Community notices from Richmond area events unfold
Auxiliary food sale at Pieenes store hosted by Eva Douglass and Villa Hull. Roll Call and Obligation Night observed by Beulah Rebekah Lodge. Various socials and elections planned with details on leaders, locations, and times. Halloween parade, crafts, and school activities highlighted, plus numerous personal notes and gatherings across Richmond and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pushard- Guiou V. F. W. Post
Pieenes
Eva Douglass
Villa Hull
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Janet Trott
Lara Mansir
Reta Worden
Bertha Trott
Richmond Corner
Harold Brown
Goshen Road
Wood
Bowdoin
Gwendolyn Douglass
Martha Willard
Progressive Grange
Thon
West Gardiner
Odd Fellows, Lodge
Elwin Mullen
Margaret Mullen
Chester Foster
Pushard-Guiou Post
Richmond Sportsmen's Association
Alexander Road
Glenn Lamoreau
Color Yard
Leighton Gardner, Jr
John Thrower
Déan Foss
Gerald Guiou
Richmond High School
Emerson Grammar School
Terry Adams
John Bixby, Jr
Peter Pickett
Dianna Quinnam
Lorraine Bennett
Elaine Poland
Carole LaChance
Valera
Susan Millett
Milwood Patton
Hawthorne
Brunswick
Bath
Gardiner
Bowdoinham
Fairfield
Canton
Chicago
Ill
Electa
Mt. Carmel
Emerson-Lane Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Togus
Margaret Jenney
Belgrade
United Baptist Sunday School
Marion Dickey
Lloyd Lowe
Brazil
Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Paul Ranco
Gordon
Arthur Harvey
Firemen’s’ Association
Maxwell Marriner
Dwight Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Barbara Witham
Gloria Gray
David Liebowitz
Larry Carr
Frederick Raynes
Phyllis Hurley
Jane Poland
Phillys Fickett
Karl Fickett
Alberta Little
Florence Starr
Harry Simmons
Virginia Wade
Elizabeth Berry
Marilyn Perry
Shirley Carver
Judy Proctor
Weston Carver
Richard Pickett
Linwood Horne
Edwin Alexander
Warren Pinkham
Gordon Stinson
Civil Air Patrol Offers First Aid Course in Bath Brunswick
The Brunswick Civil Air Patrol squadron opens a ten week first aid class taught by the Red Cross for residents of Bath and Brunswick. Cadets 15 to 18 may join, seniors 18 and up welcome. Meetings are Thursdays at 7 30 in Topsham Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Civil Air Patrol
Red Cross
Bath- Brunswick
Topsham
T W Hyde Camp Plans Basketball Team This Winter
T W Hyde Camp, Sons of Union Veterans met at the G A R hall with Commander Eugene Hawkes presiding. It voted to sponsor a basketball team in the Y M C A League this winter and discussed fall and winter entertainments. Hawkes invited to L S T commissioning at Bath Iron Works Nov 21. Auxiliary invited the camp to assist rummage sale fair and supper on Nov 22. Refreshments served by Preble Osborne Osborne Metcalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde
Sons of Union Veterans of the
G. A. R. Hall
Eugene Hawkes
Donald Preble
John Osborne
Iles Osborne
Robert Metcalf
Georgetown Harvest Supper and Village News Highlights
The PTA harvest supper in Georgetown drew a large crowd with a Bath delegation, serving roast turkey, squash, beets, pies and coffee. Receipts stood at 132 with most attendees refusing refunds. The column recounts Halloween activities, local mischief, ferry changes, visitors, new births, and community notes from Georgetown Center and Robinhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Vere
Bath
Pas A
Edith Powers
George Powers
Virginia Stevens
Rockwell Boys
Hughie
Tommy
Georgetown Center
Wren Place
Higgins Place
James MacMahan
Five Islands
Joseph Plourde
Woolwich
Ian
Peter G. Phialas
Robinhood
Eric Strasser
New Orleans
Philip Albert Strasser
Strasser
Marequita Deermont
Albert Deermont
Chivley
Fla
Kinglet
Free Dance at Community Center by Local 409 Musicians
The Lewiston Musicians Association Local 409 will provide a free 10 piece orchestra directed by Joe Avery for a public dance at the Community Center on Friday from 8 30 to 12. Musicians are paid from the treasury of the Music Performance Fund with excess yearly funds supporting free performances in local areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Musicians Association
American Federation of Musicians
Joe Avery
Bath Visit Highlights From City and Navy Yard
Mrs Eastham Guild and her son William along with Mrs Dean Shaw have returned home after a short visit in New York City. Stanley Kingsbury, on vacation from Portsmouth Navy Yard, is visiting Bath, his former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Kingsbury
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Bath
Five Islands Community Notes and Gatherings
Five Islands weekly notices describe Bible Study meetings with Mrs. Vernon E Gray and Mrs Orville E Agg attending. Halloween parties at Library hall with costumes and treats followed by a Penny hunt and a mothers party for local children. Deer hunting opens in Sagadahoc County. A prayer meeting will be omitted in favor of a missionary addressing the group. Local residents visit Bath Memorial hospital and Portland, with many house warmings and travels to Bath, Bath Iron Works, and Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon E. Gray
Orville E
Carr Cottage
Library Hall
Georgetown
Sagadahoct
Benjamin Boobar
Christian Civic League of Maine
Portland
Billy Graham
Japan
Irving Kaizer
Laconia
N. H
D. W. Staffeld
Quincy
Mass
Orville Rowe
Bath Memorial Hospital
George Ince
Pekin
Arthur Cochrane
Thomas Watson
Margaret MacMahan
Bath
Francis Pierce
Cochrane
Myricks, Bass
Azur
Philip Campbell
Seguinland
Nora Hanna
Almon Marr
Malden
Massachusetts
Elaine
Peter Stevens
Carl Rowe
Cal, Jr
Kittery
Harold A. Rowe
Melvin Comeau
David Rutherford
Rockland
Ivan Pinkham
Bath Iron Works
Kenneth Smith
Victor Pinkham
Isabel Stevens
Tiny Tots Popularity Contest Winners Named by VFW Auxiliary
Winners of the Tiny Tots Popularity Contest sponsored by the Dyer Flaherty Post VFW auxiliary were Ricky Bronson three years old son of Sfc and Mrs George Bronson Jean Ann Gaudreau five and a half months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Gaudreau Cheryl Dawn Kingsbury Wayne Francis Leeman Kathy Gayle Moore. They presented with silver gifts at the Shooting Stars show on She Morse High School auditorium stage with Mrs Juanita Kayser directing assisted by Mrs Christine F Wetherington representing the auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer Flaherty Post
King
Ricky Bronson
Sfc
George Bronson
U. S. Army
France
Queen
Jean Ann Gaudreau
Donald Gaudreau
Prince
Michael ‘Grace
Princess
Cheryl Dawn Kingsbury
Duke
Wayne Francis Leeman
Kathy Gayle Moore
Morse High School
Shooting Stars
Juanita Kayser
Christine F. Wetherington
V. F. W. Post
Letter Corrects Bird Descriptions Not Belongs to Me
Louisa Howard, Bay Point News writer, defends accuracy after Oct 30 article on birds. She cites reference books including American Wild Life and National Geographic Society works to verify sizes of kinglets, hummingbirds, yellow headed tit, pigmy nut hatch, and winter wren. The Independent notes the misprint was made in the composing room, not by the correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl S. MacMahon North Edgecomb
Bay Point
Independent
Writers’ Program
Works Project Administration
M. H. Wise & Co., Inc
National Geographic Society
American Wild Life
Rocky Mountains
National Geographic
Nellie Blanchard
Audubon
Bay Point Social Roundup Spans Bath and Boothbay
Mr and Mrs Emery Rideout of Bath pass Sunday at their cottage while H Martin Powers of Bath and their guests enjoy a weekend in town. Several families including the Townsends and Perows share Sunday visits and Bay Point activities during a quiet coastal outing with relatives in Boothbay and Rockland. Sumner Mains returns home after a Southern States trip. Donald Crafts suffers injuries after a fall at work. father heads to Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Rideout
Bath
H. Martin Powers
J. P. Townsend
Clarence
Boothbay
Nashville
Tenn
Sumner Mains
Kenneth Crafts
Donald
Crafts
Rhode Island
Paul Berry
Auburn
Sylvia Warren
Arthur Ashton
Woolwich
Hope Reed
Doris Spinney
Bay Point
Thomas Hagan
Alfred
Joseph Perow
Joe Perow
Perow Cottage
Delbert McDonald
Rockland
C. G. Townsend
Peter Pan Pipers entertain Rotary Club meeting
The Peter Pan Pipers organized by George Sargent performed at the Rotary Club lunch. Members listed include Bernard E. Varnum Charles B. Doyle Eugene Desmond George Carleton Lynn Bussey William Mennealy T Tarot Schulten and Justus H. Miller. They played The Rotary Song Sweet Adeline Down by the Old Mill Stream and In the Gloaming. Visiting Rotarian Jerry Wilkes Brunswick attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sargent
Rotary Club
Bernard E. Varnum
Charles B. Doyle
Eugene Desmond
George Carleton
Lynn Bussey
William Menneally
T. Tarot Schulten
Justus H. Miller
Rotary
Jerry Wilkes
Brunswick
Obituary Erlon M. Dunlap 59 Lewiston
Erlon M. Dunlap 59 of Lewiston died Thursday morning at Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston from a heart condition. Born in Portland 1893 he was the son of C Archer and Margaret Dunlap. He operated an insurance firm in Lewiston and Portland started by his grandfather in 1869. He lived in Bath for years and was active in Wesley Methodist Church. Survived by wife Alice C. Dunlap a son Malcolm of Auburn mother Mrs S M Dunlap and two grandchildren. Funeral was Sunday at Memorial chapel Lewiston. Burial Mt Auburn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlon M. Dunlap
Lewiston
Central Maine General Hospital
Portland
C. Archer
Margaret
Hubey) Dunlap
Dunlap
Yarmouth Academy
Gray’s Business College of
Bath
Wesley Methodist Church
Robert Gordon
Washington Street
Ivan Traver
Sarah Coombs
Corliss Street
Gordon
Dunap
Florida
High Street
Wesleyan —Singers
Solar Lodge of Masons of
Kora Temple
Maine Assotiation of Insurance Agents
Lewiston-Auburn
Malcolm Dunlap
Auburn
S. M. Dunlap
Dillingham & Son
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Widow Jeanette Pettengill dies after long illness in Portland
Jeanette Beals Pettengill widow of Allen Pettengill of South Portland died Saturday at her son Malcolm Jewetts home in Portland after more than a year of declining health. Born January 4 1869 in Georgetown she married Charles A Jewett in 1889. he died in 1915. She was active in the South Portland Methodist Church and Ladies Aid and belonged to the South Portland Birthday Club. Survived by sons Malcolm L. Pettengill of Portland and Myron Jewett of Boston a grandson Donald Jewett of Boothbay Harbor and many relatives. Funeral Monday at Hobbs Funeral Home with burial in Mount Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Beals Pettengill
Allen Pettengill
South Portland
Malcolm L. Jewett
Forest Avenue
Portland
Georgetown
Levi S
Nancy (Richardson) Beals
Bath
Charles A. Jewett
Methodist Church
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Passmore Funeral Held At Curtis Home
Funeral for Harry T. Passmore was held Sunday at one o clock from Curtis Funeral Home. Rev. Richard J. Schaper officiated with bearers Ivan Bates Lor ing Roberts Harold Troop and Kenneth Francisco. Burial followed in Oak Grove family lot. Mrs James Mackenzie and sons Douglas and Bruce of Lafayette Ind are expected to arrive soon at 49 Green Street where they will stay until Christmas when Mr Mackenzie will join them and begin duties as medical photographer in the Maine Medical Center pathology division Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pleasant Street
Linda Douglass
Knight
Winthrope
Mabel Keliher
Rochester
N. H
William Keliher
South Front Street
Billy
Michael
Mabel Clifford
Gardiner General Hospital
Kermit Darrah
Lynnfield
Mass
Albert Darrah
River Road
Laura Stilphen
Raymond Curtis
Sebago
Ruth Stilphen
Gardiner Street
Josiah White
Alberta Randlette
Bessie Curry
Gardiner
Edwin A. Emerson
Grand Lodge
Norway Lodge of Odd Fellows
Owen Kelly
Fred Small Place
High Street
John Frank
Stephen
South Portland
Caremae Bradford
Concord
Leon Shepard
Brian Gardner
Center Street
Deborah Anderson
Gerald Davis
Leslie Waltz
Bruce Tribbett
Celia Miller
Cheryl Babb
Percylene Johnson
Terry Craig
Harold Perry
Jeffery Coates
Dennis
Peter Gardner
Leslie Gardner
Clarence Dunbar
Swan Island
Milton Dunbar
Greenville
Allen Hackett
Fairfield
George Johnson
Main Street
Elizabeth Barter
Alice Colby
Bath
Ruth Simmons
Viva Camonbell. Gardiner
Aurelia Peters
Hall
John Holt
West
Kennebec Point
Harold J. Brown
Greece
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Salonica
Daisy Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Portland
Melvin Jackson
Cambridge
Mr. Jackson
Harvard
Reyder House
Harry T. Passmore
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Richard J. Schaper
Winter Street Church
Ivan Bates
Loring Roberts
Harold Troop
Kenneth Francisco
Oak Grove
James MacKenzie
Judith Denison
Douglas and
Bruce
Lafayette
Ind
William W. Dennison
Green Street
MacKenzie
Maine Medical Center
Passmore, 83, Bath civic leader dies at home
Harry T. Passmore of Bath dies Friday afternoon at 33 Summerst after a long illness. Born November 29, 1869, in Bath, he ran a builders accessories business on Commercial Street. He worked in various offices as an accountant, helped operate the trolley line, and was toll collector on the Carlton bridge. A former Bath Common Council member, he served as secretary of the Bath Rotary Club and was a Knights of Pythias prelate. He also led the Maine Division of the League of American Wheelmen decades ago and remained a longtime church member and baseball enthusiast. He is survived by his widow Ella and a nephew Clarence Passmore, among cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Passmore
Bath
William and
Carrie
Covel) Passmore
Commercial Street
Passmore
J. F. Hayden
M. W. Sewall
Seth Woodward
North End
Carlton Bridge
John A. Small
Th Old Marine National Bank
League of American Wheelmen
Winter Street Congregational Church
Morse High
Mr. Passmore
Florence (Parsons) Passmore
Ella (Campbell) Passmore
Clarence Passmore
Camden
Albert Reed 81 of Jewett City dies in Griswold
Albert Reed, 81, of Jewett City, Conn., a former Bath resident, died Oct. 30 in Griswold. Born July 6, 1871 in Richmond, Maine, he worked at shipyards in the early 1900s and married Margaret Ann Galla of Bath. Survived by son Fred B. Reed, two grandsons, four great grandchildren. He was a member of the Lodge of Odd Fellows of Groton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Reed
Jewett City
Conn
Bath
Griswold
Richmond
Maine
Harnibal PD
Katie Reed
Margaret Ann Galla
Jennie Oliver
Bedford Street
Thomas Gallagher
Lincoln Street
Mrs Marion L Purington Remembered by Bath Friends
Mrs Marion L Purington 80 widow of Edward C Purington died in Brunswick last week. A Bath native born June 3 1872 she worked at James F Will Co and later A F Brehaut stores. She retired in 1937 and is survived by son Clarence M Purington and three Brunswick grandchildren. Burial was in Riverside cemetery family lot Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion L. Purington
Edward C. Purington
Brunswick
Bath
James F. Will Co
A. F. Brehaut
Purington
George W
Elizabeth (Brown) Duce
Berean Baptist Church of
First Baptist Church of
Brehaut
Clarence M. Purington
Riverside Cemetery
Mrs Jennie Harrington Funeral Rites Held in Bath
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie Davis Harrington of Phippsburg were held Friday afternoon at Curtis Funeral Home Bath with Rev Macey Whitehead and Rev Bearer A Berquist officiating. Burial followed in the family cemetery in Ashdale Phippsburg. Mrs C Lloyd Hooker hosts the Thimble club at 1003 Middle Street tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Davis Harrington
Phippsburg
Curtis Funeral Home
Bath
Macey Whitehead
Bearer A. Berquist
Raymond Wyman Arron
Ohn Avis
Raymond McIntire
Ashdale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Trott
Leo Trott
West Forks
Leo
Frank A. Fellows
Frank M. Fellows
Bath and Brunswick Area
MacMahan
Robinhood Wharf
Parker, Moulton, Jr
Tony
Augusta
Moulton
West Georgetown
Joseph F.higgins
Roland Peterson
William Bisseth
Dorothy W. Stuart
Boston
New York
Wiscasset Grain Co
Robinhood Tea Room
Ralph Carlisle
Stuart
Friend
James Oliver
Miles Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Michael James
Horace Lee
John Lee
Helen Peacock
Marrtown
South Bristol
Murray Petersons
Edwin F. Hussa
Edward C. Cleary
Hussa
Eric Kosalka
Linda Gordon
Marcia Higgins
Alvah C. Reynolds
Doris Reynolds
Lawrence Cloutier
Ralph Davis
The
Iron Works
Mac Hagan
Heald
Frank King
George Manning
Arrowsi
Mannings
Bay Point News
Louisa Howard
Jeanette B. Pettingill
South
H. T. Passmore
Jewett City, Conn
Jennie Harrington