Richmond High School Officers and Local Notices
Richmond reports senior class officers William Meserve Roger Hutchins Hazel Dunklee and Athalie McGinn with junior and activity clubs listed. A parade of visits, hospital stays and travel notes follow including funerals, principal changes at Richmond High School Raymon Colby new principal Mrs Annie Foster dies and various townings.
Topsham Fair Honors 4-H Club Winners Across Eleven Clubs
Eighty nine exhibits from Sagadahoc area 4-H clubs are on display at Topsham Fair. Prizes awarded span beans canning cooking sweet corn garden potatoes poultry pigs room improvement sewing and more with 11 clubs recognized and leaders named including Merry Workers Bowdoinham Loomis Dyer and Pine Tree Girls among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Agricultural Society
Topsham Fair
Arthur Geary Sabattus
James Hall
Topsham
Lawrence Potter
Sabattus
George Hinckley
Lawrence Adams
Bowdoin Center
Edward Geary
Harry Cornish, Jr
Geraldine Crockett
Durham
Homer Houston
Ernest Tibbetts
Charles Larrabee
Leon Bowie, Jr
Stanley Houston
Charles Tibbetts
Young Farmers
Donald Severy
Clyde Greenleaf
Harland Hatch
Maynard Bowie
Gerald Adams
Arthur Bowie
Frank Potter
George Couture
Dwight Adams
Otis West
Betty
Bowdeinham
Forrest Davis
William White
John Tarbox
Allen White
Veneita Houston
Evelyn Davis
Marcia Hall
Harriet Hall
Merry Workers
Bowdoinham
Ralph McEwen
Bowdoinham Boys
Loomis Dyer
Bowdoin Hustlers
Lewellyn Freeman
Happy Healthy Home Helpers
S. Bowdoin
Eva Woods
H. K. Adams
Bowdoinham Ridge
Carry-On
Erland Curtis
Pine Tree Boys
John Rogers
Pine Tree Girls
Amy Dolloff
Hustling
Woolwich
Burnette Bailey
Gertrude Gilmore
Webster
Louis Potter
Green Valley
George Bradstreet
Sabattus Road
Georgetown Community Notes Bring Many Out-of-Town Guests
Georgetown social page lists visitors from Boston and Andover staying at Sagadahoc Bay and Five Islands. Local groups include the Working League hosting a social and the Garden Club Tea at Bath home, plus plans for the Harvest Supper at the First Baptist church on Oct 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Schoepfer
Massachusetts
Charles Stevens
Boston
George Smith
Sagadahoc Bay
Harry L. Horne
Oliver Street
Bath
Town
Martha Rich Bowen
Meta Bearse
First Baptist
Roy M. Newman
Clarence Oliver
Berlin
N. H
Edgar Warren
David Noyes
Bay Point
Howard M. Trafton
Portland
Rudolph Trafton
Dorothy Oliver
Joseph Higgins
William Todd
John R., Blackie
West Georgetown
Clarence B. Hill
Patty
Plummer
Hill
Henry Albers
Andover
Mass
John Thibodeau
Richmond
Rose Smith
Dick Steele
Lexington
Oliver Hooper
Roscoe P. Todd
Melrose Highlands
Crosby
Hobart
Alex Cunningham
Walter Powers
Camden Mountains
Boy Scouts
Schoepfer
Town Hall
Georgetown Center
T. N. Navis
Scarsdale
N. Y
Hill Cottage
Kennebec Point
Sumner Mains
James Stevens
Five Islands
Ruth Albers
Allen Kidder
Chelmsford
John R. Blackie
C. L. Hinckley
Malden Island
Dorothy W. Oliver
Kingston
Joseph F. Higgins
Howard S. Fletcher
Belmont
Malden
Howard Noble
Sewall Webster
Augusta
Indian Point
Cynthia
H. M. Trafton
Dorothy Stewart
Marilla Tarr
B. H. Woodside
Frank E Hollis
Working League of
Georgetown
First Baptist Church
Occupants Unaware Of Fire At Bedford Street Home
Mr and Mrs Adelbert W Hall woke to neighbors alarm for a blaze at their two and a half story house 48 Bedford street The fire started in a shed and spread to the kitchen and dining room before firefighters contained it Smoke filled the dwelling and insurance adjusters were expected SaturdayOfficials have not determined the cause or extent of damage by noon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert W. Hall
High
North Streets
Bedford Street
Traveling collection offers famous painting reproductions
A Carnegie funded set of thirty colored reproductions will tour schools and clubs in the state. Professor J H Huddisston coordinates the exhibition with comment cards for each work. Local libraries provide supporting art history materials and clubs show interest in this extension service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Huddisston
University of Miane
Carnegie Corporation
Neeburban Club
Old ‘Town
Skowhegan High School
Exix
Fra Angelico
Botticelli
Rembrandt
Rubens
Holbein
Tribute to memory of Winfield F. Rowe
Winfield F. Rowe 71 of Waltham photographer for the Massachusetts department of public works died while photographing a bridge over Millers River in West Orange. He was a beloved Adams resident, known for his friendliness, care for neighbors, and interest in state politics. He counted Thomas Hennessey and the Cassidys among his close associates. His death comes as a shock to Massachusetts friends and prompts a lasting town tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Orange
Mass
Winfield F. Rowe
Georgetown
Bath
Massachusetts
Adams
Springfield Republican
Associated Press
Waltham
Massachusetts Department of Public Works
Millers River
Rowe
Mr. Rowe
Berkshires
Thomas Hennessey
Mohawk Hotel
Atty
Francis W. Cassidy
Thomas Cassidy
Cheshire
Michael J. McAndrews
Fellowship Supper At Beacon Street Church Observed
A midweek fellowship supper at Benson Street M E Church drew 130 attendees. Committees from the Ladies aid and Junior aid organized the meal and table singing with toasts to various groups and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon ST. Church
Benson Street M. E
Ladies' Aid
P. M. Olm
Kennebec
Irving C. Varney
Edward St. Martin
Clifton F. Pratt
Hermon W. Crocker
Charles T. Henderson
William J. Craft
Lulu P. Herbert
Wilbur H. Crocker
A H Mccormick to Speak in Lewiston Maine Dinner Meeting
Austin H. McCormick commissioner of New York City Department of Correction will be principal speaker at the Maine conference of Social Welfare dinner meeting October 15 at the DeWitt hotel in Lewiston. Other speakers include Charles S Brown and John C Fitzgerald. Gov. Lewis O Barrows will speak. Theodore baby born to Mr and Mrs Nelson of Pensacola formerly Miss Hortense Bryant of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin H. McCormick
Department of Correction
New York City
Maine
DeWitt Hotel
Lewiston
M.cormick
Boothbay Harbor
Bowdoin Collee
New York
Fiorro H. LaGuardia
Charles S Brown
John C. Fitzgerald
WPA
Lewis O Barrows
George J Goodwin
Bath
Maine Overseers of the Poor Association
George Nelson
Pensacola
Fla
Hortense Bryant
Nelson
Bryant
Morse High School
Theodore
Five Islands cottage life noted with many weekend visits
Five Islands residents and visitors from Malden Medford Bath and Woolwich filled a weekend with calls visits and strolls at cottages and on the island. Several anniversaries and appreciations are noted as the town updates readers on local families.
Auxiliary and Forum Meet at Day's Ferry
Thirty people attended the Ladies Auxiliary and Men's Forum gathering at the Day's Ferry home of Mr. and Mrs Lester Spinney. They planned the Congregational Church rounds and discussed meeting rites. Mrs Henry T Dubar presided. Arthur Williams led the forum as president. next meeting slated for November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lester Spinney
Congregational Church
Henry T Dubar
Arthur Williams
Ship car penter Eliakim McCabe dies at 82 in Bath
Eliakim McCabe 82 retired ship carpenter master boat builder dead at 6 15 Sunday night at his home 21 Marshall avenue after a year of declining health He was born in Bath son of David and Hannah McCabe and lived here all his life He worked in Chapman Flint yard John McDonald Percy Small Nathaniel Palmer and Pendletons retiring in 1920 He leaves two daughters Abby and Mrs Arthur Plant Bath two sons Herbert W and Edward R McCabe Bath one sister Mrs Frank Sylvester of Bath and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliakim McCabe
Marshall Avenue
Mr. McCabe
Bath
David
Hannah McCabe
Chapman & Flint
South End
John McDonald
Percy & Small
Nathaniel T. Palmer
Pendletons
McCabe
Abby McCabe
Arthur Plant
Herbert W
Edward R. McCabe
Frank Sylvester
Mrs Lizzie Dennison Dies In Portland Conn At 81
Mrs Lizzie Ella Dennison 81 widow of Capt William E Dennison died Sunday at her daughter Mrs Parker N Moulton’s home in Portland Connecticut after a brief illness. Born in Machinsport she came to Bath in 1909 and lived there until nine years ago when she moved to Connecticut. She leaves son William W Dennison of Bath daughter Mrs Moulton of Portland five grandchildren and one sister Mrs Marion Gilbert of Wareham Mass Funeral services were held Wednesday at Wilde Memorial chapel Evergreen cemetery Portland Rev David J Wilson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond High School
William Meserve
Roger Hutchins
Hazel Dunklee
Athalie McGinn
Norris Eddinger
Lawrence Knight
Arlene Choate
Earl Dickinson
Robert Cate
Melvin Hutchinson
William Me‘serve
William Berry
Sara Preble
Harvey Goodwin
Skowhegan
George Holman
New York
Richmond
Maude Young
Bangor Hospital
Julia Richards
Stanley Marr
Waterville
Marilia Tarr
Florence Johnston
Martha Bowen
Cora Conley
White Mountains
Frances Gilpatrick
Roberts Funeral Rooms
Raymond Holman
Redlon Holman
Roland Lord
Richmond Cemetery
George Yeaton
Gardiner
Richard Kent
Warren
N. H
Kennebec Lodge
Georgeanna Tallman
Roslindale
Mass
G. C. Marriner
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Llewellyn Alexander
Gardiner General Hospital
Charles B. Day
Rangeley Lake
James Haynes
Canton
Canton Grange
Universalist Church
Canton Point
Arthur J. Foster
Winnifred Roberts
Carl Roberts
James Crowley
van Buren
Raymon Colby
Bowdoin College
Colby
Englewood School For Boys
Deerfield
Uriah Lancaster
Ruth Robinson
John Skillins
New Jersey
George Alexander
Alexander
Frank Alexander
South Portland
Richmond High School Athletic Association
Helen Walton
Hazel Dunkice
Margaret Wilson
Marion Purinton
Scriba
Leona Lemont
Rodney Dunn
Daniel Danforth
William McKenney
Annie Gould
Cleveland
Ohio
Stella King
Augusta
Harold Chapman
Melvin Dow
Roland
Dow
Earl Frost
Emerson School
Ada McConnell
Mabel Price
Irving Shedd
Frank
Lizzie Ella Dennison
William E. Dennison
Parker N. Moulton
Portland
Conn
Dennison
Bath
Connecticut
Machinsport
Horatio Nelson
Sarah Foster Tobey
Central Congregational Church
William W. Dennison
Moulton
Marion Gilbert
Wareham
Wilde Memorial Chapel
Evergreen Cemetery
David J. Wilson
L. H D
Central Church
Woodbury Moore Died After Fruit Sale at Brunswick Home
Woodbury C Moore known as Woodie Moore died aged 61 after conducting a stand for fruits vegetables and horseradish at his Brunswick Brethren home on Bagh road He was born in Eadyrcomb son of Silas G and Pleauince Hutf Moore He leaves his wife and a brother in Bath and will be buried in a local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
Moore
Bagh Road
Bruns- Wick
Siosenrs
Woodie
Oriziaa
Midis
Eadyrcomb
Silas G
Hutf Moore
Bath
John H. Pease Rites Held For Civil War Veteran
Funeral services for 94 year old John H Pease, last Civil War veteran in the area, were held Monday at the Arthur F Mayo Funeral Residence 819 High Street. Pallbearers from the Sons of Union Veterans included Lloyd Hooker John Marks George Melana and Vernon W Miller. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H Pease
Phipysburg
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Lloyd Hooker
John Marks
George Melana
Vernon W. Miller
Sons of Union Veterans
Oak Grove Cemetery
Alfred B Snow Dies at 83 in West Bath Home
Alfred B Snow 83 retired farmer died Wednesday morning of pneumonia at his home in West Bath after years of ill health. He leaves his wife of 53 years Hannah Littlejohn two daughters Mrs Albert Merriman and Mrs Gilbert Wilson a brother Active S Snow a sister Mrs Hannah Allen three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral will be Saturday at two in the afternoon at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred B. Snow
Trufant’s Crossing
West Bath
Mr. Snow
Harpswell
Active
Mary Snow
Freeport
Board of Selectmen
Dirigo Grange
South Brunswick
West Bath Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona
First Baptist Church
Bath
Hannah Littlejohn
Albert Merriman
Gilbert Wilson
S. Snow
South Portland
Hannah Allen
Pejepscot
Last Civil War Veteran Dies at Phippsburg Home
John H. Pease aged 94, last Civil War veteran in the area, died Saturday at his Basin Hill Road home in Phippsburg after long illness. Born initchfield, he lived 62 years in Phippsburg and worked as a ship carpenter. He served as sergeant in Co. D, 30th Maine Volunteer Infantry after enlisting in the 28th Maine Infantry, took part in many engagements, and joined Memorial Day parades in Bath for years. Survived by two sons George C. Pease of Phippsburg and Harry W. Pease of Philadelphia, two daughters Mrs. George Davis of Phippsburg and Mrs. Blanche Ryan of Walthem Mass., a niece, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Hill Road
Phippsburg
Itchfield
Pappsburg
Pease
Maine Infantry
Maine Volunteer Infantry
Bath
George C
Harry W. Pease
Philadelphia
George Davis
Blanche Ryan
Waltham
Mass
Miss Millett 83 Mortal News At Bath Old Folks Home
Miss Mary Millett age 83 died Sunday night at the Old Folks Home where she had resided since December 26 1924. Born in St Martin New Brunswick she was the daughter of Nathaniel E Millett and had lived in Bath since childhood. She leaves no near relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Millett
Old Folks
Miss Millett
St. Martin, N. B
Nathaniel E. Millett
Bath
Elia kim McCabe’s Funeral At Home Service
The funeral of Eliakin McCabe a retired master builder was held Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 at his home 21 Marshall avenue Rev Frederick P Moffatt of Corliss Street church officiated The bearers were four nephews David Henry Chester and Alfred Mc Cabe Burial was in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliakin McCabe
Marshall Avenue
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street
David
Henry
Chester
Alfred McCabe
Oak Grove
Miss Millett Funeral Held at Old Polk Home
The funeral of Miss Mary Millett was held Tuesday afternoon at two at the Old Polk Home. Dr David Lo Wilson of Central church officiated. Bearers included Ralph L. Millett, George Millett, Edwin A. Huse and Rupert Miller. Burial was in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Millett
Polk
David Lo Wilson
Central Church
Ralph L. Millett
Greorge Millett
Bkdwin A. Huse
Rupert Miller
Burni
Oak Grove
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Beedle Road
Raymond Northey
A. B. Kelley
East Gardner
Lloyd Kelley
Fred Witham
Presque Isle
Willard Lane
Gertrude Riley
Pittsfield
Flover Pierce
Franklin
Canal Zone
Panama
Augusta Coombs
Daugh Sarah
Seth Watson
Dorothea Temple
A. W. Skillins
Bangor
E. O. Tarr
Eva Libby
Alice Hovey
Roland Grant
H. A. Tarr
Purgatory Mills
Harry Curran
Gordon and
Harry, Jr
Rangeley Lakes
George Gibbs
Haines Landing
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Ma
Room
Jesse James
Claude Duval
Maine Central
Henry E. Comins
Rockland Courier-Gazelle
Springfield
A. H. M.cormick
Robert Hodgdon
Hodgdon
Lena Lewis
Neil Boynton
Medford
Fred Carleton
Irving Pinkham
Robert
Pinkham
Maurice Pink
Percy Savage
Azuba Holland
W. L. Berry
Madelyn Berry
Mabel Dickey
Horace E. Wade
Clinton Hanna
Belgrade
George Hanna
Mary Stevens
Victor Pinkham
Elbridge Southard
Elbridge, Jr
Marie Peters
Katharine Pendergast
Camridge
Fred Elliott
Gott's Cove
J. G. Stevens
Everett Cromwell
Wiscasset
Edith Marr
MacMahan Island
Isabel Stevens
George P. Worrell
Ralph Worrell
Odgen
Rockmere
J. Robert Ogden
Prospect Park
J. P. Lewis
Watertown
Helen Rowe
Sudbury
Clarence MacMahan
Kittery
Lovell
Mary Norton
Fred Oliver
Winneganee
William Sherman
C. M. Bigelow
Piney Point
William Chase
Howard Chase
Mkae
Leon Williams
MacMahan
Zetta Higgins
Freddie Rasmusson
William Farr
Rockcrest
Walter E. Reid
DAY
Columbus
Bath Savings Institution
Eliakim M’cabe
Lizzie E. Dennison
William Dennison
Woodbury CC
John H. Pease
Wes
Eliakim M'Cabe
Fred S. Curtis & CQ
Thomas R. Huston
Coneer Street