Richmond Hosts Chicken Supper and Social Event
Richmond area reports a chicken supper and dance at the Progressive Grange after a Marjorie Wrenn hosted evening party. Neighbors gathered for games by the fire before walking to the village social, with about 200 attendees from Richmond and Bowdoin Granges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Wrenn
Robert Wallace
Progressive Grange
Carry Fifty Tons Of Water Twelve Miles
The column argues for home electric light and power plants by calculating a farm family’s water use. It states 42 gallons weigh 336 pounds and, if carried 300 days a year, totals 100,800 pounds or over 50 tons annually. It notes 14 trips daily with a 3 gallon bucket and 15 feet from well to house, equating to 24 miles yearly for the housewife.
Harvest Supper and Local Visits Highlight Cedar Grove News
Cedar Grove reports Mr and Mrs Amonis Wallace of West Point Phippsburg returned home after a week with Mr and Mrs John Lilly. Mr and Mrs W H Johnson visited Mrs John Lilly Saturday afternoon. Ernest Cote’s eye trouble brings concern and wishes for a speedy recovery. A harvest supper is planned at the Methodist church South Dresden on Thursday evening Oct 1. John Lilly Roy Lilly and Ruth McFadden attended the Rochester New Hampshire fair last week, bringing home their daughter Helen who has been visiting Rochester and Alton New Hampshire. Friends of Mrs Vesta Segars gathered Monday evening at her home for a birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Wrenn
Laura Grondin
Madeline Umberhind
Ruth Anderson
Florence Douglass
Evelyn Douglass
Ruth Curran
Genevieve Joy
Carolyn Averill
Lucille Bailey
Madelyn O'Neil
Pauline Darrah
Mabel Lewis
Portland
Lawrence Call
West Dresden
Ora Reed
Lyte Lint
Julia Richards
Waterville
George Bangs
Brunswick
J. K. Dunn
Ella Gray
Gardiner
Town
Robert Wallace
Cushman Road
Elizabeth Small
Mary Gaubert
Capital Island
Charles Grandin
N. J. Vachon
Ned
Raymond
David
Melvina
Elizabeth
Sirois
Bowdeinham
Gladys Lowell
King’s Mills
Lewis Lowell
Evelyn Lesure
Augusta
Harry L. Stilphen
Edward Hall
Cedar Grove
Nan S. Hatch
Farmington High School
Alice Johnson
Farmington
Richmond
Merilna Sidelinger
H. C. Allard
Litchfield
Annie Johnson
Inez Stinson
Frank Anderson
Bowdoin Granges
Clifton
Emery
Forest Chapman
Helen Lamoreau
Bowdoinham
Dorothy Brown
Daughters of Veterans
George W Pushard
Grace Mealey
Richmond High
Bliss Business College
Lewiston
Sagadahoe County
Bath
Charles Donnell
A. A. Lewis
W. H. Haynes
Barbara Douglass
J. BR. Clifford
David Scribner
I. Ed. Hodgkins
New England Tel. & Tel Co
Gladys Roderick
John Dailey
James Roberts
Percy Barker
J.T. Skillins
Westbrook
Kk. O. Tarr. Rey
W. J. Leyton
Whitinsville
Mass
J. G. C. Farnham
F. R. Duren
R. M. Ordway
Skowhegan
John Porter
New Hampshire
Br. L. Norton
West Gardiner
W. M. Dingley
William Bourne
Sumner
Dorchester
G. C. Mariner
Freda Mariner
Flora Shepard
Margaret Grover
Curtis Hall
Richmond High School
Evelyn Smith
Chester Foster
Robert Stanley
Andy Monroe
E. Rittall
NiCro
Tatiana Ael
Italy
Hatch
Charles Foster
Massachusetts
Herbert Hughes
William Wray
Frank
Siro
Charles A. Grondin
Greenville
Willis Blair
D. A. Kham
Raymond Blair
Edgar White
Ford White
Elmer EK. Rogers
Sagadahoc County
Pomona Grange
Woolwich
Ellsworth Reed
Waltham
Will Reed
Swan Isac
I. J. Foster
Merrimack
N. H
C. A. Foster
Lincoln Street
Charles Parsons
East Gloucester
Emma Hathorne
Mary V Page
Leafy Honaker
Ernest Dow
J. W. Harford
Harriette Page
Raymond FE
Libby
Beatrice Allen
A. B. Kelley
Raymond Colby
Lee Kirk
Chelsea
Elizabeth Ahlers
Dresden
Lakewood
Fla
Harriette
Philadelphia
Will
Hryn- Mawr College
Frank R. Duran
Vercy Baker
Tristram Little
Mildred Beedle
Vanessa Beedle
C. A. Grondin
Clara Thompson
Bowdinham
Frank Beedle
James Nelson
Merrymeeting Bay
Trapshooters
Richmond Fair Grounds
Kennebec Valley
Augusta Gun Club
Kenneth Lee
Francis B. Torrey
Hallowell
Joseph and
Maria (Walker) Torrey
Board of Selectmen
Joseph Torrey
Annie Torrey
Central Church
George Yeaton
Maine
Stanley Marr
Frank Preble
Kimball Street
Adele Harford
Ernest Harford
Williams Street
James Proctor
Elaine
Capitol Island
Frank Vdreble
Loyal Leavitt
Joseph Alexander
Norway
Lottie Houseworth
Winthrop
Cecil Stilphen
D Portland
William W. Foster
H. H. Boyder
Vine Grove
Maggie Foster
Fred Foster
Alice Carr
Emma Hatel
Vesta Siegars
South Dresden
Lee Stilphen
Dresden Mills
Main Street
R. H
Opera House
Pownalboro Hall
Elmer Wparington
Willard Jack
Garfield Hamilton
Thomas Hinckley
R. H. S.umni Association
Arabel Allen
Amonis Wallace
West Point
Phippsburg
John Lilly
W. H. Johnson
Ernest Cote
Roy
Ruth McFadden
Rochester
Helen
Alton
Vesta Seigars
Joseph Rowe
Orville Rowe
Five Islands
W. C. Todd
Harry McFadden
Wolfboro
Martha McFadden
Josie Williams
Center School
A. E. Rowe
Joseph Higgins
B. H. Woodside
Harold J. Brown
Z. Winkham
Mabel Vinkham
Andrew
Alfred Rowe
Hinckley
E. C. Higgins
Burnside
Sydney Dalrymple
Newton Center
Kennebec Point
Evelyn Rowe
Clayton Rowe
John Grindell
Beth
Augusta Rowe
Frederick Laskey
Ron George
Robinhood
Walter Lt. Morse
Boston
Melvin Harford
Five Island
Colleen Barnes
William Boyd
Hebron
Annie Jones
Carrol Powers
George F. Oliver
Bath Hospital
Carl Scott
West Georgetown
Frank Oliver
Popham
Nancy Davis
Hyde Park
Sarah McKinney
Little River
Alonzo Hunt
F. J. Hinckley
Carroll Powers
Arrowsie Sunday School
Personal notes of locals and visits across Maine and beyond
Frank A. Palmer and Grace visited Boston while Henry W. Howard stayed at Five Islands cottage. Joseph Torrey traveled to New York on business, Helen Hamlin spent weekend in Gardiner, Elizabeth French stayed with a sister in Damariscotta. Ledyard Cahill dined at Dike farm Sebago. Mabel Thwing stayed with Jane Goodman at Ocean Park. Bowen Torrey returned to New York after weeks with his father Joseph Torrey. Fred J. Higgins family and KE Randall Leonard drove to Sanford for the day. Artis family and James group ended at Old Orchard. Moore family returned from Haines Landing Rangeley. The first book defending tobacco appeared in 1602 by Dr. Bellamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Palmer
Grace
Boston
Henry W. Howard
Five Islands
Joseph Torrey
New York
Helen Hamlin
Gardiner
Elizabeth French
Damariscotta
Owen J. Ledyard
Wilber G. Cahill
Dike Farm
Sebago
Mabel Thwing
Jane Goodman
Ocean Park
Bowen Torrey
Middle Street
Fred J. Higgins
Margaret
Randall Leonard
Sanford
Thomas E. Artis
Helen
Charlotte
Ts. James
Old Orchard
Wellington A. Moore
Shirley
Haines Landing
Rangeley Lakes
Six New Maps Installed in Georgetown Schools
Mrs. E. B. Billings chaired the school committee and installed six maps in each Georgetown school on Thursday. The Working League held a meeting at the church vestry, the first since summer recess, with broad attendance. A string of local residents and visitors were noted at various homes, churches, and events around town including services at First Baptist and Robinhood church, a Sunday school convention in Bath, and a planned children’s music program for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working League
E. B. Billings
A. E. Kelley
Danforth
First Baptist Church
W. T. Boyd
Belle Heald
Brookline
Mass
Frederick Files
Merton Webber
Everett Trafton
Bath
Vina Kingsbury
Munford
Connie
Concord
Webber Cottage
Sagadahoc Bay
Howard Heald
Emma Billings
C. L. Hinckley
South Wales
Echoes of Ocean Park at Sunshine Circle Social
A Sunshine Circle event titled Echoes of Ocean Park will be held Friday evening at the club-room. The community notes include pastor schedules, church announcements, family visits, and residents moving to Woolwich and Oakmont. The Ladies' Aid met in Woolwich with good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Circle
Alton Reed
Woolwich
Ladies’ Aid
Frank Deering and Gardner Deering Enter Law School
Frank and Gardner Deering have entered Suffolk Law School in Boston. Thomas Leydon of Brookline, Bath, and George Paisley of M. H. S. ’25 have gone to Boston to enter Bryant & Stratton commercial school. George McMann will travel to Buckfield for several weeks to pick apples. Frank Reed, Jerry Sanford, Archie Grant and Elmer Edgecomb left for Squirrel Island to repair and install bathrooms at Squirrel Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank and
Gardner Deering
Suffolk Law School
Boston
Thomas Leydon
Brookline
Mass
Bath
Carroll Watson
Washington Street
Popham Beach
Percy Low
White Mountains
George Paisley
Bryant & Stratton Commercial School
George McMann
Buckfield
Schooner William Thomas Sells at Dresden for 120
The two masted schooner William Thomas was bought last week at a United States marshal sale in Dresden Mills for 120 by William E. Sawyer of Boothbay Harbor. The district court refused confirmation of the sale as price deemed insufficient. Deputy Marshal Gilbert Powers will conduct a second sale on October 6 with expected more bidders and spirited bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thomas
United States
Dresden Mills
William E. Sawyer
Boothbay Harbor
District Court
U.S
Gilbert A. Powers
Winnegance Community Club Plans Regular Meeting
Winnegance Community club schedules its regular meeting Thursday evening at eight at the Community house to discuss Fall activities with a hoped large attendance. Afterward, whist. Also notes social visits and local travel including Mr and Mrs Charles E Hewitt, John G Morse, and Winfield Morse. Card parties begin next week as part of Community club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance Community Club
Charles E. Hewitt
Richmond
Charles E. Hewitt Jr
High Street
John G. Morse
Southport
Morse
Squaw Club
Winfield W. Morse
Frank Vperon
Beulah McIntire
Harry C. Webber
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Robert VP. Manson
Frank Verry
Wportland
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Chevrolet
Chester A
City Street Department
Funeral of Nichols Blaisdell boat builder
The funeral of Nichols Blaisdell a well known boat builder for fifty years was held at his home 1033 High street with Rev. John A Swetnam of the First Baptist church officiating. Bearers were Amasa Ellers Edward A McLellan Harold W DeLong and Fred G Proctor. Burial was in Oak Grove. Italy had 700000 visitors in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Blaisdel
High Street
John A. Swetnam
First Baptist Church
Amasa
Ellers
Edward A. McLellan
Harold W. DeLong
Fred G. Proctor
Oak Grove
Harvest Home Service and church news in Woolwich
Woolwich notes two weeks away with friends at Sagadahoc Ferry. The fourth annual harvest home service will be celebrated at Montsweag Baptist church on Sunday Oct 4 at 11. Fruits and vegetables will be donated to the service and later given to The Salvation Army in Bath. The First Baptist church drew a large crowd for Pilgrims Progress on Sept 27 with Rev T H Fernald leading. Fernald will remain pastor for a fourth year. Cleveland Trott visits. Mr and Mrs Harry Richardson and Mrs G W Shaw host guests from Bath and Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Ferry
Montsweag
Salvation Army
Bath
First Baptist Church
Frank Whitlam
T. H. Fernald
Cleveland Trott
Charles Wright
Harry O. Richardson
G. W. Shaw
Social Roundup of Augusta Residents and Visitors
Mr and Mrs Lannes Fuller and son Robert of Augusta formerly of this city called on friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wendall Stevens were visitors in Westport, guest of Mrs Stevens mother Mrs Anna Jewett. Mrs Clark B B Dunton of Portland arrived Monday for a visit with sister Mrs Charles F Y Rideout of Washington street. Miss Cora Martin of Lewiston spent several days with her parents on Lincoln street. Miss Estelle Bowden, graduate nurse, returned from Boston to her North street home after three weeks with relatives. BK RF Randall of Floral street was injured when a ditch on Front street caved in on him Monday afternoon fracturing two ribs. X-Ray at city hospital showed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
Sunshine Circle
Baptist Young People's Union
Ida W. Macrum
M. Cubbage
Oakmont
C. H. Minchen
Boston
Merton Davis
Priscilla
Dorothy
Woodfords
C. C. Davis
L. Hi. Rowe
Ida H. Rowe
Wing
Kingfield
W. M. Tagan
Math
S. EK. Cromwell
Woolwich
Alton Reed
Reed
Lila Thibodeau
Bath
Esther Worthing
Earland Tribodeau
Charlie Davis
Ambrose Tribodeau
Bowdoinham
Mabel Thibodeau
Beryl Reed
A. W. Butler
Watertown
Mass
Seguinland
Uarry Tarr
Richmond
T. W. Blaisdell
J. E. Blaisdell
Grange
Preston
Robert Hoedgdon
Malden
Charles Hanna
Lloyd Pinkham
Iva Cromwell
FE. V. Small
Elbridge Mains
Stott
Georgetown Center
Leroy Moulton
Portland
Clark BB. Dunton
Charles FY. Rideout
Washington Street
Cora Martin
Lewiston
Samuel Martin
Lincoln Street
Estelle Bowden
North Street
BK. RF. Randall
Floral Street
Front Street
City Hospital
Local residents return from visits across New England
W TP Adams of Augusta auditors for Central Maine Dower Co visited Bath Monday. Miss June Rideout returns to Wellesley Hills after a week with her mother. Mrs Jennie Harvey Percival returns from Rockland where she summered. Mrs Albert McFadden and sons Maynard and Ardenne came back from Westport visits with the Greenleafs. Mrs M F Bennett of Buckfield returns from Upper Washington. The Tobey couple of Clinton, Mass. were guests of the Moultons on their return from Pemquid. Mr and Mrs Alfred R Pratt of Bedford Street left for Portland to visit Pearley Pratt and daughter Mrs Nathan Copeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. TP. Adams
Augusta
Central Maine Dower Co
Bath
June Rideout
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Charles F. Rideout
Washington Street
Jennie Harvey Percival
Rockland
Albert McFadden
Maynard and Ardenne
Westport
Bedford Street
Portland
Pearley Pratt
Nathan E. Copeland
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Augusta General Hospital
Harry Curran
Maine Central
Sidney Hopkins
Leslie Roberts
Methodist Chapel
Ruie Curtis
Mabel Clifford
Harry Duren
Greenfield
DP. M. Ordway
Frank Duren
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Bellamy
Georgetown
W. ©. Oliver
Wesley Church
Dorothy Stuart
Mune- Mahan Island
Billings
Ida Hooker
Lome
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Josephine
Belmont
George S. P. Brenan
Owen Marr
Charles Soule
Velma Harford
Leo Renzetti
Herman Spinney
Bay Point
W. O. Oliver
Gladys Oliver
Community Club
Nichols Blaisdell
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