Cromwell begins two daily trips to the Wiscasset post office starting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McLaughlin
North End
J. F. Dunton
Court Street
Bath
Cromwell
Wiscasset
Annie R. Tarbox
West Side
Dorothy M. Tarbox
Boston
Ronald L. Tarbox
Quincy
Mass
George B. Richardson
South End
Russell H. Stodder
J. 8. Knight
Annie R. Colby
Lisbon
Edmund C. Colby
Knight
Lewiston
Frank Piper
Colby
Westport
Reid Colby
J. S. Knight
This Place
Frank Colby
Cambridge
Melville Colby
Salem
Wiscasset Briefs Echo Westport and Bristol Visitors
Westport resident M. H. Brooks was in town last Tuesday. Salem traveler Silas Rines spent this week in town. Bristol businessman James H. Varney visited Tuesday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Brooks
Westport
Silas Rines
Salem
Mass
James H. Varney
Bristol
Community Notices From Camden And Nearby
Mr and Mrs J W Day returned from Camden on Wednesday William Dow and wife visit Eagle Lake for the summer Emma Dickinson assists Miss Isa Macards in millinery Mr and Mrs E W Stimpson and Miss Edith left for Skowhegan where Mr Stimpson will work Earl Dow leaves to join him at the first train Services at the M E church Rev J Nixon to preach at 10 30 with a later social service at 7 30 The yacht Merryconeg arrived in Boston April 27 after repairs took on four barrels of gasoline for the New York voyage hoping for a successful trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Day
Camden
William Dow
Eagle Lake
Arthur Jones
Hoboken
N. J
Emma Dickinson
Isa, Macards
E. W. Stimpson
Edith
Skowhegan
Stimpson
Earl Dow
M. E
J. Nixon
Merryconeag
Bath
Boston
New York
Bowdoin Grange Night Includes Singing Reading and Drama
Sagadahoc grange met at Bowdoin Center for the third contest night with Bernard Coombs in charge. The program featured singing, readings, recitations, a vocal duet, a tableau, and drums, followed by games and notice of a Thursday hall dance. Local residents visiting and Pomona Orange attendance were noted alongside a Bowdoin Center drama by the Pejepscot Parent-Teacher group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
Bernard Coombs
Franc!s Roberts
Annie Cornish
Phillip Williams
Mae Skelton
Esther Rogers
Francis Weathers
Mildred Carr
Bernard Cosmis
Mona Skelton
Francis Gathers
Hattie Babb
Grange
Elwin Silver
Richmond
Grant Weeds
Addie Williams
Lewiston
Arthur Small
Yarmouth
Aid
Grant
Parent- Teacher Association of
Pejepscot
Wilson Freeman
Carro] Williams
Livermore Falls
Williams Farm
Home Flower Garden Topic Spurs Woolwich Meeting
The Woolwich Farm Bureau held an all day meeting at Day's Ferry community house focusing on home flower gardens. Speakers included Mrs. Evelyn Munsey on soil and planting and Mrs. Merle Jameson on disease and insect control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Farm Bureau
Elizabeth Trott
William Elliott
Roy McIntosh
Merle Jameson
Mabel Jack
Evelyn Munsey
Duncan McIntosh
Samuel Hathorn
Albert Temple
Isaac Howard
Charles Perkins
Sumner Packard Found Dead in East Winthrop Home
The body of Sumner E. Packard, 71, was found late Thursday at his East Winthrop residence. He died by hanging during the afternoon, with despondency over years of ill health cited as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner E. Packard
East Winthrop
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Goddard Street
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Carrie Shaw
Dorchester
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West Roxbury
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Medford
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Allen Bornstein
Excel Cleansers & Dyers, Inc
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City Hospital
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Flora Leonard
Harvey P. Hathorne
Sagadahoc Ferry
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Norway
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Harmon M. Orr
Liberty Street
Ruth Skillings
Sylvester E. Cushman
South Hadley
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Cushman
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Turner Court
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Edward St. Martin
Robin
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