Richmond lodge holds meeting and local events in town
Richmond lodge I O O F held a joint installation with Kennebec Valley Encampment at Odd Fellows hall. A large gathering heard officers installed by D G M P E Glidden and others. Recurring social notes include recitals at Baptist church, visits, and family gatherings across Richmond and nearby towns.
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Richmond Lodge
Richmond Lodge No
Josiah W. White
N.G
Arthur G. Hayes
W.G
J. W. Randette
T. J. Southard
Pin
H. W. Douglass
Treas
G. W. Baker
Merle L. Thompson
Chester L. Foster
R.S.S
Edward Heath
Brunswick
D. D. J. W. E. A. Purinton
D. G. C. W. Guy W. Nickerson
R. L. Soule
E. L. Dunham
D. G. T. George Blanchard
D. G. G. Lester A. Wheeler
Kennebec Valley
Wesley A. Webber
C.P
Elmer C. King
H.P
S.W
Scribe
E. E. Hatch
J.W
Everett D. Kincaid
J. F. Meserve
Merle L
Fall season offers wide selection of coats and apparel
A shop advertises a full line of Fall and Winter goods with Overcoats from 10.00 and up, suits at 11.50 and up, sheepskin coats 7.50 and up, and heavy lined canvas and corduroy coats. Also listed are pants, hats, sweaters, underwear, and extra heavy all wool hunting coats with low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Richard
Phoenix
East Bowdoin Ladies Aid Meets At Purinton Home
The East Bowdoin Ladies Aid gathers at Mrs. A. E. Purinton’s home. Rev. William R. Wood of Penny Memorial church Augusta speaks at East Bowdoin chapel Sunday with services at 3 and special music. Sagadahoc grange notes Halloween party plans for Nov. 2 and top prize at the Topsham Fair exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bowdoin
Richmond
Stanley Cornish
Central Maine Hospital
Sagadahoc Grange
Grange
Perley Purinton
Beverly
Mass
A. E. Puren
Lewiston Visit Noted By Several Households
Mrs. Charles McFadden who sold her Center street house to Arthur F Mayo of Old Town has gone to pass the winter with her sister Mrs. Charles Marr. Mr. and Mrs. John Howe daughter Muriel and son Franklin of upper High street and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner of Union street were visitors for the day in Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McFadden
Center Street
Arthur F. Mayo
Old Town
Charles Marr
John Howe
Muriel
Franklin
Upper High Street
Frank Turner
Union Street
Lewiston
Bath Area Visitors and Summer Home Stays Noted
A long list of Bath and area residents and visitors is recorded. Names include Mr. and Mrs. William O. Oliver Miss Gladys Oliver Mrs. Roy Moore and many others visiting from Melrose Highlands Seguinland Lexington Sagadahoc Bay and Cambridge with several staying at summer homes and cottages. Local painting work on Walter N eddicks and Mrs Stewart’s properties is noted along with church service at the First Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SE Mass
William O. Oliver
Gladys Oliver
Roy Moore
Bath
Roscoe P. Todd
Warren
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Byron Campbell
Seguinland
Susan Moore
Hartley Harley
Harry Heald
Walter Newdick
Stewart
Kennebec Point
Charles Perkins
Marrtown
Trueman Taylor
Augusta Rowe
John Wilson
Augusta
Hooker
Chester Horne
Samuel Mereen
Boston
Austin Rattleff
Main
F. E. Hollis
Ethel Beane
Bertha Russell
Portland
Nancy Russell
Marjorie Hinckley
Jack Dahl
Lexington
C. Li Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Priscilla Webster
Sarah Brown
Webster Cottage
Frank Heald
Dover
N. H
Heald
Seward E. Emmons
West Georgetown
W. E. MacAlaster
Camden
Belle Heald
Bristol
Gordon Benner
Arthur L. Todd
Lisbon
Jennie Todd
Mary Trafton
Springvale
Theodore Beaven
Edward Clarey
Robinhood
Manchester
Ralph Scott
Alice Scott
Boothbay
Linwood Stevens
Five Islands
Andrew Rowe
Wagner
Benton
E. C. Higgins
Charles Clarke
Clinton Newdick
William Oliver
Asher Marr
Vassalboro
Sumner Mains
Bay Point
Bath City Hospital
Elson Field
Edgar Warren
G. LaChaise
New York
LaChaise
Alfred Rowe
Willis Beane
Cambridge
A. EF. Rowe
Jotham Field
George W. Collins
Edgecomb
First Baptist Church
F. W. Hovey
God
Local Visitors and Social Roll in Maine Towns
Scott Small returned from a business visit to Brunswick while many locals attended the Topsham Fair. William Wales and Thelma Sheene were seen in town. Tremblay came back from Canada. Mrs. Eugene Small enjoyed a Lisbon Falls trip. The community digs potatoes as Mrs. P. O. West visited Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas and children visited their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Small
Brunswick
William Wales
Thelma Sheene
A. Tremblay
Canada
Eugene Small
Lisbon Falls
P. O. West
Richmond
F. B. Douglas
W. S. Douglas
Moison-Williams Couple Wed at Grace Rectory
Edward R. Moison of Woolwich and Hazel A. Williams of 847 High Street Bath were married in a single ring service at Grace rectory Tuesday evening at 7 30 by Rev Charles M Tubbs. The groom works at Bath Box Co and the bride stays at home. They will reside at 847 High Street with the bride’s mother Mrs Lillian I Hunter in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Moison
Woolwich
Hazel A. Williams
High Street
Bath
Grace Rectory
Charles M. Tubbs
Bath Box Co
Lillian I. Hunter
Molson
Five Islands seasonal visits and cottage closings noted
The Norman II captained by Greenleaf completed the last trip of the season at Five Islands this Saturday. Numerous Bath, Augusta, and Portland residents, couples and families, closed cottages, visited, or traveled between Bath Seguinland and surrounding towns. Local social activity includes dinners, boat trips, and a Sunday church sermon by Rev. F. W. Hovey at Edgecomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman II
Greenleaf
Harry Moulton
Bath
Proctor Hagan
J. Phillip Pierce
Waltham, Maes
Pierce
Russell Pinkham
Portland
E. M. Horton
W. S. Boucher
Leon Williams
Leon
Olive
M. S. Newdick
Ellsworth Pinkham
Elson Field
Merton Webber
Lottie Stevens
Boothbay
Isabel Stevens
T. C. Reid
Seguinland
Mrs. Reid
T. C. Buckley
Augusta
Percy Savage
John Hinckley
L. H. Rowe
MacMahan Island
Vesta Hinckley
Nassau Institute
Springvale
Ida H. Rowe
S. C. Cubbage
N. Y
Geraldine Blanchet
George Smith
Gertrude
C. J. Harrington
Dorchester
Mass
Biggin Cottage
E. H. Farwell
Auburn
Harmon’s Harbor
Roy Boucher
Worcester
Boucher
Elizabeth Cromwell
Kenney
Fred Carr
William Marr
Nora Marr
Edith Wilkins
Edgecomb
F. W. Hovey
Charles Syde Elected Commander of Post
Charles E Syde local merchant was elected commander of Roland Smith post American Legion Tuesday evening at its regular meeting. Other officers named include Samuel Povich Otis A Munro Allan Spear Free man A Trott Charles E Quinlan Wilbur H Crocker Eugene M Desmond Percy R Low. Toronto MacDonald arrives to continue peace building efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Syde
Roland Smith
American Legion
Samuel Povich
Otis A. Munro
Allan Spear
Freeman A. Trott
Charles E. Quinlan
Wilbur H. Crocker
Eugene M. Desmond
Percy R. Low
J. C. Fitzgerald
Ralph E. Wright
H. F. Morin
Edward Sewall
P. L. Thompson
Eugene F. Bridges
August Walters
Roscoe H. Shaw
Leon J. Billings
Lloyd E. Steeves
A. A. Stott
L. S. Plummer
Eugene G. Hart
John Crane
Miles B. Hagan
Roscoe E. Perkins
Nealley addresses engineers on Dixon graphite products
H A Nealley, former Bath resident and New England District Representative of Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., spoke to the Engineers Blue Room Club in Boston on Graphite’s history from Marblehead to Dixon’s modern lubricants and greases. He cited Dixon’s Ticonderoga flake graphite and related products used in power plants and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineers Blue Room Club
Convention Hall
Boston
H. A. Nealley
New England
Joseph Dixon Crucible Co
Jersey City
Nealley
Marblehead
Salem
Joseph Dixon
America
Quincy
Mass
Neponset River
Bunker Hill Monument
Dixon Company
Dixon
Ticonderoga
Morse Team Lacks Scoring Punch In Gardiner Loss
Morse High fell 6-0 at Gardiner as repeated near-goals failed due to mishandled plays and penalties. Jimmy Miller recovered a Gardiner fumble on Morse’s seven but a poor call yielded a 10 yard loss. Ralph Crocker was Morse’s top ground gainer, while Bath’s Paul Hart had a few bright runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Gardiner
Shipping City
Jimmy Miller
Donovan
Ralph Crocker
Husky Morse
Crocker
Bath Lads
Paul Hart
Fleet
Morse halfback shines on reverse for Gardiner clash
Harold McElman, filling in for injured Dick Morse back, gains repeatedly as he runs the line inside Gardiner territory. Morse nears tying score before whistle ends the tense near-miss. Substitutions listed. officials named. time kept in 11 minute periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Harold McElman
Twins
Gardiner
Crocker
Dee Res Sinaro
Icc
Ceds
Rt Andrews
Donovan
Whalen
Holt
Lamb
Turcotte
Robinson
Andrews
Stewart
Rollins
T. Lewis
Wilson
Snipe
Mahan
Springfield Colege
Dunnack
Colby
Magee
Bowdoin
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Masonic Hall
Ethel A. Bailey
The
Baptist Church
Miss Bailey
Abbie King
Massachusetts
Mary Page
Philip Nardini
Marshfield
Charles Dore
Chestnut Street
Margaret Peabody
Everett Jones
Sabattus
Frank Lowell
Beatrice
Barbara
Walpole
Lowell
Garfield Hamilton
County Road
Charles Brown
Son Thurle
Danvers
Brown
A. A. Williams
W. H. Haynes
Rose Allen
Avis Hamilton
Perley Joy
Warren Joy
Genevieve Joy
Warren B. Joy
Ruth Anderson
E. H. Stewart
Sarah L. Hammons
Maine Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
R. M. Ordway
Skowhegan
Ordway
Viola Duren
Harry Duren
Greenfield
Mr. Duren
Howard Wilson
Watertown
Barbara Douglass
Gardiner Hospital
George Dixon
Charlotte
Holliston
Ethel Cameron
Gardiner General Hospital
Jackson Quinnam
Northeastern University
Ernest Herbert
Front Street
Lalia Bailey
Gloucester
Stanley Card
Mark Shibles
Main Street
William Bailey
Beatrice Fletcher
Card
Hartley
Haverhill
Dawson Fletcher
Fletcher
Orleans
Frank Hea
Charles Blair
Thadeus Card
Leah Littlefield
Gerald Grondin
Carlton Randall
Leslie Gardiner
California
Oru Reed
Mary Webber
Franklin Harris
Annie Allard
Eleanor
Wallace N. Price
Arthur Foster
Brookline
Pleasant View Farm
Minnie Waldron
Martha Totman
Bowdoinham
Richmond High School
Howard Knight
Freda Mariner
Walter Anderson
Phyllis Merchant
Caroline Colson
Beulah Towle
Laura May Smith
Joseph Pray
Wesley Preston
Lawrence
New Road
Frank A. Hea
Henry Stewart
Lynn
E. B. Rankins
W. 8. Nelson
Kenneth
Unn Hutchins
York
Dareee Th
Cynthia
Frances Ridley
Henry Tarr
Providence
R. I
S. E. van Coeur
Somerville
George A. Hawkes
S. M. Smith
Benjamin Jeffrey
Frances Jeffrey
Everett
Odd Fellows Hall
Sisters of
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
the Workman’s Store
Max Kutz
Elm Street
Georgetown
North Bowdoin
Moison—Williams
Arter
Carter
Charles Syde
Legionnaires
Toronto
MacDonald
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Ford Ton
O. K
Club OF Engineers
Shipping City Lads
Clarence Gray
Cora Benson
Flora Gray
G. M. Gotte
Washington Street
A. B. Fralinger
San Antonio. Co
Texas
Santa Ree
Alamo
Sam” Houston
Thomas R. Aubins
TRY Bath
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