Richmond area clubs and lodge events reported
Rich mond community groups held varied activities. The Enterprise grange ladies planned a Friday session at Mrs Cora Osborne with men as supper guests. Carry On 4-H met Miss Mary Gilbert for a play rehearsal for October 4. Ideal Home Corner club met at Daughters of Veterans hall for a Saturday supper and meeting. Baptist Sunday school Junior department hosted Rally Day at 11 45 a m. Mt Carmel OES observed Guest Officer Night with a 6 30 supper and officers listed. A special Masonic Entered Apprentice work followed at Richmond lodge. Enterprise grange met Tuesday. World Wide Guild hosted a White Cross evening. Alton Parker services held at his daughter’s home. Personal notes include Mrs Richard Derby’s return from Summer in Boston and Dale Smith’s hospitalization in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Grange
Cora Osborne
Mary Gilbert
County Road
Ideal Home Corner Club
Daughters of Veterans Hall
Litchfield
Richard Burrill
Mystic
Emma Goss
Arlene Kelley
Marion
Gardiner
Lillian Perkins
Pine Cone
Auburn
Carrie Grant
Edith Lund
Adah
Georgianna Leighton
Abnaki
Winthrop
Ruth
Elsie Grant
Queen Esther
Hallowell
Esther
Muriel McCarthy
Martha
Katherine Smith
Genesta
Bathelecta
Arleta Graves
Hawthorn
Brunswick
Warder
Eva McDonald
Olive Branch
Dresden
Sentinel
William Houdlette
Eleanora Totman
Cecil Barber
Alice Scott
Richmond Lodge
Masonic Hall
Charley White
Augusta
World Wide Guild
Pauline Purint
Alton M. Parker
Chester Bennet
New Road
Gilbert Edgett
Alfred Ives
William Grant
Wilbur Preble
Harry Green
Fred Ricker
Pittston
Booster Night at Sagadahoc Grange Features Local Talent
Sagadahoc Grange of Bowdoin held booster night with strong turnout. Under lecturer Mrs Sadie Garland the program included The Cure of Neuralgia performed by Gerald Adams Annie Cornish Helen Burns Thelma Cornish Norman Curtis and Daisy Bickford, Fooling the Book Agent by Lois Smith Donald Bickford and Esther Starbird, reading by Daisy Bickford, recitation by Charline Bickford, and songs by Arthur Byrns and Lawrence Sparsam of Lisbon Falls. Garland announced an open meeting next Saturday featuring a technicolor talking picture starring the Middleton family, previously shown at the New York World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin
Sadie Garland
Gerald Adams
Annie Cornish
Helen Burns
Thelma Cornish
Norman Curtis
Daisy Bickford
Lois Smith
Lisbon Falls
Donald Bickford
Esther Starbird
Charline Bickford
Arthur Byrns
Lawrence Sparsam
Garland
Middleton
Progressive Grange Plans Booster Night Meeting
Progressive Grange of Richmond met Friday evening and observed a minute of silence for the late John Abbott former State master. A program was given and plans were laid for a public meeting Monday evening September 30 to be booster night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Grange of
Richmond
John Abbott
Personal notes on births and travel in local notices
Dana Dale a seven and one fourth pound son was born Sept 30 at Cornish Maternity Home to Mr and Mrs Allen Dyer of 56 Pine Street. Assistant Postmaster Roscoe H Shaw resumed duties after a vacation spent at the American Legion convention in Boston and the New York World's Fair. Fred D Hill and family, home at 1006 High Street, returned Wednesday after a motor trip to New York and New Jersey, weekend with daughter Mrs William F Free. Dr and Mrs Charles E Helah returned to 113 North Street after summering at New Harbor, continuing a 21 year Maine coast tradition and warm friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Dale
Cornish
Allen Dyer
Pine Street
Roscoe H. Shaw
Shaw
American Legion
Boston
New York
Fred D. Hill
New Jersey
High Street
William F. Free
Charles E. Helah
North Street
New Harbor
Maine
Bay Point Library Honored With Book Donations
Acknowledgments go to Mrs. Fred Carr of Five Islands for two donated books to the Bay Point circulating library. Dromore Farm Bureau members and guests dined with Mrs. Stewart Day, with many attendees including Mrs. Eva Rogers and Mrs. Sarah Wilbur. A lobster and chicken dinner followed by a penny sale, guests departed around 4 30 p.m. Local church news notes Mrs. D L Pettingill filled the pulpit while Rev Koeh lwetter was away. News arrives of Mrs. Kneeland of Rawley Mass. death. she leaves a large family. Residents and visitors scattered through the day with travels to Portland, Bath, and Lewiston interwoven with social calls and visits to and from various Bay Point figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Point
Fred Carr
Five Islands
Dromore Farm Bureau
Stewart Day
Eva Rogers
Sarah Wilbur
Anna Percy
Myra Metcalf
Sadie Carlson
Althea Campbell
Elizabeth Hampton
Esther McCourt
Viola Bonney
Minnie McCarthy
Georgie Leach
Abbie Minott
Yvette Allard
Faustina Guernsey
Clara Oliver
Elizabeth Mayo
Mary Wright
Susan Nichols
Oberlin College
Ohio
D. L. Pettingill
Georgetown
First Baptist Church
F. Koehlwetter
Kneeland
Rawley
Mass
Clarence Kneeland
Arthur Rambo
Salie Funeral Ties Residents to Bowdoinham News
In Bowdoinham on Sept 24 families from Massachusetts and Portland attended the funeral of Mrs S Alice Salie. Relatives included Mr and Mrs Charles Salie and Mr and Mrs E Salie. Other local movements include Eli Marriner moving to the Jorden house, and the Prout farm on Dingley road hosting a new family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Salie
Albert Salie
Massachusetts
E. Salie
Portland
S. Alice Salie
George Ackley
John
Ackley
Orrs Island
Eli Marriner
Mary H. Heath
Brunswick
Local News Notes From Salem and Portland
Frank Martin of Salem returns after a weekend with his parents on Willow Street Alfred R Pratt and daughter visit in Portland Mr Pratt's daughter visits with Copeland Madden family hosts in South Portland Weekend guests of Madden seniors Marriage intentions filed for George Edward Moore of Sebec and Marjorie Ardella Burgess of Dover Foxcroft
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Martin
Salem
Mass
Cedric Martin
Willow Street
Alfred R. Pratt
Bedford Street
Henry McCabe
North Street
Portland
Pratt
Nathan E. Copeland
G. Clifford Madden
Narice
South Portland
Madden
Charles I. Madden
Mechanic Street
George Edward Moore
Center Street
Andrew H. Moore
Sebec
Hattie Moore
Marjorie Ardella Burgess
Theodore C. Burgess
Dover-Foxcroft
Bus service and locals fill Georgetown notes
A Saturday night bus run by Mrs. Freda Cunningham to Bath proves a convenience with extra capacity used by six passengers. Bath-bound trips in mornings serve Bath Iron Works workers. The column also covers church sermons by Mrs. Susie Oliver Pettingill, travel to New Brunswick, summer departures of the Levine family, university visitors, and local weekend visits plus plans for the gunning season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Cunningham
Bath
Bay Point
Islands
Todd
Bath Iron Works
F. S. Koehlwetter
First Baptist Church
Susie Oliver Pettingill
Pettingill
Georgetown
Oliver
Frye
Alfred Rowe
Elizabeth Powers
Walter F. Powers
A. S. Cunningham
St. John
N. B
Calais
St. Andrews
Red Beach
New Brunswick
Morris Levine
West Georgetown
New York
Levine
Danny
Joan
State of
Elizabeth Denningham
Parker Head
David Daiches
University of Chicago
Port Clyde
Daiches
Bentley
Monhegan
Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Jerry
Chicago
Farmington
Lake Champlain
Buffalo
Detroit
Ruth Powers
Laura Harding
Maud Thayer
Woolwich
Powers
Association
Thayer
Traf tons and Blaisdell visit Bath brother recovering
Mr and Mrs Howard M Traf ton and Charles Blaisdell called Sunday on Blaisdell's brother Phillip at Bath. Phillip, recently in a Boston hospital, has returned home and is recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Trafton
Charles Blaisdell
Mr. Blaisdell
Phillip
Bath
Boston
September Weather Proves Delightful in Maine Sequel
September brought a pleasant Maine month with 21 fair days, six rainy days, and 3 cloudy days. Morning temps ranged from a high 69 on the first to a frosty 38 on the 26th, with a notable frost night on the 25th and water skimming over in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Mary Sue Wigley Set as Speaker by Farm Bureau
Miss Mary Sue Wigley of Dawson Alabama will address 11 county farm bureaus representing 13 counties this Fall. A Sand Mountain native with extensive education she will discuss homemade character and citizenship at Maine farm bureau meetings in Knox Lincoln on Oct 23 and Androscoggin Sagadahoc on Oct 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Mary Sue Wigley
Dawson
Alabama
Miss Wigley
Sand Mountain
Mountain Mission School
Oklahoma A
M. College
University of Chicago
Columbia University
U. S. Department of Agriculture
University of Maine
Maine Farm Bureau
Knox-Lincoln
Androscoggin-Saga‘dahoc
Winter Street Sunday School To Resume
Winter Street Sunday school will resume with first session on Sunday morning October 6. Preschool through first grade meet at 10 30 under the chapel and finish when church ends. Other grades meet in church or chapel at 10 30 with varying dismissals. A newborn daughter and another birth announced for local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Robert H. Haskell
Lois Estabrooks
Helen Higgins
Martha Morse
Natalie Perkins
Alice Darrah
Gertrude Haskell
Linna Marie Purdue
Janet Colley
Paul Holmson
John Shepard
Bruce Fulton
Roswell Haskell
Warren Higgins
Mary Young
Barbara Pittman
Barbara Young
Eleanor Wilson Gordon A. Lake
Walter F. Abbott
William Potter
James F. Farnham
Joseph O. Purdue
Allen M. Ifish
Anna H. Hill
Sermoned and Social News From Five Islands Community
In Five Islands, Miss Alice Cromwell preached on Render unto Caesar while Rev Koehlwetter was away. An all day Red Cross session and library work followed with a covered dish lunch. Mrs Wallace Pierce and Mrs Carr led the canteen. Various local visits, property sales, and social events fill the week, including a George town wedding shower and neighborhood guests from Bath Dorchester Seguinland North Anson and Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Koehlwetter
Alice Cromwell
Caesar
God
Miss Cromwell
T. E. Cromwell
Auxiliary
Red Cross
Wallace Pierce
F. P. Carr
Good Neighbor Club
Horace Rittall
George McKinnon
Boston
McKinnon
Ray Sawyer
Bath
Blaisdell
Alfred Rowe
Rudolph Pinkham
Seguinland Road
Georgetown
Serepta Pinfold
Cooper's Mills
Charlotte Leavitt
North Lowell
Percy Savage
Fred Reid
Bath and Seguinland
Percy MacGillivary
Robert Hodgkins
Lermond Davis
Charles Burgess
William Stinson
Stinson
John Gordon
Rapheal Higgins
Howard Barter
John Huskins
Frances Oliver
Edward Thorne
Herman Spinney
Clyde Pinkham
Clifton Matthews
Peggy Gray
Warren Todd
John Hinds
Pejepscot
D. W. Staffeld
Quincy
Mass
Isabel Stevens
Fred M. Reid
Seguinland
Woodrow Gray
Charlestown
Dean Bonney
Upper Sheepscot
Arthur Davis
Vincent and
Winfield
North Anson
Lester Davis
John W. Gilmore
Robert Hodgdon
Malden
Vincent Davis
Madelyn Berry
Walter Savage
Kittery
Mrs White Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs William H. White has returned to her Bedford street home from Brunswick hospital where she had been a patient for several weeks after falling ill at her South Harpswell cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. White
Bedford Street
Brunswick Hospital
South Harpswell
Citizenship Not Affected By Marriage In Federal Ruling
A federal ruling states that American women married to aliens between April 6 1917 and July 2 1921 did not lose citizenship and could exercise franchise. The Attorney General affirms that these women may take the oath of allegiance to remove doubt, while the Sept 22 1922 law remains in effect, preserving citizenship irrespective of marriage for both native and foreign born women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Thompson
Henry Nicolls
Immigration Naturalization Service
U. S. Department of Justice
Boston
United States
Mr. Nicolls
Thompson
Merrymeeting Grange Boosters Night Highlights Local Talks
Merrymeeting Grange of Bowdoinham held Booster night with Charles White of Augusta presenting a colored lantern slide talk on a trip through Pennsylvania Virginia and Tennessee. The program featured a National Master greeting, musical performances, a paper read by Mrs. Frank P. Webber, and several dances and solos. Exhibition committees for Topsham Fair were named, and Sagadahoc Enterprise and Progressive granges will join Merrymeeting on October 25 with Sagadahoc filling offices and host grange supplying supper with visitors assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Grange
Bowdoinham
Charles White
Augusta
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Tennessee
George Hamilton
R. W. Chesley
Roland Robinson
Dorothy Dickinson
Frank P. Webber
Neil Bishop
Carolyn Baker
Ida Fowle
Reginald Dore
Muriel Nugent
Chester Purington
Louis
Theodore Carras
Arthur Turner
Chester Hobart
Topsham Fair
Caleb Mitchell
William Gould
Milton Given
Ernest Frye
Hobst
Fred Leavitt
Loomis Dyer
Sagadahoc
Enterprise and Progressive Granges
Merrymeeting
Enterprise and Progressive
Funeral of Mrs Fuller at 17 Beacon Street
The funeral of Mrs Alice Randall Fuller wife of Eliot A Fuller was Friday afternoon at three in her home at 17 Beacon street. Rev Charles M Tubbs of Grace church officiated The bearers were Vincent Brown of Auburn Walter Richardson of Portland Weston L Bonney and Henry Minott Burial was in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Randall Fuller
Eliot A. Fuller
Beacon Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Vincent Brown
Auburn
Walter Richardson
Portland
Weston L Bonney
Henry Minott
Oak Grove
Funeral of Mrs Annie O Jewett in Westport
The funeral of Mrs Annie O Jewett wife of Hylan M Jewett of Westport was held Friday at two in the Curtis funeral home 942 Washington street Rev Charles H Berry of Emmanuel Gospel Mission officiated. Bearers named Lucian Ames Wilfred Wo Chanex William Daley John Leonard Roger Pierce Raymond Trott. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie O Jewett
Hylan M Jewett
Westport
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Charles H Berry
Emmanuel Gospel Mission
Bath man tours West then car wreck near state line
Kenneth A. Soule of Woolwich and two companions Ed ward Cooper of Wichita Falls Texas and Gilbert Parlin of Skowhegan completed a 5800 mile trip from Kittery to Texas and back by plane and car. After visiting oil fields cotton ginning and the World’s Fair in New York the party returned toward home but 22 miles from Kittery their car collided with another vehicle. All occupants were uninjured though the other car’s occupants were hospitalized. Soule returned to work at the Portsmouth Navy Yard after visiting his Woolwich parents)L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath and Woolwich
Kenneth A. Soule
Woolwich
Portsmouth Navy Yard
West
Mr. Soule
Edward Cooper
Wichita Falls
Texas
Gilbert Parlin
Skowhegan
Kittery
St. Louis
Illinois
Missouri
Mississippi River
New Mexico
Mexico
Georgia
Washington, D. C
New York
Haskell
Soule
Navy Yard
Massachusetts-New Hampshire
Obituary of Alice Randall Fuller 66 of Bath and Norway
Alice Randall Fuller 66 wife of Eliot A. Fuller died Wednesday morning last week at her home 17 Beacon Street after a 17 week illness from coronary thrombosis. Born in Portland she lived much of her life in Bath with a decade in Norway. She belonged to Grace church and local D A R, library society, and Oxford lodge. Survived by husband and two Bath sisters Mrs Sarah Given and Miss Fannie Minott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Randall Fuller
Eliot A. Fuller
Beacon Street
Mrs. Fuller
Portland
John L
Mary P. Randall
Bath
Mr. Fuller
Norway
Grace Church
Co. Dummer Sewall
Patten Free Library
Oxford
John O. Shaw
John J. Desmond Co
Senter’s, Inc
Sarah A. Given
Fannie E. Minott
Elizabeth A King 87 dies after fall in Bath area
Elizabeth A King widow of John F King died Saturday night at Memorial hospital from injuries from a fall two weeks earlier after years of declining health. Born in Boothbay she lived most of her life in Bath and belonged to Sedgwick Relief Corps and Ladies of the GAR. She is survived by son Arthur W King and five grandchildren including Omar R King at University of Michigan plus siblings and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. King
John F King
Memorial Hospital
Boothbay
Enoch
Rebecca Poor
Bath
Sedgwick Relief Corps
Sedgewick Circle
Ladies of the Gar
Central Church
Arthur W King
Edgett Street
Omar R. King
University of Michigan
Anne
Isabelle B. A Donald
Audrey King
Theodore Poor Portsnmouth
Bartholomew O Donnell Family Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Bartholomew O Donnell spent the weekend with Mrs O Donnell's mother Mrs Wellington A Moore on Weeks Street. They traveled to Portsmouth New Hampshire on Monday to occupy an apartment there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Wellington A. Moore
Weeks Street
Portsmouth
N.H
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Richard Derby
Winchester
Dale Smith
Ralph Small
Children's Hospital
Lillian Wade
Perkins
D. S. White
Progressive Grange
Herman Barter
William Adams
H. S. Keen
Louise Howard
Keen
Jamaica
N. Y
Donald Avery
Beatrice
Dawn
Walter Kneeland
LeRoy Adams
Harry Stone
Maurice Burns
Lila M. Spinney
Paul Wren
Kennebec Point
Clarence Allen
Marrtown
Harold Robinson
Keith
Fred P. Taylor
Clayton
Dickie”’ Hagan
Harold White
Dedham
Arthur Delano
Popham Beach
Howard Nash
Lewiston
Robert Fry
Sylvia Warren
Bowdoinham Post Road
J. W. Bedford
Harry Bedford
Whitinsville
Roy M. Chase
Charles A. Day & Co
Securities Dealers
Harry Carlisle
North Edgecomb
Kennebec
Minot
Russell M Colby, Jr
Cee Street
Clinton V. Owen
Dike Street
DR Stevens
Victor Pinkham
Sagadahce
Enterprise and
Progressive Granges
Alice R. Fuller
John F. King
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston