Richmond Methodist Dedication and Weekend Notices
The Richmond Methodist church held Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Rev. R. F. Lowe presiding and Rev. John M. Arters as speaker. A week of events included organ dedication on Monday and community activities, plus numerous local visits, social events, and obituaries from residents of Richmond and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Lowe
John M. Arters
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Preble
Ellen Eastman
Fayette Freeman
Westerly
R. I
William Maxwell
Litchfield
Bert Reed
Dresden
Ellen Blair
Maude Hain
Bath
Atherton Rogers
Zephyr Hills
Fla
Guy Holt
Gardiner
Georgia Quimby
H. F. Withee
Tacoma
Wash
Ora Reed
Nettie Umberhind
George Thayer
Massachusetts
Gibbs
James, Keith
Leon French
Brockton
Mass
WE. Felton
Boston
G. E. Glicden
William Seekins
East Pittston
Harry L. Tarr
South Front Street
Marle Thompson
Little Son
Dover
Enterprise Orange Ladies’ Aid
Jean
Edith Edgecomb
Augusta
H. W. Maxwell
W. H. Maxwell
F. F. Freeman
R. L
H. S Tarr
Richmond
Stanwood
Raymond Tosier
Lyndall
Helen
Dorothy
Evelyn Harrinton
Philip Patch
Beverly
Henry Peterson
Chestnut Street
Mark R. Shibles
Hartford
Conn
Colby College
Shibles
Maine
G. C. Mariner
William Perry
Doris
Cora Campbell
Fred Parks
Lillian
Lincoln
Frank Perry
William
Errold B
Georgetown Memorials and Summer Socials Highlight Week
Numerous Georgetown residents are noted in a round of summer visits, repairs, and community events. The Dalrymples of Brookline died Friday at Kennebec Point, while locals like Harry Heald and Hartley Harley repair homes. The Working League met and books arrived from Bath. Family Sunday is planned by the Northern Baptist convention with union services across Georgetown churches and a Five Island orchestra engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Dalrymple
Brookline
Mass
Kennebec Point
Harry Heald
Hartley Harley
Walter Powers
Robinhood
Lombard
Everett
Alice Scott
Ralph Scott
West Georgetown
Lester Pettengill
Frye
J. E. Oliver
H. G. Heald
Edwad Wren
Trafton Knight
Walter Newdick
Joseph Totman
Bath
Frank Heald
Lord and Burnham Co
Irvington
N. Y
New Hampshire
Bar Harbor
Carroll Powers
Sewall Webster
Augusta
Indian Point
Lester Fowers
Five Islands
Seward E. Emmons
Portland
Georgia M. R. Walker
Woolwich
Working League
Emma Ryan
Augusta Rowe
Jennie Todd
J. A. Steadman
Massachusetts
California
George Smith
Elizabeth Hunt
Frank Hinds
John Thibodeau
H. F. Hunt
Ferris Leonard
Bowdoinham
Abbie Reynolds
Leslie Noyes
Boston
Rogers
Grange Library
E. I. Chandler
The
Grange
Arthur Marr
Malden
Marr Cottage
E. C. Higgins
Medford
Pollyanna Lodge
Ida H. Rowe
Melvin Harford
Georgetown Center
L. H. Rowe
Harold Pinkham
Sherman Campbell
H. J. Eisenhauer
Robert
Eleanor
Minnie Eisenhauer
Cambridge
William Belanger
G. A. Yeo
Bob
Winchester
Iva
Alice Cromwell
Elizabeth Cromwell
Raymond Reid
W. E. Reid
E. M. Horton
New York
Henry Moore
Leon Williams
Waltham
Otis Baker and Son
Norwood
Nora Marr
Will Field
W. E. Gray
Orville Rowe
MacMahan Island
W. L. Berry
Hovey
M. E. Bowen
Lloyd Pinkham
E. S. Billings
Leslie Ainley
Virginia
Proctor Hagan
Manfred Miller
A. L. Marr
Price Markdown List Highlights Clothing Discounts
A local sale lists markdowns on apparel with prices from 89 cents to 5 dollars. The notice advertises high grade students mis fit suits and overcoats priced at 5 dollars and up.
Local residents and visitors return in Westport region
Westport townspeople welcome Lydia J. Pierce and granddaughter Gladys Jewett with James M. Jewett of Bath visiting from Washburn Street. Mrs Ena Hodgdon Cousins closes her East Side summer home. Olivia Barker returns to Portland after visiting Mrs Margaret Webber at the Center. Residents including Jesse Ames, Anie Graman and Dorothea, Woodbury Sewerts, John Fleming, Thomas Powell, Ralph Brooks, Ordway Lewis, Florence Williams and Mrs Aramede Richardson are noted for weekend and seasonal travel or visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Bangor
Margaret B. Peabody
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
Nettie M. Leavitt
George Leavitt
Grand
Rebecca Rogers
Noble Grand
Mina Ward
Noble
Thomas J. Southard
Geraldine Stone
Biddeford
Harry Whitney
Loretta Parks
N. Paul Tutino
Gardiner
Morris Glaser
Milton
Lewiston
Italy Hatch
Gorham Normal School
Kermit Darrah
Lynn
Mass
Pauline Darrah
Farmington Normal School
A. A. Darrah
Kimball Street
Ora Reed
Lyte Lint
Stella King
Nettie Umberhind
Rangeley Lakes
T. J. Southard
Elmira Hopkins
Sidney Hopkins
Ferry Road
Hopkins
Wiscasset
Joseph
Sarah (Savage) Jackson
Viola B. Eastman
Manchester
N. H
Phyllis May Merchant
Richmond
Annie R. Patten
E. W. Adams
Chicago
Margaret K. Adams
Charles H. Wade
Swan Island
Ida Hibbard
Boston
William King
Portland
Russell King
Dresden Mills
Robert Walker
Bridgton
Lillian Dunham
W. F. Dunham
William H. Whitney
William F. Whitney
Ansonia
Conn
Herbert Anderson
Rotterdam
Jct
N. Y
Elliott Pierce
James White
Saco
James H. Gallagher
Frank B. Orcutt
Winthrop
Jane Harward
Lydia J. Pierce
Gladys Jewett
Anie Graman
Miss Adams
Dorothea
Roslindale
Woodbury Sewerts
John Fleming
Marion Jewett
Thomas D. Powell
Springfield
Westport
Ralph L. Brooks
Ordway Lewis
Florence L. Williams
Providence, R. I
East Side
Aramede Richardson
Jewett’s
Just Like a Woman Play for Sons of Veterans Fund
A community play titled Just Like a Woman will be performed in Red Men’s Hall on October 23 to benefit the Sons of Veterans building fund. The cast features Joshaway Alexander Smith Florence Robinson Bartholomew Smith Polly Pepper Eva Lemont and others with a solo by Edwin Haggett and a second farce Moving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men's Hall
Sons of Veterans Building Fund
Joshaway
Alexander Smith
Florence Robinson Bartholomew Smith
Buffalo
Lucille Blake John Austin Hazenstab
Polly
Eva Lemont
Matilda Smith
Martha Wilson
Doris Duncan
Sadie Garcelon
Polly Pepper
Cee
Edwin Haggett
Joseph Day
Henry Goodspeed
Marion Plummer
Martha Goodspeed
Ella Douglas
Isabelle
Margaret Holland
Mary Goodspeed
Earl Kennerson
Tom Goodspeed
Sanford
The
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Department of Maine
Florence Robinson
Ira Day
Five Islands Grange Receives Brookline Book Gift
Twelve books were received for the Grange library from E. I. Chandler of Brookline Massachusetts. The gift is warmly appreciated by the Grange and its members.
East Bowdoin chapel hosts sermon and social notices
A large crowd attended the East Bowdoin chapel service led by Rev. J A Pauquett with a sermon on laying down life for friends. Next Sunday service and Sunday school are scheduled, Ladies aid meets Thursday, and locals note visits and fair results from Bowdoin Hustlers 4 H club at Topsham fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bowdoin Chapel
J. A. Pauquett
Charles Babb
L. C. Starbird
Bowdein Hustlers
Topsham Fair
Clyde Starbird
Clifford Starbird
Grant Woods
Massachusetts
Woods
Harold Starbird
Lewiston
Leonard Curtis
New Gloucester
N. E. Curtis
Edward Beals
Richmond
East Bowdoin
Bath Guests Dine With Mr and Mrs Brooks
Mr and Mrs John Howe and their children Muriel and John Franklin joined Miss Elizabeth McGrath and the Hodgdon and Sampson families as Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Melville Brooks in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howe
Muriel
John Franklin
Elizabeth McGrath
Melville B. Hodgdon
John Sampson
Bath
Melville C. Brooks
Sagadahoc Grange Hosts Evening Guessing Contest
Sagadahoc grange met at Bowdoin Center on Saturday evening. After the business meeting the lecturer led a guessing contest with objects drawn on a board. The person guessing the most correctly won a prize. Thursday dances continue, and a three act comedy is planned for an upcoming date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
Prize Winners at Fair Continue List for Working Oxen and Draft Steers
The column lists prize results from the fair including 4 year old working oxen with multiple pair matches and champions. It shows winners such as Roger Bragdon and Fred Scammon with placements noted across categories and measured horn-to-underline lengths for draft steers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Bragdon
Harry N. Fisher
Sabattus
Fred Scammon
L. T. Williams
Maynard Tarr
Ditto
Maynard
Roger
Ford's Colonial Village Near Dearborn Aims for Living History
Detroit reports Henry Ford is building a 125 acre colonial village near Dearborn Michigan to recreate early American life. The site will house an Edison Museum with Edison’s Fort Myers lab and a Menlo Park replica, plus inns windmills and a working village smithy to show 18th and early 19th century crafts and daily tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Weeks
Associated Press
Detroit
Dearborn
Mich
Henry Ford
Middle West
Ford
New England
Maryland
Virginia
Americas
Edison Museum
Thomas Alva Edison
Henry
Fort Myers
Fla
Edison
Luther Burbank
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Thomas A. Edison
Edison Laboratory
Local Fair Entries Include Diverse Garden and Produce Exhibits
Readable lists show judges and contestants from Topsham Bowdoinham and Harpswell in a district fair. Entries cover boys judging contests farming produce jars pickles jams jellies and flowers with multiple participants named and venues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bragdon
Ditto
Roger Bragdon
North Berwick
L. T. Williams
Robert Towle
Topsham
George Edirecomb
Charles Smith
Bowdoinham
Willian E. Bowdoinham
Charles Temple
Freeman Billings
Douglas Bros
Fred FE. Dagett
Voppham
Irish Cobler
Garrison Hill Farm
Harpswell
W. T. Hunter
Norton Leauty
W.T. Hunter
C. O. Purinton
Bliss Triumph
Samuel Guptill
Everett Lewis
Allen Bros
F. EB. Dayvett
W. S. Noye
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Dell
Gilbert Atwood
Arabel Allen
M. W. Hanson
Florence G. Maxwell
Lillian Hill
Mae Reed
Elizabeth Small
Arthur Dickie
Main Street
J. W. Randlette
Richmond Lodge
Kennebec Valley
D. G. Master
J. D. Odiorne
Coopers Mills
N. Grand
Wesley Webber
W. Grand
J.C. White
Treas
Harry Douglass
Chester Foster
George Baker
Frank Reed
L. M Alexander
Charles A. Foster
G. H
Georgetown
Mark Downs
Heavyweight Union
Boy’s Union
Max Kutz
Elm Street
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Play For Building Fund
Red Men’s Hall
Bowdoin
Sagadahoc
Menlo Park
New Jersey
America
C. Bo Smith
F. EB. Daycett
C. O. Purinten
A.T. Bickford
A. T. Bickford
Harald N. Curtis
O.urinten
H.W Curtis
Everett C. Lewis
Clara
Bickford
Yellow Eye
Daggett
E. C. Patten
C. B. Smith
Green Hubbard
Golden Hubbard
Marrow
Harry Edgecomb
J. F. Mulligan
N. G. Curtis
E. B. Sprague
Owen Sprague
Sprague
Maria Graves
Maana Graves
FE. C. Patten
L. H. Lame Orenu
L. H. Lamoreau
Elizabeth Cornish
W. S. Noyes
Noyes
Bachelor Buttons
Chrysanthemums
Helianthus
Nasturtiums
W.S. Noyes
Alfonso Allen
Coleus
Alfonas Allen
State OF
Edgar C. Smith
Hoover and
Curtis
William L. Bonney, Gardiner
Charles A. Gilman
Brunswick
Robert J. Hodgson
Samuel L. Bates
A .T Obadiah Gardner
Rockland
A. Lincoln Young
Lincolnville
Melville A. Floyd
South
Waterford
Charles H. Norton
Dover-Foxcroft
Claire Tey Carter
Auburn
Thomas V. Doherty
Houston
Joseph D. Phillips
Southwest Harbor
Edward Chase, Baring
Mabelle P
Chaney
Lisbon
Percival St. Parris
Paris
Wendell F. Farrington
Livermore