Local notices of visits and family events in Maine towns
Ty, Mrs. Dora Ma made her official visit and the work. The association and Lecturers Council at Merrymeeting Grange meet changing from third Thursday to second Thursday each month. Several residents and relatives from Gardiner Milbridge Richmond and Augusta attended events and visits this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Ma
Gilman Edia
Ters. Association
Merrymeeting Grange
Gladys‘ Grover
Aoe
Gardiner Maury
Arthur Middleboro
Mass
Charles Iach
Tree
Geree
Ibeth McKinnon
White Mountains
Roy Spear
Hallowell
Spear
Edith
Beach Street
Percy
Everett Lemont
Bath
Emma Lapham
Augusta
Lillian John Main
Karlene Sherman
Barbara Carter
Bowdoinham
Greenville
D. C
Bob Jones University
Sherman
Earlerman
Richmond, High School
Oak Grove Seminary
Vassaboro
Fred
Orthree Street
River Road
Durell
Mr Fury
Robert Prosseter
Audrey
Malden
Harry Do
Roger Hutchins
Portland
Peg Hinsman
Somerville
Julia Houdlette
Pleasas
Leonard L. B
National Association of Insurance Agents
Lumberman’s Mutual Insurance Co
Boston
Matty Trueworthy
Adelbert Reed
Maurice
Lillian Nichols
George Hoyt
Mary Sullivan
Joyce Foster
Louds Island
Mystery spider terrifies Robinhood residents after coastal trip
A large hairy spider invaded a Robinhood home’s screen porch after appearing on a yacht owned by Walter Beane and docked in Georgetown. The rescue effort followed several blows with a broom, leaving locals anxious amid a dry Indian Summer and widespread well water shortages. The piece also lists a long string of local personal notices and visits among residents and visitors from Massachusetts and Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blackie
Walter Beane
Mass
Georgetown
Local residents enjoy holidays and visits across Maine
Social notes record Miss Dorothy Oliver traveling to visit her aunt for a few days with Mrs. Higgins family. Mrs. Roland Peterson and daughter Louise spend weekends at Vassalboro Oak Grove school for a mothers program. The Petersons plan a ten day trip through Ottawa and New York. Howard Trafton and Lucille Utter Hami are hosted at Hotel Eagle, Brickwick. Other residents travel to Florida, Roxbury and Melrose for holidays and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Oliver
Joseph F. Higgins
Roland Peterson
Oak Grove School
Vassalboro
Louise
Pulsifer
Monda Me
Ouland Island
New York
Peterson
Tae Ain Lucille Utter Hami
Howard M. Trafton
Arthur Pratt
Hotel Eagle
Brunswick
Nat Hasenfus
Meee Roxbury
Mass
Hasenfus
Seguinland
Irving Hunt
Boston
Elizabeth Hunt
Dr. Playse
Indian Point
Florida
Fred Oliver
Larrie Blinkhorn
Melrose
Quincy
Mr. Oliver
Roy M. Newman
W. A. Todd
White Rock
Little River
Melvin Cunningham
Lincoln Walton
Mount Vernon
Sai
Walton Cottage
E. J. Stewart
Kennebec Point
Needham
Thomas Watcoe
Relwe
Barre
Howard Reynolds Survives Garage Car Accident
Howard Reynolds 26 of 76 Oliver Street escaped serious injury after a car slipped from a jack and pinned him and 17 year old helper Eugene Ryder beneath it in a garage. Ryder freed himself, Reynolds was freed by neighbors before police and ambulance arrived. doctor said no bones were broken but kept for observation. Reynolds is married with two children. The accident occurred about one o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Reynolds
Oliver Street
Reynolds
Eugene Ryder
Ryder
Richard Frates Alsot
Ible
Owever
Harry M. Wilson
Turfan Area Records Low Mood Depth Below Sea Level
The Turfan region in Sin kiang Province China sits 928 feet below sea level at one point signaling extreme elevation depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turfan
Sinkiang Province
China
Summer visitors and local social notes in Bath area
The column lists visitors and residents in Bath and nearby towns including Mrs. Mic wi Batees and Mrs. Victor Pinkham, Dorchester and Five Islands, with many Massachusetts families visiting cottages, church events, and notable moves such as Francis Pierce purchasing the Elliot property at Gott's Cove. Multiple anecdotes include travel to California, dining with Edith L. Davis, and hospital and seasonal departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mic Wi Batees
Victor Pinkham
Havre
Isttruce Smith
Dorchester
Five Islands
Ststie Chandler
Francis Bacon
Sudbury
Mass
Ae Leon Williams
Waltham
Massachusetts
Tilton
Portland
George Gray
John Calloway
Tommy
Susanne
California
Mr. Calloway
Francis Pierce
Elliot
Gott's Cove
Roy Clark
Seguinland
Victor Pinkam
Jack Gibson
Arthur Marr
Parker Start
Mr. Start
Richard
Malden
Melrose
Edward Davis
Kittery
Stinson Davis
Carl Welling
South Weymouth
Willam McGrath
Edith L. Davis
Davis
Maynard Thibodeau
Leslie
Marion Ainley
Carleton Hinckley
Cambridge
Ainley Cottage
Vernon Gray
Lester Lewis
Rupert Lewis
Madelyn Berry
Bath Memorial Hospital
Faith L. Davis
Brookline
Death of Mrs Frank Baker 78 in Gardner Massachusetts
Bath friends notified of the death of Mrs Frank Baker 78 at her Gard ner Massachusetts home after a long illness. She was a sister of the late Mrs Seneca H Conley and spent summers at the Conley home. Survived by daughter Mrs Dorothy Knowlton and two sons, all with her at her last days. Funeral services were held Wednesday with burial in Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Frank Baker
Gardner
Mass
Gardner, Mass
Mc Donalds Funeral Held At St Marys Church
Mathias A Mc Donalds funeral was held at St Marys church Wednesday morning at eight. Rev Timothy Maney celebrated the mass and conducted the committal at Calvary cemetery. Bearers were Alex Burgess James Coughran Henry Madden and Joseph Madden. Samuel Belanger welcomed back on Center street after a recent hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias A. McDonald
St. Mary’s Church
Timothy Maney
Calvary Cemetery
Alex Burgess
James Coughran
Henry
Joseph Madden
Probate Court session outlines wills and administrations
The probate docket lists wills filed for Alice D. Lancaster Ada E. Watts Horace W Ward and others with executors named and bonds waived. Administrations granted and inventories filed cover multiple Maine estates including Bath Richmond Georgetown and Arlington with appointed administrators and executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice D. Lancaster
Bath
Harold E. Cutting
Ada E. Watts
Richmond
Morton H. Watts
Cornelius H. Bassett
Arlington
Mass
Frank J. Cavanaugh
Charles A. Alexander
Martha R. Bowen
Carrie P. Howe
Georgetown
Natt F. Howe
Joseph E. Jobling
Newton
Catherine W Jobling
Ralph L. F. Palmer
Charles T. Small
Frank B. Walker
Chester
Annie Jane Walker
Elton H. Cross
Ann A. Wallace
Phippsburg
Ralph O. Dale
Arthur F. Wallace
Tt Phippet Sehr
Ralph Opero
Raymond E. Blair
Elsie L. Crosby
Barbara M. Byrne
Fred P. Ring, Jr
Annie B. Cunningham
Woolwich
Florence E. Carlton
Bertha B. Henderson
Orville W. Conners
Phyllis S. Conners
Christines. Varner
Dorothy G. Norton
Jack E
Nancy J. Conners
S. Bessieby
Malden
Ma&gs
Elmer B. Chesley
Ralph A. Mallett
Kate H. Hill
Rone F. Hill
Clatiiee
Agnes M. Merrill
John P. Carey
June P. Chase
Mary E. Chase
Charles R. Berry
Bowdeinham
Vina F. Berry
Harold C. Hart
Gardiner D. Rogers
Guardian
Henry Pagurko
Topsham
L. A. Jack
Pauline Chase
Fannie M. Blake
Gladys E. Fleming Bracey
Emma F. Hooper
Harry L. Day
William H. Farley
Earl C. Farley
Raymond Farley
Elizabeth E. Williams
Daniel Williams
Ruth Williams
Lister E. Umberhind
Lloyd E. Umberhind
James O. Lincoln
Charles M. Lincoln
Mary E. Callan
Edward W. Bridgham
William F. Robertson obituary notes Gardiner hospital death
William F. Robertson died at Gardiner General hospital after eight months of illness. Born in West Upton he trained as an engineer at the University of New Brunswick and worked 32 years for Central Maine Power Co. in Waterville Skowhegan Gardiner and elsewhere. He was active in Masonic and Knights Templar orders and is survived by his widow four daughters a son in law a sister and two nieces plus three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Robertson
Gardiner General Hospital
West Upton
William
Alice Safford Robertson
University of New Brunswick
Central Maine Power Co
City
Waterville
Skowhegan
Gardiner
Robertson
Knights Templar
The
Princes of Jerusalem
de Bouillon
Red Cross
Constantine
Helen Cousens Robertson
James Hanson
York Village
Jeanette Robertson
R.N
Nashua
N. H
Muriel
Martha Robertson
Slaughter
Richard Dyer Newport
R. I
John McBride
St. Stephens, N. B
Obituary of Mathias A. MacDonald 87 of Bath family rites set
Mathias A. MacDonald aged 87 died at his home 8 Huse Street Monday. Born June 22 1860 in Alberton he worked at Percy Small shipyard and Bath Iron Works as a boiler maker before retirement. He was a longtime member of St Marys Catholic Church and his funeral arrangements include a Rosary at Mayo Funeral Home Tuesday at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias A. MacDonald
Huse Street
Ates
Was
Alberton
Wen
Elizabeth (Gillis) MacDonald
MacDonald
Percy & Small Shipyard
Bath Iron Works
Bath
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Move
Mayo Funeral Home
Miss Bertha Bellerose Loses Sister Mrs B Maxcy
Mrs Bertha Bellerose learns of the sudden death of her sister Mrs B Maxcy at her home 528 Main Street Portland Saturday afternoon. The deceased, formerly Miss Agnes Bellerose, had been in usual good health and was visiting with friends before the fatal illness interrupted her vacation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bellerose
Portland
B. Maxcy
Main Street
William L. Robertson Rites Held in Gardiner
The funeral of William L. Robertson former Bath resident was held at the Methodist church in Gardiner Monday afternoon at two o'clock. Rev. David R. Hickland presided with Rev. Ondon C. Stairs assisting. Members of various Masonic bodies attended. Burial followed at the Grove cemetery Waterville in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Robertson
Bath
Gardiner
David R. Hickland
Ondon C. Stairs
Robertson
Lotte Grove
Waterville
Sewalls' Summer Home at Small Point Closed for Season
William D. Sewall of MIT spent the weekend and Columbus Day with his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall at Stone House Farm their summer home at Small Point. The Sewalls have closed the place and returned to Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Stone House Farm
Small Point
Hibbs of Bath Dies After Shooting at Home
Dr. Hibbs a native of Hebron died after a gunshot in an upstairs room at his Bath home. Medical examiner Dr. L. D. Ring said it appeared self inflicted or accidental. Witnesses Irene Crocker and a Bath nurse heard a shot and found Hibbs on the floor with a rifle nearby. Burials planned in Hebron and Sagadahoc burial details released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbs
Bath
Diedernoon
Eral
L. D. Ring
Augusta
Irene Crocker
Dodge
Buckfield
Funeral for Olive Ellsworth Spicer Held at Curtis Funeral Home
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at two o'clock for Olive Ellsworth Spicer at Curtis Funeral Home 942 Washington Street with Rev Alfred Ives, Howard Nash, Harold Sonia and Leslie Shumway assisting. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Ellsworth Spicer
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Alfred Ives
Howard 2 Nash
Harold Sonia
Leslie Shumway
Oak Grove
Bath Iron Works staff take a week off
Carlton Perry of the Safety department and Ralph Hutchins of the Hospital unit at Bath Iron Works are taking a week's vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Perry
Safety Department
Ralph Hutchins
Bath Iron Pots
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Oetates Guiou
Gustar
Emma Walker
Saugus
Ralph Walker
Fairhaven
Lloyd Walker
Tel
Hollis Webster
Lexington
Sagadahoc
Sidney Dalee
Brook
Middle Dyke Ferm
Ralph Carlisle, Jr
Mary Wren
William U Whippen
Winchester
Anchorage
Roscoe P. Todd
Brooks Crosby
Carroll Powers
Robinhood
George Manning
Everett Haines
William Bisseth
Horace Lee
Moon
Roland E. Peterson
Charles Nelson
Nelson Camp
Philo Calhoun
Pws
Elsie Jordan
Everett Hains
Ralph Dunton
Mr. Dunton
Burgess’ Market
M. A
Donald
Samuel Belanger
Nic-Nac
Center Street
Ay’s Session
Horace W. Ward
May P. Ward
Treworgy‘s
Pleasant Street
Brunswick, Maine
Manner Co
98 Teasonance
Harry B. Maxcy
W. L. Robertson Funeral
Spicer
S. Curtis & Oo
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