Richmond News Highlights Local Events and Obituaries
A busy week in Richmond features a Girl Scouts charity event raising about twenty dollars for new uniforms, multiple returns from Bath and Gorham, high school typewriting contestants, and several deaths and funeral notices. Notable items include Mrs. Maggie L. Mariner's obituary, Walter Freeman’s death at Burnham Morris canning plant, and poppy week activities by the American Legion with Togus-made poppies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Thon
Brunswick
Girl Scouts
Vinton McKenna
Bath
G. L. Meisner
Waltham, Mass
Eugene
Italy Hatch
Gorham Normal School
Frank Anderson
Gardiner General Hospital
Bert Siegars
South Dresden
Arthur C. Sewall
Dennie Champney
Brunswick Hospital
William Siegars
Richmond High School
Marie Alexander
Ruth Curran
Genevieve Joy
Augusta
Maggie L. Mariner
Walter H. Mariner
Mariner
Bowdoin
Alonzo R
Margaret A. Starbird
Litchfield Academy
Baptist Church
Progressive Grange
Jett
the Nazarene Church
Bowdoinham Ridge Cemetery
Lillian Prow
Attleboro
Elsie A. Pinkham
Hazel G. Leet
Gardiner
Beatrice N. Lemont
Richmond
Margaret B. Peabody
J. Everett Jones
Sabattus
Henry S. Starbird
Bowdoinham
Lonnie C. Starbird
Percy Babb
Lewiston
Edwin Babb
Walter H. Freeman
Burnham & Morris Canning Co
Portland
Freeman
South Portland
Annie M. Casey
W. W. Douglass
Litchfield
Corinth
Douglass
Litchfield Plains
Fred Libby
Henry R. Drew
Bertha Libby
W. A. Douglass
Ferrin
Ken
Melvin Hainson
Robert William Hutchinson
Frances Libby
Waterville
American Legion
Togus
Richmond Corner Notes and Local Visitors
Mrs Hattie McKenner was taken to Central Maine hospital Lewiston for an operation. She is accompanied by sister Mrs Joseph Ditner. Local items note Town farm purchase by Carroll Bolton, and a church prayer meeting opening May 21. Several residents reported illnesses and visits to nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie McKenner
Central Maine
Lewiston
Joseph Ditner
Carroll Bolton
Richmond
Raymond Northery
Portland
Otis Gray
Eugene Purington
Litchfield
Dorothy Grant
Mable Lancaster
Maude Purington
Everett
Auburn
North Litchfield
Dexter
William Douglas
J. E. Purington
Avis Hamilton
Walpole
Mass
Robert Johnson
Doris Witham
Bowdoin Ladies Meet at Grange Hall and Aids
The Bowdoin Ladies Farm Bureau branch met May 15 at the grange hall with Miss Welch presenting on kitchen improvements and floor coverings. The dinner committee included Mrs. Ella Adams Mrs. Robert McAfee and Mrs. Everett Rogers. Next meeting June 19 will cover Children's clothing and underwear led by the clothing project leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Miss Welch
Ella Adams
Robert McAfee
Everett Rogers
Fred Balcomb
Springfield
Mass
George Rogers
Richmond
W. D. Rogers
S. W. Skelton
Bowdoinham
Giles Manwarren
Litchfield
L. C. Starbird
Brunswick and Bowdoinham visitations note measles cases
North Bowdoin reports visitors Smott Small Alcide Centre and Oscar Hatch. Mrs John Reid and Miss M C Small visited Bowdoinham. Miss Thelma Sheene, recently in Richmond, spent a few days at home. Mrs Horace Marshall of Massachusetts was in town last week. Several measles cases are in town. Mr. and Mrs. Lester West of South
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smott Small
Alcide Centre
Oscar Hatch
Brunswick
John Reid
M. C. Small
Bowdoinham
Thelma Sheene
Richmond
Horace Marshall
Massachusetts
Lester West
South
Georgetown News Briefs From Robinhood Area
Georgetown cuts road with gravel as residents travel to Bath and nearby towns. Social notes include visits by Thibodeau Leonard Beanen Zorach and Wright families, hospital updates, church events, a cradle roll dedication, a baptism, jury service in Bath, a Robinhood post office arrangement, and a new road store set to open June 15.
Town Notes on Local Visits and People
Paris guests of relatives visited Sunday. Mrs. Ella Adams attended a Farm Bureau meeting at Bow Doin Center. Miss Nina Marshall Mrs Clara Woods and two Topsham children visited Mr and Mrs Herbert Adams. William Sanders returned home to Bath after visiting relatives. Mrs George Mockler visited her daughter Mrs F C Thurston Weeks Mills. Kenneth Sanders returned to Boston after a few days in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ella Adams
Farm Bureau
Bowdoin Center
Nina Marshall
Clara Woods
Topsham
Herbert Adams
William Sanders
Bath
George Mockler
F. C. Thurston
Weeks Mills
Kenneth Sanders
Boston
Mrs Elizabeth Pettingill Dies in Lynn Mass
Mrs Elizabeth Pettingill sister in law of Mrs E C Dunning of 25 Washington street died suddenly at her Lynn home of heart trouble after a tiring car lesson. She was twice married first to Charles J Blethen of Bath and leaves second husband Arthur Pettingill and daughter Mrs Edith Myron of Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Pettingill
E. C. Dunning
Washington Street
Lynn
Mass
Charles J. Blethen
Bath
Arthur Pettingill
Edith Myron
Mrs Smith Funeral Held At Home On Washington Street
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah A. Smith widow of Alex Smith was held Tuesday afternoon at two at her Washington Street home. Rev. Weston P. Holman of Beacon Street Church officiated. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery. Her niece Mrs. Bessie M. Chase and her son Ferris of Somerville were in town Sunday but could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Smith
Alex Smith
Washington Street
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street
Cook
Seneca H. Conley
Albert E. Craven
Mallard C. Lilly
Oak Grove
Five Islands Ladies' Aid marks 41st anniversary celebration
Five Islands Ladies' Aid celebrated its 41st anniversary at the grange hall with officers elected for the coming year: President Mattie B. MacMahan, Vice President Izetta D. Pinkham, Second Vice President Willa E. Stevens, Secretary Luya M. Gray, Assistant Secretary Eugenia A. Freeman, Treasurer Isabel L. Stevens, Assistant Treasurer Isabelle B. Savage. A social hour and ice cream followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Grange Hall
Mattie B. MacMahan
Izetta D. Pinkham
Willa E. Stevens
Luya M. Gray
Eugenia A. Freeman
Isabel L. Stevens
Isabelle B. Savage
Walter Moore
Johnson
Hallowell
Nettie Snowman
Fenton Moore
Norman Oliver
Muriel Lewis
William Wilson
Bath
W. E. Gray
Lena MacMahan
Haggett
Elen Hagan
D. L. Howard
Ocean View
Theodore Thibodeau
Five Islands
H. M. Fossett
Berlin
N. H
I. L. Stevens
Byron Campbell
Herman Spinney
Bay Point
Carol Powers
Louis Trafton
Robinhood
Charles Amazeen
Esther Worthing
Hartley Harley
Georgetown
Alice Cromwell
Iva Cromwell
Christania Pinkham
Grange
Commodore Boynton
Boston
Malden Island
Grange Library
Gertrude Smith
George Smith
Westport Notes on Local Church Visitors and Mail Delivery
Westport reports visiting ministers from Auburn and Wiscasset on town business for the M E church. Rural carrier C L Cromwell resumes returning each afternoon with mail from his daily route. Visitors from Lynn, Mass stay at the Collins cottage East Side. Eighth grade state exams for Westport students will be held at North schoolhouse Friday. Repairs begin on Heal's upper mill pond bridge. A larger fish weir is being built at Jewett's cove. Col Lindbergh and party flew over the island en route to North Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Oliver
Auburn
Rockland
Charles E. Titus
Wiscasset
M. E. Church
C. L. Cromwell
Ella Collins
Carrie Collins
Lynn
Mass
Collins Cottage
East Side
Island
North Haven
Bath Business and Professional Women elect officers
Mrs. Harry M. Thurlow was reelected president of the Bath Business and Professional Woman's club at the annual meeting. Miss Louise Robbins was reelected vice president, Mrs. Evelyn Hope named treasurer, and Thelma Thornton secretary. Three new members joined, bringing total membership to 22. Thurlow and Hope will attend a State convention in Lucerne-In-Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Thurlow
Bath Business and Professional Woman's Club
South End
P. T. A. Rooms
Louise Robbins
Evelyn Hope
Thelma Thornton
Thurlow
Hope
Lucerne-In-Maine
Ada French Visiting Friends in Dixfield
Miss Ada French of Weeks Street is spending a few days with friends in Dixfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada French
Weeks Street
Dixfield
Three Master Here Reminder Of Long Ago On Kennebec
The schooner William Bisbee a 133 foot three masted ship from Rockland anchored below the bridge in the Kennebec river and docked at the Maine Central wharf. it carries 250 cords of pulpwood from St Martin New Brunswick for Pejepscot Paper Co. The Bisbee built in 1902 by I L Snow & Co is a living link to sailing days. Captain John M Griffin formerly of Millbridge commands the deep sea crew of four including Frank A Rines and John Tibbetts with connections to Bath Westport and Brooklin. The ship will sail to Bath all summer under tow and the crew shares ties to the Percy Small yards and local towns. The captain expects word from his brother Captain Charles Griffin of the Peary about a Pacific sunken island search from San Pedro Cal with the Peary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bisbee
Rockland
Kennebec
Pejepscot
Maine Central
St. Martin
N. B
Pejepscot Paper Co
Bisbee
I. L. Snow & Co
John M. Griffin
Bishop's Wharf
John Tibbetts
Westport
Barrett
Griffin
Bath
Provinces
Millbridge
Washington County
Cora F. Cressey
Percy & Small Yard
Singleton
Waldoboro
B. S. Taylor
Portland
Edward Hoyt
Thomaston
Pacific Ocean
MacMillan
Charles O Griffin
Everett
Mass
San Pedro Cal
Charles Griffin
Pacific
Peary
Percy & Small
Wyoming
Oakley C. Curtis
Popham Beach Cottage Changes Ownership
Frederick L. Fischer of Lexington sells his Popham Beach cottage to Rolph T. Marsh of East Orange New Jersey. The two story 12 room dwelling with attic basement and three acres fronts the Atlantic on the south shore. The property traceable to the Shaw and Philbrook pedigrees and tied to the Hathaway lineage through Clara Hathaway.
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Frederick L. Fischer
Rolph T. Marsh
East Orange, N. J
Lexington
Mass
Popham Beach
East Orange
N. J
C. C. Marsh
New York
Fischer
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Shaw
Albert H. Shaw
Bath
Atlantic Ocean
Philbrook
Skowhegan
Clara Hathaway
Charles F. Hathaway
Cambridge
Harness Repair Move In Bath Under Johnson Leadership
George H. Johnson a veteran leather repairman has bought harness repair equipment for Scott's harness shop at 22 Center Street from Arthur G. Oliver the new proprietor. Johnson will continue the business in another room in the same block with an entrance from Center Street court. He began over 40 years ago with John McKeiver in a building where Roy Colby’s barber shop once stood. Mrs Harry Wallace of Granite Street visiting Bangor returns Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Johnson
Bath
Scott
Center Street
Arthur G. Oliver
Mr. Johnson
Center Street Court
John McKeiver
Roy Colby
Cruising along the Alaska coast during opening season
The journal notes a journey along Chatham Strait and Icy Strait with stops at Tenakee and an expected arrival in Juneau and Skagway. Observations include thick moss on rocks, granite beach particles, white clam shells, native peoples, and canning-season preparations. The voyage faces delays from remote stops and sketch of coastlines and mountains.
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Chatham
Tenakee
Chatham Straight
Icy Straight
Arctic
Juneau
Skagway
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Perris Adams
Canton Point
Harry Stance
Jeanette
Agnes Merrill
A. J. Foster
Clare Bolton
Richmond Corner
North Bowdoin
Johns- Manville
Read Nichols CO
Commercial Street
Bath, Maine
Ferris Leonard
Dexter Stevens
Esmond Mills
Rhode Island
Edward Clarey
Ralph Reynolds
Wellington Moore
Harry Heald
A. A. Stott
Woolwich
First Baptist Vestry
William Oliver
Gladys Oliver
Judson L. Cross
Winchester
Kennebec Point
Frank Heald
Bath City Hospital
Heald
First Baptist Church
Earle Hagan
Bowen
Billings
F. W. Hovey
William Zorach
New York City
Zorach
Martha Rich Bowen
Walter Newdick
William Whitney
Hunt
Indian Point
Blanche Westall
Roscoe P. Todd
Warren
Melrose
Todd
Annie Jones
Carroll Powers
Powers
Dorothy Stuart
Roy M. Newman
W. A. Todd
John Hunt
Alonzo
West Georgetown
Howe
Belmont
Alma
Hildur Bloom
Newton Highlands
Robinhood Inn
Camp Overlook
Kenneth Dunton
Mr. Dunton
Ralph Dunton
Eda Mereen
H. J. Brown
Mrs. Elizabeth Pettingill
Mrs. Smith
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
VY Chevrolet
Overland
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Landeau
PLANT
O. K
Frank A. Rines
Tibbetts
Buster” Grindell
Brooklin
Harry Wallace
Granite Street
Bangor
Marguerite Williams
Alaska
Carters
Dr. Carter
Carter