Legion Auxiliary installs officers in Richmond meeting
At the American Legion Auxiliary meeting on Oct 7 in Richmond, officers were installed led by Queenie Bickford of Augusta. New officers include Pauline Preble president Juliet Plouff first vice president Sallie Champney second vice president Fern Perry secretary Grace Dickinson treasurer Annie Thompson sergeant at arms Doris Morris chaplain Edith Preble historian. A joint Halloween party was planned, and committees for entertainment refreshments membership and more were announced.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Queenie Bickford
Augusta
Fourth District
Mildred Pinkham
Bickford
Pauline Preble
Juliet Plouff
Sallie Champney
Fern Perry
Grace Dickinson
Annie Thompson
Doris Morris
Edith Preble
Pinkham
Mary Carey
Legion
Lillian Sykes
Ida Watson
Annie Sykes
Tillie Bellevance
Lolia Card
Marietta Greenlaw
Josie Baker
Tillie Bellerance
Helen Gilpatrick
Richmond Lodge
Kennebec Valley
Hell
Merl Thompson
N. G
H C. Watson
J. W. Randlette
T. J. Southard
Harry W. Douglass
W. Herbert E. Rankins
B. L. Ludwig
George W. Green
E. D
D. G
Ellis Walker
D. G. Scribe
Brooks Browne
Edgar Fletcher
Charles Hall
Fred Fuller
C. P
Seth Watson
S. W
H. E. Rankins
H. P
Everett H. Douglass
Scribe
H. W. Douglass
J. W
W. A. Webber
John S. Parker
E. D. Kincaid
I. S
Elmer i C. King
O. S
Arthur Harrington
Everett Hatch
N. Irving Skelton
Waterstreet
Dresden
Ora Reed
Lytle Lint
Jackman
Charles Kennedy
Lancaster
Mass
Mt. Carmel
Leon Dunklee
Frank Beedie
W. H. Johnson
Esther Parker
Gardiner
Fort Richmond
Inez Gardner
Pleasant Street
Dover- Foxcroft
Rebecca Rogers
Perley Joy
Bailey Smith wedding in Bath welcomes Hazel Smith and John Bailey
Miss Hazel M. Smith daughter of Mrs Ida Smith Cumberland Avenue Portland married John K Bailey 648 High Street Bath at a Sunday afternoon ceremony conducted by Rev Jefferson Neal of St Lawrence Congregational church. The couple will reside in Bath after a wedding trip. An informal reception followed with family and friends from Bath and Freeport.
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Rebecca Rogers
Main Street
Barbara Douglass
Evelyn Hanson
Lewiston
Lawrence Kimball
Portland
Charles Watson
Haines Landing
Richmond
Genesta
O. E
Bath
Perley Joy
Courtney Hinkley
Inez Hinkley
Genevieve Joy
Hinkley
Carmel
Fannie Wilson
Marjorie Shepard
Gardiner
Ernest Stewart
Fred Elliott
Mabel Frost
Five Islands
Henry Grover
Danvers
Mass
Hartley Ranger
Front Street
George Kimball
Chester Bennett
Erma Cooper
Auburn
Hazel Bennett
C. B. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Marjorie
Charles
South Atlantic Union College
Dorchester
Stanley Farley
Nashville Agriculture Normal Institute
Madison
Tenn
Mary Carr
Herbert Carr
Walpole
Genevieve Stuart
Joseph W. Randlette
Percy Little
Jane Little
James Jones
Quinn Webber
Livermore Falls
Charles Hull
Joseph Wilson
Paul Stilphen
University of Maine
Laura Stilphen
Richmond High School
Jane
Cora Little
Edward Mansir
J.W. Randlette
Dover
N. H
Rotary Club
J.trefry
Brunswick
Trefry
Mabel Lancaster
Falmouth
Fred Corriveau
Rochester
Minnie Hartford
Eva McDonald
Maynard Hinkley
J. A. Porter
M. E. Barnes
Woodland
Edwin Bobe
Baileyville
Hazel M. Smith
Ida Smith
Cumberland Avenue
John K. Bailey
High Street
Jefferson Neal
St. Lawrence Congregational Church
Freeport
Nissen Baking Company
Rebekah
West Georgetown News Briefs From Coasts to Cottages
Rev Daniel Bliss and Mrs Bliss join friends at Kennebec Point cottage. Mrs Jennie Todd of Lisbon died last week with her brother Alonzo Hunt in West Georgetown. Mrs Eliza A Mains dies age 81. funeral at First Baptist Church with Dr Frank W Hovey officiating. burial at Oak Cemetery. Local residents visit Bath Topsham Fair and cottages from West Georgetown to Topsham, including weddings and hospital events. Feldspar quarry near West Georgetown closes after summer operation.
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Daniel Bliss
Old South Church
Boston
Bliss
Kennebec Point
Jennie Todd
Lisbon
Alonzo Hunt
Georgetown
Eliza A. Mains
John Mains
Ellsworth Loveitt
First Baptist Church
Frank W. Hovey
Richmond
Oak Cemetery
J.H. Brown
Newton
Mass
William A. Todd
Joseph Higgins
Dorothy Oliver
Bath
Joseph W. Lane
Indian Point
Topsham Fair
Everett Higgins
Harold Brown
Walter Powers
Thomas Hagan
T. N. Williams
Gilbert Gunnell
Alex Cunningham
Maude Thayer
Westbrook Junior College
West Georgetown
Elizabeth Hunt
Topsham
Thomas M. Hagan
Carrie Heald
North Edgecomb
George Williams
Waterville
Earle Hagan
Ernest Curtis
Scott
Wendell Todd
Salem
Norman Harley
New Hampshire
Seguinland
John R. Blackie
Bath Memorial Hospital
Blackie
Edward Cummings
R. P. Todd
Melrose Highlands
Jordan Wright
Woolwich
W. W. Duplissa
Hallowell
D. L. Pettengill
Ralph Scott
Boothbay Harbor
Harold F. Hunt
Gertrude L. Short
Bath Young Lady Frances Montgomery Engaged to Brunswick Man
The engagement of Frances M. Montgomery of Bath to Sterling L. Williams of Brunswick was announced at a shower hosted by Mrs. Julia Low and Mrs. Doris Coyne in Bath. Guests enjoyed Halloween decor, a buffet lunch, games, and prizes as the couple’s future wedding date remains to be set.
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Frances M. Montgomery
Bath
Sterling L. Williams
Brunswick
Julia Low
Miss Montgomery
Doris Coyne
Portland
Montgomery
North Street
Shirley Minott
Sophie Johns
Barbara Curran
Ruth Oliver
Ruth Brown
Margaret Austin
Mildred Wright
Nellie Robinson
Helen Minott
Frank C. Montgomery
Morse Highchool
Williams
Howard L. Williams
Brunswick High School
Governor Brann to Dedicate Bath Memorial Hospital Tablet
The Bath Memorial Hospital tablet honoring donors will be unveiled Friday afternoon with Governor Louis J. Brann attending. Visitors can tour the hospital 2 to 4 p.m. Donation Week aims to boost gifts as modern equipment enhances patient care. L Eugene Thebeau presides, with Charles H. Cahill and Mrs. Fred H. Lord aiding.
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Bath Memorial Hospital
Louis J. Brann
L. Eugene Thebeau
Charles H. Cahill
Fred H. Lord
Brunswick Woman Dies After Brunswick Accident
Mrs. Christine Ruzzey Thibault 60 of Brunswick died Sunday morning in Brunswick hospital from injuries suffered when struck by a Bowdoin College student driven car on Maine street Saturday night. Rosa Trepanier 14 was badly cut. other injured include Mrs Alice Bouchard. The driver Vincent Hull Jr was arraigned on manslaughter charges with $500 bond.
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Christine Ruzzey Thibault
Brunswick
Linwood V. Miller
Center Street
Bath
Brunswick Hospital
Vincent K. Hull, Jr
Short Hills
N. J
Bowdoin College
William B. Edwards
Hull
Brunswick Municipal Court
Maine Street
Thibault
Rosa Trepanier
Alice Bouchard
Edwards
Paul Nixon
Daniel Stanwood
College
Hopetown
Quebec
Cabot Mill
Artisans and
St. Jean Baptiste Societies
August
Mary J
Rose Thibeault
Miller
Canada
Westport Social Notes From Bath to Topsham Fair
Westport entries record visits and guests from Bath Mechanic Falls and Wiscasset. Mrs Charles L Cromwell family to winter with mother. several townsfolk travel, host, attend dances, and report on road work and local happenings.
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Sarah J. Welch
Bath
Amos Knight
Mechanic Falls
Alice Austin
Phyllis Small
Miss Austin
Herbert Cromwell
Miss Merrill
Edwin Cromwell
Virginia Jewett
Brian Jewett
Joseph Hodgdon
Wiscasset
H. A. Swanton
Portland
Charles L. Cromwell
State Road
Carl] Hodgdon
Luther Cromwell
Solomon Higgins
Archie and
William Heal
May Stewart
Harriet
DiPerri
Leavitts
Brockton
Mass
Robert Higgins
Roy Colby
Town Hall
Beatrice
Morris Colby
Wiscassel
Ethel L. Wass
Dorothy Higgins
Lester Hodgdon
Luncheon and Contract Winners At Washington Street Home
Mrs Clarence W Morse and Miss Clare Coombs hosted a Tuesday luncheon on Washington street for Mrs Fred Hector of Fargo NC. Afternoon events featured three tables of contract with Mrs John McInnes taking first prize and Mrs Frederick H Kimball second. Out of town guest Mrs Lang don T Thaxter of Portland attended.
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Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Washington Street
Fred Hector
Fargo
N. C
John McInnes
Frederick H. Kimball
Langdon T. Thaxter
Portland
Five Islands notes celebrate 25th wedding anniversary
Friends and relatives gathered at the Rowe home on Saturday to mark Mr and Mrs L H Rowe's 25th wedding anniversary with a social evening, ice cream, and cake. Many visitors from across the region were listed as attending or staying at cottages.
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L. H. Rowe
Rowe
Alan Richardson
Auburn
Richardson
Nettie Snowman
Grange
MacMahan Island
Talbot
Quincy
Quimby
P. D. Wilkins
Lewiston
Sedgemere Road
Edith Marr
T. M. Hagan
Georgetown
Five Islands
Eugene Coleman
Cape Neddick
York Beach
Ella Coleman
Bath
G. G. Ainley
Marion Ainley
Cambridge
Mass
Millard Leonard
Grange Circle
Percy Savage
Franz Stevens
C. M. Minchen
Boston
Elliott Bold and Son
Vernon E. Gray
Katherine Pendergast
Bebe Stevens
Elbridge Southard and Son
Marie Peters
Malden
Southard Cottage
D. L. Howard
Ruth M. Hanson
Everett
Zetta Higgins
Medford
C. S. Carlstrom
Watertown
W. F. Farr
Rockcleft
Walter Savage
George C. McKinnon, Jr
Crowell Cottage
Alice Cromwell
Edgecomb
Madge O'Brien
Arthur Baird
Hallowell
E. M. Horton
C. M. Bigelow
Walter Schoepfer
Christ
Virginia Carleton
Dresden
Earland Thibodeau
Leslie Ainley
Virginia
C. A. MacMahan
Ainley
Garfield Rackliff
Industry
Forest Hanna
Hanna
Frank Doland
Acadia Lodge to Work Rank of Knight at Yarmouth Meet
Acadia Lodge K of P Bath will work the third rank at the annual Tenth Pythian District convention in Yarmouth on October 31 with dinner at 6 30 p.m. A surprise entertainment will follow. District 10 includes Freeport Brunswick Bowdoinham.
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Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Bath
Pythian
Yarmouth
Freeport
Brunswick
Bowdoinham
Brunswick Lodge
Republicans See Brann Victory Hint Across Maine
The piece argues Governor Brann enjoys strong local support and could win a third term, with party leaders contending a Brann defeat would ease GOP gains. It surveys possible Republican contenders for 1936, including Clyde H. Smith Elin W. Page William R. Pattangall Donald Patridge and Percival Baxter noting Baxter’s broad influence and Mount Katahdin Park project. It also notes Branns broad popularity from roads, federal funds and Bath Iron Works ties and ends with garden scenes in Saco and Limerick.
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PLC
Brann
Maine
Washington County
Quoddy Bay
Governor Brann
Eastport
Norway
Rumford
Farmington
Clyde H. Smith
Executive Council
Rotary Kiwanis
Skowhegan
Somerset County
House
Senate
Elin W. Page
Blaine Wiles
Augusta
Portland
Bill” Linnell
William R. Pattangall
Donald B. Patridge
Congress
Wallace H. White, Jr
William M. Campbell
Sanford
Col. Campbell
Percival P. Baxter
Washington
State of Maine
Mount Katahdin
Baxter State Park
New England
Farmington Woman’s Cat Brings In Three Partridges
Mrs. Harley Bean, of Farmington, reports her cat has become a successful hunter since season three began. The animal has brought in three partridges, found near the woods by the Sandy River.
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Harley Bean
Farmington
Sandy River
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