Richmond Camp Ground Listings and Local Visits
Richmond news notes a long list of residents and visitors at the camp ground, cottages, and nearby towns. Many families travel, host relatives, or attend events with limited regional detail, including Legion Auxiliary gatherings, baptist meetings, and local gatherings. Notable names include Arthur Turner Eben Briery Hazel Densmore Eva Cooper Carrie Foye Danmeyer Helen Graves Flora Denham Walter Higgins Walter Higgins William Lewis Roy Cheney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Turner
the Forks
Eben
Waldoboro
Elwell Briery
Veterans Administration
Richmond
Alverez Gilbert
Altermont
N. Y
George Gilbert
Hazel Densmore
Randolph
Eva Cooper
Carrie Foye Danmeyer
Steele
N. D
Helen Graves
Bowdoinham
Flora Denham
Joanna Smith
Walter Higgins
Bath
Reginald Emmons
Belgrade
Mary Taylor
Englewood
N. J
William Lewis
Gardiner Street
Everett Steeves
Vassalboro
Roy Cheney
William D. Watson
Somerville
Mass
Camp Ground
T. J. Southard
Philip
Baltimore
Clara Reed
Milton
Robert Hobbs
Malden
Russell Fairbrother
Kansas City
White
Ruth
Esther
Rachel Higgins
Mapleton
Ida Hosmer
Gara Preble
Skowhegan Fair
Legion Auxiliary
Howard Williams
Donald
Brunswick
Harry Douglass
Maynard Hinkley
Five Islands
Marion McFarland
Augusta
Charles E. Hewitt
Lillian Sherburn
Portland
Hewitt
A. S. Buzzell
Litchfield
H. A. Tarr
Richmond Fire Department
Lane Field
Enterprise Grange Hall
Grange Hall
Charles Alexander
Oxford
Alice Manwarring
Mattatuck
C. Leavens Eldridge
Baptist Church
Elva Purington
Baptist Choir
Helen Naylor
Ela Purington
Hallowell Baptist Church
Luther Stiles
Cora Harvey
North Leeds
Frank Carver
Gwendolyn Tarr
Harold Bunker
Gardiner
William Haynes
Elizabeth Haynes
Thomas Nealon
Boothbay
Florence Finnegan
Evelyn Stuart
Eliza Fogg
Nellie Powers
George Hodges
Springfield
Beatrice Hodges
Concord
N. H
Hodges
Mary P. Reed
Marion Jack
Thomaston
George Shaw
Margaret Peabody
Ora Yeaton
M. A. Hinkley
Jennie Small
Lewiston
O. B. Gray
Melvin Dow and Son
Canton
Mrs John H Perkins Broadcast Visit From Knox ville
Mrs. John H Perkins of Hardings returns from Knoxville after visiting her brother Dr Carl R Heinrich and family. She sang on a WNOX radio program and at Broadway Memorial Church, toured Norris Dam officials and Indian Cave, Luray Caverns, and visited Washington and Hartford en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Perkins
Hardings
Knoxville
Tenn
Carl R. Heinrich
Norris
Indian Cave
Perkins
Luray
Shenandoah National Park
J. S. McNulty
Aurora Hills
Georgetown Area Social Note Includes Many Visitors
Georgetown residents and guests share reports of cottage stays at West Georgetown and Kennebec Point. Visits include Mrs. Katherine Morse Mrs. Harold Tate and Harold Jr Miss Lois Sholtz from Canton Mass and many others from Bath Portland Melrose and Boston area with dances church events and tales of trips to Boothbay Harbor Ocean Park and Sabine. Center school openings set for Sept 14 and several vacationers plan more gatherings at Overlook Kennebec Point and Robin Hood areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Morse
Harold JW. Tate
Harold, Jr
Lois Sholtz
Canton
Mass
George Riams
West Georgetown
Tate
California
Ethel Spinney
Portland
Bay Point
Roscoe P. Todd
Melrose Highlands
Kenneth Dunlop
Carri E Oliver
Coughter
Gladys Oliver
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
T. N. Williams
Joseph Higgins
Bath
Joseph Bearse
Marion Albers
John Thibodeau
Georgetown Center
Minnie Hicks
Ruth Hicks
Dorothy W. Oliver
Boothbay Harbor
Burton Radley
Topsham
Edgar Warren
Carl Williams
Dorothy
Bristol, Conn
Thomas Williams
Ernest Curtis
Salem
Howard M. Trafton
Dorothy Hagan
L. Earl Hagan
Ocean Park
Alfred J. Rowe
Sadie Dowling
Clayton Rowe
D. L. Pettengill
Frye
Stanley Quist
Hyde Park
Alfred Cressey
Augusta E. Rowe
Nancy I. Russell
Century Club
Emma Lou Hill
Pottsville
Kennebec Point
Seward E. Emmons
Augusta Rowe
B. H. Woodside
Thomas Hagan
Overlook
Martha Rich Bowen
Gediman’s
Lincoln Street
Lloyd Doty
Robinhood Church
First Baptist Church
Harold F. Hunt
Brunswick
Elizabeth Hunt
Theodore Beaven
Christine Cutting
Manchester
N. H
Robinhood
Walter B. Hill
George Hill
New York
W. A. Todd
Monay
Carrie Heald
Edgecomb
Walter Schoepfer
Donald
Pawtucket
R. I
District field day plans center on 100000 expected crowd
Sagadahoc county officials led by Fred W. Quimby map Labor Day events at Old Orchard House with four county floats, Miss G O P 1936 contest, and a 1.25 dinner under Lincoln club. Col Theodore Roosevelt, James C Oliver, Wallace White Jr, and Lewis Barrows may attend while extra trains and sound cars enable citywide participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Fred W. Quimby
Republican City Committee
Bath
Susanna
Richard B. Wilkes
Portland
Quimby
Old Orchard House
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
James C. Oliver
Wallace H. White, Jr
Lewis O. Barrows
Lincoln Club of
Edward W. Bridgham
Bathman Claims A Safety Record
Walter M. Potter of 1074 High street has driven since 1913 and seeks to beat a famed 27 year 450000 mile accident free record. Potter praises blameless driving across 23 years with four trucks and four touring cars, reporting no passenger injuries and only minor car damage. He recalls early trips to Skowhegan and Gorham village and notes he owned Bath’s first Studebaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Potter
High Street
Potter
Mr. Potter
Skowhegan
Augusta
Gorham Village
Studebaker
Bath
Hyre Couple Visits Maine En Route Home From Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. C Theodore Hyre of Louisville Kentucky visited the Colonial during a Maine trip. They toured the Kennebec Carlton bridge area where Mrs Hyre’s grandfather Charles K Allen was engineer. The couple, along with their miniature pinscher Nosey, met friends including Senator N Gratz Jackson and Carl C Anderson. Their five year old daughter remains with her grandmother in Kansas City. Mr Allen died last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Theodore Hyre
Macon Avenue
Louisville
Colonial
Hyre
Kennebec-Carlton
Charles K. Allen
The
Fidelity and Casualty Insurance Co
New York
Mr. Hyre
Mrs. Hyre
George K. Allen
Kansas City
Mr. Allen
Three Pegs at Liberty Theatre Amuses Week-Long Readers
A lively three act comedy The Three Pegs played at the Liberty theatre on Thursday under Mrs Fred Johnson direction. Proceeds benefited Ran a pas rers association. The program featured Glen da Howard in a tap dance, Mrs Otis Baker singing popular tunes, and a strong ensemble cast led by Emily Weston and Norman Howard. Community figures and families from Malden Island Bath and surrounding towns attended, with nominations of local clubs noting officer elections and a final picnic at Pemaquid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Theatre
Fred Johnson
Pr Pebpmsr
Pas Rers
Glenda Howard
Norman Howard
Otis Baker
Land of the Sky Blue Waters
Minnetonka
Baker
Emily Weston Eeett
Euphelia
Herbert Moore
Barclay
B. F. Perry Norman Howard
Rittall Attends 12th Annual Topsham Club Meeting
Community notes detail a busy sequence of social visits and travels across Maine, with ace Rittall at the Topsham Fairgrounds for the 12th annual club event. Several households report cottage closings and planned trips to Stowe, Greenfield, and Storrs for teaching duties. Joint visits by Gov. Brann and other notable figures include speeches at Five Islands, while local families welcome new births and mark weekend excursions to Harmon's Harbor and Pemaquid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Rittall
Topsham Fairgrounds
J. A. Folsom
D. L. Howard
F. M. Biggins
George Smith
Gertrude Smith
Seguin Lodge
Wiscasset
Frank Bartlett
Marjorie Bartlett
Stowe
Greenfield
Mass
Storrs
Islands
Savage
Ralph Davis
Bath
Brian Warren
James Baker
Otis Baker
Camp Perry
Frank Blake
Philip Blake
Somerville
Blake
Clyde Dorr
Orville
Elizabeth Vickerson
Milton
J. C.briggs
Frank Currie
Cambridge
George Herman
Everett Herman
Five Islands
Frank Perkins
McDonald
Moroni
Montreal
Harmon's Harbor
Sky Pilot
Isle Au Haut
George Hanna
B. F. Perry
Frank Biggins
Eliot Lumm
Spragues Visit Crosman Family in Bay Point Area
Mr and Mrs Guy Sprague of Somerville Massachusetts visiting Crosman cottage Bay Point for a few days with Mrs Sprague s sister and husband Mr and Mrs Harry W Crosman of High street Mrs Edgar A Farrar of Portland visiting Summer at Harvey P Hathornes home in Sagadahoc Ferry passed Tuesday in Portland with her son Lincoln Farrar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Houdlette
Gardiner
Whitefield
Lincoln Houdlette
Sagadahoc Ferry
Bert Houdlette
Jessie White
Farmingdale
Harriet Libby
King’s Mills
Everett G. Lemont
Fred Kittridge
William Kittridge
High Street
Vaughan Smiley
Philadelphia
Sabine
Lémont Cottage
I. P. Quimby
Bessie Quimby
Malden
Clinton Hanna
Paul
Ruth
Belgrade
George Hanna
James K. Smith
Kellam
Nancy
Lumberville
Smith
Arthur Walker
Malden Island
Roy Shackford
James McKay
John Sanborn
Bath
P. B. Savage
F. M. Butts
Parker
Elmer B. Clark
New York City
Fred Clark
Gainesville
Fla
John R. Meagley
Daytona Beach
Moore-Davis
Sedgemere Road
Irma Norris
Dorchester
Linnikin Bay
Herbert Moore
Ida Magro
Boston
Lettie Harford
Chester Pinkham
Westbrook
Ellsworth Pinkham
John Kimball
Hooksett
N. H
Earl Kimball
Concord
Richard Anderson
Paul A. Thompson
Martha
Jean
Dorothy
Robert
Cranbrook School
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
New’ York
Thompson
Keewaydin
Lake Timmagami
Ontario
Audrey Pinkham
Bay Point
J. A. Folsom
Leon
Augusta
Folsom
Charles Showalter
Charles
Lawrence
Donald
Mariin
Margaret Logue
Pittsburg
Smith Cottage
Improvement Association
Elbridge Southard
Norman Howard
Caroline Anderson
Frank Biggins
Pemaquid
Earl McMahan
Fred Lundquist
Myrtle E. Sanders
Roslindale
John Lundquist
Percy Allen
Camp Arden
Oakland
S. B. Cubbage
Oakmont
Lester Lewis
Roland
James
North Jay
E. Mason Wright
Harriet Worrell
Ralph R. Worrell
Thompson House
New Harbor
Mary Norton
Edward Lewis
Leon Lewis
Five Islands
Norman Martin
Katharine and
Mary
Guy Sprague
Somerville
Mass
Crosman
Edgar A. Farrar
Portland
Harvey P. Hathorne
Lincoln Farrar
Drayton Delivered to Navy Department in Boston
The U S S Drayton a 1500 ton destroyer launched by Bath Iron Works was officially delivered to the Navy Department at the Boston Navy Yard. Delivery followed a 6 30 a m dock departure and the ship’s earlier speed record during trials. Officials from Bath Iron Works and shipyard executives attended the delivery voyage with about 160 crew aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. S. Drayton
Bath Iron Works Corp
United States Navy
Navy Department
Boston Navy Yard
Drayton
U. S. S. Mahan
United Dry Docks
Staten Island
N. Y
Prs
U. S. S. Flusser
Federal Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Ca
Kearney
N. J
U. S
William S. Newell
Archibald M. Main
Boston
Wil S. Blair
Building Concern
Ralph G. Pennoyer
Geovery
Portsmouth Navy Yard
U.S. S. Lamson
Drayton’s
Women Republicans Dine At Sedgwick
Eighteen loyal Republican women from Arrowsic and Woolwich met at Sedgwick for a luncheon and sun parlor gathering. The Arrowsic club sponsored the event with Woolwich guests. Mrs. John G. Reed, Woolwich president, spoke, and attendees wore sunflowers and campaign buttons. Bob Messenger of Richmond spoke on campaign material and women voters. Miss Maxine Walker reported she already cast her ballot. The group discussed canvassing women for a straight Republican vote. attendance included local officials and returning visitors from Groton Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsic and
Woolwich
Sedgwick
Arrowsic Club
Woolwich Club
Horatio Baker
James S. McFarland
John G. Reed
Bob” Messenger
Richmond
Maxine Walker
Reed
Swscott
Mass
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Dorothea Temple
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Lawrence Passmore
Harold Lancaster
Nathaniel A. Gilpatrick
Percy Cothran
Bridgton
St. Johnsbury
Fred Merrifield, Jr
B. R. Temple
Alvah Nickerson
Orono
Paul Given
Richmond High School
Stanley Card
Samuel Boyen
Wisconsin
Lois Webber
Georgetown
Earl Skillins
E. O. Tarr
James Tarr
Presque Isle
Pearl West
Myrtle Gordon
China
Henry A. Groves
Orr's Island
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Knoxville, Tenn
WNOX
Grace _McIntire
George Melzard
Nubble Light
York Beach
Eugene L. Coleman
Eunice Melzard
Roy M. Newman
Indian Point
Minnie Hickes
Dorothy Oliver
Fred Files
Laura Boyd
Eleanor Stone
Augusta Todd
Popham Beach
Springer Todd
Todd
First Baptist Church of
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Bathman
Trafton
Sanford, Maine
Henry Lamson
Cam
Ida Hinckley
W. L. Berry
Mabel Dickey
Fred Rittall
Bath Savings Institution
League of Central Church
Blair C. Wilson
Campbell's Pond
Wilson
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Bath Iron Works
Carl Blaisdell
John Oakes Blaisdell
Groton, Conn
Mr. Blaisdell
Mrs. Oakes Blaisdell
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Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
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