Blanchard Dies in Richmond at 70 After Heart Trouble
Fred W. S. Blanchard 70 a noted draftsman and engraver died suddenly of heart trouble at the Maine Central station in Richmond. His body was taken to 33 Summer Street for private funeral services Friday at two. He had lived in Bath and Richmond and served 21 years in various government posts. He enjoyed art books genealogy and collecting rare art pieces. He was a Democratic candidate for State Senate in 1926.
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Fred W. S. Blanchard
Maine Central
Richmond
Iis
Summer Street
Blanchard
Brunswick
William B. Kennall
Bowaoinham
Mr Blanchard
Whitefield
Rufus and
Cincinnnati, C
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Texas
Boston
Vicksburg
Miss
Little Rock
N. H
Bureau of Lighthouses
Honolulu
T. H
Oosetts
Nicholas, Marquis du Bois de le Musse
Brittany
Admiral de Coligny
Thomas Blanchard
America
Iron Sagadahoc County
Woolwich
Flora Cushing
Hosea B. Cushing
Tang of the Sea In This Tale
A schooner voyage under Captain Griffin from Buenos Aires to Rotterdam in 72 days is described. On November 20 the Baltimore clearance for coal to Boston preceded a brisk 12 knot voyage when a steamer appeared low on the Singleton’s nose. The crew, mainly Cape Verdean, faces an imminent collision as the lookout alarms. A brief classified notice for a Cape read cook position at Popham Beach, Maine is appended.
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Griffin
Palmer
Dce
Gloucester
Singleton Palmer
Merchant & Miners Line
Hatch
Apache
Cloucester
Navy Yard
Boston
Buenos Aires
Rotterdam
Cape Verde
Griff
Winnegance Birthday Party and Cemetery Fund Supper
A winnegance event featured a dining room table adorned with red roses and a pink ribbon box as children Barbara McMann Marion Marshall Annette Priscilla Edgar Williams plus others enjoyed balloons ice cream cake and snacks. A Fairview Cemetery Association fund supper is set for Thursday at the Evening Workers club house Cottage Park on first bungalow east of High Street near the streetcar line at 5:30 PM.
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Barbara McMann
Marion Marshall
Annette
Priscilla
Edgar Williams
Earl Banks
Norma
Richard Hogan
Stewart Day Jr
Ruby Talbot
Junior Pennell
Reid Perkins
Bobby
Spectacle As 160 Templar Bands Lead Parade
More than 1,000 visiting commanderies join a colorful parade as 160 musicians strike up and a long procession of gaily bencked Templars marches through the streets drawing cheers from onlookers.
Winnegance Bridge Hearing Aims to Set Boundaries
The Maine highway commission held hearings on a proposed Winnegance Creek bridge between Phippsburg and Bath. Costs may reach up to 30000 with Bath bearing 5000 to 20000. Phippsburg may escape liability if its population is under 4000. A boundary agreement is sought before federal notification.
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Phippsburg
Winnegance Creek
Bath
Highway Commission
Frank A. Peabony
Edward E. Farnsworth
Clyde H. Smith
L. D. Barrows
Max L. Wilder
George C. Quicksall
Board of Common Council
Cahill
Charles I. Henderson
Board of Highways and Sewers
Chester H. McCabe
Herbert L. Grinnell
Oscar F. Williams
Highway Board
Freeman H. Merritt
George M. Stinson
Woolwich
Charles B. Randall
Bowdeinham
Charles J. Dain
Edmund P. Briggs
Bowdoinham notes brief town affairs and local visits
The Bowdoinham village reports a busy week with school board appointments, measles affecting activity, and various town visits. Rev Fred Smith spoke in a Methodist church event, coal contracts were awarded, and the joint boards organized without a superintendent. Measles disrupted a health clinic and a play was postponed.
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Josiah Fulton
Ben
Fulton
Blake
Framingham
Viola Coombs
Fred Smith
Waterville
Maine Civic League
Methodist
Selectmen's Office
Ridge School
Charles C. Kantor
Boston
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Georgia Berry
Frank Heath
Almond Farley
Richmond
Evelyn Hackett
Methodist Church
John N. Palmer
Frank L. Long
Lebanon
N. H
Elmer Jordan
Lester Blair
Ellen Savage
Weymouth
Mass
H. B. Allen
Frank Siegars
H. D. Cornish
Hazel Cornish
Emily Rideout
Grand Temple Pythian Sisters
Lewiston
Rideout
McDonald Temple
F. K. Jack
Otis Gray
Prank
Cushman Bakery
Duncan McIntosh
Roy
C. B. Randall
Portland
Alvin Raymond
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Hortense Welch
George Cutler
Helen Britt
Edwin Stewart
Minnie Waldron
Martha Totman
Merry Workers 4-H Club
B. B. Douglass
Mr. Dysart
Philip Rideout
Master Linwood
Frye
Sagadahoc Grange Elects Overseer and Plans Lecture
Sagadahoc Grange met at Bowdoin Center with good attendance. Herbert Roberts was elected and installed as overseer for the year replacing Alonzo Freeman who resigned two weeks ago. Next Saturday George Babb of Augusta will give an illustrated lecture on the Hawaiian Islands.
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Sagadahoc
Guy Williams
Wiivs Wee Bes
Mee
Skelton
George Babb
Augusta
Hawaiian Islands
Dedication Program for Bath City Hall Includes Davenport Ties
The Bath dedication of the new city hall will be held Wednesday May 29 at eight oclock in the auditorium. Hon J Edward Drake will preside with Rev Edwin Dodge Hardin delivering the prayer and Edward W Bridgham delivering the dedicatory address. George Davenport and his father Charles Davenport are honored in the naming. Morse high school orchestra will provide music. The public may tour the building that night and throughout the week. Davenport lane between the hall and Ames building will be concreted and named for George Davenport and his father.
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Front Street
Linden Street
Washington
Court House
Grand Commandery of
Maine
Monument
Center
Sasanoa Bluffs
Bath
John Martin
Auburn
Washington Streets
Park
Ladies of Genesta
Masonic Temple
Temple
Morse High School
Clements Entertainment Bureau
New Haven
Conn
Augusta
St. John's Day
Railroad Square
L. P. Temple
C. W. Sedgley
B. B. Douglas
Fred Mulligan
Ellis Moore
Fort Williams
Portland
Lester Blair
South Weymouth
Mass
Harriet Savage
Woolwich
C. H. Blair
Jennie Maxwell
Statira Whitney
Melrose
Wilbur Hall
Cathance
Emma
Mary Denham
D. L. Craney
Gardiner
Wesley Patterson
Mee Edwards
Millays
Bowdeinham
Selectman Hackett
Brunswick
W. B. Kendall
Dexter Stevens
Rhode Island
Stevens
George F. Preble
A. S. MacDougal
Waterville
Silas Hamilton
John Purington
Lee Goggins
Randolph
Methodist Church
W. H. Lowell
Bert F. Adams
Bowdoinham
Massachusetts
Herbert Berry
William Baker
L. Adams
Lynn
Arthur Goodwin
Fall River
Mary Adams
Davenport Memorial City Hall
J. Edward Drake
Building Commission
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Winter Street Church
Oyor
Charles H. Cahill
Drake
Edward W. Bridgham
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street
George P. Davenport
Charles Davenport
Morse High School Orchestra
John H. Grindell
George Patten Davenport
Davenport
Mitchell Lane
Mr. Davenport
George
Mitchell
New City Hall
Ames
Davenport Lane
Colonial Club Ball A Grand Success
The Colonial Club May ball at Central church parish hall Tuesday evening drew about 40 couples. Grindell's Colonial club orchestra played through the night. Refreshments of chicken salad hot rolls coffee and ice cream were served at intermission. Carroll Watson was in charge. The committee listed Edwin F. Ramsay J Haviland Torrey and Mark W. Hennessy. Peach growers of Mt Airy NC stacked wood in their orchards to light bonfires in case of sudden frost.
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Colonial Club
Central Church Parish Hall
Grindell
Paul Jones
Carroll Watson
Edwin F. Ramsay
J. Haviland Torrey
Mark W. Hennessy
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