Richmond Social News Glimpses Of Debutantes And Vocations
Richmond reports a busy period with a gentleman's etee entertainment at Enterprise wine club for 50, featuring George Thompson and a Colonial costume program. Local attendances include Sagadahoc County Superior Court opening in Bath, Epworth League events, Grange gatherings, a bazar planned for Nov 16, and numerous family visits, church activities, and hunting and social outings across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thompson
Eee
George Hawkes
Arthur Dickey
Chester Foster
George Green
Homer Alexander
Elmer King
Leon Batchelder
Stanley Hanneburg
Paul Roberts
Richmond
Sagadahoc County Superior Court
Bath
H. L. Stilphen
Umberhind
Charles Messenger
E. L. Farley
Everett Hatch
Milton Colby Burtt
Boston
Mr. Cleveland
Progressive Grange
E. O. Tarr
Eva Libby
Roy Varney
Missee Tarr
Farmington
Gertrude Baker
Frank Reynolds
Cox
Revere
Mass
Emma Bowley
Alice Weston
Wilbur Gowell
Mabel
Arthur Bowley
Frank
Clair Farnham
Eugene Purington
Litchfield
William Newell
Gardiner
Ladies’ Aid of Enterprise Grange
Grange Hall
Chester Yeaton
Oberlin, C
Yeaton
Frank Yeaton
Evelyn Yeaton
Harvard College
Alfred Tarr
Gloucester
Oxcar Murray
W. L. Jones
D. S. White
Kennebec Valley Federation of Epworth
Richmond Epworth League
Methodist Church
Lucille Utter
L. D. Porter
Harriet Louise Perry
Maine
Bertha
Beatrice Parker
Marion Jack
Olive Stilphen
Hallowe'en Social
Maude
Louise Siegars
Augusta
Grand Lodge of Maine I
Portland
Merle Thompson
T. J. Southard
C. W. White
Viola Douglass
Noble
Melrose
R. P. McNeil
Wilbert Henry
Sergeant
Leon Shepard
Hannah
Murray
Bath area social notes and upcoming events
Bath residents share weekend visits and travels with relatives friends and guests. A First Baptist Halloween event led by Elizabeth Hunt is planned with games and refreshments. A wedding at the Methodist church followed by a luncheon featured Mrs Winfred Noe and Winfred Nash. couple Gilpatrick begin a short honeymoon after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Horne
Bath
Chester
Bliss College
Emma B. Billings
Robinhood
Belle Heald
Richmond
Dorothy Stuart
Howard M. Trafton
Everett Trafton
John Wilson
Halace
Mary F. Steadman
Cambridge
Pasadena
Cal
Gaston Lachaise
Boothbay Harbor
John Thibodeau
Sydney Lermond
Clara Albee
H. M. Trafton
Elizabeth Warren
First Baptist Vestry
Christian Endeavor Society
Elizabeth Hunt
E. D. Marsh
Rutland
Mass
Alice Hovey
Colby College
J. H. Brown
Marjorie
Ruth Hinckley
Hallowe'en
C. L. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Passed
E. B. Billings
Harold J. Brown
Harold, Jr
Kennebec Point
Newfield
New York
Lachaise
N. F. Howe
Everett Stevens
Betsie Powers
R Binhood
Clayton
Methodiet Church
J. L. Pinkerton
Dresden Mills
Winfred Noe
Winfred Nash
Rotary Talk on Memorials Highlighted by Bath Member
Marius H. Page of Bath Rotary spoke at the Hotel Tuesday noon on the history and design of memorials. He traced marble use since ancient times and noted Vermont Marble Co. relevance with Redfield Proctor era. Page stressed durable stone types and tasteful monument shapes during the luncheon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marius H. Page
Bath Rotary Club
Redfield Proctor
United States
Vermont Mable Co
Jene Ie
Page
Alderman Burt M. Dyer Dies at 61 in Bath Home
Burt M. Dyer, 61, longtime Bath alderman and former state commander of the United Spanish War Veterans of Maine, died in his home at 48 Willow Street from a heart attack. He served in the 8th Massachusetts Infantry during the Spanish American War and held municipal roles, including chairman of a Highway and Sewers committee. He was survived by his wife Alice B. Good and a brother, Edward F. Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt M. Dyer
United Spanish War Veterans of
Maine
Willow Street
Dyer
Edward F
Almira A. Dyer
Bath School
Haverhill
Mass
Co. FP
8Th
Massachusetts Infantry
Chickamauga Park
Lexington
Americus
Matandas
Cuba
Botton
Bath
Lewiston
Lewiston, Brunswick & Bath System
Androscoggin & Kennevec Ry
Morth Street
Ernest Edgar Kate
Common Council
Frigate Constitution
Board of Highways and Sewers
Becawe
City Hall
Alice B. Good
Topsham
Edward F. Dyer
Parker Head
Peaches Grow On Cherry Tree In Maine Yard
A Maine back yard shows a cherry tree sprout producing a peach tree. Peach stones buried near the old cherry roots germinated, yielding a dozen peaches this fall. Mrs Sawyer allowed the strange plant to grow, with editors sampling two large peaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gawger
Maine
Lincoln County
Donations to City Hospital Highlighted by New Gifts
Recent donations to City Hospital, not listed in other summaries, include contributions from unnamed donors. The items and amounts remain unspecified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Met
Obituaries and Local Notices From Five Islands Area
Notices recount Preston death in Norristown on Oct 17 and his sisters Katherine Emily as popular hosts on the Nixie launch. Pine Islands Improvement Association work noted along with sympathy for the bereaved. Local visits, artesian well findings, electricity wiring, and gunning season opening on Oct 17 are mentioned with various Bath and Five Islands residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hi. Preston
Norristown
Katherine
Emily
Preston
Prestons
Pine Islands
Pine Islands Improvement Association
C. H. Minchen
Boston
Arthur Davis
J. G. Rowe
North Anson
Rowe Lea
Bath
Esther Worthing
Theodore Campbell
A. B. Thibodeau
J. P. Davis
R. G. Prost
C. M. Bigelow
E M. Horton
Horin
Eugene Parnell
Auburn
Madelyn Berry
Florence Stevens
Bernard Szivak
New York
T. £. Cromwell
Gertrude Blaisdell
Jack Sinnott
Winneganee
Friends
Chester MacMahan
West Georgetown
Howard Noble
Gunning
R. G. Frost
Fremont
Nhs
Sanford Hich Battles Morse In Preview At Kelley Field
Sanford Hich travels to Kelley Field Saturday to face Morse in a pivotal prep football clash. Morse, with one win by 13 0 over Brunswick, has faced strong foes like Thornton South Portland and Biddeford, while Sanford’s results show a 0 7 0 12 0 7 string against Cheverus Thornton South Portland and Brunswick. The Bath team’s defense is noted for stifling Biddeford, and Sanford is hoped to push through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantford High
Morse
Kelley Field
Brunswick
Thornton
South Portland
Biddeford
Sanford and Morse
Sanford
Cheverus
Banford
Westbrook
Gardiner
Hallowell
Bath Boys
Smith
Bul
Bainford
Portland
Piddelora
Plarh Town
More Hens for Maine Farms Urged by Agricultural Dean
Dr. Leon S. Merrill of the College of Agriculture urges expanding poultry units to lift farm income. He projects 500000 extra hens, spread across about 2000 Maine farms, could boost annual income by around 504 dollars per farm. The project, titled Increase Your Income with Poultry, targets York, Cumberland, Oxford, Androscoggin Sagadahoc, Knox Lincoln, Waldo, Kennebec, Hancock and Washington counties with county bureau support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Leon S. Merrill
College of Agriculture
H. L. Richardson
Merrill
Knox-Lacoln
Waldo
Kennebec
Hancock
Washington
County Farm Bureau Executive Committee
Road plan to straighten highway cut danger from curves
The article outlines a proposed re routing of Route 201 between Topsham and Bowdoinham to remove three sharp curves and many hazards. A new dirt road would run from the Lisbon Falls area to Bowdoinham near Richmond Corner, shortening distance and using federal emergency funds available now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topham
Brunewick
Topsham
Bowdoinham
Highway Commission
Commer
Lisbon Palls Road
Richmond Corner
Highway Department
Topzham Line
Bowdoinham Corner
Bowdoin
Kine of the Jungle Rivalry Ends in Creature Feud
In the Summer of 1928 Biro won the erecus event while Mies Stark was severely clawed in a jungle confrontation. The incident centers on a dangerous match reflecting the tense rivalry between contestants and their jungle guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture “Kine
Biro
Mies Stark
University of Maine herd named Bang disease free health certificate
The University of Maine dairy herd of 150 Ayrshire Guernsey Holstein and Jersey cattle was certified free from Bang disease or infectious abortion after three negative blood tests. State officials and the Maine Livestock Breeders Association note the accreditation as part of broad disease control efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maine
Guernsey
Jersey
H. W. Hall
H. M. Tucker
Division of
Animal Industry
Maine
Comeos
Hall
United States
Maine Livestock Breeders’ Association
State Department of Agriculture
Unusual Fall Lumber Jobs Attract Out-of-Town Workers
The Wesley Craw ford area plans to hire about a hundred men for pine woods work as swampers clear a road into new operations near Crawford Lake. Labor may be imported from Bangor and other regions. Up country towns show more activity this fall with Wesley Crawford Dennysville Edmunds and Princeton benefiting from lumber and related industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley-Crawford
Pine Woods
Crawford Lake
Bangor
Wesley
Crawford
Dennysville
Edmunds
Princeton
Law Court Upholds Adoption Dispute Over Mother's Consent
In Lewiston the law court overruled Henry J. Gauthier's appeal to upset the adoption of George Gauthier Jr. by Joseph Gauthier. The decision notes the decree of adoption contains the mother's written consent and governs unless disproved by evidence, awarding George Jr. a share of Joseph Gauthier's estate despite the sons and daughters' opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Court
Henry J. Gauthier
Joseph Gauthier
Lewiston
George Gauthier, Jr
Joseph Gathier
Reception Honors Helen Bourne Joy in Augusta
Guests from across the state gathered at Mrs. Blaine B. Wiles home on State Street for a reception honoring Mrs. Helen Bourne Joy recording secretary general of the National Society D A R. The event drew prominent D A R members and delegates from Maine Chapter National Society Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America with Mrs. Joy as national president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bourne Joy
National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Augusta Priday
Blaine
Wiles
Gbtate
State Street
Maine
National Society, Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America
Joy
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Winthrop
Nellie True
Miss Baker
Mary Webber
Kenneth Bartlett
Walter Baker
Stella Curtis
Alma Bibber
Edwin Bibber
William A. Bibber
Frank Jack
Bowdeinham
Harry Tarr
Charles Davis
Gilbert Maxwell
North Adams
Maas
Lawrence Bond
Horace Purington
Baptist Church Choir
Chestnut Street
Purington
Leroy Cleveland
Milton Burtt
Margaret Bailey
Duren
Merrymeeting Bay
Randall Young
Main Street
Frank Connor
Darrah Street
Gibbs
Ben Ames Williams
Chestnut Hills
J. B. Cassels
Sea Island Beach
C. R. Philbrick
York Harbor
Edward T. Wall
Charles
Cunningham
Swampscott
Gray and
Harvey
Fred Seaman
California
White
Alfred Wenzell
Bert Baker
Harry Eet
Louise
Amber Hewitt
North New Portland
E. F. Pratt
Benjamin C. Spaulding
Frank Thompson
Corinna
E. Wilson
Annabel Wallace
W. F. Dunham
James H. Fields
Fields
Robert Simpson
Candia
N. H
Mr. Simpson
Windham
J. E. Odiorne
Cooper’s Mills
Frank Burrill
Samuel Odiorne
Ella Odiorne
S. Judson Smith
Harry and Russell Smith
Souie
Agnes Christine Hassen
Bert. Hassen
West Dresden
Horace Austin Gilpatrick
Nathaniel Gilpatrick
Whitney
Georgetown
Bath Club
Phoenix
Seth J. Moore
Lewiston Journal
Moore
Toukite
Bowen
Sanford Hich
Flaet Wees
Oorspantom, Zi
Chareties
Art Eally
Peciel
E. A. Strout Realty Agency Inc
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