Richmond Fraternal Groups and WAVES Cadet Highlight Local News
Beulah Rebekah lodge IOOF And Richmond Enterprise groups meet with officers installed and activities noted. Helen A Herbert, daughter of Goldie Guiou and Harold Herbert, sworn as Seaman Recruit in WAVES to report for ten weeks basic training at Great Lakes. she is a 1947 Richmond High graduate active in athletics and dramatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Mildred Pinkham
Martina Coughlin
Jessie Killbride
Louise Stevens
Brunswick
Helen A. Herbert
Goldie Guiou
Harold Herbert
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Richmond High
Enterprise Juvenile Orange
Alfred Rackley
Topsham
Enterprise Grange
Topsham Fair
Richmond Lodge
A. F
A. M
John Wennerberger
Lisbon Falls
1.G.A
William R. Wells
North Berwick
Vanessa Beedle
Department of Maine
U. V
C. W
Viola James
Department
Milo
Richard Witham
Gerald Witham
Gardiner Street
Fort Campbell
Witham
11Th Airborne Division
Military Intelligence School
Fort Riley
Kas
Jason Harwood
Roy Spear
Hallowell
Edith Harward
George White
Esther Hutchins
Chelsea
Arthur Maxwell
Pearl Perry
George Roberts
Maxwell Cottage
Bay Point
Robert Taplin
Methuen
Mass
Norris Sidelinger
Chestnut Street
Barl Bell
Rockland
David Noble
Pitt Center Road
Edith Harvard
Jane Whalen
Clark’s Island
Charles Clark
Robert Sidelinger
Kenneth Chetley
Milford
Conn
Robert Shaughnessey
Robert Pierce
Dorchester
Carl Curtis
Main Street
A. B. Hoyt
Rumford Center
George Hoyt
North Front Street
Hoyts
Guy Dolloff
Elster Dolloff
Woolwich
C. B. Kennedy
Cape Cottage
Portland
Frank Beedle
Alfred Niles
Barbara Weeks
Kents Hill
Redlon Holman Jr
Francis E. Warren Air Force Base
Wyoming
Redlon Holman
Sampson Street
Samuel Bates
Sabine
West Bath
Fred Duren
Kimball Street
Howard Randlette
Brockton
Joseph Randlette
Lloyd Umberhind
Los Alamo
N. M
Lister Umberhind
Reed Road
Dresden Students Form School Funds Committee and Holiday Follies
Dresden news lists Bridge Academy students elected to the school funds committee including Evelyn Budge Kay Lavallee John Knowlton Martha Carver with seniors juniors sopomores and freshmen. The Holiday Follies committee members include Budge Bailey Goodwin Carver Peters Weldon with decorat ing Peters Knowlton and others. The Pownalboro Fish and Game Association met at West Dresden hall with moving pictures by Harrison Hutchings and displays of eel spearing and smelt fishing. Refreshments followed the program. A chicken pie supper is planned at South Dresden Methodist vestry this evening under Ladies Aid. School children received immunizations at Dresden Mills with Dr Good and nurse Elizabeth Wilson present. Local residents visited and moved between West Dresden East Dresden and Dresden Mills for various family and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Academy
Evelyn Budge
Kay Lavallee
John Knowlton
Martha Carver
Jack Brown
Judy Peters
Joel Weldon
Ida Robbins
Yvonne Bailey
Anna Tobey
Wimpy Goodwin
Leonard Robinson
Dorothy Rittall
Priscilla Allen
Frank Clark
Dexter Hatch
Kenneth Thayer
Mary Brown
Sheila Hamlin
Pownalboro Fish and Game Association
West Dresden
Harrison Hutchings
Richmond
South Dresden
Ladies’ Aid
MANY VISIT REID PARK ON MAINE COAST DRIVE
Bath motorists enjoyed the reopened Arrowsic-Woolwich bridge and a new highway to Reid State Park in Georgetown. Visitors toured Mile Beach with its yellow sands and watched large surf as work on the lagoon nears completion to create a safe bathing area for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Seguinland
Georgetown
Reid State Park
Five Islands
Griffith’s Head
Maine
Reid Park
Mile Beach
P T A Meeting At Central School and Community News
The Georgetown P T A held its monthly meeting at Central School with a large turnout. Mrs. Francis Pierce resigned as treasurer and was replaced by Mrs. Roland Peterson. Allan L. MacKinnon of Freeport spoke on a well organized school lunch program. Also noted were birthdays, choir activities, visits to Reid State Park, and several local residents visiting or traveling to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Francis Pierce
Roland Peterson
Russell Pinkham
Thomas Watson
Cochairman
Allan L. MacKinnon
Freeport
Aubrey Fullerton
Rockwell
George Powers
Howard G. Heald
Heald
Georgetown Baptist Choir
Louise
Oak Grove School
Miss Peterson
Mary Ellen Chase
Hinckley
Joan van Dyne
Califon
N. J
Vassalboro
Reid State Park
Lloyd Doty
Delbert
Henry
Robinhood
Arrowsic
Mrs. Doty
Navy
Doty
Kwajalein
Newport
R. LI
Pacific
New England
Lincoln Walton
Mr. Shattuck
Miss Gray
Mount Vernon
Walton Cottage
Frank Hollis
Clyde Jordan
Portland
B. H. Woodside
Lena Donnell
Bath
Joseph F. Higgins
Reid Park
Lillian Wheeler
MacMahan
Dorothy W. Stuart
New York
Doris Reynolds
Lewis Robinson
Camden
Eugene Reynolds
Claire MacGillivary
Harold J. Brown, Jr
Kennebec Point
Lambert Park
Allan Carlisle
Anchorage
Mark Hanna
Karen
Ralph Davis
M. A. Gordon
Beacon Street Church
Carroll Powers
Edward C. Clarey
George Gray
Five Islands
Harpswell
Thomas Randall
Clarey
Gray
Carol Farrow
Hyde Home
Dorothy Farrow
Mass
Raphael Higgins
Sagaddhoe Bay
George Nickerson
Boston
Irving Hunt
Florida
Edwin Hussa
Philip Hussa
Robinhood visitors and residents gather at island cottages
A long list of Robinhood and nearby Bath residents and visitors enjoys weekends and holidays across MacMahan, Seguinland, Middle Dyke farm, and Reid State Park. Guests include Mrs. Roland Peterson, Mrs. Roscoe Todd, Miss Louise Searle, Prof. Emory Basford, Miss Edith Anderson, several Smith and Dunton family members, and others. The piece notes caretaking moves, travel itineraries to Virginia, and local civic fund activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMahan
Thursay
Bath
Roland Peterson
William Bisseth
Ralph Dunton
Roscoe P. Todd
Robinhood
Louise Searle
Haverford
William Hasford
Waterville
Emory Basford
Andover
Mass
Basford
Frank Watts
Blanche Scammon
Scarboro
Roy Moulton
Seguinland
Edith Anderson
South Portland
Moulton
Granville Johnson
Frank Egan
Phyllis
Portland
Edgar Warren
James Stevens
Reid State Park
Sidney Dalrymple
Brookline
Middle Dyke Farm
Harold Goss
Augusta
Marrtown
Carroll Powers
A. A. Stott
Lobitz
Hunter Place
Little Sheepscot
Southport
Virginia
Fredericksburg
Petersburg
Richmond
George Blackwell
Blackwell
Helen Goddard
Dingley’s Island
Bowdoin Gregson
Horace Lee
Peterson House
John Grindell
Alfred Rowe
Florence Woodside
Lena Donnell
Willard Oliver
Dixie
Gail
George Oliver
Aubrey Fullerton
Waltham, Mass
William A. Todd
Mrs Smith Hosts Women’s Club Heads in District
Mrs Joseph I Smith district director of the Maine Federation of Women’s clubs hosted a luncheon and meeting at her Washington street home for presidents and vice presidents clubs of Boston from District 11. Cosmopolitan club and Club Forty Two were represented with leaders Mrs Frederick Moffatt and Mrs Norman Adams. Guests from Auburn Lewiston Lisbon attended along with Mrs Gilbert F Loebs of Waterville and Mrs Kenber of Auburn who spoke on aid to European club women. A Maine Federation district meeting is planned in Portland early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph I. Smith
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Washington Street
Boston
Frederick Moffatt
Norman Adams
David Clark
Auburn
Lewiston
Lisbon
Gilbert F. Loebs
Waterville
Kenber
Club
Europe
Maine
Portland
Exhibition of Ernest Haskell Water Colors at University of Maine
The late Ernest Haskell's water colors and prints are on display this month in the Louis Oakes room of the University of Maine library. Curated by Prof. Vincent A. Hartgen with assistance from Haskell, Jr. of this city, the artist's son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Haskell
Louis Oakes
University of Maine Library
Vincent A. Hartgen
Ernest Haskell, Jr
Haskell
Five Islands Bible Class Sees Eleven Attend
Last week's Bible class drew 11 attendees with new members Mrs. D W Staffeld Mrs Percy MacGillivary and Mrs Albert Moore. The group studied Es ther and planned this week's Job lesson with Mrs Orville Rowe. A prayer service led by Dr D W Staffeld occurred in pastor Cleves Henderson's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Staffeld
Percy MacGillivary
Albert Moore
Orville Rowe
Cleves Henderson
Library Hall
William Tinkham
Medford
Mass
Richard Heaney
Etta Moore
Philip Pinkham
Moore
George Gray
Lloyd Pinkham
Mountain Maverick
W. F. Bragg
Faraway Haven
Lida
Lester Davis
Spencer
Dick Heaney
Alex Marr
Sadie Thompson
Arthur Marr
Malden
Parker Start
Melrose
Marr Cottage
Chester Pinkham
Portland
E. E. Pinkham
Alton Reid
Ann Brown
Buxton
Francis Pierce
Philadelphia
Joseph Davis
Belfast
Bramwell Harford
Rumney
N. H
Clayton Doyle
Gorham
Victor Pinkham
Betty Rittall
Arthur Berry
Bath
Newport
R. I
Berry
Edward Clarey
Robinhood
Walter Savage
Kittery
P. B. Savage
Kenneth Smith
Yarmouth
Pinkham
Stanley Lewis
Lawrence Perow
Herman Barter
Madge O’brien
Hallowell
Carl A. Rasmussen
Wakefield
Rasmussen
Zetta Higgins
Willard
Clarence Preble
Harold Rowe
James Stevens
Stevens
Derby Line
George Smith
B. F. Percy
Dorchester
Russell Boynton
Newton
Ransom Sawyer
California
Mrs Mank Returns Home From Memorial Hospital
Mrs Ralph Mank has returned to her home at 15 Spring Street after a hospital stay of at least three weeks at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Mank
Spring Street
Memorial Hospital
Bath Marine Ronald Hersom Dies of Wounds in Korea
Pfc. Ronald A. Hersom, 19, died Sept. 17 aboard a hospital ship after wounds in Korea. He was the first Bath, Maine native killed in the war, son of Fred H. and Beatrice Brewer Hersom of 49 Chestnut Street. Survived by four brothers and six sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald A. Hersom
Marine Corps
Fred H. Hersom
Chestnut Street
Hersom
Bath
N. Y
Ronald
East Millinocket
Fred H
Beatrice Brewer Hersom
Enlitsing
Air Force
Korea
Japan
Bay Point residents spend weekends at cottages and camps
Bay Point and Bath locals visited cottages and camps this weekend with many travelers staying at Bay Point, First Beach, and nearby areas. Attendees included families like Powers and Davis, visitors from Brunswick and Mechanic Falls, and guests such as Eleanor McCue and Ronald Coleman. Details note hospital discharges and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Martin Powers
Bath
Davis
First Beach
Thomas Hagan
Forrest Drake
Brunswick
Albert Coombs
Edward Butterfield
New Meadows
William Adams
Stanley Crafts
Mechanic Falls
Kenneth Crafts
Clarence Butters
Bay Point
Leonard Field
New York City
Portland
L. W. Dietrich
Bath Memorial Hospital
New York
Harry Stone
Lewiston
Eleanor McCue
Ronald Coleman
Obituary of John F. Conley 83 Bath native
John F. Conley, 83, of 25 Western Avenue died Sunday at Memorial Hospital. Born in Bath on April 10, 1867, he was the son of Martin and Julia Rich Conley and long served as foreman of the brass foundry at the former Wat son-Frye plant. A Knights of Columbus member and St Mary’s Roman Catholic church parishioner, he is survived by six daughters, several grandchildren, and three sisters, all of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Conley
Western Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Martin
Julia Rich Conley
Watson-Frye
Knights of Columbus
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Mary H. Conley
George H. Comeau
Percy W. Scott
Julia Clark
Ellery Doyle
Joseph Clancy
Anna M. Conley
Julia T. Conley
Addison F. Jones
Mrs. Lillian Couture Dies in Tampa After Years in Bath
Mrs. Lillian Couture wife of Ernest Couture died Saturday morning in Tampa Florida where she had lived nine years. She previously resided in Bath and Brunswick and was born in Bucksport daughter of James and Emma Sawyer. She is survived by her husband and one brother Albina Sawyer of Bucksport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Couture
Ernest Couture
Tampa
Fla
Bath
Brunswick
Bucksport
James and
Emma Sawyer
Albina Sawyer
Funeral Held for Mrs Elizabeth Reed of Boothbay Harbor
Mrs Elizabeth Reed 72 native of Boothbay Harbor died at Miles Memorial hospital Damariscotta after months of illness. Funeral was held in Damariscotta with burial in Oak Grove cemetery Boothbay Center. Survivors include daughter Mrs Hazel Young of 1369 Washington Street. A daughter Diane Alice was born to Mr and Mrs Donald E Field of Robinhood at St Marys hospital Lewiston weighing seven pounds one ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umberhind
A.E.C. Security Service
Elsie McVane
Boothbay Harbor
Delma Day
Melvin Curtis
Myrtle Street
Manhattan
Kas
Charles Coppock
Lowell Mass
Abbie Doane
Essex
Mass
Raymond Libby
New England Veterinary Association
New London
Conn
Elizabeth Reed
Miles Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Oak Grove Cemetery
Boothbay Center
Hazel Young
Washington Street
Donald E. Field
Robinhood
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lewiston
Diane Alice
Mrs Bussey Returns Home After Family Stay
Mrs. Floyd H. Bussey of Fair Haven Mass returns home after a two week visit with her son and daughter in law Attorney and Mrs. Lynn M. Bussey of High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd H. Bussey
Fairhaven
Mass
Lynn M. Bussey
High Street
Annie B Tobey 93 dies at convalescent home near Hallowell
Annie B Tobey age 93 died last week at a convalescent home near Hallowell born July 7 1857 in Somerville daughter of Leonard and first names Fish survived by son Frederick B Tobey Bath two grandsons Burton M Tobey Augusta Richard J Tobey Hallowell two great grandsons Burton M Tobey Jr Augusta Neil J Tobey Hallowell two great granddaughters Mrs Waldo Preble Orono Nancy J Tobey Hallowell lifelong member of Winthrop Center Friends church funeral held Friday at 2 30 pm at Winthrop Center Friends church Winthrop Center
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie B. Tobey
Hallowell
Somerville
Leonard Fish
Frederick B. Tobey
Bath
Burton M. Tobey
Augusta
Richard J. Tobey
Burton M. Tobey, Jr
Neil J. Tobey
Waldo Preble
Orono
Nancy J. Tobey
Winthrop Center Friends Church
Winthrop Center
Miss Ella McAllister Funeral Rites Held at Oak Grove
Funeral services for Miss Ella McAllister were conducted by Rev Father Timothy C Maney of St Marys Roman Catholic Church at the Arthur F Mayo and Son Funeral residence on Friday morning. Bearers included George Perry Ray Kelley Richard Frates and Howard Larrabee. A committal service followed at the grave with burial in the Oak Grove family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella McAllister
Timothy C. Maney
St. Mary’s
Arthur F. Mayo
Funeral for John F. Conley at St Marys Church
Funeral for John F. Conley held this morning at St Marys Catholic Church officiated by Rev Timothy C Maney. Knights of Columbus bearers included Norman Harris Leon White Reginald Cyr John Kelliher Edmund Arsenault and Daniel McDurial. Burial followed in Calvary Cemetery with committal by Rev John E Bellefontaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Conley
St. Marys Catholic Church
Timothy C. Maney
Knights of Columbus
Norman Harris
Leon White
Reginald Cyr
John Kelliher
Edmund Arsenault
Daniel _ McDourial
Calvary Cemetery
John E. Bellefontaine
Funeral for Mrs Lillian S Couture at St Marys Church
Funeral service held for Mrs Lillian S Couture at St Marys Catholic Church at 10 AM with Rev John E Bellefontaine officiating. Bearers included Roger Lamarr Donald Beals Alfred Hutchins George Redman Israel Racine. Burial in Calvary cemetery family lot. Commital by Rev Timothy C Maney. Ramona Council Pocahontas will meet Thursday at G A R hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian S. Couture
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
John E. Bellefontaine
Roger Lamarr
Donald Beals
Alfred Hutchins
George Redman
Israel Racine
Calvary Cemetery
Timothy C. Maney
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Dresden
Dresden Mills
Dr. Good
Elizabeth Wilson
R.N
Carrie Cornell
Cedar Grove
Roy Lilly
Burt- Hassan
Horace Gilpatrick
Needle Club
Dodge Inn
Corliss Street
A. P. Denham, Jr
Bath, Maine
Mrs. Smith
District 11
Marius H. Page
Kennebec Greenhouses
Marines
Arthur Perrault
Peter and
Arthur, Jr
Perrault
Blair Bailey
Bluff Road
Pauline Nickerson
John McIinnes
Monday Contract Club
Tampa, Fla
Mrs
Miss Ella
M’allister
John F. Conleys
Ramona Council
Pocahontas
G.A.R. Hall
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Westerly
Barre
Vermont
Horace A. Lovell
Middle Street