Numerous Richmond visitors and local gatherings noted
Richmond residents hosted guests and joined Farm Bureau events at Mrs Myr tle Gordons. A wedding united Elva Naomi Whit more of Richmond and Melvin Boynton of Gardiner at Highland Ave. Rev H A Clark officiated. Local families traveled to Auburn Bangor and Portland for visits and respite at camps and cottages around Richmond Campgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis True
Fort
Curran
Harry
New Portland
J. T. Witham
Fam
Bailey's
Pens Beach
Albion Raynes
Melrose
Mass
Doris Ae
Ray Nickerson
Ethel Gordon
Wis
Myrtle Gordon
Albion
Lowell
John Clark
William Dingley
Kate Smith
Auburn
Farm Bureau
Wallace Knox
Knight
Gordon
George J. Skillin
Maurice Parker
Westbrook
E. O. Tarr
Eva Libby
Elva Naomi Whitmore
Richmond
R. P. Hazzard Co
Gardiner
Melvin Arthur Boynton
H. A. Clark
Highland Avenue
Mount Vernon Street
James Larrabee
Donald
Augusta
Wilbur Cooper
Cooper
Esther Miller
Reading
Litchfield
Frances Preble
Waterville
William Whitney
Ansonia
Eugene Edgecomb
O. Y. Thompson
Bar Harbor
Carroll Young
Orin Sidelinger
Leslie Roberts
Main Street
William W. Fairclough
White Plains
N. Y
William Fairclough
J. A. Wiggin
Gorham
Everett Hatch
Dexter
Evelyn M. Barker
Waban
Edward A. Brock
Robert P. Brock
Allston
Brock
George Kimball
Portland
Bowdoinham Ladies Aid gathering and town happenings
Bowdoin Ladies Aid held its last meeting at Mrs. Ernest Carrs home amid heat. A picnic lunch and Bible readings preceded sewing for the dahlia quilt. Next meeting set for Sept 15 at Mrs. Purinton on the Dingley road. Sagadahoc Grange plans Ladies night with chairs filled and program. Local visitors include Mrs. Carrie King, Mrs. Belle Emerson, Dr. and Mrs. Connely, and others from Massachusetts. Community notes cover visits, travels, school openings, and residents home from trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Ernest Carr
Harry Purinton
Bowdoinham
Dingley Road
Sagadahoc Grange
Charles Babb
Carrie King
Belle Emerson
Watertown
Mass
Connely
Little Daughter
Hingham
Walter Baker
Addie Williams
Clifford Gray
W. Skelton
Edward Giles
Hulse
Georgetown parties heard in tax case adjourned hearing
Five Georgetown residents contested taxes claiming March 1931 town meeting was illegal and the ensuing board of assessors election invalid. Justice George L. Emery reserved decision, with defense by Harry C. Wilbur and Edward W. Bridgham and counter by John P. Carey Jr. The ruling could impact state wide town meeting legality and assessor conduct. Proceedings ended at 6 10 with the five defendants and their lawyers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Deat
Board of Assessors
George L. Fne
Biddeford
Elecison
Harry C. Wilbur
City of
Portland
Edward W. Bridgham
Bath
John P. Carey Jr
Carey
Justice Emery
L. Earle Hagan
Orville Rowe
Harry Heald
Board of
Inmates Stage Beer Party at Bath Lockup
Inmates at the Bath lockup broke a padlock to access nearly 100 bottles of beer stored in the strong room. Some beer was taken to Bowdoin College for analysis while others distributed to prisoners and friends. Four men faced intoxication charges. two were jailed in Auburn for 30 and 90 days, another sent to Boston, and a minor’s case continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Superior Court
Charles Mayberry
John Rucker
Bowdoin College
Bridge Cafe
Washington Street
John S. Place
Walter L. Whitney
Mr. Place
Auburn
Boston
Cyclone Sawyer Wins Fight At Rockland In Bath bout
Cyclone Sawyer of Bath defeated Bud Fisher of Rockland in the main event at Lime City Labor Day night. Sawyer floored Fisher three times, docking him with a strong body attack as Fisher covered up. Also noting Johnny Wilson’s technical kayo over Aly Wilson, and Young Garnett knocking out Young Hooper in prelims. Philip Good of South Portland High plans Bowdoin College enrollment this fall to focus on hurdles under coach Jack Ma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Bath
Bud Fisher
Rockland
Lime City
Fisher
Jack Herman
Jacksonville
Fla
Portland
Johnny Wilson
Kayo
Aly Wilson
Young Garnett
Young Hooper
Philip Good
South Portland High School
Bowdoin College
Good
Bowdoin
Jack Ma
Summer Guests and Family Visits in Kennebec Point Area
Numerous travelers and visitors are noted in the Kennebec Point and Bath region. Notable names include Dr. Arthur E. Holt of Chicago hosting a dinner with Prof. Glen Clark of Minnesota, and families from Portland Newburyport and Bath spending weekends or holidays at local homes. A Christian Endeavor talk by nurse Miss Dakin and a church service feature highlight the community’s busy social season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Beaven
Manchester
N. H
Arpass
Carrie Baker
South Portland
E. B. Billings
Robinhood
Leon E. Oliver
Newburyport
Mas
Arthur E. Holt
Chicago
Kennebec Point
Camp Shelta Sea
Phippsburg
Harpswell
Malden Island
Recreation Hall
Holt
Glen Clark
Minnesota
Clark
Atlantic Monthly
Harold J. Bowen
Junior
Portland
Roscoe P. Todd
Warren
W. A. Todd
Inlaw
Alla Ballard
Annie M. Jones
Fred P. Oliver
Margaret
Madelyn
Hilda
Melrose
Mass
Roy M. Newman
William A. Todd
Clifton Matthews
Bath
Labor Day
Raymond Marr
Walter Beane
Charles MacMahan
Everett
Owen Marr
Marion Rowe
South Manchester
Conn
Viola Buzzo
New Brittan
Everett Trafton
Winn Kingsbury
A. E. Rowe
Walter V. Cummings
Fred Gray
L. Earle Hagan
John L. Washburn
Martha Hooker
Tryon
N. C
Ida Hooker
Thomas M. Hagan
Thomas, Jr
Thomas M. Hagan, Jr
L. Earle
John Thibodeau
Dorothy W. Oliver
Pollard
A Sert Hodgdon
Dorothy Stevens
Wallace Moore
Boothbay
E. A. Freeman
George Yeo
Winchester
Seguinland
G. T. Odonneill
Janet
George
Plummer
Chestnut
Norman M. Gay
Norma Gay
Newton
W. H. Hallstrm
Medford
Helen Bowman
A. DeRago
Josephine DeRago
E Willis Beane
Waltham
John Clair
Wal
W. S. Wakreright
Baltimore
E. B. Feaster
West Newton
F. L. Gifford
Springfield
J. C. Briggs
Susan Briggs
Deorge H. Smith
Clara Bartlett
Edward Fitzgerald
Barre
F. P. Bartlett
Arthur K. Purington
Lena Lewis
Robert Hodgedon
Carrie Stevens
Katherine Pendergast
Carrol Beedy
R. G. Frost
Fremont
J. G. Stevens
John Lundquist
Roslindale
Community supper and musical program praised by residents
A large crowd enjoyed doughnuts cake pie and coffee with ice cream on sale by Mattie McMahan and Lermond Rowe. Miss Madeline Berry led the candy table and flowers were from her garden. The evening program featured Ruth Hanson Edward P. Allen Bernice Sturtevant and others with lively music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie McMahan
Lermond Rowe
Miss Carateae Ee Ee
Frances Reed
Lida Read
Alec Marr, Jr
Everett
Mass
Ruth Hanson
Banjouke
Mikired Kalberg
Battter Adaee Tots
Sam Jones
Edward P. Allen
Oakland
L. H. Rowe
Ida H._ Alien
Carrie H. Stevens
Horace Rittall
Madge O Brien
Eyee Eeemer
Federal Buildings Scene Reflected in Capitol Area
A fragment notes that neither the White House nor Capitol nor other federal buildings are involved in the described scene, hinting at a broader setting surrounding government sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Capitol
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Weymouth
Dorothea Hodgkins
Farmington Falls
Nathalis Shaw
Saco
Marie Ee Gardiner
Grace Stagerman
Adelaide Hamilton
Chebeague Island
Irene Magoni
Farmington
Arlyne Clark
Hattie Quinnam
Richmond Music Club
Norma Jean Hodgkins
Bangor
George Wren
Alberta G. Sedgley
Ea General Hospital
Cora E. Harvey
Leeds
Frank Carver
Minnie Waldron
Martha Totman
Alvin Totman
Harpswell Beach
B. K. Jeffrey
8. M. Smith
Brunswick
Ernest Hodgkins
Norma Jean
James
Alice Darling
Lillian Wrew
Walter Mariner
Gordon Lamont
Marjory Wren
Gale Memorial Hospital
Haverhill
Alvin A. Totman
Margaret Rich
Alice Rich
Bath and Columbus
Fred Duren
Frank Leathers
Portsmouth
Eugene Francis
York
Ideld
George L. Emery
Cyclone Sawyer
Five Island Meat Association
Otter Cliff
Belmont
Seeeeears
Biggins
Arlinson
Ida H Allen
Alice Cromwell
Charles Kenney
Boston Bible Training School
Betty Daugherty
C. S Baugh
Belevue
A W. Butler
Watertoun. Mass
Stevens
W. E. Reid
Kildare
Five Islands
Cme
Henry Howard
L. Rowe
Fred Rittall
D. L. Howard
Ida H. Allen
Sec
Arthur
Allen
Bath Savings Institution
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street