Richmond Fishers Reporters Impersonators Seek Pay
Richmond and surrounding towns report two men posing as state chimney inspectors in recent days. Fire Chief J. W. Randlette urges residents to demand identification when approached by an inspector to avoid scams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Randlette
Arthur Turner
Seboomwook
G. E. Edgett
Methodist Woman's Home Missionary Society
Edgett
Georgia Dowell
Frank Beedle
Charles Soule
Richmond
Bertelle Skinner
Jessie Southerland
Dorothy Allen
Augusta
W. H. Johnson
Dresden
Beedle
Skinner
John Nichols
Hallowell
Lake Moxie
Kenneth Lee
Lawrence
Edward Coughlin
Spruce Head
Hiram Andrews
Carroll Young
Portland
Arthur Sewall
George Caswell
Lillian Caswell
Don Perry
Boston
Alice Darling
Bangor
George Wren
James Carr
R. R. Parker
Maxwell's Island
Richard Toplin
Metheun
Mass
Alden Toplin
Norris Sidelinger
Gwendolyn Tarr
Ruth Ridman
Italy Hatch
Juanita Baker
Pauline Dickinson
Caroline Terrell
Charlie
Willie
Richard Thompson
Carl Watts
Linwood Castner
Chester Kennedy
William F. Dunham
The
Red Cross
Ida Humphrey
Harold N. Libby
Ruie Curtis
Hattie Quinam
Mary Williams
Nettie Leavitt
Howard Small
Alice Lewis
Enterprise Grange Ladies’ Aid
Ethel Foster
Abbie McKenney
Mary P. Reed
Ida Watson
Alice Favor
Georgia Wakefield
Isabell Randall
Mildred Skinner
Lillian Johnson
Amy Bradley
A. V
C. W
Clara Barton
Emerson Lane Post
A. L
Legion Hall
Henry Reed
Gardiner Street
Lester Woodward
Edward Heath
Sanbornville
N. H
Nellie Corey
Wallace Scott
George Jenkins
Sanford
Funeral services for Frederick C. Cox held at Central church
The funeral of Frederick C. Cox, veteran businessman, drew a large crowd at Central church on Tuesday. Rev. David L. Wilson officiated as the Knight Templar ritual was read by Dunlap commandery officers. Bearers included ex Mayor Cahill, Edward D. True, and Carl C. Anderson. Cox, a longtime A. Hallett & Co. associate, is buried at Oak Grove. The Hallett firm and the Colonial Cafe paused for service. Mrs. Leroy F. Colby visits sister in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Cox
Central Church
David L. Wilson
Dunlap Commandery
Edward W. Sampson
William A. Furber
Edwin H. P. Lowell
J. Maurice Haynes
Lloyd L. Hooker
Charles H. Cahill
Edward D. True
Carl C. Anderson
A. Hallet & Co
Daniel T. Dougherty
Pres. L. Eugene Thebeau
Bath City Hospital
Mr. Cox
Harry B. Sawyer
Bath Savings Institution
Oak Grove
A. Hillet & Co
Cox
Colonial Cafe
Harvest supper and social news from Georgetown area
Georgetown residents share weekend visits to Bath and Portland. Harvest Supper of the Working League attracts out of town guests and praise. Armistice Day plans at First Baptist Church and community events highlight a busy week in West Georgetown and surrounding towns.
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William Potter
Arrowsie
Plinette Allen
MacInnes
Montsweag
Working League
Howard M. Trafton
Bath
Everett Trafton
Harold Fielding
Elizabeth Hunt
Marion Hunt
Boston
John Thibodeau
Alvah Reynolds
Augustus E. Rowe
Portland
Seward E. Emmons
West Georgetown
Henry Reynolds
Abe Reynows
R. P. Todd
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Frank W. Hovey
Salvation Army
First Baptist
Martha Rich Bowen
League
Thomas M. Hagan
William A. Todd
Nettie Gray
E. B. Billings
Earle Hagan
Amy Hovey
Joseph F. Higgins
B. H. Woodside
Melvin Cunningham
Eleanor of
Christian Endeavor Society
Dorothy Hagan
Everett C. Higgins
Marjorie Hinckley
R. N
Cambridge
Herbert Hunt
H. ¥. Hunt
Harold Brown, Jr
Kennebec Point
F. W. Hovey
Amy
Lincoln County Association
Frank Heald
L. Earle Hagan
C. L. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Sandy
Civil War veteran Jotham L. Field dies at Georgetown
Jotham L. Field, 90, last Civil War veteran in Georgetown, died after an eight month illness at his daughter Mrs. Edgar Warren's Bay Point road home. Born in Dorchester Massachusetts, he served in Co A First Maryland regiment and was wounded in action. He leaves daughters Mrs. James Stevens and son Elson Field. Funeral held at Georgetown Center Baptist Church with Rev. Frank W. Hovey officiating. burial in Oak Cemetery.
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Mt. Carmel
George Jenkins
Sanford
Melvin E. Blackman
Roberts
Main Street
Mr. Blackman
White Street
Wiscasset
Charles
Hattie (Savage) Blackman
Mary E. Blackman
Richmond
Pearl Blackman
Bangor
O .Wiscassett
John Dixon
Florida
Miami
Ira Northey
Albert Darrah
Harry Brown
Glen
Rangeley
Harold Richardson
Miss Spear
Mr. Richardson
Portland
Richardson
Totman
North Pleasant Street
Seth Watson
Onry
Clarence Witcal
Frank Sietson
Robert
Sabattus
Leon Dunklee
James Sencabaugh
Southard Street
Vernon Pratt
Augusta
John Sykes
Edward
Boston
Ida van Leuren
State Council of War Mothers
Providence
R. I
Helen Naylor
Baptist
Italy Hatch
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Hattie Purint
C. E. Society
Jotham L. Field
Georgetown
Edgar Warren
Bay Point Road
Dorchester
Mass
George
Sarah Hinckley Field
Maryland
Co. A
Warren
James Stevens
Five Islands
Elson Field
Baptist Church
Georgetown Center
Frank W. Hovey
Oak Cemetery
Helen Rowe
Janet Woods
Yarmouth Academy
Miss Rowe
L. H. Rowe
Minnie McMahan
Newton
W. L. Berry
Mabel Dickey
Madelyn Berry
Fanz Stevens
Percy MacGillivary
Bath
Ellsworth Pinkham
Linwood Stevens
Robinhood
Drummond Stevens
Eugene Farwell
Auburn
Harmon's Harbor
H. F E. Wade
Woolwich
Bertha Newell
L. D. Moulton
Seguinland
E. M. Horton
Boothbay
Earle MacMahan
Alvin Brewer
Southport
Maine
Burton Radley
Bay Point
D. L. Howard
Walter Moore
Hallowell
George W. Scudder
Brunswick
George Yeo
Bob
Winchester
Leon Williams
Waltham
Joseph E. Blaisdell
Alfred Rowe
Will Rowe
Thomas Buckley
Grange Circle
Joseph G. Stevens
Percy Savage
Chester MacMahan
Fred Gowan
James T
Athens
Mr. Southard
Annie Williams
North Anson
Lester Davis
Davis
First National
Ethel L. Thornet
Ethel Hardy
Medford
Donald Raymond Stevens
In-Vita Herb and Iron Tonic Ad Guarantees Safety
An old advertisement from Freedman Medicine Co. Stonington Me promotes In-Vita Herb and Iron Tonic as a cleansing, blood unifying, appetite aiding, digestion assisting tonic. It claims to tone the system regulate bowels and correct constipation and guarantees safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedman Medicine Co
Stonington, Me
Veterans Association opens with supper and meeting at Bath Armory
About 75 former Bath area servicemen attended a Hyde Light Guards gathering at the Armory. Capt. Elver Stickney screened motion pictures of Fort Williams training while Major William R. Kimball led the organizational meeting. Officers elected include Kimball as president and John H. Williams as vice president.
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Hyde Light Guards Veteran Association
Armory
Bath
Battery H
Elver A. Stickney
Fort Williams
William R. Kimball
Hyde Light Guards
1St
Maine Heavy Artillery
John H. Williams
Wallace Ham
Galen C. Ward
Ralph P. Mank
Harold Corliss
Arthur Wilson
Chester Marr
Elver Stickney
Edward Arsenault
Roland Haining
Norman Morse
William Hall
John Callan
J. Horace McClure
Henry W. Owen
William Deering
George Pratt
The
Bath Light Infantry
George F. Chandler
Winter Street Men’s Club Opens Season
The Winter Street Church Men’s Club opened its season with a large gathering and a fine supper. Rev Joseph O Purdue spoke on Norway detailing geography ports industries and customs. New officers include Charles Andre president Arthur Lemont vice president Harry Horne secretary and Charles Hewitt Jr treasurer. Next meetings set for Nov 16 and dates through April 12.
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Winter Street
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Arthur C. Lemont
John N. Taylor
Jooseph O. Purdue
Norway
Charles Andre
Harry L. Horne
Inspirational Red Cross Talk by Lewiston Auburn Leader
R H Gremley chairman of the Lewiston Auburn Red Cross spoke to local workers in the Red Cross rooms detailing Bath chapter aid after the May Auburn fire. He noted chapter disaster setup readiness and urged a strong citywide membership drive led by John C Fitzgerald to boost enrollment.
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Lewiston-Auburn
Bath
Red Cross
R. H. Gremley
Auburn
John C. Fitzgerald
Gremley
Five Islands News Roundup At Five Islands
Weekend activities at Five Islands feature visits by numerous local families and guests from Bath Wiscasset and Brunswick. Events include Halloween revels Grange meeting deer sighting and a fishing hunting report plus a local engagement announcement and a buckle of stray interstate travel misadventures.
Informal Evening at Cosmopolitan Club Highlights
The Cosmopolitan Club hosted its November informal evening with members in costume representing books plays or famous persons. Prizes were awarded for best representations while Miss Minnie White and Mrs. George Churchill were honored for a top joint act. Refreshments and club activities followed including new members admitted and upcoming events announced.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Harriette Ann Gearing
Lena D. Donnell
Ella J. Douglas
Roscoe C. McFadden
Roscoe P. McFadden
Williams Whitney
William R. Freeman
David S. Cogan
Charles R. Farnham
Minnie A. White
George A. Churchill
Elizabeth E. Dunbar
Farnham
Emma E. Walker
Edith F. Wheeler
Edward A. Rowe
State Department of Home Economics
Bessie M. Hunt
Marjorie H. Dearborn
H. Benjamin Duce
Jennie F. Perkins
Reginald Stacy
Willam R. Freeman
Frederick W. Humphreys
Mary Louise Lord
Addie D. Palmer
Rockport Postmaster Resigns. Crockett Takes Charge
L True Spear resigns as Rockport postmaster during his second year of a third term. George E Crockett, his longtime assistant since summer, assumes control of the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. True Spear
Rockport
George E. Crockett
Farm Bureau members rise in several Maine counties
The Maine Farm Bureau Federation reports Aroostook and Piscataquis counties tied for first in membership gains with Penobscot county topping Oxford for third. Statewide membership reached 11 522, up 1 155 from 1933 and 2 300 above last year’s comparable date.
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Aroostook
Piscataquis
Maine Farm Bureau Federation
George E. Lord
Augusta
Penobscot County
Oxford County
Aroostook County
George Findlen
Fort Fairfield
Joe Hussey
Houston
Hussey
Piscataquis County
Frank Merrill
Merrill
Eva Burgess
Guilford
Anot
Androscoggin
Sagadahoc
Oxford
Penobscot
Somerset
Waldo
Washington
York
Stage Frights Presents The Celebrity at Penobscot Valley Club
The Stage Frights of the Penobscot Valley Country Club stage a three act comedy The Celebrity by Jerome K Jerome on Saturday December 9 under the personal direction of Mrs Marian Sawyer This is the club's first production of the season under her guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penobscot Valley Country Club
Jerome K. Jerome
Marian Sawyer
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Skowhegan
Nellie C. Corey
Jennie Broderick
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Levi
Mary Robinson
O. P. Galusha
Frank Corey
A. B. Kelley
East Gardner
Baptist Vestry
Leroy Cleveland
Hattie Purinton
Mayford Morris
D. S. White
Brunswick Road
White
Bessie Lutz
Old Orchard
Oscar Murray
Whitman
White Home
Murray
Alfred Tarr
Gloucester
C. H. Cobb
Fred S Curtis E
Thomas R
R. Bath
Mrs. Leroy F. Colby
Mrs. Morton Young
Margaret Ruggles
Thomaston
Friendly Club
Federated Church
Veterans’ Association
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
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Lewiston
Petropoulos
Lincoln Street
Paul Cyr
Seboomook
Mr. Cyr
Beacon Street
Beacon Hill
State House
Oxtred