Richmond News Highlights Local Projects and Community Events
Progress on Church street repairs and safety upgrades continues as Richmond works nine hour days. Theodore Young starts as full time town truck driver while Water Works tests Swan Island for viable water supply. Curtis family reunion at Ridge road draws many relatives from Richmond Gardiner Portland Machias Bowdoinham and Lewiston. A pet grosbeak owned by Mrs. Roy Gilpatrick captivates neighbors with its sociable behavior. A reception for Mr and Mrs Ervin Welch marks the new town manager Royce Woodman arrival and warmer welcome on Pleasant street. Personal notes cover visits recalls to service and local teaching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
Theodore Young
Richmond Water Works
Swan Island
Curtis
Erland Curtis
Ridge Road
Richmond
Glen Curtis
Glenna
Roxanna
Norman
Fulton
Byron Curtis
Carl Watts
Palma
Carol
Ervine Waltz
Maxine
Clayton
Leslie
Roberta
Melvin Curtis
Neal Powers
James
Gardiner
Wallace Curtis
Myron Curtis
David
Keith Curtis
Brian
Haren
Harold Curtis
Robert
Sherwood Curtis
Dolly
Betty
Dana
Linda
Jamet King
Portland
Merle Curtis
David Lloyd Curtis
Machias
Quintin Sprague
Betsy
Sally
Wells
Burton Curtis
Joan
Tommy
Bowdeinham
Ernest Curtis
Delma Curtis
John
Marshall White
Kenneth
Bowdoinham
Gordon Curtis
John Curtis
Kenneth White
Cage
Welch
Gordon Howe
Royce Woodman
Woodman
Pleasant Street
Romeo Bellevance
John Hurley
Patricia
Carole Hurley
Rangeley
Lillie Bellevance
Collette
Thelma Meader
Eva Hutchins
Lewiston
Della Strout
Ada Rumrill
Brunswick
Ida Watson
J. Norris Sidelinger
Fort Dix
N. J
Frederick Lyons
Water Street
Sidelinger
Earl Cronk
Ledges
Wiscasset
W. D. Sutcliff
Sutcliff
Kenyon College
Gambler
Frederick Connell
Jamaica Plain
Mass
James Roberts
Jesse Starr
Baptist Church
Lela Marshall
Edna Marshall
Augusta
Seth Watson
Florence Watson
P T A Hostess Recalls Labor Day Gatherings and Town Visitors
An executive P T A meeting at Mrs. Ralph Davis’s home opens the fall schedule with a note that the first regular session will be held at the school on Wednesday September 12. A well attended Friday food sale at Richard’s Library benefited the Library association raising about 50 dollars for the treasury. The article also recounts visits by many residents and summer guests to MacMahan Robinhood and Sagadahoc Bay, with reminiscences of old families and houses and a stream of travel between Boothbay Harbor Augusta Portland and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Davis
Richard's Library
Benefit of Library Association
Treasury
Earle Hagan
Beatrice Bouton
Elizabeth Harris
Walter Cummings
William Todd
Gilbert Gunnell
Harry Horne
Charles MacMahan
Robinhood
George Lagkey
Carroll Powers
MacMahan
Owen Marr
Basil Bryant
Fort Fairfield
Maude Trafton
Springvale
Philip Stebbins
Portland
Belle Heald
Bryant
Stebbins
Marrtown
Capt
Mark Marr
Woolwich
Thomas Rattleff
Nelson Rattleff
Ben Williams
Marion Rowe
Manchester
Mass
Boothbay Harbor
George Saslow
St. Louis
Gertrude Hunt
M. J. Lahey
John
Elizabeth
Alston
Gardner Hanson
Trafton
George Clarkes
Darien
Charles Shain
William Strong
Louise Peterson
Peterson
Louise
Elbridge Mains
Malden
Islands
Robert Jordan
Brookline
Frank Heald
Dorothy Files
Marguerita Morrison
Arlington
Mary Elizabeth Massey
Margaret Horton
Campbell
Massey
Washington College
Chestertown
Rock Hill
S.C
Horton
Pereine College
Due West
Deborah Shain
Morris Levine
Talbot Rogers
Maryland
John Hendris
Princeton
N. J
Holt House
Kennebec Point
Lawrence Lowell
Seguinland
Boothbay Playhouse
John F. Thompson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Elizabeth Thompson
Mabel
Mary Prevost
New Jersey
Lawrence Heffron
Charles Brewster
Manhattan
Kas
Arthur Holt
Meron
Ind
Maud Trafton
Howard Heald
William Bradley
Knuble
Washington, D. C
Bradley
William Fairley
Herbert Schneider
Maine
Alden Clark
Wilmett
John Rose
Priscilla
Rena Josie
West Virginia
Webster Cottage
Sagadahoc Bay
Richard Steele
Lexington
George Laskey
Lester Bourenout
Cambridge
Beane
Ossian Dodge
Klippel
Bath
Robinhood Tea Room
Dodge
Howard Fletcher
Thompson
Melvin Cunningham
Bath Memorial Hospital
Roy M. Newman
Harriet E. Worrell
Philadelphia
Mollie Moore
Westtown
Alfred P. Corell
Moorestown
Roger Ayers
Augusta
Newman Home
New York City
Thomas McBride
Dick Olney
Calvin Kentfield
Richard Baldridge
Social Roundup of Local Visitors and Transfers
This week at the Hartley home welcomed guests Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lindsay of Elsmore California. Freeman Meader transferred by Wyman Construction from Indian Island bridge to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preble and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sedgley spent Monday at Bailey Island. Ray Sedgley works at Leslie F. Roberts on Main Street. Mrs. Allan Naugler and daughter Dixie visited Mr. and Mrs. Erland Curtis on Ridge Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley Ranger
John R. Lindsay
Elsmore
Calif
Raymond Libby
Charles Stetson
Norwalk
Old Town
Portland
Frank Preble
Ray Sedgley
Bailey Island
Leslie F. Roberts
Main Street
Allan Naugler
Dixie
Erland Curtis
Ridge Road
Walter Scholls
Alexandria
Carl Bresslin
Blenn Cottage
Walter Savage
Kittery
P. B. Savage
Cleveland Davis
Dexter
Frederick Hicks
Howland
Malden Island
Weaton College
Illinois
John Brown and Son
Bath
Helen Huskins
Wiley
Philadelphia
Bay Point Summer Residents Return Home
Bay Point notes show Delano Jr returns from Bath after a month with his grandmother and attends Bible school. Merrick New York resident Kenneth Young leaves for home after summer with relatives. Several families, including the Millers and Jewetts, were among summer visitors and now dispersed to New York, Massachusetts, and New Jersey.
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Car) Delano, Jr
Bath
Kenneth Young
Merrick
N. Y
Robert Miller
Wilbur Bowen
Jack Buhle
Freeport
Swift Cottage
Robert Niles
New Jersey
Charles Jewett
Marjorie
Jean McCarthy
Garden City
H. S. Keen
Ruth E. Keen
Hempstead
Roosevelt
M. J. Conley
Somerville
Mass
Howard Nash
Edward Ash
Ruth E Keen
Paul Eddy
Adelphi College
Garnet
Harry Heald
Georgetown
Bay Point
Rideout
E. J. Spadino
Lillian White
Auburn
Charles Keisling
Shirley Carey
Dedham
Kessling Cottage
Richard Hagan
Thomas Hagan
East Lake
Fred Wonson
Breaking Windows Disturbance Leads to Police Booking
Police were called Thursday around 1 PM to 7 Iiuse Street where a young man smashed windows. He was taken to police headquarters and Chief Frank IL Moriarty said he would be booked on intoxication, malicious mischief and possibly other charges. Miss Sally Rogers hosted Sunday at Meadowbrook Rogers cottage with guests Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ka kos, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Steen Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hatch, Miss Jane Jones, Maurice Smart and Andrew Flaherty Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiuse Street
Frank IL. Moriarty
Sally Rogers
Rogers
High Street
Rogers Cottage
Meadowbrook
Nicholas Kakos
Aubrey Steen, Jr
Russell Hatch
Jane Jones
Maurice Smart
Andrew Flaherty, Jr
Five Islands notes on spraying, gatherings, and local visits
Extermination spraying for mosquitos performed second time amid fog delays. Good Neighbor club hosted a successful Thursday supper with Harlan Pinkham selling tickets and Herman Barter managing dining. Community events included Baptisms, missionary visits, painting retouched at the church, and busy social hours with numerous local families and guests from Dexter Portland Waltham and Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Neighbor Club
Harlan Pinkham
Herman Barter
Franz Stevens
Thomas Watson
Victor Pinkham
Orville Rowe
Stanley Lewis
Lloyd Pinkham
Kathleen Rittall
Cleaves Henderson
Roger Raymond
Gardiner
Henry Strubbs
Colombia
South America
Henderson
Berean Baptist Church
Brunswick
Herbert Whitelock
D. W. Staffeld
Malden Island
Davis
Mile Beach
Cleveland Davis
Dexter
Fred Hicks
Hicks
Portland
Stinson Davis
Five Islands
L. H. Rowe
Frances Bacon
Nehemiah Boynton
New York
Ralph Washburn
Auburndale
Mass
Moon
Frank Blake
Melrose
Venus
Tommy Watson
Vincent Davis
Leominster
Lester Davis
Eleanor
Barbara Pratt
Togus
Paul Goodrich
Paul Thompson
Naval Reserve
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Thompson
Marion Stevens
Exeter
N. H
J. G. Stevens
Francis Bacon
Peter
Paul Staffeld
St. Paul
Minn
D. W Staffeld
James McMahan
Margaret McMahan
U. S. Army
Chester
Korea
Grace Dickinson 77 Bath educator and civic club figure dies
Grace Perry Dickinson died at 739 High street after a long illness. Born March 14 1873 in Phippsburg she taught in Percy district Dromore and Brunswick. She organized women’s Republican club Sagadahoc and helped run a Bath tourist home with her sister Bessie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Perry Dickinson
High Street
Phippsburg
Wylie Rogers Dickinson
Emma Powers Dickinson
Bradford Academy
Westbrook Seminary
Percy
J. W. Doughty
Dromore
Brunswick
Miss Dickinson
Winter Street
Edward V. Reed Woolwich Town Clerk Dies at 67
Edward V. Reed aged 67 and longtime Woolwich town clerk for 16 years died at his Woolwich home this morning. He had previously worked in the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward V. Reed
Woolwich
Obituary of Reed, Windsor area figure in town clerk role
A lifelong Maine resident born December 8, 1882 in Damariscotta, Reed served at Hyde Windlass Co and Bath Iron Works as a machinist before 16 years as Woolwich town clerk. He married Pearl H. Reed and leaves several cousins among surviving relatives.
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Hyde Windlass Co
Bath Iron Works
Woolwich
John
Martha Cobb Fuller Reed
Damariscotta
Damariscotta Baptist Church
Pearl H. Reed
Funeral services for Edward V. Reed held in Woolwich
Funeral services for Edward V. Reed were held Monday afternoon at two from his late home in Woolwich. Rev. C. C. Sargent of Wesley Methodist church officiated. Bearers were Edward F. Carter, Frederick D. Gilmore, Harold C. Gilmore and William Hansen. Burial in Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward V. Reed
Woolwich
C. C. Sargent
Wesley Methodist Church
Edward F. Carter
Frederick D. Gilmore
Harold C. Gilmore
William 8. Hansen
Riverside Cemetery
Funeral for Grace P. Dickinson Held at Curtis Funeral Home
Grace P. Dickinson funeral conducted Monday afternoon at 2 30 from Curtis Funeral Home 942 Washington Street Rev Charles L Stevens of Phippsburg officiated pallbearers Carroll Wing Capt Dale Simonson Elmer Rogers and Harry Plummer. Burial in family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace P. Dickinson
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Charles L. Stevens
Phippsburg
Carroll Wing
Dale Simonson
Elmer Rogers
Harry Plummer
Oak Grove
William Pope Nealley obituary in Bangor dies at 87
William Pope Nealley 87 longtime officer and director of Snow and Nealley Co. and Hincks Coal Co. died at his Bangor home. Born in Bath, he graduated Bowdoin College in 1885. Survived by a son two daughters eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. He helped develop MacMahan island as a summer resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
William Pope Nealley
Snow & Nealley Co
Hincks Coal Co
Bath
Bowdoin College
Miss Sydella Lewis 75 Native of Five Islands
Miss Sydella M. Lewis, 75, a Five Islands native, died Thursday in Sudbury Ontario where she had lived 25 years with her brother Harry who died seven weeks earlier. She was daughter of Vinal and Victoria Rogers of Five Islands and a Morse High School graduate. She worked for Rogers Hardware Co. Her closest relatives are a niece Miss Mary Lewis of Sudbury and several cousins at Five Islands.
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Sydella M. Lewis
Five Islands
Sudbury
Ontario
Harry
Miss Lewis
Vinal
Victoria Rowers
Morse High School
Rogers Hardware Co
Mary Lewis
Death of Mrs Grace M Cobb at 55 in Auburn
Mrs Grace M Cobb widow of George W Cobb died Monday at St Marys General Hospital age 55 born Jan 2 1895 in Phippsburg daughter of Charles and Addie Crosby. Survived by son Charles F Stacey Auburn daughter Madelyn Stacey granddaughter Georgia Stacey and grandson Charles Stacey Jr all of Auburn plus sister Flora Thayer Bath and brothers Freeman Crosby Bath. Funeral at Plummer Merrill Funeral Home Auburn this afternoon.
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Grace M. Cobb
George W. Cobb
St. Mary's General Hospital
Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem
Pythian Sisters
East Auburn Grange
Marine Corps League Auxiliary
Clan Campbell
Cobb
Republican
Charles F. Stacey
Auburn
Madelyn Stacey
Georgia M. Stacey
Charles S. Stacey, Jr
Flora W. Thayer
Bath
Freeman C
Stephen K. Crosby
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Alex Somerville
A. P. Denham, Jr
Bath, Maine
Corliss Street
Jim Withels
Mac Mahan
Island
Thomas Williams
John Gunnell
West
State of
Maine League For
Pauline Young
Sccy
Augusta, Maine
United States
Mrs. Albert Moore
Nashua, N. T
Carol Cunningham
Dolands
Leon Williams
Waltham
Richard Potter
Deborah
Cohassett
Kenneth Smith
Yarmouth
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary
Woodrow Gray
Nashua
Harriett Worrell
Rockmere Lodge
Mrs. Rutherford
Lubec
Marius H. Page
Kennebec Greenhouses
Miss Grace P. Dickinson
Bessie E. Dickinson
Riding Light Lodge
E. S. J. Nealley
MacMahan Island
Plummer & Merrill Funeral Home
Fred S. Curtis & CO