Richmond High School ends season undefeated
Richmond high school's football team finished its first Ted Wellman era undefeated and unscored on, defeating Brunswick Seconds 14 to 0. The rest of the item notes local community activities including Ladies' Aid sales, D A R meetings, Halloween festivities, weddings, cribbage, and a chimney fire in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond High School
Ted Wellman
Brunswick
Watson
Danforth
Cliff Lottridge
Lewis
Berry
Dore
Ladies’ Aid
Enterprise Grange
Grange Hall
Aid
Grange
Fort Richmond
Lawrence Bond
Augustus Small
Cora and
Jane Little
Freeman Mosher
Major
Charles B. Day
Georgia Wakefield
Laura Stilphen
Edward Favor
Leslie Roberts
Raymond Libby
David Ames
Harold Ames
Harry Woodbury
Laurence Bond
M. E. Joss
Laverne Harris
Harry Curran
Solon Purinton
Billy Chamakis
Cecile
Bertha Cunningham
Billy
Rangeley Lakes
America
Laura Stitphen
Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church
Beulah Rebecca Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Alberta Haynes
Pauline Gilpatrick
Weslie Webber
Delma Stinson
Willis Blair
Grace Hovey
Mayford Morris
Robert Howe
Bath
Morris
Mildred Morris
Margaret and
Ethel Bailey
Arline Guiou
Marion Dickey
Helen Witham
Beulah Naylor
Alice
Amy Hovey
Jean Morris
Lester Norton
Etta Hutchins
Stanley Griffin
Charles Pickett
Langdon Road
Edward Mansir
Front Street
Charles Milton Akerson
Arthur
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Akerson
Claues Guiou
E. E. Durand
C. A. Lang
David
Alice M. Oddy
Boston
Richard Parent
Donald Chase
Thomaston
Enterprise Orange
Bathinette
Joseph Mansir
Martha Frances Holmes Fetes Fifth Birthday
Martha Frances daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur M Holmes 234 Center street entertained friends Saturday afternoon for her fifth birthday. Games were played and guests enjoyed a decorated cake cookies ice cream and candy. Invited guests included Olive Farley Helen Kenney Lester House Roy House Barbara Parks Buddy Parks Janice Pecci Jeanne Pecci Sonny Freeman and Marion Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Frances
Arthur M. Holmes
Center Street
Olive Farley
Helen Kenney
Lester House
Roy House
Barbara Parks
Buddy Parks
Janice Pecci
Jeanne Pecci
Sonny Freeman
Marion Slolmes
East Bowdoin Ladies Aid Meeting Report
East Bowdoin Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Erland Rogers home with eight attendees. Picnic lunch followed a brief business session led by vice president Mrs. Jane Woods. next meeting set for Nov 14 with Mrs. Wilson Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bowdoin Ladies Aid
Erland Rogers
Jane Woods
Wilson Freeman
C. M. Hutchinson
Center Sandwich
N. H
Hattie Babb
James Abrams
L. C
Engagement announced at East Brunswick dinner party
At Powers Inn in East Brunswick Mr and Mrs John M Howe announced the engagement of their daughter Muriel Henrietta to John Paul Cushman of Bath son of Mrs Pauline Farley Cushman of Quincy Mass. No wedding date is set. Miss Howe a Morse High School graduate 1929 works in Bath Iron Works office. Cushman a Bath Iron Works Draughtsman studied at Brown Nichols MIT and the University of Maine. Several friends attended the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers’ Inn
East Brunswick
John M. Howe
Upper Washington Street
Muriel Henrietta
John Paul Cushman
Bath
Pauline Farley Cushman
Quincy
Mass
Miss Howe
Morse High School
A. M. Main
Bath Iron Works Corp
Cush
Merrymeeting Grange minstrel show scheduled this Thursday
Merrymeeting Grange Bowdoinham will host a minstrel show at the grange hall this Thursday evening led by interlocutor Nelson Fennimore. End men include Walter Hutchins Curran Chesley Dore Kocian Hackett. Specialties feature Purington and Valentine with a 25 member chorus. solos by Babb Sedgley and Fennimore. duet by Hackett Ames. Ida Fowle accompanist. Lancaster coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Grange
Bowdoinham
Grange Hall
Nelson Fennimore
Wallace Hutchins
Terrance Curran
C. W. Chesley
Reginald Dore
William Kocian
Linwood Hackett
Chester Purington
Bernardine Valentine
Carolyn Baker
Muriel Nugent
William Babb
Little Pal
Guy Sedgley
Charles Hackett
Jessie Ames
Ida Fowle
Ernest Lancaster
Wiscasset Social Notes Update from Portland to Chelsea
The column records weekend and home visits across Maine and Massachusetts. Virginia Pease attended Orono homecoming and the Maine Colby game. the Rines family moved to Hooper Street. Wanser and Lewis families vacationed in Chelsea with Rockingham Park races. Wilbur Merrill visited Grace Donaldson in Lowell. Parker Stinson of Augusta visited Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastland
Portland
Virginia Pease
Orono
Arthur Rines
Hooper Street
Charles Dunton
Lonnie Wanser
Mary
Maureen
Joyce Lewis
Joan
Chelsea
Mass
Rockingham Park
William Wanser
Wilbur Merrill
Roy R. Marston
Marston
Clarence A. Richards
Richards
Grace Donaldson
Lowell
Parker B. Stinson
Augusta
Glimpses of America a trip around the United States
Rev. Joseph O. Purdue will share a Summer trip totaling 11 400 miles at the Winter Street Men's club. Highlights include Mt Rushmore Yellowstone Banff Lake Louise Crater Lake Carlsbad Caverns and Yosemite with supper at 6 30 pm served by the Ladies Auxiliary. Edgar D Leavitt Howard W Pratt and Henry D Small head the supper committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Joseph O. Purdue
United States of America
Winter Street Men's Club
Mt. Rushmore
South Dakota
Yellowstone National Park
Banff and Lake Louise
Canada
Crater Lake
Carlsbad Caverns
Yosemite National Park
Ladies Auxiliary
Men’s Club
Edgar D. Leavitt
Howard W. Pratt
Henry D. Small
Georgetown Draft Draw List and Local News Roundup
A list of Georgetown residents drawn in the draft appears with names including Theodore Campbell James Oliver Francis Co Oliver Vincent Davis and others. The item notes Everett Stevens the Star Route carrier says this is his first lottery draw. The column then shifts to local life reports births trips gardening at the Center and Bath Iron Works transportation arrangements, Halloween mischief mild, visits from relatives, and community notices about church repairing a chimney and family moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Georgetown
Theodore Campbell
William A
Gus’) Collins
James R. Oliver
Francis Co. Oliver
Vincent Davis
Lermond Davis
William E. Harrison
Everett
Everett Stevens
Five Islands
Bath
L. Earle Hagan
Nancy Louise
Walter V. Cummings
A. S. Cunningham
Robinhood
Bath Iron Works
Earle Hagan
Harry Carlisle
Working League of the First Baptist Church
Sherman
Wiscasset
Edith Laura
George Powers
John Grindle
A. E. Rowe
Bath Memorial Hospital
Rowe
B. H. Woodside
Arlington
Mass
Arthur Rowe
Joan Hagan
North Edgecomb
Rudolph Trafton
Howard M. Trafton
Philip C. Stebbins
Portland
Howard Trafton
Melrose
Emma Billings
Dorothy Stuart
Bath Iron Works Worker Aligns with Local Games Event
Harry Heald is employed at Bath Iron Works as a worker amid a community event featuring games and masks with refreshments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Heald
Bath Iron Works
Judge condemns deputy sheriffs methods in Spinney gambling case
Judge Gardi ner Deering found Herman A Spinney of Bay Point guilty in municipal court of maintaining a gambling machine but condemned the sheriff's department for luring Spinney with a lobsters trap and playing the nickel slot. The judge ordered the machine belled and the money given to the county, citing subterfuge and trickery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman A. Spinney
Bay Point
Georgetown
Gardiner R. Deering
Sheriff's Department
Harmon O. Barter
Water and
Vine Streets
Stanley Brown
Bath
Lincoln Street
Joseph A. McLaughlin
Dana York
Harvey Pelletier
Augusta
Washington Street
Milton Savage
Woolwich
Savage
Deering
Whitten
Belfast
Wiscasset
Attorneys Offer Aid to Draftees in Sagadahoc County
The Saga dahoc Bar Association ably comprising nearly all local lawyers will assist draftees with questionnaires for the Sagadahoc draft board. Secretary John P. Carey announced that most members will be at City Hall Wednesday 7 to 9 PM to provide advisory help. Additional evenings are set through November 22 in designated rooms for this service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Bar Association
Sagadahoc
John P. Carey
Carey
City Hall
Tay Hs T
Five Islands Community News Briefs Include Socials and Visits
Local events unfold at Five Islands with a young folks social costing ten cents and Halloween lanterns. Notables include Hasenfus writing football articles in Boston Globe, and residents sharing visits across Bath Hallowell Portland and Georgetown. Mastoid surgery for Lennie MacMahan. many relatives stay or visit cottages, with several families listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Hasenfus
Boston Globe
Hasenfus
Boston
Seguinland
Paul LeClare
Snowman House
Bath
Library Hall
Norman Harley
Woodrow Gray
Good Neighbor Club
Lloyd Pinkham
Library
Albertina Perkins
L. H. Rowe
John Huskins
Five Islands
Lennie
Chester MacMahan
Bath Memorial Hospital
Ellsworth Pinkham
Alton Reed
Woolwich
Chester Pinkham
Portland
Sterling Bible Class Meets Monday Night
Sterling Bible class held a regular meeting on Corliss Street vestry with 28 attendees. Members reported two cycle teas and 48 calls in the last month, voting to give a Thanksgiving offering, remember sick members with cards, and send baskets to the ill, with leaders named for basket duties and gifts for a patient at Fairfield Sanitorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Bible Class
Corliss Street
John H. Hunt
Fred M. Coombs
Abbie McCabe
Benjamin P
Walter E. Taylor
Lee W. Scott
Wheeler
Carrie H. Trott
E. Melvin Pratt
Frederick May
Arthur L. Plant
Frank A. Purington
Wallace Plant
Willian H. Sheldon
James W. Gillespie
Obituary Notice for I A Harris of Greenville
Ward obituary reports the death in Greenville of I A Harris 75 longtime Bath druggist who ran Harris drug store in Greenville since 1896 one of the Moosehead Lake region’s best known. He once partnered with Postmaster Charles Cahill and Fred C Cox in A Hallet Co Bath all graduates of Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. Survived by wife Nora three sons Wilbur Woodrow Augustus Goldsmith five daughters Doris Rachel Gustana Boyington Marsh Wortman and two brothers Dr Arthur Harris Lynn and M Kenneth Harris Somerville Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora
Wilbur H
Woodrow Wilson
Augustus Goldsmith
Doris Harris
Rachel Harris
Gustana Boyington
Robert Marsh
Greenville
Mary Wortman
Waterville
Arthur Harris
Lynn
Mass
M. Kenneth Harris
Somerville
Walter Z. Oliver Dies After Yearlong Illness In Bath
Walter Z. Oliver aged 47 died Monday at his home 6 Plant Street after a yearlong illness. He was born February 21, 1893 in Popham Beach, son of Elizabeth F. and the late Francis H. Oliver. He lived in Bath for years and worked nearly three years as a helper in the Bath Iron Works tinsmith shop. Survived by wife Ida. one son Francis H. Oliver of Marion, Massachusetts. two stepdaughters Anne Gardner and Marian Ellingwood of Providence. one stepson W. Stanley Burnham of Somerville, Massachusetts. his mother Elizabeth Oliver of Popham Beach. brothers George F. of Bath and Lester Oliver of Popham Beach. Funeral will be Friday at two at the Curtis funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Z. Oliver
Plant Street
Mr. Oliver
Popham Beach
Elizabeth F
Francis H. Oliver
Phippsburg
Bath
Bath Iron Works
Ida Oliver
Marion
Mass
Anne Gardner
Marian Ellingwood
Providence
R. J
W. Stanley Burnham
Somerville
Elizabeth Oliver
George F
Lester Oliver
Curtis Funeral Home
Mrs Lettie W Spencer Dies After Illness At 76
Mrs Lettie W Spencer 76 widow of Albert Spencer died Monday at her home 734 Middle Street after a weeklong illness following months of frail health from a spring fall. Born in Hudson she came to Bath 20 years ago. She leaves three daughters Mrs Walter Lyden Bath Mrs George Marshall Framingham Mass and Mrs Bernice Porter Brooklyn N Y. Six grandsons John L and Donald F Conroy Bath Stanley and Paul Preble Brooklyn Arthur and Peter Marshall Framingham. Three granddaughters Margaret Winifred Lancaster Old Town and Mrs Peter Boyden Brooklyn and two sons in law John J Conroy Bath and George Marshall Framingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettie W. Spencer
Albert Spencer
Middle Street
Hudson
Bath
Walter Lyden
George Marshall
Framingham
Mass
Bernice Porter
Brooklyn
N. Y
John L
Donald F. Conroy
Stanley
Paul Preble
Arthur
Peter Marshall
Margaret
Winifred Lancaster
Old Town
Peter Boyden
John J. Conroy
Mrs Elizabeth D Carlton 76 Passes After Illness in Portland
Mrs Elizabeth D Carlton of Woolwich died Thursday in a Portland private hospital after months of illness. Born in North Edgecomb to Benjamin and Eleanor Haggett Cothran, she lived in Woolwich over 50 years. Survived by husband Fred L Carlton and children George M Carlton Philadelphia, Mrs Charles T Henderson Bath, Florence E Carlton Woolwich, sisters Ann Cunningham Woolwich and A B LeCompte Cambridge Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth D. Carlton
Fred L. Carlton
Woolwich
Portland
Carlton
North Edgecomb
Benjamin
Eleanor Haggett Cothran
Good Will Club
George M. Carlton
Philadelphia
Charles T. Henderson
Bath
Florence E. Carlton
Ann B. Cunningham
A. B. LeCompte
Cambridge
Mrs Enied Spinney 54 Dies At Popham Beach
Mrs Enied E Spinney 54 wife of Ernest Spinney died Monday night at her Popham Beach home after a long illness. Born in Greenwood she was adopted by Robert and Enied E Haynes. Survived by husband a daughter Miss Ollie Spinney and a son Fred H Spinney of Phippsburg and adopted father Robert Haynes of Auburn. Funeral Thursday at two at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence with Dr David L Wilson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enied E. Spinney
Ernest Spinney
Popham Beach
Spinney
Greenwood
Robert
Enied E. Haynes
Ollie Spinney
Fred H. Spinney
Phippsburg
Robert Haynes
Auburn
Veteran chef George Gainsley 65 dies in Togus facility
George E. Gainsley 65 a retired chef and baker who moved to Woolwich from Natick Mass died Tuesday at the Veterans Facility Togus where he was moved last week. He served in the Spanish American War and was active in local clubs and churches. Survived by wife Emily two sons Earl A and Clifton C and a daughter Mrs James E Thorpe and two brothers. Funeral Friday at two in his River road home Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Gainsley
Woolwich
Natick
Mass
Togus
North Adams
Congregational Church
Ernest Edgar Kateon
Dyer-Flaherty Post
Bath
Emily Gainsley
Earl A
Kittery
Clifton C. Gainsley
James E. Thorpe
River Road
Mrs Lucy Cahill Dies After Long Illness in Bath
Mrs Lucy E Cahill 80 widow of Osceola Cahill died Thursday morning at 261 Center Street after a long illness. Twin sister Laura Morse died five months earlier. Born in Phippsburg to Robert and Maria Morse, she lived in Bath many years and leaves daughter Charlotte Cahill, grandson Eliot Bold, nephew Norman Morse, and nieces Ruth Gallagher and Mrs Howard Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy E. Cahill
Osceola Cahill
Center Street
Laura Morse
Cahill
Phippsburg
Robert
Maria Oliver Morse
Bath
Charlotte Cahill
Eliot Bold
Norman Morse
Ruth Gallagher
Howard Moody
Bowdoinham
Death of Harry S. Perkins at 58 in New York area
Harry S. Perkins 58 died suddenly about 2 am Saturday in his daughter Miss Mary E. Perkins apartment at 100 Front Street after an illness Friday. He was born in Burlington Vermont a son of Frank E and Roxana B Perkins and was a store keeper for Bath Iron Works Corp Navy department. He is survived by his son Harold S Perkins at Panama Canal Zone and brother Walter B Perkins of Rutland Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Perkins
Mary E. Perkins
Front Street
Mr. Perkins
Burlington
Frank E
Roxana B. Perkins
Navy Department
Bath Iron Works Corp
Harold S. Perkins
Panama Canal Zone
Walter B. Perkins
Rutland
Death of Victor C. Pollard in Togus Veterans Hospital
Victor C. Pollard 53 of Waterville died Saturday at the Togus Veterans Administration Hospital after eight weeks there. He had returned from St. Petersburg, Florida ten weeks ago and was a son of Henry W. and Adeline Pollard. Born in Winslow, he is survived by two sisters Mrs. Ralph P. Mank and Mrs. R. B. Parrish and a brother Albert E. Pollard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor C. Pollard
Waterville
Veterans Administration Hospital
Togus
Pollard
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bath
Henry W. and
Adeline (Brown) Pollard
Winslow
Ralph P. Mank
Spring Street
R. B. Parrish
Highland Street
Albert E. Pollard
Center Street
Mrs. Carlton's Funeral Held at Sagadahoc Ferry
Elizabeth D. Carlton widow of Fred L. Carlton was laid to rest Sunday afternoon at her Sagadahoc Ferry home. Charles T. Brown of the Woolwich Union for Christian Service officiated, with bearers Prof. George Carlton, Herbert Pierce, Charles T., Frederick, Thornton and Melvin Henderson. Burial followed in Riverside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth D. Carlton
Fred L. Carlton
Sagadahoc Ferry
Charles T. Brown
The
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
George Carlton
Herbert Pierce
Charles T
Frederick, Thornton
Melvin Henderson
Riverside Cemetery
Funeral for Lucy E Cahill Held at Mayo Residence
The funeral of Lucy E widow of Osceola Cahill was held Saturday at two in the Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High street. Mrs Rae Hayward first reader of the First Church of Christ Scientist officiated. Bearers included Andrew Cahill Arthur Cain Harry E Litchfield and Harry Oliver. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy E
Osceola Cahill
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Rae Hayward
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Andrew Cahill
Arthur Cain
Harry E. Litchfield
Harry Oliver
Oak Grove
Funeral for Willard A. Oliver Held at Curtis Funeral Home
The funeral of Willard A. Oliver was held Thursday afternoon at two at Curtis Funeral Home on Washington Street. Rev. Charles H. Berry officiated. Bearers were Charles Plant Howard Rice Chesley Hutchins and Lucian Ames. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard A. Oliver
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Charles H. Berry
Charles Plant
Howard Rice
Chesley Hutchins
Lucian Ames
Oak Grove Cemetery
Perkins Funeral Held For Harry S Perkins
The funeral for Harry S Perkins was held Monday afternoon at the Arthur F Mayo funeral residence on High street with Dr David L Wilson officiating. Bearers were F W Rainwater D M Cozzens J H Kelton and C C Hill. Burial followed in the Perkins family cemetery in Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Perkins
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
David L. Wilson
F. W. Rainwater
D. M. Cozzens
J. H. Kelton
C. C. Hill
Perkins
Dresden
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Richmond
Earl Hackett
Gardiner General Hospital
Eleanor Shaw
Edward Farwell
Farwell
Frances Preble
Bowdoin
Muriel H. Howe
John P. Cushman
United States
Indian Point Road
Malden
Willkie
Mae Hagan
Keehlwetter
Joan Hagen
Anne Powers
Clayton Stevens
Faylene Rowe
Brian
Maureen Davis
Dorothy Hagan
Eleanor Hamilton
Herman Spinney
Lawrence W. Stetson
Wesley Street
Merle Jameson
Stetson
Kennebec County
Charles W. Messenger
Jameson
Alfred Hamelin
Edward Kelley
Sagadahoc Superior Court
Walter Moore
Moore
Fred Moore
Hallowell
Thorne
Dexter
Davis
Quincy Wales
Newton
Malden Island
Merton Davis
Dorothy
Merton
C. C. Davis
Irving Pinkham
William Plummer
Madge O'Brien
Arthur Baird
James Murphy
Bailey Street
Florence Albee
Allston
Courtney Treen
I. A. Harris
Mrs. Enied E. Spinney
Mrs
Lucy Cahill
W. A. Oliver Funeral
Fred S. Curtis & CO