Richmond Community Notes Include Pageant Winners and Wedding
Community items report Rich mond and Bowdoinham swimming classes funded by the Brunswick Red Cross and town. Prize winners include Pamela Cunningham and Brian Wells. A July wedding unites Marilyn Nicol and Vincent Marchese Jr at St. Joseph's in Keyport with a reception at Oak Shades firehouse. they plan to live in Richmond.
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Brunswick Red Cross Chapter
Rich
Odd Fellows and
Gest Eyes
Pamela Cunningham
Brian Wells
Lorraine Palmer
Patricia Wheeler
Virginia Wheeler
Beverly Knight
Carla Bixby
Wilbur Gilpatrick
Linda Savage
Marilyn
Charles Nicol
Janet Nicol
Ellen Galligan
Mattawan
Carol Trahim
Keyport
Joyce Andrews
Matawan
Stanley Bittner
Henry Rinkewich
Alexander Trahim
John Trahim
Cliffwood Beach
Oak Shades Firehouse
Old Orchard Beach
Richmond
New Haskell Memorial School Teacher Named
Miss Virginia Green of West Lebanon New Hampshire is appointed as the new teacher for Haskell Memorial School. She formerly taught in Auburn and is a graduate of Atlantic Union College Normal School in South Lancaster Massachusetts. Registration for the school will be Wednesday at 9 a.m.
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Virgina Green
West Lebanon
N. H
Haskell Memorial School
Miss Green
Auburn
Atlantic Union College Normal School
South Lancaster
Mass
Berry-Rittall Wedding at Five Islands Bath
Arthur Oliver Berry of Bath and Miss Kathleen Rittall of Five Islands wed at Five Islands Church. The ceremony featured Edwin O Berry as best man and Harold Pinkham, Donald Hopkins as ushers. The reception followed at the Pierce home with flower decorations and a later wedding trip announced. Out-of-town guests listed from Newport, Key West, Bath, and surrounding towns.
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Arthur Oliver Berry
Bath
Vn Ee Eee
Edwin O. Berry
Key West
Fla
Harold Pinkham
Five Islands
Donald B. Hopkins, Jr
Kathleen Rittall
Horace Ritwas
Morse High School
F. Arthur Berry
Robbins Street
Gorham State Teachers’ College
Pennsylvania State College
Industrial Arts Institute
Kappa Delta Phi
Iota Lambda Sigma
Berry
King Junior High School
Portland
Connie Gray
Gray
Rosalyn Pinkham
Francis Pierce
Edwin Berry
Marlene Pinkham
Nancy Dupre
Barbara Davis
Gladys Berry
Albert Berry
Newport
Frank McLain
Caleb Fossett
Pemaquid
Richard Carter
Round Pond
Isabelle Berry
John Williams
Ralph Godfrey
Gerry Robinson
Judith Robinson
Fenton I. Moore
Orris Ames
Patty
Laforest Coombs
Clifford Gainsley
Woolwich
George Oliver
Nobleboro
Robbery at Midway Restaurant in Richmond
A break in occurred at the Midway restaurant on Route 201 in Richmond Friday night. Entry was gained through a rear window and about $75 in bills from a money bag were taken. Proprietor Ellen Peacock reported closing at 8:45 pm and returning about 45 minutes later to find the theft.
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Midway
Route 201
Richmond
Sagadahoc
Death in Brookline Brings Mrs Brigham Home to Bath
News from Bath reports the Aug 20 death of Mrs Laura Taylor Brigham in Brookline Massachusetts wife of Lewis S Brigham formerly of Bath and Jefferson She is survived by her husband and daughter Mrs Clifford E Mobbs born Days Drake of Winchester Mass The obituary notes many Bath friends. Also mentioned is a visit by Mr and Mrs James Main and their sons to the Main family in Bath at their summer home on Birch Point.
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Bath
Brookline
Mass
Laura (Taylor) Brigham
Lewis S. Brigham
Bath and Jefferson
Main
A. M. Main
Bireh Point
Alvah C. Reynolds
J. W. McArthur
Bar Harbor
McArthurs
Reynolds
Augusta
David Waller
Kennebec Point
Summit
N. J
Point
Needham
Philip Dalrymple, Jr
Baltimore
Frank Baker
MacMahan
Bala Cynwyd
Misses Prevost
Elizabeth
L. Earle Hagan
Castine
Ralph Hunter
Hanover
N. H
Little Sheepscot
Ferris
St. Stephen's Church
Portland
Mary Elizabeth Massey
Margaret Horton
Chris Miller
Robert
Robert H
Roosevelt
N. Y
Courtney Hall
Flushing
East Harpswell
Ruth Keen
Bay Pointers
Stephen Etnier
R. E. Hazlett
Arlington
Leonard Field
Mary
Ruth
Katharine
New York
Walter Hill
Palo Alto
Calif
Red Gables
Paul Laughlin
Westfield
Eugene Foster
Lillian Miller
Five Islands
Dr. Fuller
Popham
Louise Howard
Joe Hill
Kennebec
Hempstead
Robert Miller
Garden City
James Graham
Bay Point
Massachusetts
Dwight Furbish
Speedway
Unity
Harold Branscombe
Judy
David
Newport
Alfred Perow
John Sampson
A. M. Butterfield
Edward Butterfield
Mr. Butterfield
Roscoe Berry
Joyce
Ronald
Springvale
Berry Cottage
Paul Berry
Auburn
Leon Berry
Flora Patterson
William McKenney
Persis McKenney
Stella Peacock
Earle Peterson
Sadie Coombs
Blanche Coombs
Belmont
Honeymoon Cottage
Lester Gross
William
Jefferson
Hogan
Curlew Cottage
Maurine Gross
Hogans
Albert Gee
Boston
Maple Lodge
Butterfield Cottage
Thomas Hogan
Lester P. Gross
Loraine Gross
Hogan's
Albert Coombs
Andrew Butterfield
Boothbay Playhouse
Lo and Behold
William Simpson
Boothbay
Sarasota
Fla
John P Townsend
Billy
Jack
Sarasota, Fla
John P. Townsend
Lavagetto’s NL third base errors lead 1938–40
Brooklyn Dodgers coach Harry "Cookie" Lavagetto topped the National League list for errors by a third baseman from 1938 through 1940. He coached the Dodgers during this period.
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Harry “Cookie” Lavagetto
Brooklyn Dodgers
Georgetown church sermon lights up love and hate themes
Georgetown Rev John E Reedy preached on emotions of hate and love and their effects on behavior at First Baptist church. The service included choir help from Dudley Allen dental vacationing at Overlook and floral arrangements by Mrs Harry L Horne with a century old vase.
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John E. Reedy
First Baptist Church
Dudley Allen
Overlook
Harry L. Horne
Adolph Iptar
Georgetown School Board
Georgetown Central School
Morse High School
Islands
Harmon's Harbor
Georgetown Center
Bay Point
Robinhood
Mavt Gillivary
Maynard Thibodeau
Arthur Nelson
Branwell Harford
Margaret MacMahan
Marion Watson
Alfred Rowe, Jr
Roy M. Newman
Katherine Blackie
Rugged Land of Gold
Maude P. Thayer
Alfred Rowe
New England
Mr. Newman
the Alfreds, Sr
Eugenie Clark
Thayer
Ruth Patterson
West Georgetown
Bay Point Improvement Association holds annual meeting
Bay Point residents recount plans for 1953 and 1954 at a long meeting led by President Madison Moore. Two new members, Mr and Mrs George Bennett, join the board with officers elected for 53 54 and committee chairs named by Moore.
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Bay Point Improvement Association
Madison Moore
George Bennett
Evelyn Hogan
Catherine Powers
Kenneth Maciver
Helen Miller
Ruth Keen
Pres. Moore
H. Martin Powers
Kenneth Sle
Harold Miler
Five Islands Park Sees 5000 Visitors and Parking Strain
A Reid State Park ranger reported 5000 visitors on Sunday with well over 300 cars turned away due to limited parking. In town, a church vote authorized a special working bee to paint one side of the church, with labor from men and a free dinner for workers. The date is Saturday September 19 and interested helpers may contact the pastor or Mrs. Vernon Gray. Lobster salad supper funded repairs for Library Hall as Library Association and Auxiliary served it Saturday. Residents and visitors, including families from Auburndale Mass and Augusta, spent August at local cottages and halls while several named locals surfaced in town notices.
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Reid State Park
Vernon Gray
Library Hall
Library Association
Obituary: Mrs. J Arthur Stevens Jr of Boothbay Harbor
Mrs. J Arthur Stevens Jr of Boothbay Harbor died Sunday at St Andrews Hospital Boothbay Harbor after a three week stay. Born August 23 1911 in Boothbay Harbor she was daughter of Lester J Andrews and his wife. She was active in Mt Pisgah Chapter O E S Pythian Sisters and East Boothbay Methodist Women’s Society For Christian Service. She leaves her husband two daughters Susan and Eleanor a son Peter and siblings Emerson Dewey Chester and Mrs Farnham and Mrs Gamage. Funeral was held at East Boothbay Methodist Church Wednesday afternoon at two.
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J. Arthur Stevens, Jr
Boothbay Harbor
Sunda
St. Andrews Oil
Bath
Lester J. Andrews
Mt. Pisgah
Pythian Sisters
Women's Society For Christian Service
East Boothbay
High Ranking Mason Wins High Honors
George D. Adams of Russell Street and Winship Reed of Valley Road attended a Boothbay Harbor Masonic Lodge meeting last week to witness Fellowcraft work. Adams, a high ranking Mason, received an honorary life membership in Polar Star Lodge in 1952 and will gain life membership on November 24, 1954 in Southern Jurisdiction lodges from Manila Cavite Lodge No. 2 P I. A former Cavite Lodge master and Manila Grand Lodge recipient, Adams rests in Bath after 31 years with the U.S. Navy and now works as a machinist at Hyde Windlass Co.
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George D. Adams
Russell Street
Winship Reed
Valley Road
Masonic Lodge
Boothbay Harbor
Mr. Adams
Polar Star Lodge
Mason
Manila Cavite
P. I
Adams
Cavite
Bids Opened on Street Paving Front Street Work
W H Hinman Inc of North Anson was the low bidder at 21040.95 for resurfacing Front Street to Oak and Washington Streets with a condition cap of 19900. Warren Bros Road Co of Portland bid 22366. State Highway Commission approval awaited. A second sale bids for Plummer Home for the Aged on Oak Grove and 45 Richardson Street were 100 and 30 from local bidders.
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W. H. Hinman, Inc
North Anson
Front Street
Summer Street
Oak Street
Washington Street
Warren Bros., Road Co
Portland
White
Hinman Co
State Highway Commission
Plummer
Oak Grove Avenue
James A. Gillies, Jr
North Bath
Soule Announces Birth of Daughter in Fredericksburg
Set and Mrs. Richard E Soule announce the birth of a daughter on August 25 at Quantico Naval Hospital. The baby weighs 6 pounds 5 ounces and is named Sharon Ann. She is the fifth generation all girl on Mrs. Soule’s side. Mrs. Soule is formerly Jean E Caton of Bath.
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Set
Richard E. Soule
Fredericksburg
Quantico Naval Hospital
Sharon Ann
Soule
Jean E. Caton
Bath
Mr. Soule
Ammon Soule
Pleasant Javenue
Obituary of Thomas J. Lowery
Thomas J. Lowery born July 8 1865 son of Beary and Elizabeth Lowery, lived in Brunswick area for 45 years as a fireman at Cabot Mfg Co. He belonged to the Canadian Independent Order of Foresters and St Pauls Episcopal Church Brunswick serving as vestryman. Survived by three daughters Hazel Lowery Hilda Wigley Kathleen Sanders and five sons John J Harry Charles Ernest Donald and several grandchildren. Funeral at St Pauls Episcopal Church Brunswick Saturday at 10 AM.
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Beary
Elizabeth (Spiers) Lowery
Lowery
Cabot Mfg. Co
Brunswick
Kathleen Sanders
Yarmouth
John J
Bath
Harry
Charles
Ernest
Topsham
Donald Lowery
Meriden
Conn
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Alfred Heller Remembered for Tuberoous Begonias Display
Alfred Heller 64 president of Heller Heat Treating Co. New York died at Knox County hospital Rockland from a heart attack. Bath residents recall his summer home in Owls Head where his two greenhouses showcased vast tuberous begonias in hundreds of varieties and colors drawing many visitors each season.
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Alfred Heller
Heller Heat Treating Co
New York City
Knox County Hospital
Rockland
Owls Head
Mrs Elizabeth W Clark 81 dies in Miquon Pennsylvania
Elizabeth W Clark age 81 of Miquon Pennsylvania died in Memorial Hospital after illness lasting a short time. She was the widow of John A Clark of Wilmington Delaware and was born June 4 1872 in Wise Virginia. Her daughter Mrs Tikabeth Crossan of Miquon survives. Body to be moved to Wilmington for funeral arrangements.
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Elizabeth W. Clark
Miquon
Memorial Hospital
Five Islands
John A. Clark
Wilmington
Del
Wise
Taswell
Tikabeth Clark Crossan
Miqnon
Preston Stover Farrar Former Bath Bowling Champion Dies
Preston Stover Farrar 62 a Bath native and former State bowling champion died Wednesday night in Portland after a long illness. Born October 27 1890 he lived in Bath and Portland after moving in 1942. Survived by widow Gladys Melzard and three children Preston Jr Harold Chadwick and Mary Louise Farrar. Funeral at St Pauls Episcopal Portland with burial in Oak Grove Bath Rev Harold McElwain officiating.
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Preston Stover Farrar
Bath
Portland
Preston S. Farrar
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Harold McElwain
Oak Grove
Fire at Barter's Island threatens cottages near Boothbay
Smoke from a woods fire on Barter's Island Boothbay spread toward a portable mill site at the northern end. By three o'clock no buildings had burned though two summer cottages were briefly threatened. Firefighting crews from Boothbay East Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor contained the blaze. Barter's Island lies two miles west of Boothbay Center, four miles long, one mile wide, with Trevet village at the southern end.
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Bath
Barter's Island
Boothbay
East Boothbay
Boothbay Harbor
Boothbay Center
Sheepscot
Back Rivers
Trevet
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Kingfield
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Clayton Doyle
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Tuesay
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Reid Park Road
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Leominster
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Southport
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Onset
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Farmingdale
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