Richmond Masons Install Officers and Local Notices
Installation of Richmond lodge officers at Masonic hall on November 20 featured Ralph Blakeney Harold Cutting and Herman Winchenbach assisting. Also noted are varied lodge, grange events and a November 22 marriage of Miss Eleanor Allard to S/Sgt. Raymond Call in Newcastle plus multiple community items from Richmond and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Lodge of Masons
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Ralph Blakeney
Bath
Harold Cutting
Herman Winchenbach
Rockland
Reginald Emmons
W. M
Maxwell D. Marriner
S. W
Ralph Brown
J. W
Maurice Wheeler
S. D
Edward M. Mansir
J. D
Leslie F. Rogers
Constance Guiou
Eleanor Allard
Raymond C. Call
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Newcastle
Eric Robinson
Annie Preble Allard
Bert Allard
Richondm
Chester Call
Richmond
Thanksgiving social in Hallowell highlighted by visits
Miss Nellie Thomas Mrs Samuel Furbish and Miss Jane Harvard shared Thanksgiving dinner at the Worcester House in Hallowell. Guests included Mr Harold I Goss of Gardiner and Mr and Mrs Lorin Arnold of Hallowell, staying with Counsellor and Mrs Charles B Day on Pleasant Street.
81st Birthday Honored for Mrs. Lizzie French in Bath
Mrs Lizzie French of Washington street celebrated her 81st birthday while remaining active in community life. A longtime Corliss Street Baptist Church member and oldest attendee after 65 years, she has helped neighbors through illness and earned a shower of gifts from Florida and local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Bailey
Nequasset
Robert Sutter
Robert, Jr
Montsweag
Sutter
Lizzie French
Washington Street
French
South End
Mary Curtis
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Mabel Shepard
Bath
Carrie French
South Addison
Ernest Curtis
Salem
Mass
Curtis Pearson
U.S.A.A.F
Florida
Induction for Sgt Royden Haines Joins State Guard Service
Sgt Royden Haines of the State Guard is slated for induction into Army service at Fort Devens Massachusetts on Thursday November 30 He is Morse High senior and son of Mr and Mrs Royden Haines Sr A farewell party at the State Armory featured numbers by local performers led by Thelma Fogg Burnham and Charlotte Cahill Several relatives attended and Haines received a purse from friends The event was presented by Capt Alkazin Also note Charles A Lermond spent Monday and Tuesday in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royden Haines
State Guard
USS. Army
Fort Devens
Mass
Morse High
Sgt
Haines
Sadie Fogg
State Armory
Thelma Fogg Burnham
Portsmouth
N. H
Charlotte Cahill
Charlotte's Dancing School
Joan Osborne
Betty Jane Willis
Priscilla Witham
Thelma Huff Black
Charlotte
Ardenne Haines
Ramona Delores
Arnold Ueulalia
Lena Greenleaf
Lawrence Burnham
William Plummer, Jr
Mary Haines
Margaret
Capt. Alkazin
Georgetown Spelling Honors and Thanksgiving Notices
The Georgetown grammar school awarded spelling honors for weeks ending November 22 across grades 5 through 8 with named students listed. The town resumed school after a brief Thanksgiving recess and various local residents hosted gatherings and volunteered for the 6th War Loan drive. Multiple residents and families are noted for hospitality, travel, hunting, and social visits, including Mr. and Mrs. Hagan, Mr. and Mrs. Matthews, and Ensign and Mrs. George E. Jordan among others. many townspeople are mentioned in connection with Thanksgiving meals, hospital stays, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School
Charles _ Tibbetts
Christine Williams
Faylene Rowe
Joan Hagan
Cleon Pinkham
Beverley Rittall
Adeline Heffron
Jeanette Pinkham
Clayton Heald
Betty Rittall
Eugene Reynolds
Dennis Moore
Mary Hanna
Alfred Rowe
Beyea
Earle Hagan
Mae Hagan
Harry Carlisle
Bath
Carlisles
Carroll Powers
First Baptist
J. A. Beyea
William Todd
Walter Cummings
Georgetown
Roland Peterson
Robinhood
Philip Campbell
Alonzo Thibodeau
Ted Campbell
Oakley Thibodeau
Augusta Visit Highlights Local Ties Between Journal Staff
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Jones visited Augusta as guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Jones of New land avenue. Lawrence Jones formerly worked at the Kennebec Journal and now serves in the Merchant Marine while Mrs Jones works in the fabulating department at Bath Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Jones
Augusta
Richard Jones
Newland Avenue
Jones
Kennebec Journal
Merchant Marine
Bath Iron Works
Kimball Youth Returns After Weekend Visit
John Kimball son of Mr and Mrs Milton Kimball of Augusta spent the weekend with his parents and returned Monday to study at Governor Dummer Academy in South Byfield Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kimball
Milton Kimball
Augusta
Governor Dummer Academy
South Byfield
Mass
Local Bay Point Notes On Gardens Schools and Visitors
Bay Point residents report fine month to date with gardens active and no ground frost. Maple buds are sizable while blue jays feed on them. Georgetown schools reopened after Thanksgiving recess with eight local pupils attending. Local lobster fishermen suffered losses in last week storms. News includes a birth, visits, and service updates from residents including Capt Edgar Drake and Waves signaling a December through Oklahoma posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Susan Ellen
Clayton Taylor
Kenneth Drake
Capt
Edgar Drake
Forrest Drake
Friends
Fred P. Taylor
Clayton
Arthur Maxwell
Frederick Kingsbury
Bath
H. A. Spinney
Dorothy Reid
The
Waves
Hunter College
New York
Oklahoma
Cosmopolitan Garden Club Reports Progress and Plans
The Cosmopolitan Garden Club met Monday afternoon with satisfactory treasurer’s report on the Chest Exhibit and Tea. Members discussed Hospital Gift Shop work, Ye Olde Tyme Faire booth, and plans for a Mother club Fair table and plant sale. A December 11 Christmas Afternoon event was announced, with Christmas arrangements on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Garden Club
Mother Club
Bath
Old State Road
R. P. MacFadden
George A. Churchill
Lucius M. LeMont
Charles Kinney
Roscoe P. MacFadden
Harry McGlinchy
Mabel Harris
Nellie Goodrich
Social visit notes from Brunswick gathering and Amesbury travelers
Personal notes list Mrs Farley and family at a social in Brunswick Saturday evening at Mrs W H Anderson's home. The group includes Mrs Sadie Farley Miss Olive Farley and others while Mr Langdon N Thistle and Rico Zorrilla called in Amesbury on their Monday pass through the city. Dr Hannigan, once a local physician, is visiting Massachusetts and renewing old friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Farley
Sadie Farley
Olive Farley
Eleanor and
Viola Brooks
Adelaide Chadsey
Langdon N. Thistle
Rico Zorrilla
Brunswick
W. H. Anderson
Pleasant Street
Gan
Amesbury
Mass
Hannigan
Massachusetts
War Bond Trophy Display At Bath Window
Display of trophies Mansfield Boucher brought from the South Pacific will promote War Bond sales in W T Grants Bath store. Mansfield now resides in Boston. The town scene includes church services and local gatherings with attendees from Bath and nearby towns.
Winter Street Ladies Plan Sale and Supper
Winter Street Ladies Aid completed plans for the Christmas fair and lobster salad supper to be held Friday afternoon and evening. Tables feature greens and dish gardens, aprons, cooked foods, pickles, jellies, handkerchiefs, candy and more. Mrs Arthur C Lemont is general chairman arranging reservations to finish by evening. Dining room under Mrs Clifford B Wilband and Mrs John Sylvester with their committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Arthur C. Lemont
Clifford B. Wilband
John Sylvester
Charles F Johansen Heroic War Service Remembered
The late Charles F. Johansen of Bath Iron Works contributed to war production inventing devices accepted by the shipyard. He served with loyalty and sacrificed long hours, leaving a family including three sons and four daughters. His relatives served in the Navy and other wars, and his widow Mrs Lillian Johansen remains proud of his life given for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Johansen
Bath Iron Works
Johansen
Charles Cory & Sons
New York City
New York Shipbuilding Co
Camden
N. J
Alfred E. Johansen
U.S. Navy
Robert P. Johansen
U.S.A
Andrew Alison
Robert Lusk
William Leask
U. S. Nebraska
George E. Lux
U. S. Navy
Isabel M. Johansen Lux
U. S. Veterans Hospitals
U.S
U.S. Indian Reservation, Oraiki, Ariz., A Son-In Law, Warren Jewell, U. S. Navy
Pacific
Arthur Johansen
Lillian Jewell
Dorothy Johansen
Gloria Johansen
Isabel Johansen
Lillian Johansen
Richard Garrison longtime city figure dies at Memorial Hospital
Richard Garrison long a city figure and trusted worker died at Memorial Hospital Thursday morning after prolonged illness. He is survived by an adopted son Reginald Garrison several grandchildren and several nieces. The Mayo Funeral Residence on High Street will host his funeral Sunday at 3 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Garrison
Memorial Hospital
Reginald Garrison
Mayo
High Street
Funeral for Mrs Mira L Richardson Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs Mira L Richardson widow of H Percy Richardson were held last Wednesday at Curtis Funeral Parlors with Rev Sidney E Dee of Central Church officiating. Bearers included Harold E Freeman J Bazin Lemont Jr George Rogers and Frank Ward. She was buried in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira L. Richardson
H. Percy Richardson
Curtis Funeral
Washington Street
Sidney E. Dee
Central Church
Harold E. Freeman
J. Bazin Lemont, Jr
George Rogers
Frank Ward
Oak Grove
Waldo Allen Funeral Held In Woolwich
Private funeral services for Waldo Allen were conducted Sunday afternoon at Curtis Funeral Parlors Washington Street. Rev Chester B Oliver of Wesley Methodist church officiated. Burial followed in Riverside Cemetery Woolwich with listed relatives omitted from the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Allen
Curtis Funeral
Washington Street
Chester B. Oliver
Wesley Methodist Church
Louise Miller
Woodrow
Irving
Howard Miller
Woolwich
Riverside Cemetery
Local Notes From Bath Area And Nearby Towns
Donald Savage died Tuesday in Boston. Fred D. Rand returned from Boston after Thanksgiving. Roland Hill of Bath Iron Works traveled to New York on corporate business, leaving Tuesday evening. Mrs. John T. Allain of South Berwick, formerly of Bath, is a surgical patient at Frisbie Memorial Hospital in Rochester New Hampshire after entering Monday. Mrs. Lorman Low of San Francisco arrived at her Tow er circle residence to visit while her husband serves in the U S Navy. Friends of Miss Mary Hobson of Wiscasset regret a recent home fall that left her shaken though without broken bones. she remains confined to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Young
Kenneth
Winthrop
Fort Meade
Yale
Clayton Esty
Clayton
Wilmot Quimby
Sgt
Esty
Rumford
Italy
Della Grondin
Main Street
Gardiner
Lillian Haynes
Ruie Curtis
Wallace Gardiner
David Hickland
Carrie Hall
Grondin
Hall
Daniel C. Regan
Edward Rowe
Euseve Drapeau
Sven al
Gardiner General Hospital
Lawrence Bond
Ora Reed
Portland
Lawrence, Jr
David R. Hickland
Oakland
Methodist Parsonage
George Kennedy
C. B
Minnie Gray
Bridgton
Clifton Matthews
Bath
Clarence Oliver
John Gehrmann
Madeline Johnson
Roland Peterson
John Williams
Chester Kelsea
Sewall Webster
Augusta
Indiana Point
Alvah Reynolds
George Laskey
Robinhood
Vernon Gray, Jr
U.S.N
Edith Laura Powers
Gertrude Smith
Pittsfield
Lena Torrey
Thomaston
John Olson
Ensign
George E. Jordan
Waltham
Mass
Lynn
Aubrey Fullerton
James Oliver
Oliver
Ruth Pierce
Roland E. Peterson
Sayde Campbell
Ernestine Hilton
Edward Clarey
Beatrice Abbott
J. F. Higgins
Ruth Gordon
Sagadahoe Bay
Boston
Ralph Spinney
David
Clarke Matthews
Lawrence Perow
Parke Grindell
John Wakefield
Mac Hagan
Arthur Pepper
Madelon Pierce
Leona Tibbetts
Bath Memorial Hospital
Andrew Rowe
Islands
Harold Hunt
Hyde Windlass Co
Herman Barter
Vernon
Mansfield Boucher
Usn
South Pacific
W. T. Grant
Mansfield
Edith McMahan
Charles Davis
Alonzo Thibodeau
Charles Sims
Robert Brackley
Miss Pratt
Providence Bible Institute
Rhode Island
Henry Alexander
Sebasco
Good Neighbors Club
Library
Good Fellowship
Henry Moore
Erland Moore
Katherine Pendergast
Cambridge
Stinson Davis
Kittery
Edward
Portsmouth
Camp Edwards
Dorothy Thompson
North Yarmouth Academy
Marion Stevens
Exeter
N. H
Jean
Paul A. Thompson
Dorothy
Thompson
Comdr. Thompson
U.S.N.R
States
Central Pacific
Navy
Athens
Donald Savage
Fred D. Rand
Roland Hill
Bath Iron Works
New York
Corporation
Pullman
John T. Allain
South Berwick
Frisbie Memorial Hospital
Rochester
Lorman Low
San Francisco
Calif
Mervyn Street
U.S. Navy
Mary Hobson
Wiscasset
Funeral for Capt. R. W. Perkins Held at Mayo Residence
The funeral for Capt. R. W. Perkins took place Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at Mayo Funeral Residence. Rev. Charles M. Tubbs officiated the service and burial was in the family plot at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Perkins
Mayo
Charles M. Tubbs
Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral service for Richard Garrison held in East Brunswick
The Mayo Funeral Residence hosted a Sunday service at 3 30 PM led by Rev. Dr David L Wilson for Richard Garrison. Burial followed in the Harding's Cemetery family lot in East Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Garrison
Mayo
David L. Wilson
Harding's
East Bruns Wick
Central Church brief meeting and Christmas fair planning
The Central Church group met Monday at the parish house with Mrs. Rudolph McRae presiding. Items for the Christmas fair and chicken pattie supper were discussed, with Dec. 4 activity from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Hostesses were Mrs. Joseph Thombs and Mrs. Rudolph McRae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Church
Rudolph McRae
Howard McPhee
Art
Joseph Thombs
CAPT R W PERKINS DIES AT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Capt Robert Willis Perkins 80 died Friday morning at Memorial Hospital after months of illness. A Phippsburg native, he served 35 years with Maine Central Railroad as master of Kennebec river ferries and later the City of Rockland. He married Hattie Chaney in 1892 and recently marked a golden anniversary. Survived by sister Carrie Perkins of Portland and brother Thomas Perkins of Rockland along with several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Willis Perkins
Memorial Hospital
Phippsburg
Cox's Head Road
Maine Central Railroad
Kennebec River
Hercules
Ferdinando Gorges
Rockland
Carlton Bridge
Perkins
Hattie Belle Chaney
Bremen
Center Street
Chaney
Capt. Perkins
Carrie E. Perkins
Portland
Thomas F. Perkins
Washington Street
Mrs Mary White Fields Dies at Home in East Brunswick
Mrs Mary White Fields 84 widow of William Fields died suddenly at her East Brunswick home on Friday evening. Born in Bar Mill Beith Scotland she was the daughter of Andrew and Martha White. Survived by three sons William Los Angeles David at home George Berlin Conn and three daughters Mrs Harold E Freeman Bath Mrs Philip J Pinel Quincy Mass and Mrs Donald H Specht Auburn plus five grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary White Fields
William Fields
Hardings
East Brunswick
Mrs. Fields
Bar Mill
Beith
Ayrshire
Scotland
Andrew
Martha White
Mr. Fields
David
California
Los Angeles
Cal
David Fields
George Fields
Berlin
Conn
Harold E. Freeman
Bath
Philip J. Pinel
Quincy
Mass
Donald H. Specht
Auburn
Robert Thompson
Phyllis Pinel
Gordon McIntosh
Gilford Swanton
Carol Fields
Death of Mrs Adelina Treworgy 90 Gardiner
Mrs Adelina Treworgy 90 died Sunday at Gardiner General Hospital. Funeral services were held Tuesday from the Amesbury and White Parlors. She was born in Surry daughter of Augustus and Abigail Smith and lived many years in Gardiner. She belonged to Gardiner Methodist Church and Merry Meeting Club. Surviving daughters include Mrs Hobart Ames of Bath and Mrs Harry Hooper of Gardiner. Burial is in the cemetery at Surry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart S. Ames
Dummer Street
Gardiner
Funeral for Charles Johnsen at Mayo Funeral Residence
Charles Johnsen funeral held Friday at two p m at the Mayo Funeral Residence Rev Chester B Oliver officiated A Bath Iron Works electrical department delegation attended in a body Bearers were Cecil Fullerton Roland Halman Robert Calley and Kenneth McDonald Burial in the family lot at Oak Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johansen
Mayo
Chester B. Oliver
Electrical Department
Bath Iron Works
Cecil Fullerton
Roland Halman
Robert Calley
Kenneth McDonald
Oak Grove
Henry E. Laurie Dies in Bath After Illness
Henry E. Laurie 61 died suddenly at his Pine Street home after a two week illness. Born October 8, 1883 in Eastbrook, he lived in Sullivan since boyhood and worked as a stone cutter. He later joined Bath Iron Works defense work in the tin shop. Surviving are his wife Alice Carpenter Laurie and several relatives. Funeral plans set for North Sullivan with burial in Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Laurie
Pine Street
Mr. Laurie
Eastbrook
Hancock County
William
Nellie
Scammon) Laurie
Sullivan
Will I. Havel
Stone Works
Mrs. Laurie
Bath
Bath Iron Works
David A. Hooper
Alice (Carpenter) Laurie
Harriet Bartlett
Hervey Scammon
Hancock
Laurie
North Sullivan
Death of John C Dowling in Tampa at 55
John C Dowling 55 of Bath died November 20 in Tampa Florida after a short illness with pneumonia. Born October 16 1889 in Randolph he worked at Armour and Co Gardiner and later managed the Beal grocery in Bath. Survived by wife Maud Dowling Tampa a son Lt John Dowling three brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Tampa
Fla
John C. Dowling
Randolph
James M
Margaret (Burke) Dowling
Tampa Fla
Bath Iron Works
Dowling
J. Robert Dowling
USA
Marjorie Nichols
Arthur Nichols
Cobbroad
Maud Dowling
Lieut. Dowling
George
Frederick
Southbridge
Mass
Benjaming
Rockland
Theresa Dowling
William Shea
Mrs Nellie Bennett Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Nellie Bennett of 823 Middle Street dies after a long illness. Survived by husband Daniel Bennett six daughters two sons a sister and nine granddaughters and seven grandsons. Funeral at Mayo Funeral Residence Tuesday at two in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bennett
Middle Street
Daniel Bennett
Vernard Flemings
Roland McIntosh
Lawrence Babb
Grace Bennett
Irma Bennett
City
Alton Carver
Portland
Ralph Bennett
Bath
Clyde D. Bennett
Patchogue
Long Island
N. Y
Ida Ward
Fields Funeral Held at Mayo Home
The funeral of Mary White Fields took place Monday afternoon at two at Mayo Funeral Home. Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson officiated as many relatives and friends attended. Bearers were George Fields Harold Freeman Philip Pinel Donald Specht Lawrence Specht and Christopher Kelley. Interment was in the Oak Grove family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary White Fields
Mayo Funeral Home
David L. Wilson
George Fields
Harold Freeman
Philip Pinel
Donald Specht
Lawrence Specht
Christopher Kelley
Oak Grove
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Corliss Street Church
Myrtle Lodge
Charles A. Lermond
Weeks Street
Cosmo Garden Club
Mrs. Richardson
Maine Central Ferries
Mary W. Fields
Adelina Treworgy
MR. Johannsen
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
Washington Bt