Richmond News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Obituaries
Richmond sees hospital updates as Verona Pinkham receives treatment while Mrs Pinkham recovers. The Chamber of Commerce installs signs at Richmond Corner. Mrs Charles E Allen laid to rest aged 91 in Cedar Grove. Girl Scouts plan May 10 concert to fund uniforms. Numerous town visits, meetings, and club notices fill another page of local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Little
Verona Elaine
Edward Pinkham
Bath City Hospital
Henry L. Morgan, Jr
Woodfords
Doris White
Brunswick
White
Harry White
River Road
Richmond Lions Club
Enterprise Grange Hall
Rebekahs
Mayford Morris
Richmond Lodge
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Methodist Church
Dr. Richardson
Cora Little
Portland
Charles Bowden
Germantown
Elizabeth Kelley
Pleasant View Farm
Cora L. Howes
Charles A. Howes
Main Street
Veazie
Richmond
Mt. Carmel
Enterprise Grange
E. W. Webber
Hallowell
L. W. Grundy
Evergreen Cemetery
Alma Jackins
Ernest Frazier
Leslie F. Roberts
Elmer E. Rogers
Boston
Frank W. Alexander
Lucille Bailey
Ramona
Miss Colson
Miss Allen
Perley Wedge
Lewis Rideout
Lewiston
R. E. Northey
Augusta
J. A. Malloy
Frank Brown
Myrtle Gordon
Lowell
Mass
Mildred Beedle
Irene Jones
Gardiner
W. H. Johnson
South Dresden
Louise Miller
Lyndal D. Good
Dresden Mills
Charles James
Bowdoinham
B. B. Douglass
Frank Beedle
Percy Little
Richmond Corner Visits Populates Local Social Roundup
Mrs Maude Purinton visited Augusta while Mrs Maude Jame traveled to Litchfield. Evelyn Pratt and Effie went to Litchfield for weeks as Elmer Eaton visited Deer Island with his father. Doctors Irish Bowdoinham visited, Purinton Bowdoinham and Eva Yeaton hosted. Annie Snow planned a Gardiner visit with Lucy Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Purinton
Augusta
Rs. Maude Jame
Litchfield
Evelyn Pratt
Effie
Elmer Eaton
Deer Island
I. C. Irish
Bowdoinham
Cc. O. Purinton
Eva Yeaton
Elmer Purinton
Chester Williams
Nancy
Topsfield
Mass
Edward Libby
Frank Berry
Fannie Williams
Sagadahoc gains in 4-H club memberships rise
Seven Maine counties report record 4-H enrollment led by Waldo with 499 members and Sagadahoc among rising counties. State total reaches 3536 members with 1033 boys and 2503 girls, while Kennebec and Oxford show notable gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Lester H. Shibbs
Waldo County
Kennebec
Oxford County
Androscoggin
Sagadahoc
Summer street girls L T L meet at Rand home
The summer street girls L T L met Friday afternoon at Mrs Beatrice Rand s home. Temperance talks were given plans made for the program for the next meeting and each girl told the good deeds which she had done. Miss Helen West member of the younger girls legion conducted by Miss Barbara Norton on Saturday afternoons told the girls how her meetings and work were carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Street
L.T.L
Beatrice Rand
Helen West
Younger Girls Legion
Barbara Norton
West Georgetown Social Roundup Highlights Summer Visits
West Georgetown residents host visitors from Bath, Robinhood, Waltham and Portland. Local church events include a Bowdoinham association gathering and a Mother’s Day sermon at the First Baptist. Essex car purchase and roadwork on Indian Point noted amid community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williams
Waterville
West
Ralph Reynolds
Ruth
Robinhood
Bath
Belle Heald
Howard Heald
Harry Heald
W. C. Todd
Ida Lewis
Leon Williams
Waltham
Mass
Five Islands
West Georgetown
T. N. Williams
Emma Pohek
Marguerite Pohek
Somerville
George Spinney
Arrowsic
Miss Pohek
Carrol Powers
Kennebec Point
Harry Horne
Chester
Frank Heald
Bath City Hospital
Harold F. Hunt
Bath Monay
Charles Whitney
Richmond
Owen Marr
Indian Point
Forrest Hanna
J. J. Patterson
F. W. Hovey
Amy
Alice Hovey
Edgecomb
Our
First Baptist Church
Bowdoinham United Baptist Association
Annie L. Prince
Burma
Baptist
Miss Prince
Bertha Russell
Cape Elizabeth
Nancy Russell
Rangeley Lakes
William Williams
Brunswick
Williams
Ferris Leonard
Stearns W. Scott
Augusta Rowe
Carroll Powers
Thomas Hagan Jr
Earle Hagan
Jennie Todd
Lidia Totman
Levi
Portland
Henry Totman
Bay Point
Worthing League
Fred Gray
W. A. Todd
Harold Brown
B. H. Woodside
Alice
Amy Hovey
Westport Notes Include Local Moves and Indian Mission Letter
Westport residents John P. Harrison and family plan a move from Massachusetts. Mrs Kehail and daughter Miss Lida Kehail return from Cambridge. Rev. C Stanley Thoburn and Mrs Thoburn now in Baknly India describe local customs and mission work. A letter dated March 27 notes warm weather and no major comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Harrison
Westport
Massachusetts
P. T. Kehail
Lida Kehail
Cambridge
Mass
Augustus A. Pierce
South End
Marion Jewett
Ernest G. Grawmann
Dorothea
Roslindale
Woodbury Seiwerts
Milton
Stanley Adams
West Roxbury
Belle Tilton
South Portland
Clement Phinney
Maine
C. Stanley Thoburn
M. E
Thoburn
Baknelly
India
American commerce value nears 292 million in 1927
The article notes the value of American commerce within the year 1927 surpassed 292 million dollars, marking a significant level for the period and indicating strong domestic economic activity and trade volume.
Five Islands social notes and island visitors listed
Local residents and visitors on Five Islands and surrounding towns are noted with dates across Monday to Sunday. Names include Boynton family, Carlton, Williams, Hinckley, Leonard, Prince, Hanna, Blaisdell, Pinkham, George Hanna, Stevens, Reid, Gray, and Berry among others with mentions of cottages, boats, summer preparations, and a wharf repair crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Boynton
E. P. Boynton
N. E. Boynton, Jr
Boston
Malden Island
F. W. Carlton
Woolwich
Five Islands
Leon Williams
Leon, Jr
Olive Frances
Waltham
C. C. Davis
L. H. Rowe
Williams
Ida Hinckley
Vesta Hinckley
Bath
Gertrude Leonard
Georgetown
Annie Prince
Burma
India
Helen
Walter Cunningham
Clyde Pinkham
Baby
Ellsworth Pinkham
Cora May Hanna
George Hanna
T. W. Blaisdell
Blaisdell
W. L. Berry
F. H. Rittall
Horace Rittall
F. W. Hovey
Carrie
Isabel Stevens
Sylvanus Cromwell
George Gray
Lloyd Pinkham
Alice Cromwell
First Baptist Church
Afernoon
W. E. Reid
Alton Berry
Hershel Dickey
W. Haskell
George Floyd
Groton
Mass
Addie Stevens
T. D. Reid
Everett Cromwell
Bath Monday. Mrs. L. D. Moulton
Shaw
Portland
Chester Pinkham
Mildred Pinkham
Woodrow Gray
A. L. Berry
Alton Reid
Ralph Davis
Progressive Grange Holds Busy Meeting and Programs
The Progressive Grange report notes music by violinists Mabel Millay Ernest Millay and Charlie Smith with trombone by Leonard Curtis and piano by Maude Millay. A Mock Wedding, a tractor talk, and a Hawaiian guitar number were shared. Visitors from Richmond Gardiner and Bowdoin attended. eleven Loyal Temperance Legion girls held an all day picnic with sewing and a solo by Miss Elizabeth Trott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Grange
Mabel Millay
Ernest Millay
Charlie Smith
Mr. Douglass
Leonard Curtis
Maude Millay
William Dingley
Charles Smith
Orman Douglass
Doris McKenney
Frank Gray
Doris Delong
Barbara Smith
Frank Millay
R. Enman
Richmond
Gardiner
Bowdoin
Loyal ‘Temperance Legion of the
South End
Corliss Street
Elizabeth Trott
Business investigator visits Boston firm on city project
Anton R. Muller representing Isaac Coffin Co. of Boston inspected the heating and cooling system at the new City building during a Monday visit, reviewing installation and compliance aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton R. Muller
Isaac Coffin Co
Boston
New City
Lewiston Ladies Visit Bedford Street Family
Miss Eva F. Baker and Miss Ida M. Hastings of Lewiston are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. White on Bedford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva F. Baker
Ida M. Hastings
Lewiston
W. H. White
Bedford Street
Chevrolet Touring 1928 and Dodge Touring 1924 Autos On Sale
Duco and leather upholstery in excellent condition for the Chevrolet Touring 1928 with G M A C terms and a down payment of 158 dollars. The Dodge Touring 1924 is described as A-1 condition with front bumpers and spare tire, GMAC terms and a down payment of 118 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
DODGE
Corliss Street Pastor Submits Resignation at Meeting
Rev. Robert H. Carey offered resignation at Corliss Street Baptist Church annual gathering. Parish asked to delay acceptance until July vacation time. Meeting drew about 45 attendees and reviewed the Davenport fund expenditures from Easter a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Carey
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Carey
Davenport
E. R. Wright
John H. Hunt
Millard E. Watson
Wilfred W. Chaney
Harold S. Walker
Abby McCabe
Ephraim F. French
Clarence R. McIintire
Silas Plant
W. W. Chaney
Charles W. Plant
John L. Russell
Lucien R. Ames
Carroll A. Deering
Richard Seavey
William H. Sheldon
Chester A. Plant
Wilfred W
R. C. Seavey
Davol Visits Bath Yard as Paragon Nears Completion
Charles J. Davol president of Davol Rubber Co Providence R I visited Bath to inspect the Paragon a yacht nearly finished at Bath Iron Works Corp Also present was Loring Swasty designer of the Paragon Raphael Studios New York представила firm contracted to outfit the Hi Esmario for H E Manville Pleasantville New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Davol
Davol Rubber Co
Providence
R. L
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corp
Davol
Loring Swasty
Mr. Raphael
Raphael Studios
New York
H. E. Manville
Pleasantville, N. Y
Rocky Stone to meet Potvin Friday night at the Arcade
The Arcade in Lewiston promotes a Friday boxing card headlined by Rocky Stone of Biddeford versus Buck Potvin of Lewiston in a tied rival rematch. The show also features Sonia vs Williams and Green against an unnamed opponent, with all seats reserved and no general admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Stone
Back Potvin
the Arcade
Biddeford
Buck Patvin
Lewiston
Pa Kearns
Potvin
Kid Ferris
Bath
Sonia
Bangor
Wiscasset
Williams
Hyde Windlass
Hyde Windlass Co
Green
K. O
Les McNeil
Johnny
Ferris
Bedford Street
Young Chubuck
Sailor
Maine trapper seeks $2000 claim over unadvertised rabbit snaring law
A Maine trapper petitioned the state for two thousand dollars claiming a rabbit snaring law was not properly advertised, causing him to miss opportunities to trap rabbits he believed would qualify for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Bon Tone Booster Endorsed by Augusta Nurse
Mrs Lena Lemiu x of 21 Laurel St Augusta Maine reports Bon Tone improved her sleep energy and weight after years of fatigue and illness She credits the tonic for restoring health and urges others to try it The Bath dealer A Hallet Co offers free booklet The Road to Success
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Lemiux
Laurel
Augusta
Arthimise Goodchild
Laurel St
Bon-Tone
Bon
Bath
A. Hallet & Co
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G. H. Nickerson
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H. L. Miller
Elwood Edgecomb
Louise Trott
Edith Edgecomb
Richard Derby
Win Chester
Ruie Curtis
Mable Clifford
John Haynes
Joseph P
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Osceola Johnson
Bowdoinham Ridge Cemetery
George W
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Russell Maloy
Smith House
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Austin Blair
Roy Leet
Walter H. Mariner
Linden E. Little
Bernice
Greenfield
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The
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Leslie W. Grundy
Edward C. Heath
George W. Green
John C. Plummer
George F. Wilson
Norris Sidelinger
Ivan M. Richardson
Dwight Moody
New Hampshire
Letetia Reed
Iceboro
H. E. Houdlette
John Dixon
Joseph Dostie
M. C. Priest
Richmond Corner
Portland School of Beauty Culture
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Portland, Maine
D. M. Humphreys ,& Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
O. K
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Heyrolet
Studebaker
Washington Street
Atlantic Motor Co., Inc
Damariscotta
O. M. McKown
Boothbay Harbor
Turner & Gilpatrick
Leon Sonia
Soldier Williams
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