Richmond Church Events and Local Social Notes
Sunday sermons at the Baptist church feature Mother's Day message and a later talk titled When to Say No for young women. Emerson Lane Post stages its 15th annual minstrel show at Enter prise grange hall with a listed cast and staff. Local residents make visits and travel, with several families hosting or visiting kin in Hartland, Waterville, Canton, Gardiner, Hallowell, Woolwich, and Augusta. An all day Women’s Farm Bureau meeting discusses Fish Cookery with demonstrations and planned preschool clinic. Community groups hold Lodge, Garden, and Ideal Home Corner activities, plus a two week trip by Maurice Wheeler and wife to Washington and Richmond. Leighton Gardner lies hospitalized in Gardiner General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
C. L. Eldredge
Eldredge
Evangelical Young Peoples Conference
South Monmouth Baptist Church
Emerson Lane Post
Enterprise Grange Hall
Roy Dickinson
Don Cate
Harold Cate
Earl Preble
Walter Barnes
Cecil Richards
Elva Purinton
Herman Music
Hazel Dunklee
Clarence Hanson
Margaret Gomier
William Meader
Tom Perry
Terese Barnes
Don Cates
Carl Anderson
Edward Dunn
Charles Corbin
Helen Douglas
Arlene Guion
Beatrice Lemont
Eleanor Sherman
Adele Malloy
Harold Harford
Francis Sherman
Charles Blake
Reid R. Heffner
Philadelphia
Reid Russell Heffner
Pred Elliott
Hartland
Ernest Stewart
Helen Harlow
Waterville
Earl Frost
Canton
Mass
Melvin Dow
Roswell Edgecomb
L. H. Rose
Gardiner
Hallowell
Rae
Rita Goss
Lucille Beaulieu
Augusta
Henry Groves
Woolwich
Ernest Gomer
Enterprise Grange Ladies’ Aid
Myrtle Stewart
Gertrude Gardner
Minnie Batchelder
Frances Curran
Marcilla Tarr
Ethel Rankins
Funeral Services Held for Charles A D Arcy in Buffalo
The funeral for Charles Augustus D Arcy of Buffalo New York husband of Nellie Congdon of Bath and son of a man influential in Grover Cleveland's rise was held Tuesday at St Marys church Rev David P Surrette officiated Bearers included Daniel T Dougherty George C Quicksall Albert E Desmond John H Freeman and Fred L Brackley Burial was at Oak Grove D Arcy born in 1868 began in the electrical trade served as chief electrician at the County Home and Infirmary and later at County Hall before retiring He is survived by his wife and a sister Mrs Oscar Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Augustus D'Arcy
Buffalo
N. Y
Nellie Congdon
Bath
Grover Cleveland
White House
St. Mary's Church
David P. Surrette
Mr. D'Arcy
Daniel T. Dougherty
George C. Quicksall
Albert E. Desmond
Texas Steamship Co
County
County Hall
D’arcy
Oscar Meyer
Thefts Target Wheels From Chevrolet In Waterville Area
In Waterville area thefts from parked cars escalate as a Chevrolet sedan at the Wonder Bar on Charles Street was jacked up and wheelless overnight. Bar owner reported the loss to police at 1 am noting the car was sound. Investigators chase serial numbers to identify the four tires and brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Wonder Bar
Charles Street
Morse High Girls to Demonstrate Calisthenics and Games
Two groups of Morse high girls will perform Friday evening in the Bath public schools demonstration at the high school gym. The calisthenics and pyramids are led by Miss Sally Ryan with 28 participants and Miss Catharine Ryan. a second game group is led by Miss Patricia Sewall. Participants include Amelise Bourque Barbara Freeman Mildred Cutting Marie Bennett Marion Anderson Phyllis Preble Phylis Coombs Barbara Pitman Phyllis Young Louise Avery Virginia Footer Helen Robinson Eleanor Wilson and many others. The game group features Carolyn Belanger Eva Kingsbury Cora Durant Barbara Trott Eunice Perkins Gloria Stover Pauline Nickerson Barbara Walsh Nancy Hyde Rita Jenkins Dorothy Norton Madeline Jones Dorothy Durgan Ann Mohler Ruth Murphy Patricia Webster Dorothea Fulton Elizabeth Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Bath
Sally
Catharine Ryan
Patricia Sewall
Amelise Bourque
Barbara Freeman
Mildred Cutting
Marie Bennett
Marion
Madeline Jones
Dorothy Durgan
Ann Mohler
Ruth Murphy
Patricia Webster
Dorothea Fulton
Elizabeth Howard
Licenses Granted Wednesday Evening by City Board
The Licensing Board approved multiple applications after referring Arthur Gedman’s fireworks petition to Chief Morse. Victualers granted include John Demarkis at 59 Center, Edward McCormick at 250 Water, Anne Puiin at Water and Vine, Henry Rogers at 136 Front, Leo Venus at 73 Front, Minerva Wilson at 78 Center, Bath Fuel Co. at 45 47 Commercial, East Coast Transport Co. at Water and Vine, Jenney Mfg. Co. at 40 Vine, Maurice Shea at 105 Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gedman
Center Street
Morse
Board of Fire Engineers
Victualers
John A. Demarkis
Edward T. McCormick
Anne C. Puiin
Henry Rogers
Leo
Society of Sponsors for Uncle Sam Navy Circle Cited
The Society of Sponsors of the United States Navy is noted with members including Mrs. Charles Francis Adams and Mrs. Larz Anderson. It recalls Capt. Samuel Tucker, once a Navy commander and Commodore, buried in Bremen Maine with a monument, and links to Bath Iron Works vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Charles Francis Adams
Secretary of the Navy
Larz Anderson
Boston
Mary Hinds Garty
East 57Th Street
New York
George Washington
Tucker
Little Yard
Lincoln County
Bremen
State of
Maine
Bath Iron Works
Priscilla Day Has Kell Wins University Scholarship
Priscilla Day Has Kell a junior in English from Wiscasset was named a University Scholarship recipient at University of Maine Scholarship Recognition Day. Muss Haskell, daughter of Mrs. Elizbeth D. Haskell, is Phi Beta Kappa and Campus Prism staff associate and editor, vice president of the Contractors' Club, president of the Students Liberal Arts Club, and member of the Peace Day Assembly company with multiple scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Day Assembly Company
Past Chiefs Club formed by Bath and Brunswick
The Twin B's Past Chiefs club of Bath and Brunswick was organized in Brunswick last Tuesday by Mrs. Ethelyn Gilman of Auburn. Officers include Louise Munroe president Nellie Dunning secretary Nora Dwyer vice president Florence Jackson treasurer Iola Lombard press correspondent. first meeting set for Bath June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Brunswick
Ethelyn Gilman
Auburn
Past Chiefs Association of Pythian Sisters
Louise Munroe
Nellie Dunning
Nora Dwyer
Florence Jackson
Iola Lombard
J Press
Mrs Naomi M Orrs Funeral Observed In City
The funeral of Mrs Naomi M Orrs wife of Seward W Orrs of 3 Pleasant avenue was held Wednesday afternoon at the Fred S Curtis funeral home 105 Center street Rev Ernest Heywood of Wesley church officiated Bearers were Harold Glenn and Lewis Orrs and Norman Seeley Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi M. Orrs
Seward W. Orrs
Pleasant Avenue
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
Ernest Heywood
Wesley Church
Harold, Glenn
Lewis Orrs
Norman Seeley
Oak Grove
The Trail Blazers by Bath craftsman on display
A wood carving by E Stanley Robinson of 1 Page Street, Bath Iron Works employee, draws attention in the Bath Times window. The piece titled The Trail Blazers shows a horseman followed by three pack mules descending a mountain toward a lake with a second peak in the distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Stanley Robinson
Page Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath Times
Georgetown Seeks to Maintain 1936 1937 Tax Rate at 43 Mills
The Georgetown tax assessors near completion of the yearly canvass aim to hold the 43 mill rate for 1938 despite some lost valuation. Interest grows in summer rentals as Walter Williams rents his house to a Pittsburgh party and Miss Maud Thayer’s place draws attention from Philadelphia visitors and new summer residents. Local officials report ongoing preparations for housing, post office duties on MacMahan island, and a statewide rule change placing free toll card issuance under selectmen chairs. The dog tax drive continues with threat of removal of unlicensed dogs, and the Randall & McAllister fire in Portland is seen from West Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Williams
Pittsburgh
Bonniwell
Philadelphia
West Georgetown
Gilbert Gunnell
John
Waltham
Mass
T. N. Williams
Leon Williams
Nancy Russell
A. E. Rowe
B. H. Woodside
Bath
Stewart
Emma Billings
Ida Oliver
Portland
Randall & McAlilister
Georgetown
New Meadows
Henry F. Merrill
R. W. Bragg
Central Maine Power Co
Bay Point
Indian Point
Maynard J. Thibodeau
Fido
State Highway Commission
Carleton Bridge
Seward E. Emmons
Maud Thayer
Foxboro
A. S. Cunningham
Belfast
Union
Augusta
Howard M. Trafton
Miss Thayer
Emmons
Walter T. Newdick
Ernest Heal
Gravel Hauling for Bath Brunswick Road Sparks Worry
A Brunswick road project uses high quality gravel hauled daily from the Naugler pit in Topsham to a new Bath Bruns wick road spanning about 11 miles one way. Trucks complete roughly 22 miles round trip, with gravel scarce near Brunswick raising concern for future supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nauggler
Topsham
New Bath-Brunswick
New Meadows
Brunswick
Brunswick Hilway
Naugler Pit
Memorial Service Honors Florence Nightingale in Portland
At Cathedral church of St. Luke in Portland a memorial service for Florence Nightingale was conducted Sunday evening by Very Rev Howard D Perkins and Rev L O D Block. About 200 nurses in uniform attended the service and Rev Charles M Tubbs of Grace church delivered the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale
Cosmopolitan Club Hosts Mother's Day Tea
The Cosmopolitan Club held its annual Mother's Day observance and Silver Tea Sunday from four to six pm. President Mrs. Carl P. Pierce welcomed guests as the music drama department directed by Mrs. G Baer Connard presented a program featuring piano solos violin and vocal numbers plus choruses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Carl P. Pierce
G. Baer Connard
J. R. Andrews
Lina Andrews Rose
William D. Sewall
Addie D. Palmer
Herbert R. Lemont
Hessel- Derry
Thelma Dearing
Leslie Wold
Ada Greenblatt
Central Grammar Pupils Plant a Tree
The seventh grade class of Central Grammar School Division 1 planted a pine sapling named The Central Tree. Each student placed his name in a box with the tree to mark their learning of planting. Pupils listed include Ralph Achorn Edward Jones Gerard Nelson Elmer Wallace Elsie Doughty Horace Melville and others. absent members Marion McEachern and Buddy Mank also placed their names in the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Grammar School
Rachel Matthews
Paul Pecci
Berenice Colby
Children’s Garden Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Ralph Achorn
Edward Jones
Gerard Nelson
Elmer Wallace
Elsie Doughty
Horace Melville
Martha Day
Betty Erskine
Phyllis McKenna
Claire Couture
Gladys Watson
Frances Hogan
Irvin Joy
Forrest Cunningham
Janet Colley
Virginia Gallagher
Helen Gallagher
Leonard Snowdon
Lawrence Matter
Robert Wagner
Lorraine Holmes
James Voorhees
Ronald Stone
Marilyn Garneau
Warren Atkinson
Marion McEachern
Buddy Mank
Morse Tennis Team Falls to Brunswick in Season Opener
Morse high loses 3-2 at Elmhurst Court as Brunswick edges Morse 3-2. Ernest Haskell defeats Johnson 6-3 6-2 for Morse. George Sarkis beats Hubbard 7-5 6-1. Ormsby defeats Sewall 6-2 6-2 for Brunswick. Johnson/Ormsby beat Haskell/Baker 6-4 6-4. Hubbard/Nutter beat Sarkis/Sewall 6-2 6-2 for Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Elmhurst Court
Brunswick High
Ernest Haskell
George Sarkis
Morse Crew
Haskell
Johnson
Brunswick
Sarkis
Hubbard
Ormsby
Eddie Sewall
Morse
Edward Sewall
Johnson and Ormsby
Baker
Conservation Week Program by Mitchell Pupils
Grade 5B students at Mitchell School presented a Conserva tion Week program taught by Miss Marjorie Palmer. The recital featured poems and songs including What Do We Plant When We Plant a Tree and The Leaf and the Bird. A birth notice follows: Robert Steven Bracey born April 29 to Mr. and Mrs Steven Bracey of 56 Pine Street Brunswick Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Palmer
Mitchell School
Stella Alley
Lucien Tardiff
Willard McCabe
Martha Williams
Irene Denham
Agnes MacDonald
Billy Babine Flowe
Rid
Reginald Stacy
Harry Barrett, Jr
Syyor
Franz Schubert
Ladybird
Edward Kerwin
Harry Barrett
Millicent Hecht
Steven Bracey
Pine Street
Brunswick Hospital
Robert Steven Bracey
Five Islands Summer Cottage Visitors Return Home
Local residents and visitors linked to Five Islands and surrounding towns return or arrive for the summer season. Names include Perc y Allen P D Wilkins Sally Cubbage Edward Brown George Floyd Walter Moore Otis Baker Raymond Reid A W Butler Ellsworth Pinkham Carrie Stevens Paul Stevens Addie Moulton Walter Savage Elbridge Mains Charles M Bigelow Lester Lewis Katharine Pendergast and others with multiple cottages and Sebuinland Seguinland Bath Warren Cambridge and Belfast mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Allen
Dunedin
Pia
P_ D Wilkins
Lewiston
Sedgmere Road
Sally Cubbage
Oakmont
Edward Brown
Bath
Sealer
M Clare
Little Sheepscot
Alice Cromwll
Alma Field
Grace Pearson
Gray
D. L. Howard
Pank Potter
Alonzo Thibodeau
Seguinland
Boston
William Sherman
Gardiner
Five Islands
Mary Noton
Tyleston C. Oliver
Maurice Pinkham
Oakley Thibodeau
Thibodeau
Harvey Henderson
Ida
Otis Baker
Norwood
Mass
Raymond Reid
Pepperell
A. W. Butler
Lincoln
Mr. Reid
Butler
Walter E. Reid
Ellsworth Pinkham
Carrie Stevens
George Gray
Philip Pinkham
Shirley Moore
Victor Pinkham
Vincent Davis
Horace Rittall
Harold Pinkham
Chester MacMahan
Philip Campbell, Jr
Lester Davis
Paul Stevens
Arrowsic
Addie Moulton
Wiscasset
Warren
Winnegance Romps to 20-6 Rout of North End on Sunday
Winnegance exploded for five runs in the seventh and seven more in the eighth to defeat North End 20 to 6 at the North End grounds. Hogan Wallace and Kmidht led a 15 hit attack as Winnegance built an 8 1/2 run lead after the first three innings before North End rallied. Lewis and Cromwell each had two hits for the losers. E Morse fanned 13 in six innings for Winnegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance
North End
Latters
Hogan
Wallace
Kmidht
Winnegance Boys
North Enders
Lewis
Cromwell
E. Morse
North Endes
Fraser
Danforth
Obituary William 8S Given lifelong Bowdoinham resident
William S Given longtime Bowdoinham resident dies Tuesday morning after a long illness. Born August 1 1865 on Bowdoinham Ridge he was involved in town offices and operated a farm. He married Estella Norton in 1888 and was president of the W S Given Co. and a member of several organizations. Surviving are his wife three sons Herbert Roscoe and William S and six grandchildren a brother a sister and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Given
Bowdoinham
Bowdoinham Ridge
Emma Jane Fisher Given
Estella C. Norton
Wiscasset
W. S. Given Co
Ann
Kennebec Indge
Knizhis
Pychias
Merrymeeting Grange
Estella C. Given
Herbert A. Given
Auburn
Roscoe N
Augusta
Wiliams
Lewiston
Herbert Jr
Russell
Robert
Nathelie
Margaret
Priscila Given
Waiter
Pelfast
Annie Williams
Bath
Albert Gallant 59 Bath Iron Works driller dies in Portland hospital
Albert Joseph Gallant, 59, of Prince Edward Island birth, died Saturday night at Mate General hospital in Portland after illness. He worked at Bath Iron Works and had been an operative patient since April 21. He held several Masonic and tribal positions and leaves a wife and two sisters in Prince Edward Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Joseph Gallant
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mate General Hospital
Portland
Mr. Gallant
Prince Edward Island
John
Mary Perry Gallant
Lorm
Milne
Ramona Council
D of P
Deauty
Galiant
Bath Camp
M. W
Julia Gaudette
Miscouche
Edesse Ars2nzult
Mt Carmel
Rev George F Rouillard Dies at 70 in Water Town
Rev George Frederick Rouillard 70 retired Baptist minister and former pastor of First Baptist Bath Mass died at home 35 Shattuck Road Watertown. He served with American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society and studied at Harvard 1894 Newton Theological 1897. Survived by wife Ellen M Gooch two sons Robert G Watertown and Clarence D Rouillard Toronto five brothers and three sisters. Funeral Thursday at home burial Mt Auburn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frederick Rouillard
First Baptist Church
Bath
Shattuck Road
Watertown
Mass
Rouillard
American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of Boston
Boston
Harvard University
Newton Theological School
Kennebunk
Topsham
Maine
North Stratford
S5alem
Death of John D. Footer of Path in Oakland Calif
Oakland California obituary reports John D. Footer a longtime marble and granite worker from Path Maine. A Bath native who once ran a drug business he enjoyed yachting with the Kennebec Yacht Club and pursued hunting and fishing. He recently worked for Brunswick Marble and Granite Works and died after months of illness around May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
John D. Footer
Path
Footer
Bath
Kennebec Yacht Club
Brunswick Marble and Granite Works
Fedter
Continent
Maine
Brunswick
Death notices Naomi Orrs 74 Bath resident dies at home
Naomi Almina Orrs 74 wife of Seward W. Orrs died Saturday evening at 3 Pleasant avenue after a 15 week illness. Born in Edmunds daughter of Jacob and Mary O Seeley she lived in Bath 25 years. Survived by her husband three sons Glenn A. and Harold V. Orrs Lewi A. of Chelsea Mass one daughter Mrs Charles Munroe and Miss Isma B. Orrs one brother Henry Seeley Danville Junction Bath remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Almina Orrs
Seward W. Orrs
Pleasant Avenue
Orrs
Edmunds
Jacob
Mary O. Seeley
Bath
Lewi A
Chelsea
Mass
Glenn A
Harold V. Orrs
Charles Munroe
Isma B. Orrs
Henry Seeley
Danville Junction
Mrs Annie Neagle Funeral Held at St Mary
The funeral of Mrs Annie M Neagle widow of Richard H Neagle was held Monday at 8 am at St Mary church with Rev Davs P Surrette officiating. Mrs Grace E Cunningham sang as pallbearers Arthur J Tracey Thomas E Tracey Richard Frakcs and H Joseph Madden carried the pall. Burial followed in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Neagle
Richard H. Neagle
St. Mary, Church
Dav
Grace E. Cunningham
Arthur J. Tracey
Thomas E. Tracey
Richard Frakcs
H. Joseph Madden
Oak Grove
Anson P Morrill Given Dies After Farm Wagon Fall
Anson P. Morrill Given of Bowdoinham died Thursday night at his home on the Richmond road after a week with injuries from a farm wagon fall. Born in Bowdoinham in 1854, he lived on the family farm, once ran a village milk route, and retired from the route 18 years ago. His two marriages were to Louisa J. Parks and Clara Coombs. He leaves a son Milton of Bowdoinham, a daughter Jane of Waterbury Conn, and a granddaughter Louisa Given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson P. Morrill Given
Richmond Road
Bowdeinham
Simeon B
Mary Anne
Maine
Louisa J. Parks
Richmond
Clara Coombs
Bowdoin
Village Lodge of Sons
Merrymeeting Grange
Given
Milton Given
Bowdoinham
Jane Given
Waterbury
Bath native Charles A. D Arcy dies in Buffalo home
Charles A. D Arcy aged 70 formerly of Bath died suddenly Friday at his Buffalo New York home. He was chief engineer at The Texas Steamship Co and later at County Hall in Buffalo. He was married about three years ago to Nellie C Congdon of Bath. Parents of Mrs Congdon of Bruce’s Hill visited Bath recently and are staying with another daughter Mrs Horace Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. D'Arcy
Bath
Nellie C. Congdon
Buffalo
N. Y
D’arcy
Texas Steamship Co
County Hall
William G. Congdon
Bruce's Hill
Death of Mrs Annie M Neagle at Bath
Mrs Annie M Neagle 70 widow of Richard H Neagle died Friday at home 14 Dike road after a long illness. Born in England to Michael John and Anne Tracey she lived in Bath 40 years and is survived by brother John J Tracey of Kittery and sisters Catherine and Ellen Tracey of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Neagle
Richard H. Neagle
Dike Road
Death of Miss Susie R Trueworthy in Sharon Mass
Miss Susie R. Trueworthy, 69, sister of Ivan A. Trueworthy of Brunswick road, died Thursday morning in Sharon Massachusetts. Born in Rockland to Captain A. E. and Acelia Worthing Trueworthy, she grew up in Rockland and had lived in Sharon for the past 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Mass
Susie R. Trueworthy
Ivan A. Trueworthy
Brunswick Road
Rockland
Capt. A. E. and
Aceliia Worthing Trueworthy
Albert J Gallant Funeral Held in Bath
The funeral for Albert J. Gallant of 16 Pleasant Street was largely attended at St Marys church with Rev David P Surrette officiating. Bearers included Manuel Gallant and Roland Crocker representing Bath Iron Works shopmates, and Arthur Haggett Ralph Boardman Roscoe Higgins and George Babine noted veterans of local organizations. Burial followed in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Gallant
Pleasant Street
Portland
St. Mary's Church
David P. Surrette
Manuel Gallant
Roland Crocker
Mr. Gallant
Bath Iron Works Corp
Arthur Haggett
Ralph Boardman
Roscoe P. Higgins Bathcamp
M. W
George Babine
Bath Aerie
Oak Grove
Powers Rites Held For Frank M Powers At Home
Funeral services for Frank M Powers were held Thursday afternoon at two at his daughter Mrs Carl C Troop’s home 1008 Middle Street. Rev Charles M Tubbs of Gracechurch led the service with Hyde Windlass Co workers Edwin R Andrews Clyde Lake Fred Bowie and Harry Comeau as bearers. Burial followed at Oak Grove cemetery with a graveside service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Powers
Carl C. Troop
Middle Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Gracechurch
Edwin R. Andrews
Clyde Lake
Fred Bowie
Harry Comeau
Hyde Windlass Co
Powers
Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral attendance for Joan L. Gallagher after driveway accident
Large crowd gathered Tuesday for the funeral of Joan L. Gallagher daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert A Gallagher of 94 Academy Street killed when an automobile backed into the tricycle she rode in the driveway. Rev Charles M Tubbs of Grace Church officiated with burial in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan L. Gallagher
Robert A. Gallagher
Academy Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Oak Grove
Mrs Arameades Richardson Funeral Held at Westport
The funeral of Mrs Arameades Richardson wife of George B Richardson of Westport was held Saturday afternoon at 130 in the Westport Center Baptist church. Rev Joseph O Purde of Winter Street church Bath officiated. Bearers were Edward Smethurst Amos Knights Fred Richardson Colin Dunn Burnham Knights Raymond Sadler. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arameades. Richardson
George B. Richardson
Westport
Westport Center Baptist Church
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Church
Bath
Edward Smethurst
Amos Knights
Fred Richardson
Colin Dunn
Burnham Knights
Raymond Sadler
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bowdoin Art Day Omitted For Year By Clubs
State Federation of Women's Clubs will skip Art Day at Bowdoin College this year. The ninth district presidents luncheon at Stahl's Tavern announced the cancellation due to Walker Art Museum decorations that prevent meetings there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin College
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ninth District
Stahl's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles A. D’arcy
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Room
Society OF Sponsors For
Chiefs
Jean Stanton Reading
Clinton D. Wilson
Pirate Green ‘Huerter
Cator
Rupert M. Ervine
Burleigh
Dvorak
Central Grammar
Squaw Club
Sherman L. Morse
John G. Morse
Causeway
Burleigh Williams
Williams
Leonice Cushing
Harry B. Williams
Negance
Neal Wilsom
Dorothy
Kenneth
Lincoln Street
Lynn
Gerald Varney
Mr. Varney
George F. Rouillard
Watertown, Mass
Naomi A. Orrs
P. M. Given
Bowleinkham
Buffalo, N. Y
Susie BR. Trueworthy
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
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