Richmond group notes and social events in May
The article lists lodge, auxiliary and civic activities in May. It notes a grange meeting voting to buy paint, grounds cleaning, and a painting plan. It covers Legion auxiliary officer installations and memorial observances, along with personal items like visits, teas, weddings, and a marriage announcement with details of participants and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suga
Sworthy Me
Ingorthy Ma
Garsell
Ma Pratt
David Hickland
Orine
Lara Mansir
Bae
Courtney Hinkley
Ruth
Pare Hagel Bibby
Ana
Munroe
Modantt
Rome
Enterprise
G. Clevemem
Eldies
Grange Hall
Menange
Martha Bowen
Front
Kimball Streets
Local residents host guests and family visits noted
Sun and early week social rounds include Rev James MacKillop and relatives visiting, Nellie Thornce and Mrs George Tibbetts among guests, and Mrs Louise Oakes aiding a patient at Central General. Pfc Halsey Van Buren’s British wife sails to New York May 26 aboard the Erriccson. Mrs Van Buren is 22 and London born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MacKillop
Newton
Nellie’ Thornce
North Pleasant Street
George Tibbetts
Bath Memorial Hospita
Pearl Durell
Lowell
Mass
River Roads
Rge Yeaton
Ethel Brown
Sarasa Ee Eeer
St. Eee
Ae Beliphen
Keees —Ton
Carcall Terrell
Kimball Street
Pfc
Halsey van Buren
Spruce Street
United States
New York
van Buren
London
Louise Oakes
Lewiston
Lemont
Central General Hospital
Melvin Curtis
Lester Curtis
Curtis
Able J. Deanne
Roscoe Dennis
Essex
Raymond Rte
Jeanmary
Florence Lamoreau
Pamela
Lorna
Charlies W. Messenger
Bath
Mabel Mott
Sents Wren
Ernest Hi John Conley
General Hospital
Port Mt
Frank R. Bailey
Woolwich
Richmond
Russell Perry
Mr. Perry
Richard Witham
Redlon Holman
Robert Sullivan
Wing
Robert
Boston
Blacksteve
Magician
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Local Notables Attend Services and Academic News
Mrs Theo Webb of New York visits Bath and will soon Open her place at Point soon. She earned a Wellesley College fellowship for two years to study chemistry and pursue a Master’s Degree. Bradford Stone and the Misses Nancy and Janet Stone with Miss Louise Weaton visited Bath for church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Webb
York
Wheaton Rowan Norton
Mass
Wellesley College
Webb
Eagle
Brunswick
Bradford Stone
Nancy
Janet Stone
Louis Weaton
Seekonk
Bath
Providence, R.1
Louise Weaton
Attleboro
Georgetown Doctor to open farm clinic on Middle Scent Point road
Dr ney C. Dalrymple of Brockline Mall plans to open an office on Middle Scent Point road after resigning from Hbsorhings University. The item lists various local visits and family notes including Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lewis and son of Onset Mass and mentions residents moving to Marrtown. It notes visitors from Fort Bragg and New Jersey and references war bride news involving Mrs Dudley. First mosquitoes observed May 20 and black flies reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney C. Dalrymple
Brockiine
Middle Ce
Scent Point
University
Stanley Lewis
Onset
W. A Todd
Graffam
Wiscassetlton House
Marrtown
Pees
Leifren
Fort Bragg
N. C
Robinhood
New Jersey
Dorothy Stuart
Pervins Bonyon
Westport
Adolph Spear
Morse High School
Raphael
Charles MacMahan
Malden
Mass
William Moore
South Portland
Louiserson
Davis
E Dudley
Dodie Ihnea
London
Dudley
Tuscon
Jo Avery
Hillsboro
N. H
J. A. Beane
Lexington
Howard G. Heald
William A. Todd
Walter Beane
Janice
Leave Goes to New York to Join a Ship
A person leaves for New York tomorrow morning to join a ship there, signaling a planned voyage and naval or merchant service alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Varied New England crops and tech spread across Cape Cod
Cape Cod yields include 60 percent of the world's cranberries and Massachusetts hosts the region’s largest farm, William H Richards at Sandwich with an advanced sprinkler system. Bee keepers caution on DDT use. cranberry growers and fishermen face imports and housing challenges as New England industries adapt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Horgan
Boston
Mass
Hort
Cape Cod
Sandwich
Richards
Cape
John van de Poele
Abington
Apiaries
Massachusetts
New England
van de Poele
Hadley
Vermont
St. Johnsbury
Newport
R. I
Navy
War College
Theodore Mortenson
Quincy Shipbuilder
Henry Ouellette
Nashua
N. H
Squam Lake
New England Fisheries
National Fisheries Institute
Chicago
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Newfoundland
Iceland
Smith College
White Mountain Juniper Lodge
Lake Chocula
Yale
Smith
Skidmore College to Confer Degrees on May 26
Skidmore College will grant degrees to 172 students at Commencement in College Hall on Sunday May 26. Sixty two earn Bachelor of Arts, 104 Bachelor of Science, one both B S and B Mus, and three receive Bachelor of Music. Mary Louise Welker, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Welker, will receive a B S in Physical Education. Franciscan friars were the first white men to enter what is now Nevada.
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Skidmore College
College Hall
Mary Louise Welker
Roy A. Welker
Tower Circle
Bath
Miss Welker
What
Nevada
Community Notes From Five Islands Town Gossip
In Five Islands the Good Neighbor club and local families held gatherings last week around birthdays and visits. Residents recall church services, baptisms, and outboard boating club sponsorship. several members and guests were mentioned along with travel, cottage openings, and servicemen returning home.
Pupil recital features piano and voice program at 62 South Street
Miss Martha Day presented her piano and voice students in a spring recital held at her home on South Street. The program included a variety of solos duets and vocal numbers by students such as Doris Alexander Patsy Burns Margaret Cahill Phyllis Gray and Betty Moore with pieces by Schubert Brahms Friml and Beethoven. Each pupil received a pocket music dictionary and an invitation to a June recital. A buffet lunch followed served by Mrs Bernice F. Achorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Day
South Street
Anthony Doris Alexander
Fox Hunt
Patsy Burns
Scherzo Grant-Schaefer
Jean Brister
Roy Newman
Margaret Cahill
Celia Peggy Burns
Edward Ellis
Stephen Foster
Jean
June Brister
Ketterer
Harriet Steward
The
Fairies
Little Spring
Phyllis Gray
Zamecnik
Valse
Christine
Friml
Beethoven Betty Moore
Brahms
Strickland
Inase Solue
Zampa
Herald Betty Moore
Miss Day
Morse High minstrel show delights West Bath crowd
West Bath grange hall hosted Morse High School boys minstrel show led by lecturer Mrs Thelma Sylvester and director Duncan Farrell. Cast of 24 earned applause. end men Dick Foley Donald Spear Ted Sturtevant Bill Jackson praised. Interlocutor Horace Morse pianist Joan Shaw. solos by Janice Knight Betty Anderson Janice Hogan and others.
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West Bath Grange Hall
Thelma Sylvester
Morse High
Duncan Farrell
Dick Foley
Donald Spear
Ted Sturtevant
Bill Jackson
The
Grange
Horace Morse
Joan Shaw
Janice Knight
Betty Anderson
Janice Hogan
Swanee
Sagadahoc Pomona
Dirigo Grange
Farrell
Walter Marco
Welfare Committee
James Thorpe
Monuments for Memorial Day Choices
The article urges erecting lasting monuments for the departed and presents semi finished or original sketches to aid selection during Memorial Day. It stresses timely, fitting memorials and invites consideration of design options.
Emma F Bonney obituary widow of Herbert E Bonney
Emma F Bonney 86 widow of Herbert E Bonney long resident of Bath died at her Wollaston Massachusetts home after a long illness. She originated from Buckfield and lived at the North End while he worked at Bath Iron Works. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Campbell Milford New Hampshire and Mrs Burr Wollaston one son Dr Albion P Bonney East Milton one sister Mrs Keene Springfield Gardens Long Island. Funeral from Union Street Wednesday at 11 burial in Ngshua New Hampshire cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma F. (Bonney) Bonney
Herbert E. Bonney
Bath
Wollaston
Mass
James T. Bonney
Union Street
Buckfield
Bonney
North End
Old
Mrs Isabel C Ames Dies at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Isabel C Ames widow of Alfred R Ames died at Memorial Hospital Monday morning. She aged 84 years 5 months and 26 days and lived at 950 Middle Street Woolwich born to John and Agnes Wright. Survived by sister Mrs Clara Tibbetts of Hallowell and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at her late home Thursday at 2 30 with calling hours at Mayo Funeral Home until Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel C. Ames
Alfred R. Ames
Memorial Hospital
Middle Street
Ames
Woolwich
John
Agnes Wright
Clara Tibbetts
Hallowell
North Woolwich
Mayo
Death notices Charles A Bean 1864 Bath resident dies
Charles Arthur Bean dies Sunday at the Old Folks Home on Washington Street after eight years in the home and 45 years in Bath. Born at Sherman Mills September 11 1864 to Lorenzo and Ella Robinson Bean he leaves a step-daughter Mrs Harry Wallace a step-son Elmer E Dinsmore a brother Guy L Bean of Damariscotta and several nieces Funeral service 2 PM Tuesday at Curtis Funeral Home with burial at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Arthur Bean
Old Folks
Washington Street
Bath
Mr. Bean
Sherman Mills
Lorenzo
Ella Robinson Bean
Harry Wallace
Elmer E. Dinsmore
Guy L. Bean
Damariscotta
Curtis Funeral Home
Oak Grove
Mrs Rosetta M Talbot Dies in Boston at 32
Mrs Rosetta M Talbot wife of Chester R Talbot of 73 High Street died in Boston Thursday evening aged 32 years nine months and three days She was born in Bath daughter of Gilbert and Margaret Gallant Arsenault Survived by husband two step sons Robert and Chester Talbot Jr two step daughters Mrs Ruby Williams of Phippsburg and Miss Dorothy Talbot of Bath and sister Mrs Josephine Bennett Funeral mass held at St Marys Church Monday morning at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosetta M. Talbot
Chester R. Talbot
High Street
Boston
Bath
Gilbert
Margaret Gallant Arsenault
Robert Talbot
Chester Talbot, Jr
Ruby Williams
Phippsburg
Dorothy Talbot
Josephine Bennett
St. Mary’s Church
Funeral held for Charles A. Bean at Curtis Funeral Home
Charles A. Bean longtime highway department worker and resident guest at the Old Folks Home had services at Curtis Funeral Home led by Rev. Louis A. Dole of Swedenborgen church. Pallbearers included Arthur Avery Harry Wallace Stanley Wallace Wendell P. Stevens. He is buried in Oak Grove family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Bean
Old Folks Home
Curtis Funeral Home
Louis A. Dole
Swedenborgen Church
Mr. Bean
City Highway Department
Arthur Avery
Harry Wallace
Stanley Wallace
Wendell P. Stevens
Oak Grove
Mrs Rosetta Talbot Funeral At St Marys Church
Large attendance at the funeral of Mrs Rosetta M Talbot held Monday morning at St Marys Church. Rev Father Martineau celebrated the eight o clock mass. L Assompton Society, of which the deceased was a member, participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosetta M. Talbot
St. Mary’s Church
Father Martineau
L’assompton Society
Rotary talk recalls sub warfare of World War II
Rev. E, pastor of Central Church and former U S Navy chaplain, spoke to Rotarians about German submarine campaigns in 1941 and 1942. He detailed journeys from New York to Bermuda and Europe, evading U boats and returning on a freighter chased by subs. The luncheon also noted Rotary events and members’ visits to the spring district meeting.
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Atlantic
Central Church
U. S. Armed Services
Bermuda
New York
Europe
Puke
Spain
South Amerca
Dee
Harold Troop
Dominique Tardif
Charlie Shepard
Poland
Rotary
Troop
Bath Ce
Baptiste
Ernest Lever
Lewiston- Auburn Club
John Plant
Yarmouth
Bennett Glidden
Poppy Day Highlights Veterans Poppies in Bath
In Bath on Saturday citizens wear red poppies with stories from veterans who made them at Toque. The handmade flowers come from disabled World War I and II veterans, each unique. The project benefits vets through earnings and occupational therapy, aiding recovery and family support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Toque
Europe
Pacific
America
American Legion
Arsenault Family Committal at Oak Grove
The deceased was a member of a group that attended the service in a body. Bearers named were Dennis Arsenault Philip Arsenault Joseph Arsenault and Ernest Gallant. The committal at Oak Grove followed a grave side service conducted by Rev. Father Martineau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceased
Dennis Arsenault
Philip Arsenault
Joseph Arsenault
Ernest Gallant
Oak Grove
Father Martineau
Fruit and vegetable nutrition varies with light and soil
Light intensity climate and soil conditions create notable differences in the nutritive value of fruits and vegetables. This variation affects the nutrient content across crops and seasons.
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Gerinciosta
Wallace Pillsbury
Richmond High School
Charlotte Brown
Pauile Hurley
George Umber
Irene Fisher
Mildred Skinner
Phyllis Strout
Dorothy Patten
Yvonne Sidelinger
Jean Kimball
Phyllis Lemont
Leona Hinkley
Margaret Muise
Claire Plouff
Audrey Prosser
Shirley Ishop
Barbara Douglass
Basil Foss
Helen Herbert
Earl Lamoreau
Aley White
Sarah Nelson
Ja Heenie
Russell Ring
Robert Silver
Richmond Legion Auxiliary
Emerson Lane
Legion
Izetta Clark
Hazel K. Libby
Jean Robblee Lewis
WAC
Ident
Jean .Robblee Lewis
Helen Robinson
Alice Roberts
Helen S. Foss
Grace Dickenson
Pauline Cronk
Bertha Curtis
Hazeb Libby
Libby
Sally Champney
Sally Voight
Fern Petry
Amy Bradley
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Béatrice Webber
U. V. Hall
Nat Barker
Muise
Lawrence Coughlin
Haynes Landing
Beatrice RK. Douglass
Charles Roussess
Langdon Road
Lester W. Littfe
William Little
Gardiner
Meriden
Conn
Miller
Meri
Stanley Petroske
Petroske
Bart Mean
Georgetown
Converse
Milk Street
Telephone Pioneers of America
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Providence
Good Neighbor Club
Henry Moore
Rose Wilkins
Harland Pinkham
Natalie McMahan
Angers
Stalie
William Marr
Francis Pierce
Barbara Stacey
Harland Pinham
Mr. McIntire
Portland
John McGilivary
Army
Virginia
Cub
Rev
J. Clifton Little
Charlie Osborne
Elm Street Baptist Church
Brownville
Tremont Temple
Gotts Cove
Outboard Boating Club of America
Pierce
Judith McMahan
Thomas
Malden Island
Frank Blake
Phillip Blake
Blake
Fred Elliot
Edward Carr
USNR
J. G. Stevens
Exeter
Marion
Herbert Moore
Belmont
Allen Huntington
South Danville
Marion Stevens
Stevens
Herman Barter
Irving Hanna
Camp Peary
Cranshaw
William Sherman
Arnold Ireland
O. F. Rowe
Everett MacClain
Lynn
Fred Elliott
Dorothy Thompson
North Yarmouth Academy
A. G. Pierce
Francis
Mary Fossett
Wilkins
Sedgemere Road
Mary Louise
Barbara Pinkham
Yarmouth Academy
Raymond Belanger
Germany
Briggs
Juna Reidar
Adams
Bernice F. Achorn
Cyrus Messer
Dorothy
Old Town
A. Farley Mayo, Jr
Park Street
Marius H. Page
Kennebec
North St
Emma F. Bonney
Mrs
C. A. Bean
Fred S. Curtis & Co
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