Richmond Club Activities and Community Notices Summary
Community life in Richmond features reports on lodge meetings and installations at Enterprise and Progressive Granges, American Legion Auxiliary roll calls, and Beulah Rebekah events. Officials elected include Richmond Masons and grange officers. Personal notes mention visits to Medford and Mansfield, with a funeral for Mrs Eva Mooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Bradley
U. V
C. W
Amet
Department of Ma
Evelyn Hoxie
Milo
Ruth Jordan
Portland
Sadie Waltz
Mildred Harford
Annie Hamlin
Mildred Davis
Maude Miller
Mildred Gilpatrick
Ladies’ Aid of
Enterprise Grange
American Legion Auxiliary
Firemen’s Auxiliary
Wesley Webber
South Front Street
Bernice Terrell
Eva Douglas
Ethel Pinkham
Rebekah
Progressive Grange
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Eva Douglass, Jr
Noble Grand
J. W
Irving Waltz
Leslie Roberts
Almon Riske
S. D
Leslie R. Gardner
J. D
William Sullivan, Jr
Masonic Hall
Enterprise Juvenile Grange
Grange Hall
G. C. Marriner
Freda Sullivan
Dora Marriner
Marshall White
Gertrude White
Harlan Harrington
Minnie Batchelder
Annie Dunbar
Walter Beckwith
Clarence Dunbar
Edith Blodgett
Della Grondin
Calla Johnson
William Meserve
Ceres
Merle Harrington
Pomona
Fiora Beckwith
Flora
Bertha Curtis
John Witham
James Meserve
George Johnson
Bell Call
Ernest Chadbourne
Marriner
Arthur Jackson
Marjorie Reading
Pleasant Street
Miss Reading
Arthur B. Reading
Medford
Mass
Ind
Albert Galuza
Mishanaka
Roland Dionne
Stanley Berry
Nancy
Suncook
N. H
Cronk
Dionne
Foss
Harvest Supper kicks off in Georgetown with posters
The Georgetown P.T.A. will sponsor a Harvest Supper at Library Hall in Five Islands Friday at six p.m. A fine menu is planned. Posters by Beatrice Button are on display in surrounding villages. Local social notes recount birthdays, cemetery rumors, and travels of residents visiting Bath, Marrtown, and various New England spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Marrtown
Thomas Williams
West Georgetown
Howard Heald
Nelson Rattlerf
Edward C. Clarey
Nelson Rattleff
Clarey
Parker Head
Marrs
England
Marr
C. B. Hill
Joseph Lane
Harry L. Horne
Horne
Annie Stacey
Popham Beach
Bath
William A. Todd
Billa Tarr
Richmond
Melvin Cunningham
Harold E. Hodgkins
Douglas Tuck
Chester Horne
Exeter
Ralph Dunton
Portland
Edward St. Martin
Curtis Gerrish
Newburyport
Gerrish
Ferris Leonard
Everett
George Nickerson
Irving Hunt
Boston
Florida
Josiah H. Brown
West Newton
Local obituary lists Waterville residents among the deceased
The notice names Maurice Reed of Newton Massachusetts Clyde Brown of Dixfield Ferdinand Libby of Fairfield and Arthur Ladd and Blaine Ladd both of Waterville. Burial was in the Gaubert cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Began
Maurice Reed
Newton
Mass
Clyde Brown
Dixfield
Ferdinand Libby
Fairfield
Arthur Ladd
Blaine Ladd
Waterville
Gaubert
Annual Maine Y M C A Older Boys Conference
The 39th State Y M C A Older Boys Conference will be in Auburn and Lewiston on November 17 to 19. It draws over 300 high school boys to discuss youth issues and Christian responsibility with notable speakers and group leaders. Conference HQ is at Auburn P M C A with sessions at Edward Little High School and a Bates College chapel finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Lewiston
Auburn P. M. C
Edward Little High School
Bates College Chapel
Roger H. Blood
Y. M. C. A. Seenl
Main Street
Waterville
Rittall and Cate Families Farewell Winter Cottage Closes
Mr and Mrs Wallace Rittall of Washington Street and Mr and Mrs Ernest Cate of Dresden Mills passed Sunday at their Little River cottage, which they are closing for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Rittall F
Washington Street
Ernest Cate
Dresden Mills
Little River
Bowdoinham Baptist Association Meets at Five Islands
The Bowdoinham Association of Baptist churches held its fall meeting Friday at Five Islands Baptist church with delegates from Freeport Brunswick Harpswell Topsham Bowdoinham Bath Woolwich Five Islands and Georgetown. Worship was led by Rev Ralph Champlin and Rev Ondon Stairs preached on Two Kinds of Christians. New ministers welcomed. discussions covered Sunday school work and missionary plans for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham
George F. Bolster
Freeport
Charles R. Sims
Warner P. Gifford
Lewiston
Baptist Churches of
Western Maine
Mabel Walker
Theresa Hill
Modertor
Ralph Champlin
Woolwich
Gerald S. Beals
Topsham
Richard I
Harpswell
Ondon P. Stairs
Winter Street
Good Neighbor Club of
Five Islands
Elmer N. Bentley
United Baptist Convention of
Maine
Moors
Belfast
Gerald Beals
Cyril E. Bousfield
China
Thomas L. Brindley
Waterville
George S. Bolster
Association Amneé
Arvid Anderson
John S. Pendleton
Yarmouth
George Gray
Lloyd Pinkham
Russell Pinkham
Audio-Visual Exhibit Planned for Maine Teachers Convention
Mrs Granville M Colby department president announces a Maine teachers convention in Lewiston will feature a type lesson unit and an exhibition of materials. Dr George White from New York will speak at 2 pm in Edward Little High Auburn with Bath teacher Miss Phyllis Rolfe among his students. Friday includes the department business meeting and talks with films guided by Robert Schreiber University of Maine. The exhibit runs Thursday and Friday in Edward Little corridors under Mrs Melvin Howe Woolwich. The department officers include Colby Lowder Chase Leland Carver Carroll Russell Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville M. Colby
Department of Audio- Visual Education
Maine
Lewiston
Edward Little High
Auburn
George White
New York
Ile
Amherst
Washington and Jefferson Colleges
White
Bath
Phyllis Rolfe
Robert Schreiber
University of Maine
Edward Little
Melvin Howe
Woolwich
Colby
Harold Lowder
Camden
Edith Chase
Gardiner
Nelson Leland
Westbrook
Eugene Carver
Elliot Carroll
Russell Carroll
Air Force promotion for local man Robert Hinds
Mr and Mrs Frank Hinds of 8 South street announce their son Robert has been promoted to staff sergeant in the U S Air Force. He is stationed at Richards on Field Anchorage Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hinds
8 South Street
Robert
U. S. Air Force
Richardson Field
Anchorage
Alaska
Five Islands Community Christmas Box Aims To Aid Wounded Soldier
A local drive gathers money orders candies and cigarettes for Cpl. Chester McMahan Jr US Army wounded in Korea and hospitalized in Japan with the box mailing set for November 1. Community groups including library auxiliary and PTA organize offerings and schedules.
Policeman Recovers Hat Found on Washington Street
Patrolman John H. Kelliher, Bath police, found a lady's hat a scarf and a handkerchief Friday night in a green bag on Washington street. The owner can claim by contacting Kelliher or the police station. Mrs Saul Pearlstein and son Steven return from visit with Mrs Pearlstein's parents in Raymond court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Kelliher
Bath
Washington Street
Kelliher
Tel
Saul Pearlstein
Steven
Quincy, Mass
Pearlstein
Louis Petlock
Raymond Court
Bay Point Garden Notes and Local Social Roundup
Garden pe a s at the Navajo in bloom roses show color large buds cross pollinated squash and pumpkin seeds sprouted into butternuts. Strawberries ripened for Sunday breakfast in the Navajo bed. Fishermen hauled traps due to rough seas and high tides. All small craft stored for fall and spring winds. Local residents visited cottages and camps in Bath Mechanic Falls Auburn and Georgetown. A baby boy born October 21 at Bath Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Perow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Robinson
Auburn
P. Simpson
Bath
Eugene Foster
Donald Crafts
Stanley Crafts
Kenneth Crafts
Mechanic Falls
Wilmer Bowen
Abbts
Lower Newton Falls
Mass
Bay Point
Dwight Furbish
Thomas Hagan
William Adams
Portland
Mona Hinckley
Arthur Maxwell
Richmond
L. M. Spinney
Frederick Moffatt
Georgetown
Deering Cottage
Joseph L. Perow
Bath Memorial Hospital
Genesta Chapter Hosts Appreciation for Grand Matron
Genesta chapter members express thanks for courtesies shown during an event honoring the grand matron. The dining room and kitchen committees are named, with volunteers including Florence Fullerton and Virginia Partridge. The next Genesta meeting is set for November 3 with a swap party as entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evadna Drake
Margaret McKellar
Eva Kenney
Genesta Chapter
Dresden Social Roundup Notes Residents and Guests
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Went worth, employed in Connecticut, stay at Dresden Center home. Albert Robbins honored at Pownalboro hall party, left for unknown draft destination, received leather billfold with over $50. Guests of L A Bailey include Mrs R C Titus and Mrs William Hill with Donna of Dexter, plus June Bailey. Needle club met at Frank Goodwin home with many attendees. Other visits feature Mrs Hazel Dumas, Mrs Grace Brown, Mrs Walter Polk, and St Johns church auxiliary activities. Charles Sheldon returned to Rockland after visiting sisters. Mrs Wellington Moore visited Brunswick relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester McMahan, Jr
U.S. A
Korea
Japan
Margaret McMahan
Ray Grover
Harlan Pinkham
William Marr
Cleaves Henderson
Georgetown
Lloyd Pinkham
Russell Pinkham
Georgetown P. T. A
Library Hall
Lincoln Campbell, Jr
Thomas Watson
Stanley Lewis
Maynard Thibodeau
T. Morris Longstrath
J. Edward Moon
Pennslyvania
Moon
Rockmere
Saco
Tony Nicholas
Orville Rowe
Traverse Jury
Sagadahoe County Superior
Harry Fitzhenry
Lubee
David Rutherford
Massachusetts
Mary Stevens
Georgetown Center
Linwood
Claire MacGillivary
P. B. Savage
Roland Wilkins
Albion
Marr
Jill
Harry Heald
Woodrow Gray
Madawaska
Beulah Miller
Brunswick
Bowdeinham
William Plummer
Capt. Plummer
D. W. Staffeld
New Hampshire
Vermont
Staffeld
Vernal Chaney
Eliot
John Brown
Helen Huskins
Lester Lewis
Richmond
Donald Lewis
Faith Lewis
Belfast
Benjamin Wentworth
Connecticut
Dresden Center
Albert Robbins
Leroy Robbins
Pownalboro Hall
Swan Island game_ preserve
William Jones
Albert
L. A. Bailey
R. C. Titus
Dover-Foxcroft
William Hill
Donna
Dexter
June Bailey
Titus
Day’s Ferry
Bailey
Needle Club
Frank Goodwin
Ernest Cate
Melvin Randall
Samuel McDonald
Charles McDonald
Owen Blinn
Earl Foss
William Houdlette
Charles Brown
Hazel Dumas
Lisbon Falls
James Cameron
Grace Brown
Walter Polk
South Portland
Brown
Melville Hondlette
West Dresden
St. John’s Episcopal Church
L. H. Dorr
Olive Branch
Alberta Blagdon
Wiscasset
Charles Rose
Garrison Hill
Genesta
Bath
Obituary of Mrs Mary E McKay 78 of Perry and Bath
Mrs Mary E McKay aged 78 died Monday night at Bath Memorial Hospital after a long illness. widow of Randall McKay she was born in Perry in 1872 to Thomas and Mary Higgins. She lived in Perry and Eastport before moving to Bath five years ago to live with brother Daniel Higgins and Annie Higgins. Survived by brother, sister, two sons Thomas of Bath and William of Collingswood NJ, two daughters Mrs L R Griggin White Plains NY and Mrs James Cheverie Roxbury MA, two grandchildren. Funeral at St Joseph's Church Eastport Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter MacMahan
Westport
Frank Watts
Robinhood
Daniel Munroe
Dorchester
Irving Hunt
Clarence B. Hill
Portsmouth
N. H
Marion Clark
Sharon
Mass
Rotary Club
Plymouth
Bath Memorial Hospital
Joseph Lane
Roy M. Newman
Bath and Wiscasset
Roland E. Peterson
Atlantic Seaboard
Virginia
Valley Forge
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Appomattox
Lee
Grant
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Fredericksburg
Old St. John’s Church
Williamsburg
Patrick Henry
Richmond
Rockefeller Fund
Blue Ridge Mountains
Jamestown
John Smith
Pocahontas
Charlottesville
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Mary E. McKay
Randall Mc
Eastport
Perry
Thomas
Mary Maholland Higgins
Bath
Daniel Higgins
Annie M. Higgins
Oak Street
Thomas McKay
William McKay
Collingswood
N. J
L. R. Griggin
White Plains
N. Y
James Cheverie
Roxbury
St. Joseph's Church
Obituary Notice for Wilbert J Crowe Richmond Resident
Wilbert J. Crowe aged 68 of Richmond died suddenly at home Monday evening. Former Bath resident, long time at 306 Center street, employed by Torrey Roller Bushing Works, moved to Richmond in 1944. Survived by wife Welby A. Crowe of Richmond and sister Annie Hurdle of Pawtucket. Funeral Thursday at 10 AM from Richmond Funeral Home. burial in Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert J. Crowe
Richmond
Bath
Crowe
Center Street
Torrey Roller
Welby A. Crowe
Annie Hurdle
Pawtucket
R. I
Freeport
Mrs Matilda H Oliver Dies In Portland Home
Mrs Matilda Hogan Oliver formerly of Bath widow of John T Oliver died at her daughter Mrs Eldric E Wallgren’s home in Portland on October 18. Funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at two from the First Congregational Church South Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Hogan Oliver
Bath
John T. Oliver
Eldric_E. Wallgren
Portland
First Congregational Church
South Portland
Brunswick motorist fined for improper vehicle registration
Edward Boutot of Brunswick pleaded guilty at Bath municipal court to operating an improperly registered automobile. He was fined $25 and costs of $6.30 after being ordered into court by Officer Raymond Hatch on a warrant for illegal operation on Whiskeag road at North Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Boutot
Brunswick
Bath Municipal Court
Boutot
Raymond Hatch
Bath Department
Northath
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