Richmond Resident 81 Dies After Brief Illness
Richmond born Banks W Ridley 81 died Sunday at Otis Gray's home where he had lived five weeks. He had been ill one day and was a Mason with Litchfield lodge. Funeral service at Litchfield Plain church with a Masonic rite. Survived by a sister Mary Riley and several nieces and nephews. Burial at Evergreen cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks W. Ridley
Otis Gray
Mr. Ridley
Richmond
Jerome and
Mary Davis Ridley
Litchfield
Mornin Starlodge, F. & A.M
Mary Riley
Richmond Corner
Litchfield’s Plain
Herman Olsen
Edward W. Hall
Cedar Grove
Laura Sulphén
Harold Rollins
River Road
Herbert Stewart
Falmouth
Martha Lancaster
Gardiner
Harold Lancaster
Brunswick Road
Kenneth Sedgley
Young's Spa
Clarence Lang
Shirley
Auburn
Lang
Eustis
Percy Corthreau
Bridgton
Frank Lint
George Coughlin
Norman Stewart
Middle Dam
Mary Eva Webber
Chauncey B. Webber
Melinda Rest
Mrs. Webber
Rockland
Thomas W
Margaret Robinson Johnson
The
Baptist Church
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Walter Baker
South Portland
Hilda Baker
Helen Bartlett
Roberts Funeral
C. H. Bryant
Franz Hutchins
Joseph Bragg
Harry Whitney
James Meserve
Evergreen Cemetery
Fred Rowe
Portland
George Shaw
Alvah Alexander
Paul Donovan
Lewiston
Mason Carter
Woolwich
Frank Reynolds
Wilbur Gowell
St. Petersburg
Fla
Everett Pollard
California
Nettie Leavitt
Solon
Mark Pollard
Leon Shepard
Genesta
Bath
Arthur Lovejoy
Esther Parker
Evelyn Lovejoy
State House
Town
Arthur Mansir
Boston
Charles Davis
Ellsworth Reed
Annie Stinson
Waltham
Mass
Reed
Charles Blake
Edna Lane
Willis Lane
Joseph Pray
J. Maurice Haynes
Frank M. Hovey
Etta Hutchins
Beech Street
Grace Church Young People elect officers
The Grace Church Young People’s Society met in the parish house Sunday evening and elected officers and department heads. Officers include William F. Mussenden as president and Miss Eulalia QO Brown as vice president, with others serving as secretary treasurer and department leads. A program on the great chalice of Antioch was presented by G. Baer Connard. Refreshments followed.
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Young People’s Fellowship of
Grace Church
William F. Mussenden
Eulalia QO. Brown
Netta Briggs
Stephen Johns
F. Barbara Donnell
Barbara H. Tubbs
Alonzo Curtis
Maynard Carlton
Preston Farrar
Dorothy Anlcker
Howard Holmes
Kathleen Pepper
Antioch
G. Baer Connard
Georgetown social roundup and church event notes
The column lists local visits and greetings from Georgetown and Five Islands, including Roscoe Todd and guests, Mrs Carrie Heald’s callers, and Miss Ruth Reynolds's Boston trip. It notes Thanksgiving recess for Center school, a chicken pie supper at First Baptist with proceeds for Christmas work, and various town residents’ errands, visits, and hunter success.
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Roscoe P. Todd
Melrose Highlands
Mass
H B. Crosby
James Hobart
Todd
Carrie Heald
Edgecomb
Heald
Thomas Hagan
Center School
Bertha Scott
Augusta Rowe
Bath
Walter Newdick
Five Islands
Earle Hagan
Working League
First Baptist Church
William A. Todd
Nettie Gray
Roy Newman
Belle Heald
Joseph Higgins
Emma B. Billings
Marion Hunt
Ruth Reynolds
John Thibodeau
John Blackie
B. H. Woodside
Walter Schoepfer
Roy M. Newman
Ruth Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Boston
R.v. F. W. Hovey
Georgetown
Richmond
Richmond Baptist Church
John Wilson
Hallowell
Thoma M. Hagan
Brunswick
Shursday
Woolwich
Ralph Reynolds
Joseph F. Higgins
Boothbay
William Todd
Maude Thayer
Westbrook Junior College
West Georgetown
William Collins
George Laskey
Alvah Reynolds
Henry
Taunton
Abbie Reynolds
Massachusetts
W. A. Todd
Harold J. Brown
Westport and surrounding towns show a busy visit pattern
Visitors and residents spread through Damariscotta Waldo and Bath with many trips noted. Names include Colby Hodgdon Greenleaf Jewett Richardson and Knight as well as Mrs Welch and Florence Brackley. Some travel to Wakefield Bay Bath and Wiscasset while Paul Hodgdon recovers and Melvin Knight improves.
Thanksgiving Visitors and Red Cross Class News
Mr and Mrs Benjamin A Berry of New York and family will share Thanksgiving with his sister Mrs H D Perkins in West Bath. Colby College freshman W Linwood Haynes returns home to 185 Water Street with his parents. Ex Alderman and Mrs E Mason Wright hosted weekend guests including Mrs William Smith and son Junior Mrs Annie Hackett and Jack Frances. Lewiston Auburn Red Cross starts a winter first aid class led by engineer Leon Ladd after a June class of 35 certified students. Ladd has taught several local first aid sessions and received national Red Cross service recognition.
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Grace
Evelyn Crowell
Evelyn Hanson
Auburn
Hutchinson
Lincoln Street
Harold Jack
Barbara
Bruce and
Blaine
Camden
Jack
George Shaw
Marilla Tarr
Sadie Wood
Fannie Wilson
Bath
Charles B
William Rhodes
Ruth Rhodes
N. F. Cobb
Ada Perry
Rockland
Charles H. Bowdoin
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Kelley
Pleasant View Farm
Dover- Foxcroft
Cora Conley
Mary Webber
Walter Baker
Kenneth Bartlett
da Baker
South Portland
Elizabeth Alexander
Capt
Charles Blair
Blair
Bath Memorial Hospital
Baptist Ladies Aid
Alvena Knight
Roy Gilpatrick
Roy Dickinson
Belfast
Kennebec County Vorture
Gilpatrick
Dickinson
Charles B. Day
Maine Hotel Association
Lafayette Hotel
Portland
Day
New England Council
Joseph Thurlow
Leslie Forbes
Harold Rollins
Frank Reed
Verna
M. Stanley
Odiorne
Pleasant
Esten Boardmen
Jefferson
John Parker
Ellsworth Reed
Swan Island
W. G. McKeen
The
Telephone Company
Ailine G. Smith
Lewiston
Kate Smith
Fred Meacham
Benjamin A. Berry
New York
Benjamin A. Jr
Charles
H. Dorman Perkins
West Bath
W. Linwood Haynes
Colby College
Harry L. Haynes
Water Street
William Smith and Son
Quincy
Annie Hackett
Jack Frances
Dorchester
E. Mason Wright
Lewiston-Auburn
Walter Moore
Hallowell
Boston
New York City
Garden club wins third prize in roadside beautification contest
Cosmopolitan Garden club members discussed the roadside beautification contest result with Miss Alice F. Johnson announcing the group earned third prize and a $25 award. The prize will fund wiring for a welcoming sign and lighting.
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Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Alice F. Johnson
Garden Club
Johnson
Roscoe P. McFadden
Arthur F. Mayo
Kennedy
Edmund A. Rothwell
J. R. Andrews
Irene Ingalls
Charles H. Frost
Mary E. Campbell
Ralph Waldo Emerson
David Y. Alkazin
Lincoln Sagadahoc Oil Dealers Meet in Brunswick
An executive committee of Lincoln Sagadahoc Petroleum Industries met at Hotel Eagle Brunswick with merchants and buyers including M F Rice and George Aubit. They form a unified group to influence taxation and legislation, plan monthly Brunswick meetings, and engage legislators on Maine oil industry needs.
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Lincoln-Sagadahoc Petroleum Industries Committee
Hotel Eagle
Brunswick
M. F. Rice
Shell Eastern Petroleum Products
Portland
George Aubit
Bath
Edward Sewall
the Texas Co
R. D. Barstow
Maine State Petroleum Committee
P. Y. Ilsley
American Oil Co
Lewiston
Mr. Kent
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
S. H. Kirkpatrick
A. J. Grenier
Gulf Refining Co
R. E. Nowell
F. E. Parry
Robert Larry
G. A. Brswell
James A. Clappison
Joseph B. Campbell
Mauine Petroleum Industries Committee
Iibel
Lincoln
Sagadahoc
Cumberland
York
Maine
Developing Goddard Pond for Playground and Skating
ERA project underway to convert Goddard Pond into a mixed playground and skating facility employing 18 men. Crews fill the south end for a summer playground with instructor supervision while the north end will be flooded as a rink to freeze quicker and safer for children. Officials seek a site for another rink in either the north end or central city.
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Goddard's Pond
ERA
Five Islands Grange elects officers and plans Christmas fund
At the Tuesday meeting Five Islands Grange elected Master Russell Pinkham and several officers including overseer William L Berry treasurer Mattie MacMahan secretary Fred Carr and chaplain Percy MacGilivary. Lermond Rowe was named chairman of the committee to raise funds for a children's Christmas tree. A busy program followed with music readings plays and a community wood-sawing event at the church.
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Grange
Russell Pinkham
William L. Berry
Mattie MacMahan
Fred Carr
Percy MacGillivary
Forest Hanna
Harold Pinkham
Margery Berry
Edith MacMahan
Horace Rittall
Ceres
Margaret MacMahan
Pomona
Orissa Carr
Flora
Barbara Gray
Percy Savage
Lermond Rowe
Rowe
Bath
Addie Moulton
Clyde Pinkham
Bay Point
Orville Rowe
Fred Rittall
Wonderful Value for Standard Quality Merchandise
A catalog of men’s wear featuring all wool blue reefer coats at $4.95 and $6.95, heavy wool jackets, dress pants from $1.95 to $2.95, sweaters up to $4.95, union suits and shirts, felt hats, and Endicott Johnson shoe lines with low prices. The ad emphasizes budget options across coats, sweaters, shirts, sleepwear, gloves, flannels, and footwear.
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Endicott Johnson
Winter Street Ladies Prepare for Sale
Winter Street church ladies plan a Christmas sale and supper on Wednesday December 5. Committees for fancy table food table candy books aprons and other tasks were named at a Friday meeting with 50 attendees. Supper committee members include Mrs. Clarence W. Morse and many other local helpers. Also noted were office incompatibilities for county commissioner and mayor or assessor under 1930 statutes. Mr Bailey and others have qualified for new terms starting January 1.
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Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Malcolm L. Doble
Jane Killian
Langdon T. Snipe
Alice Varney
Elwina F. Durgin
Charles C. Low
Clinton D. Wilson
Sylvester H. Rowland
Milton C. Trott
Cecil E. Paine
William Shorey
Walter H. Bowker
Harry M. Huse
Roger D. Skillings
Constance Grange
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Bailey
Percy O Johnson Leaves Times Co After 15 Years
Percy O Johnson completed duties at The Times Co after fifteen years with the firm. The editor and coworkers gathered in the newsroom to bid him farewell as he leaves for a new position in Boston. He received a leather billfold with cash as a parting gift and departs Monday for Boston reporting for duty Tuesday.
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Percy O. Johnson
The
Times Co
Percy
Johnson
F. B. Nichols
Harry C. Webber
Boston
Bailey to resign as local assessor and join Sagadahoc commission
Bailey will resign from his post as local assessor and be presented to the city council before January 1 as he assumes office as a Sagadahoc county commissioner. He is finishing the first year of his second term as assessor after being re-elected by the city council last March.
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Phe ‘Norr
Nurses Alumnae Card Party a Big Success
Members of the Bath Memorial Hospital nurses alumnae association reported a successful card party at Central church parish house. More than 25 tables yielded over $50 for the hospital plus refreshments of sandwiches coffee and cake. Prize winners included Mrs Roger Pierce and Mrs Fred D Hill in contract and Mrs Alfred Buckman and Mrs Frank Lemont in auction.
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Nurses
Bath Memorial Hospital
Central Church Parish House
Roger Pierce
Fred D. Hill
Alfred 8. Buckman
Frank Lemont
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Elizabeth
Wiscasset
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Royiden Colby
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Wakefield
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Maude
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