Ladies Farm Bureau meeting and community notices in Richmond Corner
Twenty ladies attended a full day Ladies Farm Bureau session at Progressive Grange hall Richmond Corner with a noon dinner served by Mrs. Annabell White and Mrs. Lucy Tarr. Various local society items follow including Royal Arch degrees, Beulah Rebekah events, Junior Citizens club activities, student volunteers, and military family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Farm Bureau
Progressive Grange Hall
Richmond Corner
Annabell White
Lucy Tarr
Marjorie Lamoreau
Royal Arch
Emeth
Masonic Hall
Annette Harford
Constance Guiou
Alice Foss
Patricia Hurley
Robert Silver
Leo Lachance
Russell Ring
Roger Emmons
Millard
Redion Holman
Vincent Marchee
Herbert Siegars
Vincent Marchese
Redlon Holman
Sagadahoc Council Elects Six Members
Sagadahoc Council of Knights of Columbus selected six new members Sunday afternoon during the regular business session. John Mulcahy announced plans for a comedy program and dance, with date to be announced. Grand Knight Alex Burgess named committee chairs for September to November and a Christmas party for St Mary Parish children. The council agreed to enter a basketball team in a BSW league, plus bowling at Arcade Alleys and weekly card parties, with a winter program in mind. Mrs. Annie Sunday of Bluff Road has returned from a month-long hospital stay in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Knights of Columbus
John Mulcahy
Alex Burgess
St. Mary 3
BSW Athletic Association
Local Residents and Winter Happenings in West Dresden
Mrs Augustus Good travels to Bath to work with Tevind catenin eee Richard Robbins and wife relocate to West Dresden in a home known as the old Houdlette. Oscar Bailey shot a sizable deer. Mrs Joseph Houdlette moves to Somerville Mass to live with her sister during the winter. Harold Hall returns from Rhode Island for the weekend. Mrs Mary Hall and family relocate from West Dresden to Warren. Mrs Horace Gilnatrick employed in Hiallowell. husband in Alaska. Mrs Ray Perry and daughter Jan visit Mrs Jonn H. Mayers in West Dresden. Mrs Tyre Beck and Cecil travel to Boston for winter. Dr Alexander Cairns of the Methodist church delivers twelfth sermon in The Universal Christ series. Pupils collect tin for Gardiner and sale of war stamps by teachers inspires interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Good
Bath
Tevind Catenin Eee
Richard Robbins
West Dresden
Old Houdlette Oscar Bailey
Joseph Houdlette
Somerville
Mass
Frances Gifford
Harold Hall
Rhode Island
Mary Hall
Warren
Horace Gilnatrick
Hiallowell
Alaska
Ray Perry
Jan
West Dreston
Jonn H. Mayers
Tyre Beck
Wm Cecil
Boston
Alexander Cairns
Methodist Church
Christ
Jesus
South Dresden
Cairns
Russell
Gardiner
Toy Rummage Sale Planned by Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of Winter Street church met in the parlor Tuesday night to plan a baked bean supper for Saturday. Nov 20 and appoint committees including Atvrood Matter Manson Perry on the kitchen, Young Hybers on dining, Burden on publicity, and a forthcoming toy rummage sale to aid Bath children. Weary notes mention Red Cross kit bags and a Dec 8 Christmas doll table sale by the Aid, with Nov 23 hostesses Freeman Freeman Walsh Anderson. A white elephant sale earlier raised funds with Burden auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
John Atvrood
Daniel Matter
Robert P_. Manson
Frank Perry
John Sylvester
Morton Young
Ruth Hybers
Ralph O. Burden
Red Cross
Bath
Ernest Freeman
Emery Freeman
Charles Walsh
Mary Anderson
Treasury
Russell Colby
Joseph O. Purdue
Fire at 83 South Street. Alden Anderson Rescues Family
A 1.25am still alarm sent Engine 4 to a first floor blaze at 83 South Street inside Alden H. Anderson's apartment. Anderson woke to flames, saved his wife and daughter, then returned to rescue the family dog and suffered burns to both hands. The fire, confined to the bedroom, damaged a wall and doors. second floor occupants Lieut. E. R. Childs and family nearby. The house belongs to the heirs of Aline. Booster tank supplied Engine 4 and the all-out sounded at 2.10am. Mrs. Beatrice McIntosh is visiting Mrs. LeForrest Coombs and left for Providence, R I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Street
Alden H. Anderson
Common Council
Richard Frates
E. R. Childs
Georgetown Grade 6 Students and Local News Highlights
Betty Rittall Clayton Heald Betty Carr Leona Tib betts Jeanette Pickham Eu gene Reynolds are listed among Georgetown grade 6 pupils. The primary school will reopen Monday after a one week closure. The Working League met Tuesday at Mrs Ernest Heal’s home. attendance was low due to rain. Several social items note birthdays parties and visits among residents including Mr Hunt Mrs Cunningham and Mrs Powers. Local residents Hubert Hunt Miss Marjorie MacNinch Mr Ninch and others attend gatherings. hunting trips and travel to Boston Waterville Bangor California are mentioned along with a wedding and a hunting buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Rittall
Clayton Heald
Betty Carr
Leona Tibbetts
Jeanette Pickham
Eugene Reynolds
Working League
Ernest Heal
Herbert Hunt
Hunt
A S Cunningham
Walter Powers
Clarence Coley
Woodrow Gray
Harold Hunt
Marjorie
Ninch
A. S. Cunningham
Robert Frye
Bath Iron Works
Woodrow E. Gray
Bath Memorial Hospital
Aubrey Fullerton
George Jordan
Waterville
Marjorie MacNinch
Fullerton
Albert Humphrey
Roscoe Todd
Brooks Crosby
Jim Hobart
Boston
Howard Trafton
Bath
Charles Farrow
Dorothy
Carol
Dorothy Farrow
California
Marvin Burke
James Oliver
John Gordon
Bangor
Olson
Ingrid Olson
Gerald Beyea
Garland
J. A. Beyea
Addie Moulton
Pauline Burgess
Jimmy Carey
Mr. Carey
Fort Devens
William Stacey
Five Island
Hazel Barter
Clarence Oliver
Ernest Heat
William Todd
Joseph Higgins
Men and Missions Sunday observed with global relief emphasis
Rev. C B Oliver of Bath cites missions as crucial despite wartime strain noting hundreds of thousands of dollars flow to aid orphaned missions worldwide. Bath joins 3000 cities in observing Men and Missions Sunday with services in military units and churches worldwide. The piece cites wartime awareness of suffering and recalls sailors aided by foreign peoples, plus local biographical notes on Albert Winslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Oliver
Layments Missionary Movement
Bath
Men and Missions
Bath Ministers Association
United States
Canada
Mr. Oliver
Christian Church
Pacific
Brunswick man arrested in armed robbery case
Edmund Robinson Jr was captured by Bath and State Police in Hyde Park Terrace and turned over to Brunswick officers. He faces charges for entering Lacharite grocery store on Pleasant Street Oct 16 with a rifle and stealing about 250 dollars, and was bound over to Superior Court with $2000 sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po- Lce
Edmund Robinson, Jr
Brunswick Police
Bath
State
Robinson
Brunswick
Brunswick Municipal Court
Central Avenue
Hyde Park Terrace
Joseph Thibodeau
Harry L. Thompson
Francis W. Powers
Thibodeau
Waterville
Pleasant Street
Rifle Point
Bath Box Co
Lewiston
Cumberland County
Theta Chapter Meets Tuesday Evening
Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday evening with Mrs Burt Osgood at her parents home on Winter Street. Mrs Horace Herrick spoke on Poetry and read poems, followed by mixed entertainment including songs and a choir. Plans were made for a public baked bean supper at Central Station Saturday. sewing and craft work filled the rest of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.carel Stevens
Roberta Hathorne
Vanuna Mia Donald
Katherine Lagard
Central Entineh Pes House
Leonard F Wetherbee i
Steven
Carol Stevers
Helen Hayes
Albert Coomb
John M Conley, Jr
Mary Cotrol
Shipyard workers attend on the job church service at East Coast yard
More than 3,000 shipyard workers at New England Shipbuilding Corp in South Portland attended a Sunday on the job Mass led by Rev. Daniel J. Dwyer S J for Catholic workers in the West area and Protestant services led by Rev. G Melbourne Jones defense chaplain of the Episcopal diocese of Maine in the East area marking a schedule of regular religious services at the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Shipbuilding Corp
South Portland
Daniel J. Dwyer
S. J
G. Melbourne Jones
Episcopal Diocese of
Maine
Five Islands births and community notices in Eliot area
The paper lists a November 3 birth in Portsmouth of Susan Olive Chaney to Vernal A Chaney and Hope Rowe now of Bath and Five Island, plus a November 6 birth of Woodrow E Gray Jr in Bath Memorial hospital. It notes Good Neighbor club quilt sale at Library Hall 2 30 to 3 30 Saturday, and other local social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal A. Chaney
Eliot
Susan Olive
Portsmouth Hospital
Woodrow E. Jr
Bath Memorial Hospital
Good Neighbor Club
Lermond Davis
Five Islands School
Richard Campl
Cleon Pinkham
Beverley Ritiall
Marlene Pinkham
Narvie Stevens
Clayton Hanna
Chester MacMahan
Orville Rowe
Library Association
Isabel Stevens
Sagadahoc Probate Court session lists numerous estates
The first November Sagadahoc Probate Court session, led by Judge Arthur J. Dunton, filed and granted administrations on many estates including Keyes of Phippsburg and Bath titleholders, listed inventories and accounts, bonds approved, and notices of license to sell real estate. Also notes workers and a hunting trip in Northern Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Arthur J. Dunton
Annie P Keyes
Walter A. Keyes
Phippsburg
John A. L. MacLellan
Bath
Marguerite M. Lemont
Edward A. Footer
Harriet L. Mitchell
Marian M. Fields
Rockland
Arlene HH. Davis
William F. Skelton
Richmond
Dorothy M Young
Admx
Randall S. Warren
Bowdeinham
Edwin W Warren
Joanna M. Hodgkins
Charlotte C. Owen
Ralph E. Sanborn
Martha F. Sanborn
Everett C. Lewis
Maude B. Lewis
Topsham
W. Earl Webster
William E. Webster
West Bath
Alice T. Burke
Admr
Louis F. Bartols
Warren FE. Kershner
Ethel B. Kershner
George W. Wilson, Jr
George W. Wilson
Annie Skaling
Elsie C. Collins
Arthur W. Bent
Helen M. Coan
Hannah Roach
Sadie M. McGinn
Athalie M. Allen
Grace D. Smith
Minnie L. Waldron
Levi D. Spinney
Mary A. Spinney
Horace E. Savage
Guardian
Raymond H. Ayer
Als
Bowdoinham
Inez Savoie
Marie la Blanc
Alana C. Field
William N. Field
Russell I. Sprague
Victor E Sprague
John W. Sonia
John E. Sonia
Marilla V. Williams
Adelbert F. Williams
Emma P. Williams
Zephie B. Lowell
Ida May Beals
Woolwich
Rebecca B. Minott
Ada Catherine Minott
Db.n
Charles V Minott
Phippsaburg
Frank W Brackett
Elizabeth BP. Haynes
Richmone
Charles H More
Emma S. Morse
Mary C. Fossett
Aumie MM
Harlon M. Fossett
Georgetown Bonds
Arlene H Davis
Paul L. Davis
George S. Higgins
Etta M. Shaw
Solar Lodge inspection at Temple with Paul Powers officiating
A Monday evening annual inspection of Solar Lodge F and A M was held at the Temple. District Deputy Grand Master Paul Powers of Freeport officiated and a banquet preceded the meeting at 640. The Master Mason degree was exemplified with strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solar Lodge
Paul Powers
Freeport
Socials Link Names in Maine Towns on Crawford Drive
Mrs Carl Piper of South Thomaston Miss Estelle Mece Callen of Limestone Mrs Harold Findlen of Providence R 1 Mr and Mrs Cecil Lawrence of Lincoln NH Mrs Earl Allen of Bath and Mrs V H Towers Jr Crawford drive for a short time Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Piper
South Thomaston
Estelle Mece- Callen
Limestone
Harold Findlen
Providence
Cecil Lawrence
Lincoln
N. H
Earl Allen
Bath
V. H. Towers, Jr
Crawford Drive
Obituary for Bates E. Stover of Monmouth
Bates E. Stover 62 of the old Brunswick road died suddenly at his home Saturday noon after a year of declining health. Born in Monmouth to Eben and Jane Stover, he was a former Star Route carrier to Popham Beach who recently sublet his contract. A Mason of Litchfield lodge and First Baptist Church attendee, he is survived by his wife four daughters Marjorie V. Stover of Portsmouth Rose mond McGuiggan Gloria and Carol A. Stover and four sons Courtney E. of West Bath Frances W. in the U S Air Force Miami Fla Carleton F. of this city. Services were at Mayo Funeral Residence Monday at two officiated by Rev. Charles R. Sims. Burial in Ridge Cemetery Monmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates E. Stover
Old Brunswick Road
Miami
Fla
Carleton F
Mayo
High Street
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Ridge Cemetery
Monmouth
Death of Howard Hawley Shock Hits Auburn Family
Howard Hawley of Auburn native of Bath died suddenly while visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Bruce H M White in Tops ham. He was born in Bath son of the late Capt James W Hawley and Mrs Hawley. He attended Bath schools and Morse High class of 1911. He married Mary Mussenden and worked for Grange Insurance Co Lewiston. Survived by wife daughter Mary Patten Hawley sister Mrs Fred McHugh brothers Warren F Hawley and Edward Hawley. His sudden death was a distinct shock to family at Western Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
New York City
Mr. Hawley
Hawley
Western Avenue
Mrs Phyllis Richardson Morse Dies in New York
Funeral services were held at Pauls Episcopal church in Brunswick for Mrs. Phyllis Richardson Morse 29 wife of Ensign Robert S Morse U S N R who died Monday evening at Saranac Lake New York She daughter of Dr and Mrs Earle Richardson of Brunswick born in Portland a Brunswick high school Oak Grove seminary and Miss Wheelocks School Boston graduate taught in Turner Bath and Rivers School Brookline Mass married June 30 1937 at St Pauls Brunswick Ensign Morse attached to a naval vessel of the Pacific Fleet she burial Lisbon Falls family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Bertha LeBaron
Brooklyn
N. Y
Seaman LeBaron
Sicily
Salerno Bay
Italy
Corp
Chester Curtis
Melvin Curtis
Rachel Strout
Fred Strout
Baptist Parsonage
Roberts
William Houghins
Mr. Brann
Farrington
Portland
Ernest
Mary Jones Brann
Gardiner
Hazel Pinkham Brann
Helen Coates
Donald Brann
Pittsburgh
Richmond Cemetery
Paul's Episcopal Church
Brunswick
Phyllis Richardson Morse
Robert S. Morse
U.S.N.R
Saranac Lake
Morse
Earle Richardson
Brunswick High School
Oak Grove Seminary
Brookline
Mass
Mr. Morse
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Ensign Morse
Lisbon Falls
Desper W Oliver Dies in Boothbay Harbor
Desper W Oliver formerly of Bath died Tuesday last in Boothbay Harbor after a career in Bath St Petersburg and Boothbay Harbor He leaves a son Newbury Oliver of Portland a daughter Mrs Samuel Stokes of Haverhill Mass two sisters Mrs George M Duley Bath and Mrs Alpheus Purington Traver hall Also once ran a Front street Bath dish market and later a large bakery business in St Petersburg Florida He then settled in Boothbay Harbor where he operated a bakery and restaurant business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Harbor
Desper W. Oliver
Bath
Newbury Oliver
Portland
Samuel Stokes
Haverhill
Mass
George M Duley
Winter Street
Alpheus Purington
Traverhall
Liver
Notin Miurs
Front Street
Summer
St. Petersburg
Fla Row
Mrs David McKellar and Mrs Thebeau Return from Boston
Mrs David McKellar and Mrs Harry Thebeau of High street have returned from Boston. The brief note records their return and residency, with no additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McKellar
Harry ‘Thebeau
High Street
Boston
Death of Thomas J. Malia in Portland Maine General Hospital
Thomas J. Malia of Bath died Tuesday morning at Maine General Hospital in Portland after hospitalization since September 16. Born June 14, 1885, in Bath, he was a welder at Bath Iron Works and later at Harding Fabrication Plant. He was a member of St Marys Catholic Church and Sagadahoc Council Knights of Columbus. Survived by two brothers John and Frank, three sisters Mrs. Curran Mrs. Long and Mary, plus several nieces and nephews. His sister Mrs Curran was en route to Portland when he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Malia
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Michael
Sarah
Miles) Malia
Bath
Bath Iron Works
Hardings
Malia
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Sagadahoc
Victor H Towers Dies at 81 in Bath Village
Victor H Towers 81 died at his home on 12's Pearl street last Wednesday. Born in St Stevens New Brunswick he was a retired plumber and member of St Mary's church. He is survived by his wife Susie M Towers a son William L of Bath a sister Mrs Susie Little and two nephews Allen and Cecile Towers of Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. Towers
Pearl Street
St. Stevens
N. B
Robert and
Isabelle B Towers
St. Mary's Church
Susie M. Towers
William L
Bath
Susie Little
Allen and
Cecile Towers
Lincoln
Mrs Susie F Garrison Dies After Ill Health
Mrs Susie F Garrison 79 wife of Richard R Garrison died Wednesday noon at home 7 Summer street court after long illness Survived by her husband one sister Mrs Lillian Fuller of Rockland and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be Friday at 2 from the Mayo Funeral Residence 819 High street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie F. Garrison
Richard R. Garrison
Summer Street Court
Lillian Fuller
Rockland
Mayo
High Street
Funeral for Bates Stover Held in City
Funeral services were conducted from noon to two o'clock with Rev. Charles R. Sims of the First Baptist church officiating. Bearers were Charles B. Doyle Raymond W. Farley Edward McGuiggam and Bruce Allen. Interment followed in the family lot at Ridge cemetery in Monmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Stover
Mayo
High Street
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Charles B. Doyle
Raymond W. Farley
Edward McGuiggam
Bruce Allen
Ridge Cemetery
Monmouth
Hawley Funeral Held at Grace Episcopal Church
Howard B. Hawley was laid to rest Saturday afternoon at two in Grace Episcopal church with Rev. Charles Myron Tubbs officiating. Bearers included Bruce H. M. White Frank Kelley Fred Lord Harry Patten Dunlap Hatch and Dwight Pierce. burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard B. Hawley
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles Myron Tubbs
Bruce H. M. White
Frank Kelley
Fred Lord
Harry Patten
Dunlap Hatch
Dwight Pierce
Oak Grove Cemetery
Tow ers Funeral Service At St Marys Church
The funeral of Victor H. Towers of 12 Pearl Street was Saturday morning at eight from St. Marys church with Rev Father John Cummings officiating. Bearers were Earl H. Allen Alphonse Hechy Fred B. Rand and William Potter, burial in Calvary Cemetery family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. Towers
Pearl Street
St. Mary's Church
John Cummings
Earl H. Allen
Alphonse Hechy
Fred B. Rand
William Potter
Calvary Ceme- Tpn
Funeral services for Thomas J. Malia at St Marys
Funeral services for the late Thomas J. Malia will be Friday morning at eight at St. Marys church. Friends may call at his home 12 Libby Court until time of the service. The notice also mentions a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Duncan H. Farrell and Mrs. Linwood Abbott with prizes won by Mrs. Raleigh Glynn and Miss Ruth Roche among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Malia
St. Mary's Church
Libby Court
Duncan H. Farrell
Linwood Abbott
Farrell
Winnegance
Raleigh Glynn
Ruth Roche
Henry D. Small
John Hayes
Helen Hayes
Enid Sawyer
Catherine Leonard
George Barker
Elvanetta Newton
Clinton Owen
Sylvester Couple Vacation Travel Plans Posted
Mr and Mrs Frank Sylvester of Kittery are enjoying a vacation with Mrs Sylvester visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Lemont at 210 Washington Street. She has been a guest in Portland with cousin Mrs Linwood Gammon nee Evelyn Welch. She will return Friday and be joined by Mr Sylvester for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sylvester
Kittery
Sylvester
Frank Lemont
Washington Street
Portland
Linwood Gammon
Evelyn Welch
Mr. Sylvester
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Annie Sunday
Bluff Road
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Fire Department
Beatrice McIntosh
LeForrest Coombs
Cherry Street
R_ I
Georgetown
Chester B. Oliver
Albert Winslow
Knox County Register of Deeds
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
American Express Co
Frank A Winslow
Rockland Courier-Gazette
Theta Chapter
Horace Herrick
LH. Rowe
Waltham, Mass
Francis Bacon
Roy Crandell
Jacob Kunz
Washington, D. C
Frances Aderton
Francis Bacon and
Leon Williams
Waltham
L. H. Rowe
Marion Stevens
Clarence McLaughlin
Earland Thebedeau
Seguinland
North Carolina
Pvt
Thebedeau
Rev
Berea
George Gray
Frank MacMahan
Richard Bowman
Skowhegan
John Huskins
Mark Porter
Lock’s Mills
O. F. Rowe
J. G. Stevens
Paul Thompson
Mr. Stevens
Portland Hospital
Clifford Landry
Roy Shackford
John Greene, Jr
Walter Savane
Sav Gates
Philip Campbell
Central Maine
Fairfield
Everett
W. Haines
Sinhead
Te Air Force
Yuna
Arizona
Los Angeles
New York
Nice
Robert Haines
Waltram Mass
Geurnke EO
St. Hames
Lillian Edorse
del Rio
Texas
Ralph FE
Hutstat
Jeff Robinhood
Mr Hatstat
Betlic
Marion Rafnell
Clarice Prince
Donald
Chestnut Street
Sylvester, Jr
William Hinds
Vant Nony
Star Route
Howard Hawley
Desper
W. Oliver
H. B. Hawley
W. H. Towers
T. J. Malia
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
Washington St