Star club members honored. town notices read
The article lists names on an honor roll for a third ranking period including Charlotte Brown Patricia Ball Anita, plus staff and church affiliations. It notes banking ordinances posted, a Methodist church return of David Hickland, a Woodfords conference attendance, a car fire incident on Alexander road, and a Royal Arch chapter meeting with one candidate. It also reports the marriage of Marguerite Louise Mantpelion and Herbert Elwood Moulton on Main Street and mentions the bride’s school history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Club
Marriner
J.W
Leslie Roberts
Carlton
John McCormick
Clifford Gray
J.D
Nathaniel Gilpatrick
Roy .Atwershal
Saree
Ford Seekins
Paul Robserts
Dresden
Gardiner
Litdispiela
David Hickland
Methodist Church
Woodfords
Hickland
Lir
Elizabeth See
Gates
George Yeaton
Harold Mealey
Clyde Curtis
Alexander Road
Eme
Royal Arch
Masonic Whall
Marguérite Louise Mantpeion
Mary BeMenwaring
Horace*Mainwaring
Herbert Elwood Moulton
G. Herbert Moulton
Winthrop
Main Street
Alexander Cairns
Richmond High School
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Busy Week
A string of family visits and social events fills the week with students selling poppies and girls in 4-H showcasing outfits. Residents travel to Boston and San Diego for work and relatives gather at Derby home on Pleasant Street.
Obituaries and Local Notices From Georgetown and Bath
Obituary notices and community briefs recall Nellie Douglas Thompson and Thomas H Bird of Bath, with funeral details. Farm Bureau Extension holds a May meeting. Girls Sewing club hosts a social at First Baptist vestry. assorted local visits and shoppings described, plus Assessor meetings and tradesman work in Georgetown and Five Islands.
Local visitors mingle with garden work amid heavy rains
Hudson and Georgetown residents arrive for brief visits as Mr Harriman plans yearly garden prep but rain halts progress. Several locals attend events including a funeral in Bath and a Sunday call on friends. A flood washed out a road near Powers place prompting road closure and culvert work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlon Thibodeau
Walter Cunningham
Dorothy W. Stuart
New York City
Sheepscott Island Association
Mae Hagan
Earle Hagan
Bath
Wilson Moore
William Marr
Five Islands
Stanley Lewis
Norman Harley
Seguinland
State House
Augusta
Raymond Reid
York
Reid
Walter Reid
Colonial
Gilbert Gunnell
John
Waltham
Mass
Adam
George Powers
One Clarey Place
Riggsville School
Pomona Grangers Meet With Dromore
Sagadahoc Pomona grange met Wednesday of last week with Dromore grange with 111 present. A fine dinner, candies sale, and a Scotch cake auction boosted the treasury. A cotton show featured garments made from grain bags and a varied program followed with solos, sketches, readings, and discussions led by members and lecturer Margaret Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Dromore Grange
Eastman
Brinerlake
Carleton Andrews
McGlinchy
Elfreda Perkins
Annie Malcolm
The
Pomona
Warner Twins
Edward Haggett
Ila Day
Margaret Morse
Runaway Truck Crashes Front of Mademoiselle Shop
A Dodge truck owned by Wilbur Gray of Stonington rolled away from its parked position near Times Co. offices, crossed the street, wrecked a parking meter, and smashed two plate glass windows at the Mademoiselle Shop. The truck's only damage was a broken headlight. owner found brakes set and no explanation. Funeral held for Mrs Annie E Oliver of Milan Street Monday at Curtis Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Gray
Stonington
The
Times Co
Mademoiselle
Five Islands Community Notes and Local Obituaries
A regional digest from Five Islands records social events church classes and visits. Notables include the death of Wilpe A. Moore aged 49 with surviving widow two sons and siblings. Residents attend gatherings at Georgetown Center North Yarmouth Road Morse Bath and local cottages while planting weather delays persist.
Obituary Notice for George Newton Reed, 78
George Newton Reed, 78, longtime Quincy buyer for Chandler Co., died Sunday at the Masonic Home in Charlton after two years of ill health. A Bath native, he was a member of Rural Lodge A F and A M, Quincy. Survived by brothers Walter G. Reed of Mystic and Edward M. Reed of Wollaston and sister Miss Susan L. Reed of this city. Funeral at Sessions Chapel Worcester, burial in Weatridge Charlton. Reed last visited two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Newton Reed
Quincy
Mass
Chandler Co
Boston
Charlton
Bath
Reed
Walter G. Reed
Mystic
Highway Commission Plans Bath Overpass Project
Bath authorities report approval steps for a new overpass to ease fire truck routing around High street area. The Bath Highway and Sewer Department letter to Stanley Hunter states plans are nearly complete and will be sent to the Bureau of Public Roads for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Highway and Sewer Department of Bath
High Street
Stanley Hunter
Highway and Sewer Dept
Hunter
Bath
Bureau of Public Roads
Lucius D. Barrows
Belonie Vaillancourt 71 dies at Bath home
Belonie Vaillancourt 71 died Tuesday at his son Anthony Vaillancourt’s Bath residence where he stayed since April first. He was born in Van Buren, a retired mill hand, and had lived with children in Maine and Massachusetts. He leaves six sons and three daughters, plus siblings, with many Bath friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belonie Vaillancourt
Anthony Vaillancourt
North Street
van Buren
Eames
Tosie (Duplisse) Vaillancourt
Vaillancourt
Maine
Massachusetts
Waterville
Bath
Catholic Church of
Anthony
Francis
Joseph
John
Bristol
Conn
Mitchell Vaillancourt
Brunswick
Isabelle Godbout
Fort Fairfield
Catherine Cyr
Regina Viollette
Bucksport
Demerise Valenski
Sophie
Salem
Mass
Costello Dies in Quincy After Bath Years
Daniel A. Costello died in Quincy Massachusetts Saturday. He was the husband of the late Sabina Costello. Services were held at Calvary cemetery on Tuesday afternoon at 1 15. Mr Costello lived in Bath for many years before moving to Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Costello
Quincy
Mass
Sabina Costello
Calvary Cemetery
Mr. Costello
Bath
Henry Allen Funeral Held for Orr's Island Resident
The service for Henry Allen of Orr's Island took place Monday afternoon at Laws Funeral Home Brunswick conducted by Rev. James Herrick. Knights Templar rites followed by Dunlap Commandery Bath with Edwin H. P. Lowell as commander and George J. Goodwin as prelate. Pallbearers named Thurston Sinnett Leeman and Rufus Stevens. Burial was in Orr's Island cemetery family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Allen
Orr’s Island
Laws Funeral Home
Brunswick
James Herrick
Knights Templar
Dunlap Commandery
Bath
Edwin H. P. Lowell
George J. Goodwin
James Thurston
Charles Sinnett
Leeman
Rufus Stevens
Wilson Moore Funeral Held At Mayo Home
The funeral of Wilson Moore was held at Mayo Funeral Home Sunday at 2 p.m. A large gathering attended as Rev. Wilfred Mulley and Rev. Mr. Berry conducted the service. Bearers were Albert Moore Lucian Ames Earlon Moore and Orville Rowe. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Moore
Mayo Funeral Home
Wilfred Mulley
the Nazarene Church
Mr. Berry
Portland
Albert Moore
Lucian Ames
Earlon Moore
Orville Rowe
Oak Grove
Fred E. White Funeral Held at Mayo Residence
The funeral for Fred E. White was held Friday at 1 30 PM at the Mayo Funeral Residence conducted by Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson. Bearers were William A. Brown Sr Randall Merry William A Brown Jr and Lawrence Chattley. Interment followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. White
Mayo Funeral
David L. Wilson
William A. Brown
Randall Merry
William A. Brown, Jr
Lawrence Chattley
Oak Grove
Funeral of Mrs. Augusta Rowe Held at Mayo Residence
The funeral for Mrs. Augusta Rowe was conducted by Rev. Joseph O. Purdue at the Mayo Funeral Residence on Monday afternoon at 1.30. Burial followed in the Rowe family lot at Oak Cemetery in Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Rowe
Mayo
Joseph O. Purdue
Oak Cemetery
Georgetown
Services for Mrs Lizzie J Miles Loring
Services for Lizzie J Miles Loring widow of Wellington Loring will be held Saturday May 10 at 2 pm DST at the family grave site in Oak Grove. Friends and relatives are invited. She died February 5 at her daughter Mrs L F Nevers Berwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie J
Miles) Loring
Wellington Loring
Oak Grove
Bath man Thomas H Bird dies after long illness
Thomas H Bird 60 of 10 Pearl Street Wednesday after a 14 month illness five weeks bedridden. Born Windsor Nova Scotia April 21 1887 he moved to the United States with wife Kate Sweet 25 years ago. He served as custodian of Bath Opera House and Dike School before retiring. Survived by wife son Marvin Bird Harold Bird aunt Mrs John Clancey. Funeral Friday at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Charles Findley. interment in St John New Brunswick.
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Ind
Aaamewn
Boston
York
Ie Brown
Sas Augustus Small
Sarasota
Joyce Foster
Mary van
Jean Lemieux
Merry Makers 4
Waldoboro
Lowell Burns
Frank Boudreau
Pratt Diagnostic Clinic
Harland Harrington
Har- Sara
Margaretet
Thomas Hanlon
Mihogant Mass
Derby
Pleasant Street
Joan Pushard
Lewiston
Fauste Pushard George
Charles A
John Clark
Mereens Hall
Emerson
Lane Post
A. L
Lane Ld
Lillian Haynes
Th Haynes
Lily Sherbourne
Portland
Edith Harwood
Central Maine General Hospital
Jason Harwood
Hallowell
Roy Spear
Roy Dickinson
Lillian Johnson
Augusta
William Berry Jr
Gardiner Street
Fisher
Thomas H. Bird
Pearl Street
Windsor
N. S
Thomas
Minnie (Burgess) Bird
Kate L. Sweet
St. John
N. B
Bath
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Charles Findley
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church
Wiscasset
Marvin Bird
Brookline
Mass
John Clancey
Kennebunk
Funeral for Caldwell Jacobson Former Bath boy and school principal
Caldwell Jacobson a former Bath boy and principal of the Kensington School Montreal was buried in Montreal Memorial Cemetery after a Monday service at Collins Funeral Home Sherbrooke Street West. The chapel overflowed with friends and former students as floral tributes poured in from the Rosedale church Sunday school officers teachers and scholars Montreal School Board Kensington School staff and other associations. The service was led by Rev. Dewey of the Rosedale church with interment at the Montreal Memorial cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Jacobson
Bath
Kensington School
Montreal
Collins Funeral
Sherbrooke Street
West
Rosedale Church
Royal Vale
Women’s Association
Kensington Home and School Association
Dewey
Montreal Memorial Cemetery
Obituary of Wilson Moore of Bath Former Iron Worker
Wilson Moore of 10 Denny Road died Thursday at Fairfield. Born December 3, 1897 in Georgetown, he was an outside machinist at Bath Iron Works. Survived by wife, two sons, one brother, two sisters. Funeral Sunday at Mayo Funeral Residence at 2 PM conducted by Rev. Alchurch and Rev. Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae “Anderson
Ee Vernon
William Marr
Plummer
Pierce's
Chester Rae Brook
Ie Paren Roe
Victor Pinkham
Vernon E. Gray
Chester McMahan
North Yarmouth Road
Glee Club
Charlotte Gray
Mary Lou
Barbara
Jeanette Pinkham
Mary Hanna
Morse
Bath
Stanley Lewis
Georgetown Center
A. P. Hackett
Fairfield
Torrey Roller
BIW
Charles Moore
New Jersey
Malcolm
Henry
Five Islands
Lermond Ayers
Southport
William Reno
Malden
Mass
Wilson Moore
Denny Road
Georgetown
Charles
Flora McMahan Moore
Bath Iron Works
Charles W. Moore
Camden
N. J
J. Malcolm Moore
Henry Moore
Lemuel Ayer
Flora Reno
Everett
Ithe Mayo
Alfred Mulley
the Nazarene Church
City
Mr. Berry
Portland
Annie E Oliver Dies After Long Illness Widow of Wilbur Oliver
Annie E. Oliver widow of Wilbur Oliver of 19 Milan Street died at her home Saturday forenoon after a long illness. She was born in Georgetown, daughter of William and Marr, and was a Nazarene church member. Surviving are four sons Lemuel H Alfred M Earl Oliver of Bath and Robert H Oliver of Burlington Vt one sister Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Oliver
Wilbur Oliver
Milan Street
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Wilfred Mulley
Nazarene Church
Lemuel
Alfred
Eat
Robert Oliver
Oak Grove Cemetery
Georgetown
William Marr
Oliver
Lemuel H
Alfred M
Earl Oliver
Bath
Robert H. Oliver
Burlington, Vt
Miss Deborah Morton of Bow Pond Woman of Westbrook
MISS DEBORAH N. MORTON who taught French and German for over forty years at Westbrook Seminary and was president of the Women's Literary Union in Portland in 1917 18. Funeral services were held at Hoy Peabody in Portland with interment at Round Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah N
Brook
Fran B. Nichols
Forest Ponnts
Bow Pond
Leanderton
Morton House
Academy
Damariscotta
Ating
W Seminary
Bristol
Westbrookinary
Woman’s Literary Union
Portland
Hoy Peabody Funeral Parlor
Round Pond
Mrs Augusta Rowe Dies After Week in Convalescent Home
Mrs Augusta Rowe of Bath formerly ran a Georgetown general store for forty years and was a well regarded figure among friends in Bath Georgetown and nearby towns. She was born August 12 1865 in town to John and Lettuce Rowe and is survived by her sons Alfred J Rowe of Bath and Arthur S Rowe of Arlington Mass, a granddaughter Mrs John H Grindell of Bath, two great grandchildren, a nephew and several nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Rowe
John
Lettice Warner
Byron M. Rowe
John Grindell
Alfred J. Rowe
Arthurs. Rowe
Arlington
Mass
Mayo Funeral
Oak Cemetery
Georgetown
Purdue
Billa Tarr
Richmond
Beatrice Abbott
George Oliver
Nellie Douglass Thompson
Kinney
Lena Donnell
Thomas H. Bird
Bird
Farm Bureau Extension Service
Earle Hagan
J. Harold Brown
Joseph F. Higgins
Roy Newman
First Baptist Church
Girls Sewing Club
Five Islands’ Club
Dorothy Stuart
New York City
Edwin Husgsn
Fred P. Oliver
Hilda Oliver
Melrose
W. A. Todd
Edward Wren
Frank Baker
New York
Eaton
MacMahan
Roland E. Peterson
J. R. Blackie
West Georgetown
Robinhood
Stanley Lewis
Barbara
Harry Heald
Addie Moulton
Five Islands
Ralph Davis
Merton Merry
Peterson
Georgetown Center
Rosalind Richards
Gardiner
Indian Point
Henry Reynolds
Boothbay Harbor
William Bisseth
George
Augusta Rowe
Cato Avenue
Town
Peter of
Street
Arthur
John H. Grindell
Death of Henry Allen of Orr's Island Shocks Bath Friends
Henry Allen, a long time Orr's Island resident and carpenter, died suddenly in Bath. He served about twenty years as a selectman in Orr's Island and was active in Masonic circles as a past commander of Dunlap Commandery Knights Templar. He is survived by nephew Percy Allen and niece Mrs Elroy Doughty of Orr's Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Allen
Orr’s
Bath
Brunswick
Allen
Dunlap Commandery
Knights
Percy Allen
Elroy Doughty
Orr’s Island
Burial in Georgetown for Nellie Thompson at Oak Cemetery
The body of Mrs. Nellie Do last Thompson was carried to the Douglas family lot in Oak cemetery Georgetown. Committal services were conducted by Rev. Charles L. Kinney of Skowhegan at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. Attending were Mrs. Lena Douglas Donnell sister Mrs. Evelyn Grindell Mrs. Florence Woodside cousin Mrs. Martha Br Boothbay Harbor and friends Mr. and Mrs. Hobart F. Ames Mrs. Alfie Jacobs and Mrs. Samuel Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Dolast Thompson
Georgetown
Douglas
Oak Cemetery
Charles L. Kinney
Skowhegan
Lena Douglas Donnell
Evelyn Grindell
Florence Woodside
Martha Br
Boothbay Harbor
Hobart F. Ames
Alfie Jacobs
Samuel Jordan
Stored Wines Require Stable Temperatures Across Storage
Guidance warns against drafts in storage areas and advises wine cellars and warehouses to maintain temperatures no lower than 55 degrees Fahrenheit to preserve quality.
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George N. Reed
Edwin Pinson
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