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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1928

Page

5

Richmond Area Residents Attend Social Events and Visits

Local residents and visitors from Winchester, Worcester, Boston, and New Jersey took part in family gatherings, funerals, and weekend trips. Notable notes include Mrs. Vanner and son Charles attending Mrs. Alfred C. Vanner’s funeral in Washington, several trips to Cape Cod and Rangeley Lakes, and visits to Portland, Brunswick, and Danvers.

Sagadahoc Grange Enjoys Fine Evening Program

Sagadahoc Grange held a Bowdoin Center meeting with good attendance and a varied program. Sisters Skelton and Cornish performed readings and recitations, Donald Jasper and Merwin Jasper gave harmonica solos, and questions on wall coverings and roofing were discussed. Pomona Grange also hosted a well attended session and a noon dinner, with a dance planned for Thursday and ice cream on sale.

Sagadahoc Grange Bowdoin Center Sister Skelton Merwin Jasper Reading Sister Cornish Cleora Skelton Betty Price Donald Jasper Pomona Grange Grange

Personal Notes on Recent Travel and Visits

Mr and Mrs William S Shorey returned Saturday from a two week vacation spent mainly in Intervale New Hampshire. Mrs Leonard M Munsey and daughter Miss Albine Munsey left Tuesday for a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Munsey in Somerville Massachusetts. Miss Munsey finished her duties at Ogunquit where she worked for the summer. Mr and Mrs Edwin R Andrews and their two sons Frederick and Richard of Andrews spent the holiday with Mrs Andrews parents Mr and Mrs Perley Palmer of Orono. Mr Andrews returned home Tuesday and Mrs Andrews and two children will stay in Orono for a week.

Samuel Vanner Charles Winchester Mass Florence Maxwell Maxwell Vanner Charles Vanner Lillian Hill Alfred C. Vanner Washington Earl Preble Ernest Stewart Canada Dorothy Marjorie Preble Bankes Preble Beedle Road Laurence Oddy Alice Oddy Frances Preble Candy’s Harbor Randall Young Winterport E. M. Arnadem Worcester Holden Priest Swan Island Elmer Dore Greenfield Howard Randlette Spring Cove Boston Henry Doyle Togus Burton Brown Medford Melvin Hutchinson Melvin Jr Bar Harbor Frank Anderson Cape Cod Adelbert L. Sewell Conley House Main Street North Front Street Vanessa Beedle Lillian Johnson Inez Stinson Mildred Beedle Rangeley Lakes Rumford Arthur Dickey Mary A. Ring Richard Derby John Dynan Old Orchard William Haynes Maria Pottle Elizabeth Haynes Farmington Elizabeth Kelley Morrison Heights Ida M. Hebbard M. E. Priest Charles A. Alexander Brunswick Sportsman's Club Alexander E. H. Carlton Hanover N. H Will Siegars Reading Addie Trufant L. H. Lamoreau Aroostook County Robert Leggett Harry Pond Harley Lucia Hastings Portland Russell Marion Bertha Danvers George Howard Church Street Harry Pierce Bernard Pierce Somerville Thomas Pierce Ray Meserve Wilingham Arabel Allen New York Congregational Chapel Richmond-Dresden Camp Wichitee Charles Grondin Ethel Foster Flora Shepard Margaret Grover Laura Grondin Freda Mariner Mary Ingraham John Rutherford, N. J Silas Lemont Ernest Herbert Edward Herbert Lakewood Grace Mealey Quincy Louise Trott J. D. Spinney Charles Bell California George Kimball Frank Connor Raymond Blair New Hampshire Elmer King Olive Hampton J. E. Dostie Lewiston Herman Blake Samuel Blake H. EF. Houdlette Gardiner Street Richardson Brunswick Verena James Gardiner Hospital Baptist Church Arthur Terrill Elizabeth Thomas Guy C. Polley Frank Brockman Brockman Elizabeth Brockman Waldoboro Randolph William Brockman William Roxbury George Auburn Frank Richmond Eliza Pullen Augusta Ethel Bartlette Nova Scotia George A. Hawkes Minnie Waldron Martha Totman Seth C. Watson Florence Wheeler Leonard M. Munsey Albine Munsey Herbert Munsey Miss Munsey Ogunquit Edwin R. Andrews Frederick Richard Andrews J. W. Cummings Feldspar Co W. O. Oliver Little River Labor Day Union All Gardner Hinckley Newtonville Pohek House R. P. Todd Warren Todd John Thompson Howard Fletcher Arthur S. Rowe Viola Buzzo Myron Buzzo Milton Muzzo Connecticut George F. Oliver Bath Lincoln Street Fred Woolway Newton Center Sagadahoc House Howard M. Trafton Ernest Brooks Melrose Trafton Joseph Higgins Arthur Rowe Irvington N. Y Roscoe P. Todd Melrose Highlands Elizabeth Thompson Brooklyn New Britain Gilbert Gunnell Leon Williams Carl Williams Waltham J. W. Macleod Everett Barbour Cottage West Georgetown Robinhood Mary E. Wesson Maude Duncan Alma Walter Duncan Milton Augusta Rowe Nancy Russell Wesson Mrs. Russell Elizabeth Morrell Alexander Campbell Rudolph Trafton West Medford Howard Trafton Northboro Robinhood Inn B. Jensen Louis Sajons Juanita Howell Frances Windross Rose Pilers J. A. Rabin St. Louis H. P. Woodbury Bescom Hoagland St. James M. E Dunton Cottage Springfield First Baptist Church God F. W. Hovey Ocean Park Amy Alice Four Winds Sagadahoc Bay Tufts Bell Telephone Co Deal Beach Deal N. J Ernest Curtis Ruth Curtis Salem Harold Miller Jamaica Plain Curtis Henry Albers Andover Carrie Luce Lillian Berry J. C. Burnham Dorothy Oliver W. C. Todd Harry Horne Chester Norway Lester Horne Fairhaven Vincent Cummings H. M. Trafton Doris Trafton Newcastle Frank S. Decker Stanley Newhall Lynn Paul Wren Wren Kennebec Point William Mains Joel Mains Rosa Smith Alice Scott Walter V. Cummings Doris Tratton Howard Tratton Ralph Scott Graves Whitinville Kelley Morse Cottage Walter Hill George Re Pottsville Sydney Lermond Clara Albee W. Wyman Sabattus Charles Blaisdeil Thora Berggreen William Renauld Charles Moore Newagen Five Islands Saty Bessie Daugherty Lloyd Daugherty Avalon C. W. Nocton Nocton Horace Rittall Marie Lloyd Pinkham Iva Alice Cromwell T. W. Blaisdell Ida Oliver Ocean Point Marion Stevens Frank Perkins F. M. Biggins Arthur Walker Malden Island Malden Bath City Hospital William Belanger Alfred Rowe J. E. Blaisdell Iva Cromwell Charles Jordan Everett Ried Raymond Ried Walter E. Ried A. W. Butler Watertown Arthur Marr Leslie Davis Arthur Lermond Vincent Dexter M. E. Bailey Montsweag Proctor Hagan William Gage Helen Gage Phyllis Wren Seguinland Hotel

Georgetown Village notes and seasonal social life

Widespread summer activity in Georgetown includes quarrying and machinery removal by Cummings Feldspar Co at W O Oliver property with operations paused for the season. The column lists visitors, bridge games, sermons, school start, and numerous gatherings at Robinhood Inn, including guests from Melrose, Newton Mass, Bath, Brookly n and New York.

Rotarians Hold Annual Clambake and Field Day at Sebasco

Bath Brunswick and Gardiner clubs gathered at Sebasco for a Rotary field day with golf tennis baseball and tug of war. A clambake served at noon by John Summerton featured Grindell's orchestra and a program organized by chair Jason Merrill and committee. About 50 Rotarians attended. no Gardiner delegates were present.

Sebasco Bath Brunswick Gardiner John Summerton Grindell Jason A. Merrill Albert Henderson John Conti Clint

Social notes from Five Islands and Bath residents

Bath and Five Islands weekly social roundup lists residents visiting relatives and returning from vacations. Names include Mrs William Renauld Mrs Ida Oliver Miss Iva Cromwell and families such as Noctons Stevenses and Blairsdells. A daughter born at Bath City Hospital and a launch Nixie trip to Damiscove are noted.

Hodgdon Family Return to Malden with Daughter Natalie

Mr and Mrs Robert Hodgdon and daughter Natalie Hodgdon return to Malden. Leon Williams of Waltham spent the weekend and holiday with family in Malden.

Robert Hodgdon Natalie Hodgdon Malden Leon Williams Waltham

Cragon Tibbetts and families share visits in Gardiner West Dresden

South Dresden reports Roy Cragon and George Tibbetts couples visiting G L Siegars. Katherine Cragon vacationing with A J Tibbetts. Katherine Starrett returns from Warren to family in Dresden. Harold Wall family and Albert Pushard join Siegars and Vesta Siegars. Joseph Burgess spent Saturday in Richmond. Irene Carlton visiting relatives in Providence R I for a few days.

Roy Cragon George Tibbetts Gardiner G. L. Siegars Katherine Cragon A. J. Tibbetts Katherine Starrett Warren Arthur Siegars Harold Wall West Dresden L. H. Siegars Vesta Siegars Albert Pushard Randolph Joseph Burgess Richmond Irene Carlton Providence R. I

Coolidge to Visit Bay State During Campaign

A newspaper piece notes Coolidge will visit his home state at an unspecified time in the campaign to bolster party workers. It also reports several households traveling homeward from visits, including the Thackerays and their daughter Eleanor Elaine of Haverhill Massachusetts with Virginia Clark, and the Farnsworths returning to Providence Rhode Island after a stay at Small Point club house with Mrs Annie Mallet.

Coolidge

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