Richmond Health Day Recalls Town Memories at Lane Field
Annual Health Day in Richmond featured a parade from Emerson School to Lanefield with R H H S letters reformed, school songs, and athletic events led by Principal Iwan M Richardson. Winners included Gron din and Grant in races, Grondin in high jump and broad jump, and various grade and high school performances plus a health play and the Mississippi flood relief fund appeals. Notable local entries include Mr. Thomas J Thomas's funeral and multiple August and farm visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Field
Richmond
Emerson
Lanefield
Iwan M. Richardson
Grondin
Grant
Sd. Nicnois
Plummer
C. Grant
Doughis
Lowe
Bell
Bailey
Waltz
Wheeler
Jack
Chetley
Knight
Seekins
Thrls
Blair
Beedle
Wren
Anderson
Nichols
Roberts
Champney
Glaser
Umberhind
Fis
Johnny
Polly
Jeanet Brown
Willian Champney
Jimmie Geem
Libby
State Dept. of Advcnce
Frank W. Smith
Maine
Gorhaca
Ida Call
Mabel Small McPee
Stellit Meee Bates
A. G. Thomias
Myra Gahan
Ella Knuight
Tlattie Bfutehins Wheeler
Sarah Patin
Mary Barter Harris
Eva Starbird
Gus Jackson
Will Densmore
Villa Bryant Taynes
Smith
Frank Preble
Henry Fenner
Harold Hawxhurst
Providence
Pleasant
Parlin Ponds
Mr. Fenner
Cobbossecontee Pond
Mr. Hawsxhurst
wWichmond
Percy Baker
W. O T. Hanson
Chester Call
Arthur W Pertridge
Hester Stone
Porthind
Geraldine Stone
Bridge Academy
Austin Blair
New York
James TL Thomas
Pront Street
James
June Lowell Thomas
J. R. Clifford
Cotton’s Cemetery
Louise M. Hawthorne
Cedar Grove
Alden
Taplin, Jr
Methuen
Mass
Bermuda
Corliss Sunday School Tops Red Cross Flood Drive
Corliss Street Sunday school surpassed its goal with a generous contribution for Mississippi flood sufferers. A special Sunday morning collection hoped to raise 25 dollars, but the total reached 41 dollars after members gave an additional 16 dollars.
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Corliss Street
Red Cross
Mississippi
Working League Plans Supper at Camp Overlook May 17
The Working League met with Mrs. B H Woodside and chose committees for a supper at Camp Overlook dining room on May 17 at 7 o'clock. Menu includes baked beans brown bread hot rolls pickles vanilla ice cream strawberry sauce and cakes Mrs Walter V Cummings to supervise dining room. Social to follow. Many local residents noted in attendance at camp and nearby towns.
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Working League
B. H. Woodside
Camp Overlook
Walter V. Cummings
Em. W. Taft
Bay Point
Pollock
Harry Nealley
Newton
Mass
Robinhood
MacMahan Island
Willis O. Oliver
Bath
Carrie Baker
Newport
Yarmouth
Leon Oliver
Newburyport
New
Essex
Charles Oliver
John E. Carter
Woolwich
Center School
Carrel Powers
Herman Spinney
Grays’ Inn
Billings
Bowers
Old Rugged Cross
Harry Bowen
Alfred Rowe
B. Dillings
Stell Powers
Dorothy Stuart
Hernan Spinney
Seguimland
Pyron Campbell
J. Hinckley
Clifton Matthews
Center
Bloc
Clarey
J.C. Burnham
Richmond
Kelley
Augusta’ Rowe
Stearns Scott
Sara Pinkham
Augusta
B.C. Pliggins
Elizabeth Hunt
Harold
Elizabeth
Marion
Lewiston
Bob Kimball
Buxton
First Baptist Church
B. L. Newdiek
Pay Point
Charles Clarke
Georgia Walker
Walter Cunningham
Baby Arthur
Walter Newdiek
Bowen
Mothers Day Sermon at Five Islands Church
Five Islands observances included Rev Stickney Brown of Lisbon delivering an appropriate Mothers Day sermon and leading afternoon services at the Five Islands Church. Local residents and visitors from Norwood and other nearby towns joined in the weekend activities and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stickney Brown
Lisbon
Five Islands
Wesley Methodist trustees meet Monday night
At the annual meeting of the trustees of Wesley Methodist church Monday night at Andrew M. Butterfield’s home Weeks street Mr Butterfield was reelected president Robert S Gordon secretary and Blarry A Walters treasurer An investment plan for the Davenport trust fund of 15000 left by the late George DP Davenport was discussed The president and treasurer will report at an adjourned meeting Wednesday night at Butterfield’s home Also noted: electric railroad travel is the safest in the world with one fatality in 8422460 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Andrew M. Butterfield
Weeks Street
Resolutions of Respect for Jaymes Lilly
The organization expresses deep sympathy to the family of late Worthy Brother Jaymes Lilly. A copy of the resolutions is sent to the family and the press for publication, with the charter to be draped for thirty days. Committees on Resolutions Mary M Webber Mie L Heenie Purinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaymes Lilly
Mary M. Webber
Mie L. Heenie
Purinton
Photographer's cross country tour funds journey and success
Lee L. Abbott of 860 Rose Street, a machinist turned photographer, funded a cross country trip by selling scenic pictures. After working in Rumford Auburn and Monroe Shoe Co, he settled in Bath September last year creating images of the Kennebec bridge and other local subjects. His daughter Zephie J. Abbott, an evangelist, recently completed a series of meetings at Kezar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee L. Abbott
Rosestreet
Mr. Abbott
Peru
Rumford
J. E. Stevens
Stevens
Abbott
N.S. Stuart Co
Dixfield
Tie
God
Auburn
Monroe Shoe Co
Elei
Vaeifie
Flo
Counter
Bath
Lose Street
Kennebec
Ile
Zephie J. Abbott
Ings to Bath After Sumner Passage at Home
A fragment notes someone named Ings will travel to Bath to pass the Sumner at her home, indicating a local domestic context and a personal timing reference. The brief wording suggests a living arrangement and a planned move or visit tied to a Sumner event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ings
Will
Bath
Sumner
Justice Barnes at May Term Continues Amid Court Activity
The May term sessions in Sagadahoc County opened with Justice Barnes presiding. A collision suit from Libby of Bath against Mags Bornstein of Portland was continued for trial to October. Several jurors and attorneys, including Judge Glidden, Keegan, and County Attorney Dunton, were present. A pair of indictments and American citizenship applications followed, with local residents Daniel Pleard, Arnold Rotman, and others noted. Mrs. Chambier from Dark Street was described as temporarily hospitalized.
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Brom
Larrabee
Center
Dr. Powers’ Cay
Cecil Clay
Barnes
Traverse
Walter S. Glidden
John J. Keegan
Arthur J
Sagaduloe County
Uarnes
Oul Wiliza Libby
Bath
Mags Bornstein
Porthind
Libby
Ebes
Dhile
Platutuls
Gid
Edward W. Bridgham
Cdhefenedamt
Apepeared
Ds Uo
Lbo
Voescias
Agaist Dhenis Pleard
Phippsburg
Assaute and Battery
Rotman
Georgetown
Auto Hits Fence in Fog Crash Injures Driver
A fog bound accident on Boothbay Road yesterday morning sent a large Rickenbacker coach veering off the road and into a fence. Driver Thomas Moley, an employee of The Foundation Co, was severely injured when a fence joist pierced the windshield and radiator, leaving him unconscious upon arrival of medical aid. The vehicle was demolished and several passengers escaped serious harm.
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Boothbay Road
Merning
Thomas Moley
Poundation Co
Gift
Rugecomb
Foley
Gid
Wiscasset
Waoolwiely
Bath's Relief Fund Reaches 1800 In Mississippi Aid
The Bath relief effort reports funds totaling 1800 dollars with SPS60 raised for Mississippi aid. Red Cross treasurer Charles Len announced the amount and noted ongoing contributions as Seath Pid collectors receive many complaints for their work. Mrs. William Goldsmith and niece Betty of Cambridge are visiting. Miss Latta Comean is leaving Woolworth to reside in Quincy, Mass.
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Bath
Charles
Len
Red Cross
Corliss Street
William Goldsooth
Betty
Cambridge
Marss
Mrs. Goldsmith
Margaret Blaterty
Wroshington Street
Latta Comean
Woolworth
Mrnday
Quincy
Mass
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Norris Sidelinger
Byron Quimby
Durand Shoe Co
Florence G. Maxwell
Ida L. Hosmer
Iia A. Mowatt
W. F. Dunham
Ada Odiorne Fogg
William R. Fairclough
Emerson Lane Post
Elizabeth A. Small
Elv. Favor
Laura Eh. Sampson
George So Leavitt
Walter Po Knight
Ienry Co
Reed
Delhirt
W. Lemont
AL. Foster
B. A. Iemple
Boston
George Wilson
Moosehead Lake
W. TL. Johnson
Thiis Lillian Johnson
Vanessa Beedle
Margaret Grover
Frank Rice
Cecil Richards
Werley Reed
South Gardiner
Town
Leslie Roberts
Ervine Waltz
Walter James
Tra Waltz
Ernest Howell
Arthur Whalen
Gladys Redick
Gardiner
Gladys Lowell
Gorham Normal School
Charles Bowhoin
Sire
Elizabeth Kelley
Mabel McFee
Thomas Alexander
Jefferson
Katheryn Ridgeway
Clifford Ipworth
Methodist Church
Mary Virginia Robinson
Alma Hateh Robinson
Richmond High School
East Haven
Conn
Alo Randall
Frank Gilpatrick
Hartley Ranger
Farmington
Harold ‘Tarner
Peabody, Mass
Lawrence Bond
Ora Reed
Portland
Ida M. Hibbard
Swan Island
Joe Dow
George Clouston
Gor. Clifford
Spring Street
Leland Seigars
Charles Coombs
Chautauqua Guarantees
Opera House
Kkennebec Valley
Kennebunk
Minny
Pownalbore Hall
Doughtiss
Melody Men
Dresden
Hosea Hartford
Thelin Sheen
Bowdoin
C. W. Cobb
Westley Cray
Rockwood
Princess Provost
Skowhegan
M. J. Galligher
Waterville
Aes
Corliss
Sipeteuti
Fred S.,curtis D SU
Centre ST
Georget
Tle
Mroo
Otis Baker
Norwood
Little Good Harbor
Merle Wilkins
Bowdort
Cmi
Edith
C. Horton
Calfornia
Charles Moore
Lenvuelyers
Southport
T. W. Scott
Mabel
Weston
Hiatts Cove
Iva Cromwell
Theodore Weaver
New Britain
J. C) Clary
Robinheed
AA. MacMiathoan
George Gray
Vernon Anew
Orville Rowe
Aund
Gilbert Standish
Mies
WG. Stevens
Millen Hagen
TD Reed
Horace Murray
Tarbow Street
Theodore ‘Thibodeau
Thirley
Prinz Stevens
Wison Fieht
Mer Piels
Segninland
Herman McPadden
Percy Mei
Stedis
Mir
Aan Mei
Johan Hinckley
Parker Davis
Charles Stoore
Christopher Amageen
Brookline
Carrie Sauvage
Stockport
Charles Almazeen Poesday
Brand McCurdy
McCurdy
Oand
Stidney Brown
George Gras
Gertrude Carr
EA Harford
Sky Pilot
D. M. . Boynton
Woo Reid
Porthard
Sesuinland
T. DD
Reid
Fred Carter
Chirenee MacMahan
Ida HL Rowe
Trustees OF
Wesley
Orville FE
North ST
Manufacturer's Agency
Bolton Street
Baltimore
Maryland
Bath Opera House
Lon Chaney
George
Eleanor Boardman
William Haines
Carmel Myers
E. Richard Schayer
George Hill
Jon Farnham
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Justice Barnes
Citigernstip
Ierning
Lewis H. Spicer
Leons
Bern
Beeane
Charles Venus
Oliver Chambier
Darkstreet
Sto Carnabias Hospital
Port Ind
George Philbrick
Robert Ernest
Park Street
Jaamerrile
Congress St
Portland, Maine
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