Richmond News Highlights Social Life and Weddings
Richmond Sunday notes a busy social tide with Emma L Stinson of Augusta marrying Ray W Stinson of Richmond in Gardiner on March 2 1932. The Stinsons, graduates of Richmond High, plan to settle on a Richmond dairy farm. Other items cover visitors, travel, and local club events including Mt Carmel O E S, Enterprise Grange gatherings, and a Freshman reception at Richmond High School attended by about 150. News notes also report bids for snow removal, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Aid
Predericine Fellows
Frances Curran
Mizs
Wood
M. C. Priest
Boston
Swan Island
Pred Groves
Richmond
Emma L
Augusta
Ray W. Stinson
William Stinson
Gardiner
John Chifford
Elliott
Ulysses S. Grant Dixon
Charles Meader
Andrew Stevens
Waterville
Leroy Victor Cleveland
Dawson L. Lutcher, Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Stanley Card
Weston Walsh
Portland
Town
Imbimbo
Hallowell
William Dingley
W. H. Johnson
Perley Rood
Dresden
Lillian Johnson
George Coughlin
Cape Newagen
Ocean Point
Charles H. James
Dres- H. D. Lancaster
Monmouth Fair
J. W. Hartford
Bath
Charles Hamilton
Lowell
Mass
George Wilson
Greenville
James Riley
Revere
Mr. Riley
Louise Riley
Alton Cooper
Ralph Pitman
Ida Hosmer
Wordfords
Ralph Putman
Fred Webber
Margaret Grover
Pearl Perry
Irene Millay
Gwendolyn Tarr
Normal School
G. C. Mariner
Lewiston
H. L. Stilphen
Orono
Howard Knight
U. of M
Walter Knight
County Road
Ladies Aid of Enterprise Grange
Morris Glaser
McGinn
Jane Harward
Wiscasset
Gilbert Edgett
Jesus
Charles Tallman
Tallman
Dorchester
Nettle Umberhind
St. Barnabas Hospital
Woodfords
Ora Yeaton
Humphrey Randall
Helen Llewellyn
Addie Hartford
Frank Beedle
Annie Locke
Whitman
Guy Siegars
Hattie Knight
Addie Trufant
Bowdoinham
Robert Ordway
Skowhegan
Ordway
Viola Duren
John Gross
Elizabeth Gross
South Orrington
Beulah Rebekah
Ray Stinson
Emerson Lane
American Légion
Richmond Sargent
Lynne Richardson
Pearl Rittall
Lester B. Larriman
Harold Richardson
Mayford Morris
Ernest Landry
Presque Isle
Richmond High School
Merlin
Joy
Lester Harriman
Harriman
Ernest Rood
Betty Mann
Board of Selectmen
T P.m
W. H. Farley and Son of
Portland Tractor Co., Inc
C. M. Conant
Portland to Minot Gas Route Rate States Prices
Portland one mile Herbert Onnaben from Minot at fifty three dollars per mile. W H Farley and Sons list Richmond at forty seven dollars fifty cents per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Herbert Onnaben
Minot
W. H. Farley & Sons
Richmond
State Lecturer Howe Guest at West Bath Grange Night
Maine State Grange leader Allison P. Howes and Mrs Howes were guests of honor at West Bath Lecturers night. The event featured a reception line with Sagadahoc Pomona and 14 past West Bath lecturers, plus performances, readings, and songs. Howes urged active Grange involvement in national affairs and selecting honest leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison P. Howes
Maine State Grange
Dorothy Welch
Doris Wing
Ida Worrey
Persis Miller
Annie Wylie Stackpole
Lillian Lewin
Miss Welch
the Grange
Herbert Cavanaugh
Belle Donnell
Grange
Eleanor McDonald
Miss Lewin
Frances Day
David Henderson
Harold Freeman
John Howe
Bertha Scott
Frances MacFadden
Hodgkins
Sagadahoc Pomona
Peckham
Massachusetts
Howes
Lizzie Haggett
H. L. Libby
Colby College
Norwegian Couple Eels Their Way to Bath Life on Kennebec
Modest Kakowicka and his wife, long time eel fishers from Massachusetts, live on a small cruiser and tend eel traps from Popham to Richmond. They process eels in barrels with ice and ship to New York, despite a past arrest for assault. They hope free trapping will keep them in business if nuisance from others subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modest Kakowicka
Kennebec
Kakowicka
Massachusetts
Popham
Richmond
Modest
Phippsburg
Bath
New York
Maine paper plants win six safety trophies at nationals
Maine delegates, led by W J Brennan of Augusta, collect six safety awards in the National Safety Congress paper and pulp division. Hollingsworth and Whitney of Winslow and Oxford Paper of Rumford each receive two awards, Riley plant of International Paper at Livermore Falls Rumford earns one, with H and W and Oxford noted for records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
National Safety Congress
Washington
W. J. Brennan
Augusta
Maine Department of Labor and Industry
Hollingsworth and Whitney Paper Co
Winslow
Oxford Paper Co
Rumford
Riley
International Paper Co
Livermore Falls
Oxford
Bath News Notes Wide Social Roundup and Local Bets
Georgetown and Bath residents appear in a string of social visits and travel. Walter Russell of Portland called on his mother, Nancy Russell, as families and friends converge for rallies, hospital training, and summer gatherings. A Rally Day program at the First Baptist church featured Amy Hovey and Emma Billings with Rev. F W Hovey speaking to children. The week includes travel to Bar Harbor, Portland, and New York, a firmer look at road resurfacing, new garage construction for Dr J H Brown, and a funeral service for Miss Georgianna Knight at the First Baptist church with burial at Oak cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Trafton
Bath
Everett Fton
Walter J. Russell
Portland
Nancy I. Russell
V Harford
Miss Jones Mil
E. Smith
Sagadahoc
Walter Cunningham
W. E., Reid
Eeena
Carrie Baker
South Portland
Augusta Rowe
Joseph Harford
Harland
Fred Harford
Little River
Gaston Lachaise
Cunningham
T. M. Hagan
Dorothy Stuart
Richmond
Robinhood
EB. B. Billings
Elizabeth Hunt
Harold F. Hunt
Herbert
Junior
Bar Harbor
First Baptist Church
Amy Hovey
Emma B. Billings
F. W. Hovey
Harry L. Horne and
Chester
William Zorach
Bevinhood
New York
J. H. Brown
William A. Todd
Harry L. Horne
Chester Horne
Roy M. Newman
The
Telephone Co
Georgianna Knight
Frank W. Hovey
William O. Oliver
Howard G. Heald
Walter T. Newdick
Oak Cemetery
Harry L. Tarr
Grace Hovey
Morse High School
L. Earle Hagan
Thomas Hagan
Nettie Gray
Rockland
Lena Spinney
Brunswick
W. C. Tedd
Acadia Society Installs Officers in Yarmouth
The Acadia Society St Jacques installed officers Saturday night at the Knights of Columbus hall with Emanuel Godin of Chelsea Mass and Neil Comeau of Lynn Mass presiding. Attending out of town were Joseph Cormier Lynn Mass Emanuel Arsenault Joseph Arsenault Philip Gallant and others from Bath Brunswick and Yarmouth. The event included a French English speech by Rev Fr Quinn and refreshments for over 100 attendees. The Bath and Westbrook groups witnessed further ceremonies and planned reunions in October 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia Society
St. Jacques
Knights of Columbus
Emanuel Godin
Chelsea
Mass
Neil Comeau
Lynn
Gilbert Arsenault
Felix Gallant
Rossaline Babine
Mary Rose Gallant
Mary Gallant
Margaret Gallant
Maxim Gallant
Margaret Arsenault
Imelda Gallant
Mary Huard
Emanuel Gallant
Joseph Cormier
Edmond Arsenault
Joseph Arsenault
Philip Gallant
Emanuel Desroches
Leo Leblanc
St. Mary's Bay
Nova Scotia
Westbrook
Westbrook Society
First Boston and Maine freight locomotive reaches Bangor rail hub
The first Boston and Maine freight locomotive to haul a train east of Portland arrived in Bangor at six Tuesday morning last week. Portland announces that only B and M engines will haul through freights from Boston to Bangor in the future, a change seen as a precursor to broader network interchanges and potential interlocking of the roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Maine
Portland
Bangor
Boston
Five Islands Local News Roundup and Talks
Community notes from Five Islands cover library gifts and grange events. Miss Alice Twigg donated two books to the grange library and Miss Madeline Thibodeau contributed a children's story book. Social visits, cottage stays, and family updates are listed along with a couple of local projects and a wells and tavern work update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha Christie
Grange Library
Alice Twigg
Dorchester
Mass
Madeline Thibodeau
Bath
Herbert Moore
Charles
Herbert
Belmont
Katherine Pendergast
Grange
Leslie Aingley
Everett Cromwell
B. F. Perry
Columbus
Smith Cottage
Perry
Otter Cliff Hotel
Ladies' Aid
Grange Hall
Clara Hinkley
Portland
J. P. Davis
Belfast
H. W. Davis
George Yeo
Bob
Winchester
C. H. Minchen
Boston
Wallace Pierce
Southport
George Hanna
C. A. MacMahan
Cambridge
W. L. Berry
E. M. Horton
L. H. Rowe
Helen Rowe
Leon Williams
J. G. Stevens
R. G. Frost
George Floyd
Thelma Davis
Paul Stevens
Esther Worthing
Ambrose Thibodeau
Philip Campbell
Hartley Harley
T.E. Cream- 11
E. A. Freeman
Gene Stevens
Mary Cote
F. P. Carr
Grand Chapter Maine Eastern Star visits Skowhegan guest night
Sarah A. Shaw of Skowhegan presided as worthy grand matron as Maine Grand Chapter officers conferred degrees at Masonic Temple. Sunset chapter hosted Guest Night with 45 chapters represented and visitors from Colorado, Kansas and Massachusetts. The two day event included a chicken banquet for 400, a noon luncheon, and a grand reception in Hinckley with gifts and musical entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Shaw
Grand Chapter
Maine
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Skowhegan
Grand Chapter of
Ethel M. Hilton
Iva M. Pooler
Sunset
Pine Tree State
Colorado
Kansas
Massachusetts
Genesta
Shaw
Mabel B. Merrill
Edith Rich
David E. Rich
Henry G. Shaw
Hilton
Hinckley
Prescott Memorial
Good Will Farm
Weeks
Nellie W. Hinckley
Grand Ruth
Merrymeeting Chapter
Fairfield
Ruth
Hamlin
Merrill
Chapters Show Warm Welcome On Friday And Saturday
Keen interest and spirit manifested by the chapters on Friday and Saturday left a lasting impression on attendees as the chapters displayed cordiality to all, a level rarely equalled by any organization.
Georgetown couple injured when car hits pole on Letter S curve
Ferris W. Leonard and his wife Gertrude of Georgetown were seriously injured in a Bath road crash when their Stuebaker touring car struck a telegraph pole near the Letter S turn. Four rear-seat occupants escaped unharmed. Doctors said Leonard suffered multiple rib fractures and chest wounds while Mrs Leonard had a severe arm injury. The couple, well known locally, were taken to City hospital with serious injuries while four others escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris W. Leonard
Georgetown
Gertrude
Bath
City Hospital
Leonard
William Steadman
Charles Mains
Charles Jr
Bath- Georgetown
Studebaker
Mayo
Court Street
Break-ins Reported at Prescott's Garage and Gulf Station
Prescott's garage and the Gulf Filling station at Lincoln and North streets were broken into Monday night. At the Gulf site the pay station phone was forced open and coins removed. Prescott's garage had an entry in the office but nothing else was taken. Police noted an unlocked window at the Gulf station and ongoing inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Gulf Filling Station
Lincoln
North Streets
Gulf Station
Langdon Green
Gulf
Automobile Crash on Commercial Street Injures Palmer
A collision occurred on Lombard and Commercial streets Tuesday about 1 30 pm involving a milkman’s car operated by Louis Palmer. The Palmer vehicle collided with another auto, causing injuries to occupants and delaying traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aorgescent
Owrence Palmer
North Bath
Lombard
Commercial
Palmer
Louis Palmer
Collision report between Councilman Blake and Palmer car
City records describe a minor collision on Commercial and Lambard streets. Councilman Blake’s car sustained a bent mudguard and punctured tire. Palmer’s car was largely undamaged. Both drivers settled damages satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
Walter L. Whitney
Commercial Street
Lambard Street
Palmer
Commercial
Sacred Heart Circle Holds Annual Meeting and Plans
The October meeting of Sacred Heart Circle, D of I, listed officers for the coming year including Flaherty as regent Cummings as vice regent and McPhee as honorary past regent. The installation is set for November with date to be announced. A sewing circle meeting, October social, and October program were announced with chairmen named for upcoming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
D. of I
K. of C. Hall
Margaret C. Flaherty
Mary J. Cummings
Adeline V. McPhee
Hannah Curran
Hannah McCole
Marguerite Hennessey
Mary Royal
Marion O'Hara
Anne C. Perry
Lucy Brown
Margaret Allen
Rosina Tracy
Murial Burgess
Jennie Allen
Nellie Jones
Annie M. Skalin
Dora Collins
le Sewing Circle
Catherine Burgess
K. of C’'hall
Nellie C. Jones
K. of C
Building Young Men To Become Leaders
The article urges support for the Y M C A youth leadership program and calls on readers to contribute, noting the long term impact on future world leadership. It reports the Y Auxiliary held its first Fall meeting at the Y M C A and mentions new kitchen equipment added by the auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kendall & Whitney
Howe
West Bath
Knights of Columbus Hall
C.E.S
Bath Savings Institution
Ferris Leonard
Y.M.C.A
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Center Street