Richmond Social and Community Notes Highlight Interclub Meeting
Rich mond reports show interclub ties as Gardiner Rotary entertains Richmond Lions, plus extensive list of local visits, family updates, church activities, Grange Booster Night, and civic group gatherings across Richmond. Notables include Mrs Gladys Walker and Maine Development commission rep at Lions meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Little
Baltimore
Cora Little
Milton
Mass
Harry Little
Florence Watson
Fred Lewis
Stowell E. Crosby
Robert and
Roger
Ruth Evelyn
Woodfords
Rebecca Rogers
Marjorie Shepard
Leon Shepard
Percy Baker
Mt. Carmel
Masonic Hall
Auburn
Gladys Eee Walker
Charles Wade
Capitol Island
Gardiner
Charles Griffin
Norman Partridge
Augusta
Charles Morang
Celia Shea
Violet Griffin
Pownal
Horace Hinkley
Clyde LeRoy
Wren
Vendella Mosher
Bowdoinham
Mae Reed
Charles Thompson
Leroy Cleveland
Angie McKenney
Clinton
Bert Baker
Charles Blair
Parent- Teachers Association
Elizabeth Haynes
Russell Ring
Frances Libby
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henrietta Libby
Pleasant Street
Kenneth DeLara
Beverly
The
Baptist Church
Young People’s Society of the Baptist Church
Elva Purington
Frank York
Morton
Norman York
Braintree
Clarence Bearce
Somerville
Harry Curran
Bangley Lake Hotel
Franklyn Sweat
Mary
Hazel Bennett
Mary Carr
Richmond Guernsey Cows Sets Production Record
A Millay Brothers Guernsey cow from Richmond named Princess of Millay Homestead has set a new production record earning entry in the Advanced Register of the American Guernsey Cattle club. The four and a half year old cow produced 9413.3 pounds of milk and 547.5 pounds of fat in class B. Meanwhile Bangor’s State Street Park lights create a luminous after dark scene drawing thousands of visitors nightly to its circular driveway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Millay Brothers of
Richmond
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Princess of Millay Homestead
State Street Park
Bangor
United States
Georgetown News Roundup From Bath and Vicinity
A long list of Bath area residents visited, traveled, or hosted others including Mrs Julia Boyd, Mr and Mrs Edward Wren, Clarence Wade moving a building, Dr and Mrs J H Brown, Sydney Lermond, Mrs Annie M Jones, and many local pairs. Social events at the church feature An Evening Prayer sung by Mrs J C Bearse and a duet by Mrs Bowen and Mrs Scott. A large moose sighting near D C Pettengill’s cottage is noted alongside several visits to Bath for cinema and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. C. Farnham
Cox Strout
Brunswick
Ohn Allen
Kennebec County
Winthrop
Perley Joy
Warren
Fréd Elliott
Five Islands
Ernest Stewart
Fred Elliott
Raymond Libby
Aroostook County
Libby
Maynard Brown
Portland
Carroll Greenleaf
Richmond
Freeport
Haynes
Chestnut Street
Ellsworth Reed
Waltham, Mass
Annie Stinson
Harold Rollins
Ruie Curtis
Gardiner
Florence Johnston
Patrick Vatour
Hallowell
Joseph Watour
Daniel Rice
Augusta
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Litchfield Fair
Harry Duren
Greenfield
Mass
Duren
Robert Ordway
Skowhegan
Charles Divens
New York
Boston
Bay
Ashley Lunn
South Portland
Elizabeth Hathorne
Frances Blenkhorn
Miss Hathorne
Minola Farnsworth
Luther Farnsworth
Islesboro
Alberta Sedgley
Nellie Merrifield
Charles H. Merrifield
Lincoln Street
C. H. Bryant
Richmond Cemetery
Frank Reed
Frank Lint
Everett Kincaid
Frank Bishop
Henrietta Libby
Frances Libby
Kenneth DeLara
Clara DeLara
Harry Whitney
Arthur Strong
Somerville
Leonard Munsey
Joseph Thurstow
Ida
Leona Fowles
Bath
Florence Watson
Margaret Robinson
Auburn
Beech Street
Carl Curtis
Dorchester
del Bissonette
Wilbur Emerson
River Road
A. L. Sewell
Bar Harbor
Louise Whitney
Carrie DeLara
Desert
Maine
S. Reed Allen
Fort Richmond
Rebecca Rogers
Wiscasset
Georgianna H. Lily
Mary Kelton Dummer
Marie Antoinette
France
John Skillen
State Hospital
Lyndal D. Good
Dresden Mills
Julia Boyd
Bertha Scott
Edward Wren
Clarence Wade
Alex Cunningham
Wade
J. H. Brown
Newton
Vermont
Sydney Lermond
Howard M. Trafton
Annie M
Harry L. Horne
Edward Merriman
Randolph
George Smith
Sagadahoe Bay
Dorothy Hagan
North Yarmouth Academy
L. Earle Hagan
Elizabeth Hunt
Walter Powers
Gaston Lachaise
Herman Spinney
Gray Road Park
J. C. Bearse
Martha Bowen
Carrie Heald
North Edgecomb
T. M. Hagan
Roscoe P. Toad
Melrose Highlands and Friends
H. B. Crosby
James Hobart
Carroll P. Powers
Working League
Robinhood
William Todd
Emma B. Billings
Walter Cummings
Walter Schoepfer
Doris Trafton
Melrose Highlands
Helen Seaverns
Melrose
Scott Curtis
Salem
Willard Oliver
Trafton
H. M. Trafton
B. H. Woodside
D. C. Pettengill
Morris Hinckley
Red Cross a Friend in Every Disaster
The Red Cross disaster relief service coordinates nationwide help for fires floods famines tornadoes and earthquakes. In Georgetown Bath and vicinity the chapter assisted 24 families with blankets baby clothing milk for 16 children and various aid measures funded by 1000 from the National American Red Cross 724 in gifts and 200 in insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross Disaster Relief Service
Red Cross
National
Red Cross Treasury
Chapter Treasuries
Bath
Georgetown
National American Red Cross
Windows Unlocked at Popham Cottages After Summer
Deputy Sheriffs Oliver and Small found several cottages at Popham Beach with one or more windows unlocked after summer. No items were missing, suggesting owners forgot to lock windows on season close. Mrs. Mary McLain of Bremen, 90, runs her son Almond McLain’s home and knits mittens for local children while doing housework and sewing. Rev Pauline H Chalker of Caratunk and The Forks resigns in November and announces engagement to Ralph Hutchinson of Bristol Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
Abram C. Oliver
Loring D. Small
Mary McLain
Long Island
Bremen
Almond McLain
Pauline H. Chalker
Caratunk and
the Forks
Ralph B. Hutchinson
Bristol, Conn
Summer library drive aids girls with Grange books
Five Islands community raised twenty dollars for girls books in the Grange Library during a summer entertainment arranged by Mrs Fred Johnson. Librarian Belle Stevens secured a turnout of titles from Mrs Johnson list for distribution at the library opening. Numerous local residents visited, vacationers arrived and left, and gun season opened with members reporting several ducks brought home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Johnson
Grange
Bath
Fred Carr
Lewiston
Walter Moore
Hallowell
Sedgemere
Leon Williams
Waltham
Mass
George Yeo
Bob
Winchester
W. H. Davis
Medford
Almon Marr
Edward Wren
Georgetown
Five Islands
Fred Reid
Ambrose Thibodeau
Thomas Hanna
Charles Kenney
Alice Cromwell
Mary Norton
Stoughton
L. H. Rowe
Farber Davis
Davis
Ruth Bishop
Norman Harley
Milford
N. H
Harley
Hartley Harley
Seguinland
Everett Cromwell
Dexter Berry
Berry's Mill
Ada Smith
Dixfield
Mary Butterfield
Canton
Berry
E. M. Horton
Dresden
Wiscasset
Gilbert Standish
Joseph Davis
Edwin Frost Dies At 80 After Self Made Preparations
Edwin Frost 80 a Marinville farmer and lifelong resident prepared for death with the same care he used to meet life. He dug his own grave built concrete retaining walls and installed a steel vault in anticipation of his burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Frost
Marinville
Extra Heavy Wool Zipper Jackets and more at low prices
Wide sale list including extra heavy 100 per cent wool zipper jackets at 3.50 and 2.95 for extra heavy wool zipper jackets, all wool breeches 2.95, crew neck sweaters 1.95 to 2.95, coat style sweaters 1.00 and up, navy shirts 1.95 to 2.95, union suits, gray flannel shirts and rubber boots and shoes priced to clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy C. P. O
Boy Scouts Prepare Fall Activities in Old City Hall
Troop 53 led by Earl B. Lermond will meet almost nightly in the old City hall using the former council chamber as a meeting space and the treasurer’s office as a work room. The group plans four eight member patrols with benches jig saw and lathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl B. Lermond
Old City Hall
John W. Gilmore
Lermond
Engine 2
Sumner Sewall
Boy Scout Movement
Sewall
Colonial Club
J. Haviland Torrey
Morse alumni show strong squad for Sunday gridiron clash
Morse high alumni display depth with captain Ernie Sarkis and backfield mates Bloody Parks and Paul Stinson leading a veteran lineup from last year’s Blue and White team to face Brunswick high alumni at two oclock. Layup in the line is Tarzan Legard with Hebron ties, plus Levyn Conley Mayo Grindell Douglass and Curtis. Brunswick counters with Warren brothers and Fortin Pouliot in the backfield as both teams sharpen plays for the anticipated scrap. In other notes Pleasant Point and Dana Point residents failed to elect a Legislative representative after a tie between Chief William Neptune and Sam Dana, tying up the two communities’ bid at the biennial polling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Brunswick High
Ernie Sarkis
Morse
Brunswick
Parks
Paul Stinson
Stan Whitehouse
Verne Chaney
Tarzan” Legard
Husky
Legard
Blue and White
Hebron Academy
Tarzan
Johnny Levyn
Hebron
Jack Conley
Kents Hill
Farley Mayo
Joe Grindell
al Douglass
Maxie Coombs
Stan Curtis
Levya
Pleasant Point
Dana's Point
William Neptune
Sam Dana
Company E
103Rd Infantry
Chateau Thierry
Federal funds eyed for Bath home repair program
Friday steps moved to create small loans for home repairs under the Federal Housing Act. George S. Williamson of Portland led the FHA delegation with Leo G. Shesong and Wallingford from Casco Bank and Lewiston Trust. John C. Fitzgerald was named chair and a meeting of business leaders will be called to form committees to promote loan terms to property owners needing repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Williamson
Portland
Federal Housing Administration
Leo G. Shesong
Casco Bank and Trust Co
Wallingford
Lewiston Trust
Bath Trust. Co
John C. Fitzgerald
Apt
Butler Family Lawyers Open Washington Practice
Henry F. Butler joins father Charles Henry Butler in Washington, D. C. practice at 719 Investment Building with a general law focus. Henry, a Princeton 1920 graduate and ex Montsweag Farm manager, studied at Harvard Law School and previously worked in Boston. Charles Henry Butler, longtime reporter of Supreme Court decisions, leads as private attorney serving out of town lawyers. Lawrence Thayer visits Orange, New Jersey, as a guest of Bath relatives Percy and Mrs Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Butler
Charles Henry Butler
Washington, D. C
Butler
Bath and Woolwich
Princeton
Montsweag Farm
Wooolwich
Harvard Law School
Boston
Warner, Stackpole & Bradlee
State Street
Montsweag
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Lawrence Thayer
Orange
N. J
Mrs
Percy Mann
Bath
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Fred S. Curtis & Co
Thomas R. Huston
R. Bath
Richmond Cow
Lewiston High
Dartmouth College
Charles B. Arthur
Dartmouth
Neidlinger
Popham Cottages
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Room
sott-Johnson Shoes Shoeee
Metcal
Craft’s Battery Service
Center Street
Bath, Maine
Max Katz
Elm Street
the Working Men's Store
BOY Scouts
Ancient Council
Stars
Brunswick Eleven
Bath Savings Institution
H. F. Altern
Bellevue
Ent
Beacon Street
Beacon Hill
State House
Boston Common
Public Gardens
Bowdoin and
Beacon Streets