Richmond couples unite in a Skowhegan ceremony
Francis M. Provost of Richmond and Miss Gertrude M. Brown of Brunswick were married Saturday evening by Rev. Q. Berry Tracey at Skowhegan. The double ring service was used with attendants Mr. and Mrs. Paul Strawmyre. Parents of the groom attended. Many local residents and relatives were noted in attendance and later gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Provost
Richmond
Gertrude M. Brown
Brunswick
Q. Berry Tracey
Skowhegan
Paul Strawmyre
George Wilson
Greenville
Celia Piper
Henry
Olive
Benton
Don O. Cate
Charles Brown
Arthur Russell
Danvers
Mass
Brown
A. A. Williams
W. H. Haynes
Lizabeth
Williams
Mayford Morris
Portland
Earl Trott
Trott
Ora Yeaton
Clarence Lang
Shirley
Durand
Ossipee
N. H
Paul Stilphen
Cecil Rickards
Lewiston
Charles E. Hewitt
Lilly Sherburn
Capt. Hewitt
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Bath
Alfred T. Prew
Mark Bailey
H. L. Stilphen
Orono
Richmond Athletic Association
L. F. Roberts
Leslie F. Roberts
George Greene
Harry Tabbs
Norris Sidelinger
Dr. Stilphen
L. Roverts
N. Sidelinger
Elmer King
Frank Gilpatrick
Percy Little
Ernest Rice
Chicago
Rice
Bargain Clothing Lot Offers Deep Discounts Across All Items
A crowded sale listing shows suits pants sweaters shirts and caps with prices ranging from 89 cents to $6.50. Highlights include union suits $1.95 and up to $4.00 hats, boys suits at $1.95, and various pants and socks marked down to under $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Harvard
Arlington
Athletic Union
Sagadahoc May Have Big Game Preserve
Inland Fish and Game department considers 600 acres in Sagadahoc County for a state game farm offered by an anonymous donor. The exact location and donor identity remain undisclosed until inspection. The legislature allows up to 10000 dollars from license funds to acquire property for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Inland Fish & Game Department
Fish and Game Department
Georgetown Social Roundup Quiet Weekend News
Waterville residents Mr and Mrs George Williams spent the weekend at their West Georgetown home. Bangor Mrs Ferris Leonard and Mrs Malone visited at Leonard's home. Several families including the Hinckleys, Horne and Todd groups were in town for weekends, with new roadster purchases and real estate notes. A bridge project gain prompts a May 25 town meeting to authorize funding. A Sagadahoc Bay resident Harry Noyes died recently in New York of a heart attack. The church sermon will be The Whole Tithe, as Rev F W Hovey notes Edgecomb fire aftermaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williams
Waterville
West Georgetown
Ferris Leonard
Bangor
Malone
Gray Road Park
Harry L. Horne
Chester
Bath
Walter Powers
Robinhood
W. O. Oliver
Gladys Oliver
Mr. Manning
Boston
Indian Point
J. R. Blackie
Grace Stevens
Topsham
Ellsworth Loveitt
Harold Everett
Anne L. Reade
A. A. Laurier
Medford
Kennebec Point
R. P. Todd
Melrose Highlands
W. A. Todd
Frank Osborne
New York
Ralph Reynolds
Ruth
Woolwich
Abbie ‘Reynolds
Elizabeth Hunt
Irving Hunt
Dorchester
Ruth Powers
State Highway Commissioners
County Commissioners
West Branch
Robinhood Cove
Harry Noyes
Helen Noyes
Lexington
Sagadahoc Bay
Noyes
Iron and Steel
Australia
Elizabeth Morrell
Joan Harrison
Morrell
Francis Harrison
Los Angeles
Cal
First Baptist Church
F. W. Hovey
Gilbert Lewis
Amy Hovey
Edgecomb
Hovey
Card of Thanks For Sympathy and Floral Tributes
Almira Marr Myra Scott and Frank Scott extend sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for expressions of sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes received during their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira S. Marr
Myra E. Scott
Frank D. Scott
Girl Prefers State Custody to Parents’ Care
Muriel Rand a 16 year old Richmond girl told Judge John J Keegan she would rather be under the State's care than with her parents amid a welfare hearing. Raymond Rand father of six faced two charges for willful cruelty and endangering health and morals with the other children left pending under parental supervision contingent on work and a teacher leaving the home. The girl's testimony followed an investigation by the State Department of Public Welfare and resulted in Muriel being committed as a State charge while the other five children stayed with their parents under specified conditions. A note adds the Montana game and fish commission spends 1.27 to rear a pheasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Rand
Richmond
John J. Keegan
Raymond Rand
State Department of Public Welfare
Grube Cornish
J. W. Randlette
Ralph Oo. Dale
Gardiner R. Deering
Muriel
Rand
Miniature Mauretania Built by a Former Resident
A Boston Herald memoir describes William W. Choate of Dresden who crafted a five foot long model Mauretania in Berkshire hills. With Horace E. Locke’s help he forged a detailed hull and rig from photos and diagrams, adding Circassian walnut fittings and electric lights. A shoreline staging area, a lighthouse named Pemaquid, and a launching cradle completed the scene as Choate awaited a Sunday launch amid winter blizzards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
George Hudson
Boston Herald
Shelburne
Greenfield
Mohawk Trail
William W. Choate
Dresden
Bath
Choate
Boston
Horace E. Locke
State Street
Mauretania
Judge Glidden Talks Wills to Bath Rotary
Judge Walter S. Glidden addressed Bath Rotarians at Hotel Phoenix on wills the Maine legislature allows disposal of property while sane adults 21 or older may will. He stressed three witnesses plain signing and that only living relatives and friends or trustees for charities may be named with no substitute documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Glidden
Bath Rotarians
Hotel Phoenix
Maine
Glidden
Henry
the VII
England
Edmund P. Briggs
Houlton
Father Maney
Harry Owen
Owen
Boy Scout Movement
John W. Magoun
Christmas
Arizona
Five Islands Community Notes and Visits
Five Islands social roundup with visitors from Stoneham and Bath. Cottages opened for season. work on MacMahan Island. numerous weekend guests. memorial services at the grange hall May 30 with Bradford C Redennett and local quartet. church sermons on giving and reconciliation. several local residents ill or traveling. Key names include Harry Greenlaw, Charles Campbell, F P Carr, Ellsworth Pinkham, J P Davis, Madelyn Berry, N E Boynton, F P Boynton, Alice Cromwell, Lettie Harford, J E Blaisdell, George Bellisle, Clarence White, Alfred Rowe, Clayton Rowe, Sherbourne Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Greenlaw
Stoneham
Mass
Robinson
Charles Campbell
F. P. Carr
MacMahan Island
Alton Reed
Winneganee
Ellsworth Pinkham
Horace Rittall
Five Islands
Theodore Thibodeau
Oakley Thibodeau
Ladies Aid
J. T. MacMahan
A. E. Holland
Richmond
W. L. Berry
Hershel Dicky
Madelyn Berry
C.A. MacMahan
Southport
Edith Pinkham
Morse High School
Bath
Elisha Field
H. J. Eisenhauer
Cambridge
Seguinland
Ford Davis
Manville
Monhegan
Gertrude Leonard
W. P. Malone
Bangor
Fred Carr
J. E. Blaisdell
George Bellisle
Lewiston
Clarence White
New York
Blaisdell
Morse High Defeats Gardiner in Saturday Baseball
Morse high defeated Gardiner 2-1 at Kelly Field as Steve Marshall made a stellar shoestring catch in the first inning and Leon Buck held Gardiner to six hits. Morse earns its first league win. Paul Wilson walked and stole second with Harry Ring driving in the first run. The Bath squad upset Gardiner earlier, shifting the Southern Division standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.C. Soy Y
Brunswick
Morse
Gardiner
Hallowell
Cony Hallowell
Winnegance
Stone
Jameson
Turcotte
Darveau
Marshall
Leon Buck
Good
al Lovely
Hatch
Heyman
Capt
Paul Wilson
Harry Ring
Wilson
Henderson
Morse Beats Gardiner In Low-Scoring Baseball Game
Morse scored in the second inning and held a lead as Gardiner pushed a run across in the ninth. P Wilson starred with two bases hits for Gardiner, while Buck and Goud struck out for their team. Also noted are the Spring Music Festival contributions from area schools with strong performances in Dexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Wilson
Hayes
Buck
Goud
Coffin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maine Central Railroad
Progressive Grange
Newdick
Agricultural Department of
Augusta
Nellie Sylvester
Progressive Grange Hall
Willard Lane
Inez Witham
Eva Libby
Florence Wheeler
John Tarr
Ellen E. Packard
Frances Watson
Center Street
Moses W. Hanson
John Clark
Auburn
Aa Dingley
Brunswick Road
Ray Toothaker
Florida
H. I. Millett
Reading
Florence Chapman
Maine Street
Vanessa, Beedle
W. H. Johnson
Angie Avery
California
John Curtis
Little
F. S. Meacham
Elizabeth Small
Helen Conant
Charles W. Newall
Rumford
C. E. Newall
Warren T. Marr
W. F. Quinham
Harold S. Turner
F.L. Rogers
Enterprise Grange
Raymond Blair
Biddeford
Willis Blair
Joseph Allen
Harry Jordan
Livermore Falls
Opera House
St. Ambrose Church
Carolyn Averill
Nellie Thomas
North Pleasant Street
Harold Lancaster
T. S. Cobb
Charles Cobb
Charles James
Lewis Pushard
Dresden Mills
Carl Anderson
Frank Andrews
Mildred Harford
Harry L. Tarr
Dorothy Sewart
Harford
MacMahon Island
Edith Edgecomb
Walter Rittall
I. E. Hatfield
Edith Hatfield
George B. Kimball
Frank Connor
George A. Kimball
Earl McFee
Liberty
William McDonald
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Lillian Haynes
Belle Whitney
May Williams
Cora Newell
Georgia Donnell
Elm Street
Sagadahoc
New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Garcelon
Bates College
Georgetown
Montana State Game and Fish Commission
Shelburne, Mass
Henry Lermond
Pemaquid
City
Mrs. Lermond
Farrin Street
Morse High
Detroit
FORD
Houdaille
Ford Finance
Universal Credit Company
Newell Wilson
Paul Hayes
Andrews
White
Dexter
Dover-Foxcroft
Guilford
Langeville
Brownvale
Milo
Po A Hatch
Rae
Ss Turcotte
Boll i Atlock
Paca Ia B
Or Andrews
Reese White
Ea Aera Lovely
Gardiner Seneae
Will Rogers
Bath Savings Institution
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