Richmond Area Notices and Visits Fill October Pages
Numerous local updates include families visiting relatives in Augusta and Boston, a death in Maine, and community events at Orange and Rebekah lodges. District attendees from Richmond join Grand Lodge sessions, with members reciting reports and observing fire prevention programs as the Durrand Shoe Co. plans to resume operations nearby.
Samuel B. Martin 87 longtime Bath resident dies in Lisbon Center
Samuel B. Martin 87 a retired house contractor and ship carpenter died after a three year illness at Androscoggin Nursing Home Lisbon Center. Born February 12 1849 in Alma N B he sailed to sea became first officer of Laurens later built Quoddy House in Eastport and ran a roadside stand on the Arrowsic Georgetown road. He lived in West Gorham Auburn Bath and worked at Shattuck ship yard in Newington N H during WWI. Survived by five sons Chester Roscoe Lawrence Everard and Cedric and four daughters H A Keyes Eastman Gilpatrick and ni with wife Ruth passing January 13 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Martin
Bath
Androscoggin
Lisbon Center
Alma
N. B
Albert Martin
Laurens
Ruth Sophronia Martin
Eastport
West Gorham
Martin
Shattuck Ship Yard
Newington
N. H
Martin Col
Arrowsic
Georgetown
Chester C
Beverly
Mass
Roscoe C
Billerica
Lawrence B
Groton, Conn
Everard S
Auburn
Cedric A. Martin
H. A. Keyes
Bellows Falls
Harry C. Eastman
Portland
Ray H. Gilpatrick
Lewiston
Fred E.ni
Georgetown News Roundup of Local Socials and Moves
Mr and Mrs Walter V Cummings visited Topsham and Cathance last week. Mrs John Gordon returned to her parents in Hinckley after Bangor visit. Many locals entertained or visited, including Mrs Roy Newman and the Mera League, and Mrs Elizabeth Hunt with son Harold from Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter V. Cummings
Topsham
Cathance
John Gordon
C. L. Hinckley
Bangor
Roy M. Newman
Mera League
William ‘Zorac
Robinhood
Edward Wren
Elizabeth Hunt
Harold
Rapheal Higgins
R. N
Bath Memorial Hospital
William Foden
Sylvia Ann
Issidey
Ann
Illsley
Cape Elizabeth
Nancy Russell
Bertha Russell
Foden
Harry L. Horne
Oliver Street
Bath
Joseph Harford
Harland
Tom Phillips
Fred
Little River
Edwin Harriman
Myers
Hudson, Mass
George Smith
Sagadahoe Bay
Harold J. Brown
Yarmouth Academy
Junior
Melrose Highlands
Mass
H. G. Heald
Portland
Melvin Cunningham
Beatrice Abbott
Everett C. Higgins
Frank Decker
Newcastle
H. M. Trafton
Dorothy Hagan
North Yarmouth Academy
Farle Hagan
John Grindell
John R. Blackie
Martha Bowen
Wiscasset
Carrie Heald
Edgecomb
T. M. Hagan
Roscoe P. Todd
Mr. Todd
Howard M. Trafton
Doris Trafton
First Baptist Church
Five Islands
Emma Billings
Roy Newman
Orville Rowe
Bertha Scott
Earle Hagan
Walter Schoepfer
J. C. Bearse
Woodrow Gray
Nelle Thompson
Lena Connell
Frank Churchill
Nettie Gray
Quebec
Canada
J. C. B2arse
Malden
Gaston Lachaise
New York
Mr. Lachaise
City
Funeral of Gaston Lachaise Sculptor Ends in New York
The 53 year old Pranco American sculptor Gaston Lachaise died Friday night of leukemia at Mount Sinai hospital New York. The funeral took place Monday at 2 30 pm at the church near Broadway and Sixty sixth street. Surviving are his widow Isabel Durand Nagle a stepson Edward Nagle and his mother Marie Barre Lachaise. A naturalized American citizen since 1916, he lived in Quincy and Boston earlier and exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art last February. His work is featured at Radio City and Georgetown Center summer home drew praise. Gilbert Seldes praised him as a uniquely American sculptor shaped by New York and Maine landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Lachaise
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York
Broadway
Sixty-sixth Street
Lachaise
Georgetown Center
Quincy
Mass
Boston
Boston Art School
Museum of Modern Art
Radio City
Gilbert Seldes
France
Maine
Mrs Etta A Bloom Funeral Rites Held In Lewiston
Funeral services for Mrs. Etta A Bloom widow of William F Bloom were conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 30 in Lewiston at the Dillingham and Son funeral home. Rev A B Hyde of Sixth Street Congregational church officiated and burial followed in Valley Cemetery Greene. Born in Turner on December 4 1861 she was the eldest daughter of Nathaniel and Augusta S Bryant. Survivors include Bath cousins Charles H Rogers Herbert W Rogers George Rogers Fred A Lord and Mrs Clara Morse of North Bath.
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Or Richards
Cecil Richards
Ernest Rice
Ahd
Percy Meserve
Richard Farrell
Lillian Meene
Carlton Dean
Attleboro
Mass
Meserve
Susan
Mary McGinn
Helen Costello
Augusta
Orange
Carolyn Marr
Genevieve Lynch
Boston
Pleasant View Farm
Lillian Johnson
W H. Johnson
Woolwich
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Portland
George F. Coughlin
Grand Lodge
Coughlin
Richmond Lodge
Richmond
Margaret B. Peabody
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
Pauline C. Cronk
Rebecca Rogers
Lillian A. Johnson
T. J. Southard
Earl Cronk
Roy Sedgley
Harry Whitney
Gardiner
John McCash
Wrenn
Elva Purinton
Philip Densmore
Randlette
Lillian Caswell
George Caswell
Lewis Gilpatrick
Wilbur A. Gilpatrick
Elizabeth Kelley
Pemaquid
Oscar Smith
Gordon Curran
Gordon Howe
Frank Anderson
Franklyn McKenney
N. B. Wright
St. Johnsbury
Perley Wedge
Burton Grove
Pittston
Carl Bryant
Livermore Falls
Mt. Carmel
Lettie Hubbard
Watervilles
Emma V. Budge
Sara Shaw
Henry Shaw
Bath
Inez Hinkley
Fred Preble
Bingham
E. G. Edgett
Damariscotta Mills
Mr. Dickinson
Fuller Street
Wiscasset
Isaac
Margaret Thompson Dickinson
S. Della Dickinson
Althea Patterson
Charles
Ralph Dickinson
Goldie Williams
Carrie Holman
Augustus Jewett
Leon Dunklee
Hazel
Atlantic
George Wilson
Winthrop
Dawson L. Fulcher
Brooklyn
N. Y
Etta A. Bloom
William F. Bloom
Bart Coburn
Paterson
N. J
Lewiston
Dillingham and Son
A. B. Hyde
Sixth Street
Charles H. Rogers
Herbert W. Rogers
George Rogers
Fred A. Lord
Henry G.hiodgdon
Clara Morse
North Bath
John Clancy 78 Dies After Auto Truck Injury Recovery
John Clancy of 3 South Street Bath died at the Marcotte Home Lewiston twelve weeks after a July 29 injury when struck by a Washington Street truck. He was a retiree and is survived by son Joseph D. Clancy and three grandchildren all of Fort Fairfield. He had previously been treated at Bath Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clancy
South Street
Bath
Marcotte
Lewiston
Washington Street
Clancy
Joseph D. Clancy
U. S. Customs Service
Fort Fairfield
John
Catherine
Elizabeth Clancy
Bath Memorial Hospital
Local Boy Sabin B. Leland Dies at Bath Home
Sabin B. Leland four carpenter died late Saturday night at the home of his step daughter Mrs Lillian Springer 21 Western avenue where he had lived since coming to Bath ten months ago from Trenton where he was born He was a son of Jeduther and Martha Leland Surviving him are his wife civie sitter Mrs Hattie Romer of Trenton and three step daughters Mrs Springer Mrs Lara Colburn of Seal Harbor and Mrs Venice Clouthier of Lemoine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabin B. Leland
Lillian Springer
Western Avenue
Bath
Trenton
Jeduther
Martha Leland
Civie Sitter
Hattie Romer
Springer
Lara Colburn
Seal Harbor
Venice Clouthier
Lemoine
Miss May Bates Dies at 78 in Bath Memorial Hospital
Miss May Ella Bates 78 sister of Mrs H A Bates East Brunswick died Friday noon in Bath Memorial hospital. Formerly of New York she moved to make her home with Dr and Miss Bates. Born in West Water ville daughter of George W and Lucy M Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Ella Bates
H. A. Bates
East Brunswick
Bath Memorial Hospital
Miss Bates
New York
West Waterville
George W
Lucy M.bates
Bates
Five Islands events fill weekend social and Grange notes
Five Islands residents and visitors filled a busy weekend with cottage stays, visits to Bath and Danville, hunting plans in Northern Maine, and social gatherings. The Five Islands Grange held meetings, accepted a president’s resignation, and members noted illness and recoveries while several residents hosted guests and shared meals.
Blair Funeral Held At Home In Bowdoinham
The funeral of Charles H. Blair was Thursday afternoon at two at his home 19 Mechanic street. Rev Weston P Holman of Camden officiated with bearers Edwin and J Hall Denham of Bowdoinham law Herbert Hugzard and John H Williams. Burial was in Bowdoinham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Blair
Mechanic Street
Weston P. Holman
Camden
Beacon Street Church
Mr. Blair
Edwin and
J. Hall Denham
Bowdoinham Law
Herbert Hugzard
John H. Williams
Bowdoinham
Out of State Gunners Issued Licenses This Month
City clerk John W. Gilmore’s office issued three third licenses to out of state parties this month. Licenses sell for 5.15 dollars each and reflect a process open to non residents. The notice highlights local regulatory actions affecting gun ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gilmore
Dromore Grange Hosts Volunteer Meeting with Pumpkin Stunt
Dromore Grange held a lively Tuesday meeting with guests Miss Mabel Ingalls and Mrs. Mildred Greene. Members pinned stems on pumpkins and performed stunts while Mrs. Elfreda Perkins won the stem pinning contest. The darkened hall glowed with pumpkin candlelight for a witches march and orange black refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Ralph Kenney
Mabel Ingalls
West Bath Grange
Winslow Grange
Mildred Greene
Darkenet Hall
Hubertee
Westport Woman Lida Mains Dies at 81 After Long Illness
Lida Mains of Westport dies in sleep after years of illness. Born May 19, 1854, she lived in Bath and Westport, married three times to Gordon Colby and Mains, mother of three daughters Daisy, Adaline, and Stella, with 14 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral held Friday at First Baptist Church Westport with Rev. Hovey and Rev. Schoepfer officiating. Burial in Loveitt lot at Oak Cemetery. Out-of-town attendees included relatives from Bath and Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Mains
Mains
Westport
William B
Eliza Dunton Welch
Bath
Turner McCarty
William Mussenden
Frank Weeks
John Gordon
New Hampshire
Daisy Mains
Adaline Loveitt
Georgetown
Stella Baldwin
Boston Avenue
Bridgeport
Jesus
Isle of Somewhere
Mrs. Schoepfer
Belle Heald
Howard G. Heald
Ferris W. Leonard
Everett C. Higgins
Walter Newdick
Loveitt
Oak Cemetery
William Harrison
Forrest Mains
Dora Hallet
Teal Season Opens Amid Mixed Reports at Merrymeeting Bay
Teal hunters enjoyed a brisk opening on Monday at Merrymeeting Bay and nearby waters, though opinions vary among veterans on whether the day matched the season’s promise. Some consider the launch a gala event for sportsmen, while others deem it only mediocre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Bay
Opening Day Teal Drive Boosts Bay Area Duck Hunt
Gunners on opening day spurned teal to keep within the ten-bird quota, yet many reported abundant teal in the Bay and nearby creeks. Notable bags included Edgar ver and Thornton Bates with eight birds, six black duck, Herbert Morse and Burleigh Williams with eight birds, six black duck, and William Oliver with six, three teal. Muddy River saw poorer shoots while Georgetown marshes yielded better results. Black duck were elusive at times as teal dominated many outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneganee Creek
Edgarver
Thornton Bates
Herbert Morse
Burleigh Williams
William Oliver
Muddy River
Georgetown
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Herbert Edgecomb
William Skelton
Plymouth
N. H. Skelton
B. B. Douglass
Bowdeinham
John Cox
Melrose
Gertrude Baker
Frank Reynolds
Kimball Street
Emma Bowley
Hazel Bowley
Frank
Mabel Gowell
Litchfield
William Newell
West Gardiner
Ideal Home Club
Viola Douglass
Anne Thompson
Perley Purinton
A. D. Chase
Lena Baker
the Grange
Reading
Lelia Douglass
Cupid
Margaret Baker
Orman Douglass
Grace Thompson
Thompson Brothers
Gwendolyn Tarr
Gladys Rideout
Virginia Lane
Howard Wilson
Belmont
Jessie Lamont
Hattie Wilson
Lambert
Wilson
Josie Temple
Amesbury
Alvah Nickerson
Dorothea Temple
Orono
Sanborn
Waterville
John Hartford
Durrand Shoe Co
Wallace Rideout
Doris. Patten
Hallowell
Franconia Overlock
Susan Patten
Cora Conley
Kate Smith
Addie Fowles
Chester Drinkwine
A. E. McMaster
D. S. White
Bowdoin Center
Norris Sidelinger
Quinnam
North Front Street
Tallman
Chestnut Street
Linwood Grindle
Springfield
Agnes Wood
Clarence Morrill
Mabel Booker
Kelley
Quimby
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Room
Fred Levesque
Hyde Windlass Co
Alberta
Mrs
Shirley Morong
Popham
R. G. Pennoyer
U.S. N
Drayton
Samoa
Navy Department
Pennoyer
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Forrest Lewis
Alonzo Parks
Portsmouth
Greenwich
R. I
Edward Hanks
Parks
Pred Rowe
Herbert Weinstein
Samuel Povich
Mr. Povich
Middle Street
Buxton
Buxton Medicine Company
Abbot Village
New Jersey
Sabin
B. Leland
Carpenter
Miss May £. Bates
Charles Davis
Weston
Thomas W. Scott
Russell Harford
Allan Huntington
Marion Stevens
Danville
Steven
Joseph Stevens
Orville F. White
Ralph Matherson
Alice Brown Martin
George Brown
White Cottage
Earl MacMahan
R. Thompson
Nebraska
Dead River
Chester MacMahan
Thomas E. Cromwell
Donald Stevens
Carrie Stevens
Ethiopia
Otis Baker
Norwood
Harmon's Harbor
Gertrude Leonard
William F. Plummer
Proctor Hagan
Plummer
Martinique
Arthur Marr
Wallace Pierce
Paul
Grace
Madelon
Southport
Clinton Hanna
Ellen
Ruth
Belgrade
Thomas Hanna
Grange Circle
Mattie MacMahan
Franz Stevens
The
Grange
Russell Malloy
Arletta Harford
Percy McGilivary
Herman Barter
Nancy
Richard
Elliott Bold
Evelyn
Arrowsie
Ford
Davis
Manville
Fred Townsend
Monhegan
Alden Carver
B. FP. Perry
Sadie Drake
Forrest
Sherman Campbell
Pearl Nelder
Fred Carr
Lena Higgins
Herbert
Silver Lake
George Ingalls
Ingalls
Humphrey Owen
Owen
Georgie Thorpe
Greene
Thorpe
Malcolm
Perkins
Charles . Blair
OUT OF State
Olunteer
Drofiore Grange
Bath Savings Institution
Lida A. Mains
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Gordon Berry
Lina G. Sewall
Baid County
Barnsard County
Walter
John L. Jack
Register
Harry J Rich
Ann Eliza Rich
West Bath
Deset
Glidden
W Bridgham
Ute
Charles A. Melcher
Bel- Massachusetts
Sogadaho
Edward W. Bridgham
Grace L. Park
Phippsburg
Fred L. Parks
Grace L. Parks
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas BR. Huston
Center Street