Richmond Vestry Evangelistic Services Open Week
Beginning Monday Richmond hosts evangelistic services at No. 5 chapel with Rev. James Alexander of Richmond and Son wos Colby of Gardiner as principal speakers. A lodge inspection meeting followed by oyster stew. district officer Booker of Brunswick served as inspector.
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No. 5
James Alexander
Richmond
Son Wos Colby
Gardiner
Richmond Lodge
Booker
Brunswick
F. C
Charles James
Augusta
Fred Douglas
Bowdoinham
C. H. Cobb
George Ayles
Hattie McKenna
Frank Jack
Ida Fowles
Gwendolyn Tarr
Irene Millay
Farmington
Fred Hutchinson
Lynn
Mass
B. R. Temple
Ruth Lane
Lincoln School
Litchfield
Margaret Hinkley
Virginia Stratton
Percy Cothran
H. B. Curran
E. O. Tarr
O. E. S. School of Instruction
Marion Chapter
Irving Fowle
Jennie Broderick
Belgrade
Eugene Smith
Norway
Joseph Alexander
W. H. Johnson
Bertelle Skinner
Frank Beedle
Round Pond
Dresden
Mary P. Reed
Massachusetts
George Hodges
Beatrice Hodges
Frank Anderson
Portland
Howard Wilson
Rosemont
Hattie Wilson
Herbert Edgecomb
Rumford
Harpswell Beach
Everett
Lewiston
Romeo's Market
Main Street
M. C. Lawton
Front Street
Addie Howard
Church Street
Geneveive Stuart
Mary
Juanita Baker
Ethel Bailey
Italy Hatch
Ross and Thebeau duel for 20 holes in Governor's flight
President Rodney E. Ross trimmed L Eugene Thebeau on the 20th green in the opening round of the Governor's flight. Other survivors included Clinton D. Wilson John H. Hyde Wesley Marco and Robert Brownell with further results noted among Dee Hunter Blair Wilson Jack Hyde and Joe McCole. A second flight is slated to begin next Saturday with Conti and Hunter leading potential semi final matchups amid frigid conditions.
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Rodney E. Ross
L. Eugene Thebeau
Clinton D. Wilson
John H. Hyde
Wesley Marco
Robert Brownell
George H. Hunter
C. D. Wilson
Blair Wilson
Rodney Ross
Eugene Thebeau
Warren Hawley
E. Toothaker
Ike Voorhees
Hunter
John Conti
J. Conti
Lieut. Hunter
Colonial club discusses bowling league and Halloween dance
Members of the Colonial club reviewed plans for a bowling league at the monthly meeting and will meet again next Monday at 7 30. Dwight Pierce chairs the committee to attend a conference at the YMCA and report at the November meetings. A report on Sebasco golf tournament was presented and a Halloween dance for members and wives was debated.
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Colonial Club
Dwight Pierce
Com
Y.M.C.A
Sebasco
Percy Ayer Fined on Driving Charges
Percy Ayer of Bath was fined $20 and ordered to pay $14.14 in court costs after being found guilty on two motor vehicle law violations. He faced a similar fine for a deer carrying charge, with police alleging he used stolen plates in the latter case.
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Percy Ayer
Bath
John J
Hicle
Ayer
Social notes from Melrose and nearby towns
Local residents and visitors are listed with weekend travels and visits. Names include Mrs. Edmund Blinn Somerville Mrs. J H Brown Newton Center Miss Belle Heald of the Christian Endeavor Society and Rev D L Pettengill among others, with several cottages closed at Sagadahoc Bay and Oak Cemetery services noted.
New Fall and Winter Merchandise Hit Markets
Fall and winter goods advertised include suits and top coats at 18.00 and 16.00, overcoats 12.68 and 10.00, leather coats 7.58, sheeplined coats 4.95 and 2.50, navy shirts 19.35, other shirts from 5 cents, union suits 69 cents and up, pants from 8 cents, sweaters 0.95 to 1.95 and up, fall hats 1.58 to 1.95, caps 5 cents and up, hunting caps 78 cents, heavy wool hose 25 to 35 cents and up, other hose 1 cent and up.
Five Islands News Notes and Local Visitors
Community updates list residents and visitors including C E Hanna’s passing and funeral details. Mr Troop of Bath joined J W Moulton for a Thursday supper. Bath residents Mrs J G Stevens and others hosted and visited in Bath and Boston. Families move to new homes, cottage life at Five Islands continues, and local social events and minor improvements are noted.
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C. E. Hanna
Troop
Bath
J. W. Moulton
J. G. Stevens
Mary Norton
Margaret
Stoughton
Mass
Orange
Percy McGilvrey
Delia Lewis House
W. J. Lord
Melrose
Frank MacMahan
Five Islands
George Smith
Gertrude
Boston
S. M. Cubbage
Stopy
Leslie Aingley
Virginia
Cambridge
C. M. Bigelow
E. M. Horton
Fred Lundquist
Roslindale
Lundquist
George Gray
Northwood Ridge
N. H
S. W. Brown
E. P. Allen
Oakland
New Styles Require Carriage and Poise
The article argues that 1932 fashion demands refined carriage and poised posture. It cites Helen Spaulding and Mrs Pobre of Maine noting sleek formal clothes require a lifted chest, flat back, and smooth muscular flow to look taller and refined.
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Helen Spaulding
Pobre
Maine
Parish Meeting at Central Church Chooses Officers
Major William R. Kimball served as moderator at the Central Congregational parish meeting. William W. Robinson was re elected secretary and Miss Martha A. Foote treasurer. Plans were set for an every member canvass on Wednesday evening October 12. Committees named include Prudentials Edmund P. Briggs and Owen J. Ledyard Parish James P. Ledyard Mrs William H Small Mrs Jesse Donnell James C. Ledyard Music Edmund P. Briggs Mrs Fred H Lord Mrs Jesse Donnell Everett Lord named chief usher and William E. Sturtevant assistant.
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Effie White
Minnie Hartford
Julian Marcoul
Biddeford
George Kimball
John Sullivan
Main Street
Sullivan
Frank Jack
Bowdeinham
Minnie Waldron
Martha Totman
Joseph Bijeau
Boston
Mary Bijeau
Hazel’ Gardiner
Cambridge
Mass
Lesley
Progressive Grange
Grange
W. F. Jonah
Merrimac
Seymore White
White
Marjorie MacAleese
Bermuda
Moncton
N. B
Ethel Trites
J. T. Witham
Doris
Ethel
Presque Isle
Minnie Harford
William Dingley
Mabel Lancaster
Ora Morrill
Winslow
Walter Reynolds
C. M. Reynolds
Quincy
C. B. Northey
Leesburg
Fla
Cora McAfee
Portland
Eugene Purington
Gardiner
Frank Beedle
Leighton Gardner
Leighton, Jr
Charles Soule
Augusta
Methodist
Pickering
Philadelphia
H. L. Tarr
Richmond Lions' Club
Wiscasset
Richmond
Rotary Club of
Damariscotta
Eastern Star Ladies
Leo Shesong
Margaret McMaster
Henry
Burlington
James Fields
Fields
Sampson Street
Freda Mariner
Nassan Institute
Springvale
G. C. Mariner
Flora Shepard
Miss Mariner
L. E. Alexander
J. E. Pran
P. F. Joy
Farmingdale
Paul P. Ridley
Lewiston
Mary Burnham Briggs
Mechanic Falls
Briggs
Mechanic Falls High School
Bates College
West Paris High School
Needham
Ridley
Maurice E. Ridley
Gardiner High School
Bowdoin College
Lewiston Trust Co
Amy Bradley
Legion Hall
Inspec
Ida Watson
Enterprise Grange
Pro
William R. Kimball
Central Congregational Church
William W. Robinson
Martha A. Foote
Prudentials
Edmund P. Briggs
Owen J. Ledyard
James P. Ledyard
William H. Small
Jesse *Donnell
James C. Ledyard
Fred H. Lord
Jesse Donnell Everett Lord
William E. Sturtevant
Dromore Farm Bureau to Hold First Annual Fair and Exhibition
The Women's Farm Bureau of Dromore announces its First Annual Fair and Exhibition at the grange hall on Friday Oct. 7. Admission is free, supper from 5:30 to 7, then the fair and exhibition with a dozen tables of women’s year’s work. Addresses by A L Deering and Mrs Henry W Webb, plus a vaudeville sketch.
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Women’s Farm Bureau of
Henry W Howard Dies in Bath at 68
Henry W. Howard, 68, Bath business figure for decades, died Monday at his Five Islands cottage after a two month illness. Born in Phillips in 1863, he moved to Bath as a youth and built a career from printing to bottling and finally coal with the Howard Coal Co. He served as a juror assessor and was a Mason. Survived by wife Susan F. Wheeler, two sons Sherbrook and Norman, and daughter Mrs. Samuel H. Kirkpatrick.
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Henry W. Howard
Bath
Five Islands
Howard Coal Co
Oakley C. Curtis
Portland
Curtis
Mr. Howard
Phillips
Sherbrooke J
Gastena Ward Howard
Hyde Light Guards
Hoyt’s Express
Bath Bottling Co
Front Street
Miller's Bakery
State Miliary and Naval Children’s Home
Susan F. Wheeler
Norman W. Wheeler
Goss Marine Iron Works
Sherbrook
Saugus
Mass
Norman W. Howard
Samuel H. Kirkpatrick
Miss Georgiana Knight
Miss Georgiana Knight aged 86 died Sunday at the home of Mrs. E R Brown 31 Lexing Street after a paralytic stroke following pneumonia. Born in Georgetown she was a daughter of Eben and Elizabeth Knight with no near relatives. Funeral services were held at Curtis funeral home and Center Baptist Church with burial at Oak cemetery Georgetown.
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Georgiana Knight
Georgetown
E. R. Brown
Lexing Street
Eben
Elizabeth Knight
Charles H. Berry
Corliss Street Church
Curtis Funeral Home
Center Street
F. W. Hovey
Georgetown Baptist Church
Center Baptist Church
Oak Cemetery
Esther A Harrington 94 Widow of Charles Harrington
Esther A Harrington 94 widow of Charles B Harrington longtime Phippsburg resident died Sunday morning at her Parker Head home after a brief illness. She was born in Phippsburg daughter of John and Marcus Rollins and lived there all her life. Survived by one daughter Mrs Frank Webber of New London Conn six grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at Curtis funeral home 105 Center Street burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Bath.
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Esther A. Harrington
Charles B. Harrington
Phippsburg
Parker Head
John and
Marcus Rollins
Frank Webber
New London
Patterson Ward Dies in Bath After Marlboro Native Active in Children’s Work
George Patterson Ward is reported dead in Bath Sunday. The Marlboro native, who recently lived at 27 Andrews Road, Bath, was prominent in children's work during his three years in Bath.
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Ward
Bath
Marlboro
Mass
Patterson
Andrews Road
Funeral for Georgetown Seaman Totman at Bath
The funeral for Joseph H. Totman of Georgetown, who died of heart trouble on the wharf at Five Islands, was held Saturday at 10 A.M. in the Pred S. Curtis Funeral Home in Bath. Rev. Charles R. Sims of the First Baptist Church officiated. Burial followed at Oak Cemetery in Georgetown Center.
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Joseph H. Totman
Georgetown
Five Islands
New York Plants 22 Million Trees in One Year
New York state reports 22 million trees planted on 27 000 acres in a single year through the Conservation Department. The effort supports reforestation of the Forest Preserve and new lands bought under the Reforestation Amendment, with nurseries supplying counties cities water districts and private groups.
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New York
New York State
Conservation Department
Department
Death of His Friend May Have Caused Bathman John Houghton Disappearance
The Bath, Maine case surrounding John Reed Houghton's disappearance from the steamship Boston on Sept 28 raises grief over a friend's death as a possible cause. W Hamilton Lillie, an aviator, is cited by Houghton's brother in law Raymond Trott of Providence as a contributing factor. Family members traveled to Boston with Amory Houghton and Mrs Jane M Houghton to seek Houghton's personal effects and coordinate with police.
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John Reed Houghton
Boston
New York
W. Hamilton Lillie
Staiger Mass
Houghton
Raymond H. Trott
Providence
R. I
Trott
Elizabeth Houghton
John
Amory Houghton
Bangor
Bath
Jane M. Houghton
John Houghton
Lillie
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