Hardest Task in Woman's Home Work Debated
Sagadahoc Pomona held an all day session at Bodwell grange Small Point on Wednesday discussing dishwashing as the hardest home task. Forty six readers of the event noted the dish as time consuming despite calls for a dishwasher. 69 grangers attended with members from Dromore West Bath Woolwich Topsham Merrymeeting Richmond Bodwell.
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Sagadahoc Pomona
Bodwell Grange
Small Point
Bertha Gray
Richmond
Clara Holbrook
Bertha Neally
Winifred Rackley
Margaret Morse
Topsham
Lillian Brown
Edna Higgins
Ella Higgins
Annie Williams
Bessie Snow
West Bath
Alfreda Perkins
Grace Kenney
Dromore
Woolwich
Merrymeeting
Bodwell
Clifford Gray
Alfred Rackley
Gray
Sagadahoc
Sagadahoc Superior Court. Emma Sylvester, of Bodwell
Joanna Hodgkins
Pomona
Charles Chesley
Joseph Larrabee
Bertha Wright
Emma Sylvester
Seguin
Holman Day
Ella Douglas
Lizzie Lancaster
Sarah Bailey
E. C. Patten
Nora Matthews
Boothbay Grange
Charles Holbrook
Nellie Kelly
Walter Thompson
Sagadahoc Pemena
Topsham Grange Hall
Ellis L. Aldrich
Sporting celebrity visiting in Bath
William H. McVicar of Roxbury Massachusetts, longtime Dorchester cross country coach, visits Bath at the home of Edward and Mrs Vigne. He has coached champions, won multiple New England titles, national cross country crowns, and tied to civic and church activities.
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William H. McVicar
Roxbury
Mass
U. S
Billy Z. Zepp
Jimmy Henigan
Clarence DeMar
Arthur B. Roth
McVicar
New England
Dorchester
Ancient Landmark Lodge
Boston Caledonian Club
Boston
Bowling Green Club Leader Named Marathon Treasurer
A Bowling Green club appoints a board member as treasurer of the International Marathon Association, highlighting cross affiliations within sports governance. The move links local club leadership with international race organization duties.
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Bowling Green Club
International Marathon Association
Mrs. Albee Hosts Musical Society Evening
Mrs. Carl Albee entertained Les Camarades Musicaux at her home 678 Washington Street. Highlights included Ram say’s Renunciation sung by Mr. Ramsay, and a talk by Mrs. Hatch on literature and music. The program featured multiple duets, solos, and a discussion of the opera Thelma by Marie Corelli.
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Carl Albee
Les Camarades Musicaux
Washington Street
Mr. Ramsay
Bullard
Ramsay
Edney
Mrs. Albee
Larsen
Cromssone
Jadassahn
Holman
Rice
Albee
Renunciation
Thelma
Marie Corelli
October Bridge Traffic Up Over 1930 Levels
October toll receipts rise as both pedestrian and motor traffic increase versus October 1930 and over the first ten months of 1931 compared with the same period in 1930. Tables show the gains in people and vehicular tolls and the resulting higher receipts.
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Renee
Thanksgiving Venison Dinners Aided by Maine Legion Patrols
Maine veterans of World War I are organizing deer patrols under the American Legion to aid needy families this Thanksgiving. Each hunter will limit to one deer and donate kills to relief groups, with patrols and community posts spanning the state under leaders in Augusta. Ralph E. Robinson hunts in the big woods while Mrs. Robinson visits Portland. Edward P. Allen and his wife visit Bath.
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Maine
American Legion
Legionnaire
Maine Department
Smith Dunnack
Augusta
Ralph E. Robinson
Lower Middle Street
Big Woods
Mrs. Robinson
Portland
Georgetown Community Notes Busy Weekend Rotary and Visitors
Georgetown residents report weekend visits and errands across Five Islands Bath Augusta Waterville and Brunswick. Several small projects progressed including bridge piers West Georgetown road work and a new Buick purchase. A Armistice Sunday sermon Will of God and peace talk drew guests and a Hallowe en party for Sunday school children.
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Lloyd Pinkham
Five Islands
Elizabeth Hunt
Pinkham
Walter V. Cummings
Portland
C. L. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Thomas Cummings
Bath
Georgie Wheeler
Augusta
Waterville
George F. Oliver
Willard
Roger
First Baptist Church
Evelyn Taylor
New Sharon
T. M. Hagan
Ruth Powers
Center School
Alice Scott
Ralph
Melrose
Boothbay
West Georgetown
N. F. Howe
L. Earle Hagan
West Branch
Robinhood Cove
Arthur L. Todd
Lisbon
Jennie Todd
R. P. Todd
Melrose Highlands
Crosby
Todd
Maurice Hinckley
Ferris Leonard
Grant
Mary Steadman
Boston
California
Clyde Pinkham
Herbert S. Merryman
Brunswick
Roy M. Newman
Frank Osborn
New York City
George Williams
Grace Ward Stevens
Topsham
Telley
J. R. Blackie
Pa Ior
Grace Hovey
Devalo William
Henry Williams
Edgecomb
Five Islands Community Notes and Death of Local Resident
Five Islands updates list visits, moves, and social events at local homes. Herman McFadden dies at Five Islands native, funeral at church with burial in Five Islands cemetery. Grange hosts Hallowe en party and school children stage Halloween program with refreshments. community thanks volunteers.
Scout Trip to See Drill and Infantry Band
Ten scouts accompanied by a scoutmaster, assistant, and one guest traveled in two cars to Portland Friday to watch soldiers drill and hear the infantry band.
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Im &Outh Potland
Infant Demain Carter Rescued After Pin Ingestion
Joan Carter age nineteen months of Milo was rushed to Eastern Maine General hospital Bangor Friday night after swallowing an open safety pin. She is now out of danger and recovering.
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Joan
Richmond Death Notice and town social roundup
Mrs. Annie S Whitney 66 died at her Bangor home, widow of Dr W E Whitney born in Richmond. Survived by two sons and four sisters. funeral held in Bangor. Numerous visits and gatherings around Richmond include grange events, family travel, and local obituaries, with many neighbors listed. Charles Tallman, 16, Dorchester native, dies. services in Richmond. Several residents travel to Bangor and Boston for illnesses and family matters.
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Town
Annies. Whitney
Bangor
Whitney
W. E. Whitney
Richmond
Samuel
Amanda Odiorne
Walter
Francis
Mary Hathorne
Alice A. Lemont
Carrie A. Thomas
Waterbury
Conn
Ada O. Fogg
Ralph Hinkley
C. F. Griffin
C. W. Sylvester
Massachusetts
Frank Turner
Thomaston
Everett Johnson
Jamestown
R. J
Thomas Groves
Brownell
New Bedford
Mass
Frank Dickey
Edith Libby
R. N
Portland
George Baker
Ernest Dow
Gardiner
E. W. Dearborn
Raymond Whitney
Brockton
Lillian Hill
Samuel Vannah
Winchester
Florence Maxwell
Ladies’ Aid
Enterprise Grange
Grange Aid
Edwin Stewart
Frank Connor
George Kimball
William Whitney
Rest
Charles Sylvester
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Carl Robinson
Boston
L. T. Russell
Danvers
George Howard
Howard
Hammond
Haverhill
John Howard
Attleboro
M. Howard
Russell
Ronkide
Auburn
Myrtle Gordon
Frank Millay
Bowdoinham
Harry Duren
Greenfield
Viola Duren
Mr. Patch
Harriette Patch
George Riley
Gadinor Street
Charles James
Princeton
Harry Tarr
T. J. Southard
Nettie Campbell
Litchfield
Alvah Campbell
A. D. Chase
Charles Babb
Augusta
Virginia Stilpnen
U. of M
Paul Stilzhen
Thomas O'Neil
Paul Quigg
Levant
Freda Mariner
Nassau Institute
Springvale
Howard Knight
U. of ML
Walter Knight
County Road
Blanche Mitchell LeGendre
Joseph LeGendre
Herbert Higgins
Bath
Charles Cobb
Bowdoin
Mary Esther
Richard
Walter L
Amy Saunders
Kenneth Saunders
Robert
William
Caroline Saunders
Florence Holme
Dover-Foxcroft
Elizabeth Haynes
William Haynes
Gorham Normal School
Leslie S2ekins
Reginald A. Mitchell
June
W. M. Andrews
River Road
Epworth League
Carl Bolton
Winslow's Mills
Laura Grondin
St. Barnabas Hospital
Woodfords
W. R. E. Carey
Rockland
Dr. Carey
Luther Ames
Massachusetts General Hospital
Leighton Gardiner
Leighton Junior
Liberty
Walter Moore
Topsham
Moore
Flora Denham
J. Edwin Ames
Pond Road
Mr. Allard
Eleanor LePlain Allard
Morning Star Lodge
Lena Skelton
Ethel McQuarrie
Brownville
Gertrude Allard
Harry Allard
San Francisco
Calif
Lillian LePlain
Lewiston
Minnie Tibbetts
Nellie Getchell
Bowdoin Grange entertains with programs and notes local deaths
Bowdoin Sagadahoc grange met at Bowdoin Center with a noted lecturer hour. Ladies presented sketches and readings while the men offered a minstrel show and a supper to follow. East Bowdoin Ladies aid held an event in Bowdoin Center raising funds. Edwin Babb, longtime Bowdoin resident, died in Chelsea. burial at Blanchard cemetery. Local visitors and social activities are listed, with several households noted for recent comings and goings.
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Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
Thelma Cornish
Clara Skelian
Angie Byrns
Nectes
East Bowdein
Grant Woods
Rumford
Hattie Dilloff
Woolwich
Dolloff
Carrol Williams
Addie Williams
Richard
Robert Enmann
Ladies Aid
Charles Babb
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Michaela
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Mr. McPherson
Nets
Braylie
Mr. Edney
Miss Haynes
Greenwood Tree
Lehmann
Norton
Ramsay Mr. Ramsay
Carmen
Cnet
Bizet
Cary
McPherson
Edward P. Allen
Oakland
Georgetown
Boy Scout of
Georgetown and
Arrowsie
Fort Williams
C. C. Davis
Dexter
Mrs
Cleve Davis
J. D. Lindquist
Fred
Rosl.ndale
Mags
Florine Elliott
Seguinland
J. J. Gibson
Ida Hinckley
Edith Anderson
G. M. Moulton
Moulson
F. P. Carr
Manchester
N. H
Clinton Martin
G. W. Moulton
Grange
Percy Savage
Phyllis Stevens
Millard Oliver
W. E. Gray
Bath Hospital
Hartley Harley
Lincoln Campbell and
J. P Davis
Victor Pinkham
Christania Pinkham
E. A. Freeman
T. E. Cromwell
Charles Lewis
Henry Moore
Harold Pinkham
Five Islands Grammar School
America
Phyllis Harford
Mansfield Moore
Vincent MacMahan
Herbert Campbell
Cecil Stevens
Albert Moore
Edward Carr
Helen Rae
Barbara Gray
Hope Berry
Marjory Berry
Vernon Gray
Earland Moore
Albion Carr
Lincoln Campbell
Helen Rowe
Marjorie Berry
State OF
Edgar C. Smith
Secreta of State
Withis
Litchfield Corner
Gene Puringston
Max Kendrick
Bert Libby
Otis Gray
Litchfield Plains Cemetery
H. W. Coombes
Amber Hewi
New Portland
F. Pratt
Ivy Woolresw
Leon Dunklee
Bath Savings Institution
Mainz Funeral Directors Association
Maine Funeral Directors Association
Association
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Bath, Maine