Richmond Bride Is Wed In Seeker Church Ceremony
Leona Rich Miss Leona Cole daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Glastonbury Conn and Augusta George Huntington Richmond wed Nov 16 at Seekers First Church Christ Rev Allen S Lehan presided The bride wore a gown with bodice sheer yoke long sleeves and tiered skirt The maid of honor wore blue satin The bridesmaids wore pink gowns The best man was Horace Huntington Ushers were Thomas Cole and Robert Eaten A reception followed at Willis Community Hall The bride formerly studied at Cony High School and Richmond High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona
May Cole
Dave
Willard
Glantonbury
Conn
Augusta
George Eet
Untington
Richmond
Romana Huntington
Ted
Seekers First Church
Christ
Allen S. Lehan
Lucille Bell
New Britain
Colin
Emily, Sklorsky
Colchester
Annie Polinick
Glastonbury
Horace Hunting‘ton
Thomas Cole
Robert Eaten
Maid of Honor
Louisetta
Willis
Cony High School
Eelvision
Richmond High School
Wedding Postponed And Local Social Notes In Town
A wedding procession and reception are described with attendees and outfits, followed by detailed social and fraternal notices. Activities include Juvenile Grange elections, meetings of Emerson Lane Post and auxiliary, and visits by officials from nearby Granges. Local residents and couples are listed among attendees and guests.
Local Notes From Portland And Nearby Towns
Sunday worship at the Methodist church. Miss Lillian Dunham of Portland sold her Front street house and visits Mr and Mrs Frank Preble. Charles Trott back from Richmond High School graduation and Army enlistment visiting his parents on Church street. Almon Farley admitted to Maine General Hospital. Ralph Strout, a high school freshman, shot a 125 pound doe near Umberhind’s Reed road last week. Mrs J Norris Sidelinger returns from York Beach visit. Clifton M Toothaker Sr funeral held with Rev David R Hickland officiating. Burial at Litchfield Plains cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Lillian Dunham
Portland
Front Street
Frank Preble
Charles Trott
Richmond High School
Walter Trott
Church Street
Almon Farley
Maine General Hospital
Ralph Strout
Umberhind’s
Reed Road
Clifton M. Toothaker
T Road
David R. Hickland
Highland Avenue
Good Neighbor Club
Laurence Bailey
Bath
William Marr
Andrew Rowe
Vernal Chaney
Maynard Thibodeau
Hunt
William Jones
Harbor View House
Doe
Little
Edward Carr
North End
Fred Eliot
Hallowell
Herman Pierce
Randolph
Francis
Russell Pinkham
Kittery
Ellsworth Pinkham
Mary Louise
Barbara
Jeanette Pinkham
Charlotte Gray
North Yarouth Academy
Victor Pinkham
B.I.W
Gordon Easton
Larry
Rodney
Lethbridge
Alberta
Canada
Edith McMahan
North Yarmouth Academy
Donald Stevens
Farber Davis
Walter
New Harbor
A. G. Pierce
Walter Savage
P. B. Savage
Beulah Miller
Ora Parks
Roland Oliver
Vernon Gray
Five Islands
Maine
Albert Hedderman
Miah Falvey
John Ward
Edward Bell
John McCarthy
Charles Murphy
Boston English High School
Nat Hasenius
Seguinland
Boston College Alumni Association
Boston College Preparatory School Alumni Association
Georgetown
R. Gaynor Wellings
Lincoln Campbell
Nat Hasenfus
Nat
Technical High
Stratford Secretarial School
South Boston
Frank Creedon
Kathleen
Washington
Pheasants by the Hundreds from Holly Farm
The Railway Express through Bath now carries about 1100 pheasants from the Holly farm at Pemaquid owned by Milton S. Kimball of Augusta. The birds, mostly pairs, are raised in large wire pens and fed carefully. An owl attacked this year, killing a few young birds, but most survived as shipments begin this week with the rest due at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Pemaquid
Milton S. Kimball
Augusta
John’s Bay
Damariscotta
Residents Visit Ports mouth Friends From Lincoln And Chestnut
Mr and Mrs Percy Miller of Lincoln street and Mr and Mrs John Sylvester of Chestnut street spent Sunday in Portsmouth New Hampshire as guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Sylvester and Frank Sylvester Sr of Bath. Frank Sylvester Sr recently discharged after nearly three months as a patient at Portsmouth hospital and is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Miller
Lincoln Street
John Sylvester
Chestnut Street
Portsmouth
N. H
Frank Sylvester
Bath
Death of Mrs Mina Steadman Clarke in Sharon
Local friends mourn the death on November 16 of Mrs Mina Steadman Clarke widow of Clarke of Georgetown Falls Vermont. Born in Moncton New Brunswick she lived with daughter Miss Marion Clarke and others in Sharon and Georgetown. Private services were held at Forest Hills crematory Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Steadman Clarke
Sharon
Clarke
Itome Falls
Clark
Moncton
N. B
J. A
Maria Steadman
Georgetown
Sir- Coronet Bi
Rence
Marion Clarke
Meee, Smith
Newport
Rother
Prescott Lenanas
Josepine Steadman
Denver
Colo
Forest Hills Crematory
Boston
Roland Peterson
First Selectman
Alfred Rowe
State Department of Education
Augusta
New City
League
Belle Heald
Harry Heald
Robinheod Tearoom
Thomas N. Williams
West Georgetown
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
Mass
Howard M. Trafton
Frank Heald
Howard G. Heald
Sadie Drake
Thaving
Rt Jones
Bath
Wellesley
Ten Acre School
Clarence B. Hill
Hill
Charles T. Clarke
Mirs
Mae Hagan
Harry Carlisle
Henry Tarbox
Veterans’ Hospital
Togus
John Lee
Jack Lee
Ray Dunkling
Wiscasset Road
Ralph Davis
Ferris Leonard
Robinhood
MacMahan
MacMahan Road
Maurice Burns
Walter Powers
Mr. Powers
Vincent MacMahan
Roy Clarke
Seguinland
Willard Dalrymple
Sidney Dalrymple
Lottie Spencer
Robinhood Colony
Sasanoa
J. Clifton Little
Woonsocket
R. I
Bath area social and church notices fill community page
The Bath area and nearby towns report busy social events. Members of the Good Neighbor club attend a meeting hosted by Mrs. Laurence Bailey in Bath, with plans for future gatherings and a hostess party.
Bath Coast Shoppers Hear Lobster Clam Sale Plan
H A Spinney lists live lobsters and clams for sale in Bay Point as residents share visits at Bath Memorial Hospital with Waterville guest Edna M Cool 1. Clyde T Whittaker and Mildred A Peron obits returns sent to Arrowsic Bath and Georgetown. Weather mild with frost nips but flowers like dandelions and buttercups picked Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skanne Ee Eee
Bath Memorial Hospital
Waterville
Edna M. Cool
Sumner Mavns
Cecil
Bath
Ralph Wright, Jr
Clyde T. Whittaker
Mildred A. Peron
Arrowsic
Georgetown
Obituary: Mrs Albertine Knight Dies at 84 in Hyannis
Westport resident Mrs Albertine Knight 84 wife of Jonas Knight died Sunday at her son Melvin Knight s home in Hyannis where the couple spent winters for years. Born June 30 1862 she helped run a summer hotel on Westport Island gaining local prominence. She is survived by her husband son and two nephews Burnham Knight Amos Knight. Funeral is Wednesday at 1 PM at the late Westport home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Jonas
Knight
Albertine
Melvin Knight
Hyannis
Eee
Rial
Mary Plummer Colby
Melvin
Burnham Knight
Oliver Street
Bath
Amos Knight
Alf
Veteran Crosman’s Market clerk Ernest L Stinson dies
Ernest Linwood Stinson born May 2, 1874 in this city died at Memorial hospital last week. He worked over 50 years at Crosman’s Market South End and served as first clerk of Volunteer Hose Company No 1 since its 1889 founding. Survived by brother Frank Stinson of Bath and sister Mrs George Lord of East Weymouth Mass plus several cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosman’s Market
Ernest Linwood Stinson
Memorial Hospital
John
Sarah Morse Stinson
South End
Frank Stinson
Bath
George Lord
East Weymouth
Mass
Mrs Harriett I Ayer Dies After Illness At Bath Home
Mrs Harriett I Ayer died at her Bath residence 52 Winship Street early Friday after a long illness. Born December 11, 1875 in Nova Scotia, she was daughter of David and Louisa Armstrong. She leaves husband William Ayer and children Arthur Brenton and Walter Ayer, plus daughters Mrs Asa Morrison and Mrs Alex Robinson. Also four sisters, two brothers, 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. She was a member of the Episcopal church and the Woman's Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett I. Ayer
Winship Street
Nova Scotia
David
Louisa Armstrong
William Ayer
Arthur
Brenton Ayer
Bath
Walter Ayer
Randolph
Asa Morrison
Natick
Mass
Alex Robinson
Florence Staples
Madge Lowery
New York City
Philip Duffy
Hollywood
Fifa
Pearl Barter
Clifford
Owen Armstrong
Episcopal Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Miss Emma Hooper Dies at 78 in Marblehead
Emma Hooper, longtime resident of Front Street, died aged 78 after a life of hospitality and service. She worked as a bookkeeper at Walter S. Russell’s market, later cared for relatives, supported Winter Street Church, the Red Cross in both World Wars, and remained a steadfast member of Marblehead’s social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercial Street
Walter S. Russell
Front Street
John Best
Denver
Colo
Miss Hooper
Denever
Capt
United States
Canada
Capt. Best
Mooze Island
Hooper
Martha
Realist
Chase
The
Simoniversalists
Winter Street
Red Cross
Hoopers
Marblehead
Stinson Funeral Service Names Bearers
Funeral notice lists Rudolph McRae Joseph W Charles Coombs and V Chase as pallbearers for E. L. Stinson with service details unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph McRae
Joseph W. Charles Coombs
V. Chase
Funeral for Mrs Harriet I Ayer Held at Mayo Residence
The funeral of Mrs Harriet I Ayer took place Sunday afternoon at two at the Mayo Funeral residence. Rev Charles Ne Tubbs officiated. Grandsons William Gilman Paul Cox and James Ayer served as pallbearers. Burial was in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet I. Ayer
Mayo
Charles Ne Tubbs
Ayer
William Gilman
Paul Cox
James Ayer
Oak Grove
Crooker Returns to Hovey’s Boston Training Dept
Miss Paren Crooker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Crooker of High Street, who served with the WACs in the war, has resumed duties at Hovey's in Boston where she works in the training department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paren Crooker
Herman Crooker
High Street
WACS
Hovey’s
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Les District
Bath Lodge
West
John McComb
Sanford
Eeese
Melrose
Waldo Marshall
Oweram M. Jewett
Joseph Brown
McComb
Joseph Mullaney
Joseph O’brien
John EB. McCole
Fred Sutherland
James McVicar
Albert C. Berry
A. Waldron
Allen L. Garwood
E. R
Pittsburgh
BE. T. Colley
Ig Hada
Rockland
Thomas Cummings
Rob Brewer
John H. Nugent
Harold P. E. Ripoke Cormier
John P. C. G
John P. C. G. E. R., Maine, West; Lancelot H. Cooper
Harry W. Thebeau
Harry A. Mapes
John G. Smith
Seth Snipe
Timothy Wagner
Tyler
Ei Edward J. McMann
Rydheid
Deceais
Nathaniel Foilpatrick
Rae Gilpatrick
Eeaeuglass
Miss Peary
Sadie Eaton
Alice Gilpatrick
Earl Cronk
John Pinkham
Philip Densmore
Chester Foster
Henry Plouff
Leslie Roberts
Edward Coughlin
Walter Anderson
Dorothy Roberts
Dorothy Patten
Janet Sideer
Joyce
Elaine Gilpatric
Norris Sidelinger
Wesley Webber
Gilman
Charles Hinkley
Turor
Patricia McDecmott
Emeline Hinkley
Leonard Robinson
M See Hen
Sarah Cretary
Mary Muise
Warea Norene White
Pomona
Flora
Jean Macnee
Donald Foss
Ann Hodgkins
Dora Marriner
State Grange
Lewiston
Enterprise Grange
Dorothy Jones
de Hinkley
Fovtton
Freda Sullivan
Progressive Grange
Emerson Lane Post
American Legion
Legion
Hea
Emerson Lane
American Legion Auxiliary
Glenna Curtis
Carolyn Hodgkins
Roxanna Curtis
Priscilla
Wheeler
Jéan
Theodore Young
Walter Pickett
Raymond Bechard
Horace Hinkley
Larry Roatington
Victor Gonier
Garry
Jageik Philip Holman
Joseph Tripp
Clifton Cook
Norman Gonier
Melvin Hinkley
Bertie Milliken
Douglass Harrington
Allerry Club
Emerson
Dee
Enterprise Orange Ladies Air
G. C. Marriner
J. W. Randlette
Clarence Dunbar
James Meserve
Helen Bishop
Council
Eveane
Dirigo Grange
Brunswick
Pomona Arm
G. C. Dora Marriner
William Sullivan, Jr
Harold Jones
Joseph W. Randlette
Clinton Hinkley
Dana Hi Ins
Alfred Niles
Adahoc Grange
Bowdoin
Belle Call
Fern Perry
Pearl Perry
Grace Dickinson
Ian Guiou
Daisy Oes
Clarence Morrill
Milton
Clarence A. Morrill
New England Deaconess Hospital
G. Cleveland Marriner
Morrill
Sto
Sree
Rawasa
Ee Mower
EWI Marine Oas Amin
Chicago
Freamann
Southworth
Taworth
Mouthwest
Mall Chsin
Beughues Spreade
Bodien Balderse
Howtt Moss and
Beltieg
Tracksee Trasceretora
Southworth Machine CO
H. A. Spinney
Ernest L. Stinson
Mrs. Harriett I Ayer
Emma
E. L. Stinson
Marius H. Page
North Street
Kennebec Tel
Fred S. Curtis & Co
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