Opening services held as storm disrupts Richmond camp meeting
Severe rain and wind at Richmond disrupted the Nazarene camp meeting with oil lamps guiding the opening service led by Evangelist Paul Mullen from Havelock New York while two scheduled evangelists could not reach the town. Power was restored by Wednesday afternoon but outages continued during the evening services. Gerald Briggs, former Boothbay Harbor High School coach, joins Richmond High as football coach replacing Mel Mackowicki who takes a job out of state.
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Richmond Campground
Nazarene
Lam
Pau Mullen
Havelock
N. Y
Mel Rothwell
Roy T. Sellick
Richmond
Gerald Briggs
Boothbay Harbor
Richmond High School
Supt
Russell Perry
Briggs
Mel Mackowicki
Laurence High School
Fairfield
Farmington State Teachers’ College
Bath
Boothbay
Hazel Libby
Marion Babb
Grace Dickinson
Cecelia Robinson
Legion
Helen Emerson
Pearl Guiou
Legion Home
Beatrice Sutherberg
Bertha Curtis
Ideal Home Corner Club
Pearl Perry
Emma Groves
Edward Guptill
Damariseta Lake
William Meserve
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
O. O. F. Hall
Argaret Jesson
Claudia Alsace
High Street
Arlene Gardner
North Stratford
N. H
Fred Stilphen
Gardiner Street
Connie Michaud
Brunswick
Oscar Douglass
Old Ferry Road
Don Smith
Juliet Phouff
North Easton
Mass
Elwyn Mullen
Loggeville
N. B
Margaret O’brien
Gardiner General Hospital
Jackie Nichols
Buffalo
Georgetown island church sermon and post-storm notes
Pastor Warren Harris preached on Christian Discipleship at First Baptist Georgetown from Matthew 16 24 focusing on Self Denial Taking Up the Cross and Following Him The report also details a late hurricane impact on Georgetown including damaged boats trees fallen and losses along the water front and local updates on residents visitors and institutions through the week
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Warren Harris
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Agnes Powers
Carroll Powers
Georgetown Center
Walter Beane
Robinhood Cove
West Georgetown
Morris Levine
Robinhood
Petersons
Campbell
Adams House
MacMahan
Reid Park
P.T.A
William Zorach
Des Moines
Iowa
Leature
Robin
Des Moines Art Center
New York
Art Students League
Zorach
Texas
Kennebec
Portland
Beanes
Sebasco
Corp
Clayton E. Stevens
Everett D. Stevens
Seguinland
Edenton
N. C
Clayton H. Heald
James Stuart
Churchtown
N. J
Oakley Thibodeau
North Weymouth
Mass
Edwin Pottet
Hulbert
Amherst
Arthur Kishpaugh
Allan
Boothbay Harbor
Merrill Bowles
West Orange
Sigfrid Carlstrom
Donna
Waltham
Carlstrom
Immanuel Church
Melvin Jackson
Henry Chapin
South Miami
Florida
Stuart Chapin
Wiscasset
Charles Chase
Gerald M. York
George Laskey
Social activity figures fill Georgetown Center week
A long list of visitors and residents recounts weekend and weekday crossings between Robinhood Bath Georgetown Center and nearby towns. Names include Houghton Bowles Todd Leving Leving Zorach Hasenfus Patterson Alder man Oliver and Thompson with outings at Reid Park Kennebec Point and Packard Road. Attendance at Windsor fair and a Gaspé honeymoon trip are noted amid teaching assignments and new porch repairs.
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Ily
Robinhood
Satuney
Elbridge Powers
Bath
Laskey
Byelill
Walter S. J. Houghton
Elizabeth
Katherine Houghton
Scarsdale
N. Y
William Bisseth
Waltham
Mass
Warren S. Todd
William
Georgetown Center
Todd
Norway
Roscoe P. Todd
Carroll Powers
Merrill Bowles
Bangor
Martha Bowen
Friends of the
Ralph Hodges
East Orange
N. J
Maine
Camden
Harold J. Brown, Jr
Kennebec Point
Bowen
Reid Park
New Road
Todd's Point
John F. Thompson
Elizabeth Thompson
Jessie Addams
New York
Thompson
Wiscasset Inn
New Canaan
Guy Snowe
West Georgetown
Gaspe Peninsula
Clarence Oliver
Elmer Tibbetts
Windsor Fair
Rudolph H. Trafton
David
Portland
Trafton
Charles Shain
Deborah
Northfield
Minn
New York City
Paul Wren
Mary
Frannie
Graham
England
Chester Dalrymple
Nancy
Barbara
Wellesley Hills
Joan Leving
Morris Levine
Grace Fullerton
Belmont
John Calabrese
Brighton
Peterson
Allan Laskey
Everett
Bertha Gee
Somerville
George Laskey
Benjamin Riggs
Winthrop Weston Riggs 2d
Elliot
Margaret Chapman
William A. Todd
Roy Newman
Dorothy W. Oliver
John Thompson
Harry L. Hornes
Bay Point School Opens Quietly After Damp Summer
Central Grammar School begins session as Bay Point communities note a damp school break. Bay Point residents host a busy Labor Day weekend with clambakes and visits from relatives in Bath Brunswick Waterville and Dedham. Families gather at Third Beach for a picnic while numerous guests travel from Newport Roosevelt and Newport to visit Bay Point friends.
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Central Grammar School
Kennebec River
Salter’s Island
Democrats urged to keep working toward Sept 13 election
Democratic State Chairman Frank M. Coffin urged all Democratic workers to continue at full speed through the September 13 vote. He said a Democratic victory is within reach, based on reports from across the state, and urged Democrats to go to the polls, saying there is nothing to stop a first win in 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Coffin
Coffin
Pouliot Joins Danforth Social Studies Dept as Teacher
Everett J. Pouliot, son of Mr and Mrs Antonio Pouliot of 31 Robinson Jane, left Sunday for Danforth to teach in the department of Social Studies. He graduated from the University of Maine in June and is a member of Kappa Phi Kappa, with dean's list honors.
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Everett J. Pouliot
Antonio Pouliot
Robinson Jane
Danforth
Department of Social Studies
University of Maine
Kappa Phi Kappa Fraternity
Five Islands Weather Damages and Community Notes
Storm aftermath at Five Islands includes fallen trees and power outages resolved by Thursday. Boats drifted or were recovered, and a Malden Island sailboat capsized but saved. Cemetery improvements proceed under Branwell Harford’s effort. Church services set for 2 PM Sundays with Rev. Cleaves Henderson to speak Sept 19. Local residents and visitors attend from Bath, Richmond, Newton, and other towns, with many family and naval connections noted.
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Malden Island
Norman Norton
Harlan Pinkham
Sedgemere
Five Islands Wharf
Russell Harford
Hagan’s Cove
Helen Huskins
Cemetery Association
Branwell Harford
Cleaves Henderson
William Marr
Thomas Hanna
Hanna
Bath
Lulu Hanna
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Camille Dionne
Mediterranean
Judy MacMahan
Connecticut
McNeil
Charles Cummings
Clarence Colby
Albert Moore
Harold Pinkham
Newton
Mass
Kathleen Rittall
Richard Walker
Lloyd Pinkham
Lester Lewis
Richmond
Charles Kelley
Melvin
Presque Isle
Kelley
Georgetown Central School
Parker Start
Melrose
Thompson
J. G. Stevens
Ralph Washburn
Auburndale
Roger Ayer
Augusta
Irving Hanna
Charles Shayne
Georgetown
Kenneth Dell
Quincy
Thomas Watson
Watson
Marion Stevens
Exeter
N. H
J. G. Stevens Frank Allard
South Danville
Stevens
William Campbell
South Gardiner
Sadie Thompson
Massachusetts
Gilbert Howard
Portland
Loring Hart
Boston
Vincent Davis
Leominster
Laster Davis
Eleanor Davis
Arthur Rowe
Waltham
Davis
Melvin-Comenrr
David Rutherford
Edgar Osborn
Osborn
Clifford Landry
Lincoln Campbell
Summer visitors and residents depart Rowe cottage scene
Richard Carey of Silver Springs Md and family returned home after a Summer at the Rowe cottage. Norman Norton from New Jersey came to depart with his family. Various Bath area residents hosted guests from Massachusetts and Pennsylvania while others left to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Carey
Silver Springs
Rowe Cottage
Vernon Gray
A. E. Reynolds
Belmont
Mass
Donald Kenney
Auburn
Jill Lewis
Stanley Lewis
Bath Memorial Hospital
Ray Cummings
Bath
Loring Hart
Almon Marr
Malden
Newton
Herman Barter
Lawrence Perow
George Russo
Tommy
Portland
Russo
Mary Taylor
Pasadena
Calif
Ray Gilpatrick
Hurricane halts planned Kennebec coastal cruise
The Portland Yacht Club invited the Kennebec River Power Squadron and Kennebec Yacht Club to a Labour Day weekend cruise along the coast. Hurricane damage reduced acceptances. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beane of Georgetown Center joined on Dixie, visiting Great Chebeague, Portland, and Sebasco Estates where 21 dined and danced Monday night.
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Portland Yacht Club
Kennebec
Beane
Portland
Yacht Club
Sebasco Estates
Everett Wallace
Miss Isabel Stevens Celebrates Ninetieth Birthday
Miss Isabel Stevens marked her 90th birthday at her birthplace home. Attending were sister-in-law Mrs. Joseph G. Stevens two nieces N H and Mrs. Paul A Thompson of Bloomfield Hills Mich and Mr Thompson two grandnieces Mrs Ralph S Washburn Jr Needham Mass and Mrs Roger L Ayers Augusta plus four great grandnieces. Virginia Mr Beane lamented losses of yachts and sailboats from the hurricane. The Beanes returned to Georgetown Center Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Stevens
Joseph G. Stevens
Marion Stevens
Exeter
N. H
Paul A. Thompson
Bloomfield
Hills, Mich
Thompson
Ralph S. Washburn, Jr
Needham
Mass
Roger L. Ayers
Augusta
Virginia
Beane
Mrs. Beane
Georgetown Center
Obituary of James Williams 1871 Bath resident dies at 83
James Williams 83 of 25 Milan street Bath died Sunday morning in a Bath nursing home. Born Westport June 14 1871 to Alvin and Etta Williams his survivors include wife Ida Bath a son John Williams Beverly Mass a step daughter Mrs Ludie Oliver and a half brother Alice Williams all of Bath. Funeral Tuesday at 1 30 p m from Arthur F Mayo Funeral Residence 819 High street with Rev W Oliver Bell of Wesley Methodist church officiating. Bearers Nimard Fifield Earl Oliver Joseph Kingsbury and William Kingsbury. Burial in Oak Grove family lot.
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James Williams
Milan Street
Bath
Westport
Alvin and
Etta (Fowles) Williams
Wesley Methodist Church
Edgecomb Grange
Ida
John Williams
Beverly
Mass
Ludie—Oliver
Alice Williams
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
W. Oliver Bell
Nimard Fifield
Earl Oliver
Joseph Kingsbury
William Kingsbury
Oak Grove
Samuel Povich 62 Dies After Car Trip to Bath
Samuel Povich proprietor of Sam's Sandwich Bar in Bath Maine died suddenly Tuesday evening after a trip near Brunswick. A Navy veteran born in Freehold New Jersey May 29 1892 he lived in Bath since 1919 and built a popular lunch counter business. He is survived by his wife Sophie Weinstein and a half brother Louis Povich. Funeral from Beth Israel Bath followed by burial at Mt Sinai Portland.
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Samuel Povich
Middle Street
Sam
Middle
Pine Streets
Pearle
Scarborough
Mr. Povic
Philip
Charles O’hara
Brunswick
Bath
Mr. Povich
Freehold
N. J
Portland
Navy
Sam’s Place
Legion of Friends
Povich
Beth Israel Congregation
Bath Lodge of Elks
Polar Star Lodge of Masons
Colonial Club
Smith- Tobey Post, A. L
Louis Povich
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jay Povich
Celia Eaton
Goldie Povich
Celia Povich
Boston
Doris Mensh
Shirley Povich
Abraham Povich
Bernard Povich
Washington, D. C
Ellsworth
Ida Dondis
Anne Povich
Rockland
Goldie Lamport
South Portland
Beth Israel
Abraham Kramer
Mt. Sinai Cemetery
Edward A. Cottle Victim of Mount Vernon Death at 88
Edward A. Cottle, 88, of Mount Vernon, died Monday afternoon. Born November 13 185, he lived most of his life in Mount Vernon on a family farm of 146 years. He held numerous civic roles, chaired the Republican town committee for 12 years, and served as school superintendent for two years. He is survived by son Edward A. Cottle Jr of Bath, daughters Ethel A. Phelps of Mount Vernon and Erma Hinds of Winthrop, and sister Esther Dunn of Mount Vernon.
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Edward A. Cottle
Mount Vernon
Abner
Ann O. (Hutchinson) Cottle
Cottle
Kents Hill
Rice School
Brighton Mass
Bennett School
Boston
Readfield Grange
Republican Town Committee
Edward A. Cottle, Jr
Bath
Ethel A. Phelps
Erma Hinds
Winthrop
Esther Dunn
Death of Fred J. Clark Veteran of World War I
Fred J. Clark aged 61 died Monday morning at the American House Bath born April 26 1893 son of Bernard and Louise Parker Clark survived by four brothers Clarence Bath Charles East Brunswick Walter Augusta LeRoy California and three sisters Margaret Augusta Jeanette Brunswick Mary Portland funeral services set for Friday at 10 am from Arthur F Mayo & Sor Funeral Residence 819 High street
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Fred J. Clark
Water Street
Bath
Bernard
Louise
Parker) Clark
Clarence
Charles
East Brunswick
Walter
Augusta
LeRoy Clark
California
Margaret
Jeanette
Brunswick
Mary Clark
Portland
Clark
Arthur F. Mayo & Sor
High Street
Margaret Bartlett Dies in Portland Widow of Thomas Bartlett
Margaret E Bartlett widow of Thomas H Bartlett of 147 Stanford Street South Portland formerly of Sebasco died in Portland on Wednesday Funeral will be held Friday at 2 30 PM at the Nazarene church Sawyer Street South Portland Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery Falmouth Visiting hours Thursday afternoon and evening at 749 Congress Street Portland relatives and friends welcome
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Margaret E. Bartlett
Thomas H. Bartlett
Stanford Street
South Portland
Sebasco
Portland
the Nazarene Church
Sawyer Street
Pine Grove
Falmouth
Congress Street
West Virginia QB Freddy Wyant Predominantly Runs Right
Freddy Wyant, the Mountaineers star quarterback, is left handed yet his rushing tendency favors plays to the right side. The pattern shapes his offensive play calling and defender reads as WVU aims to leverage his mobility and throwing reach.
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Freddy Wyant
West Virginia
Carrie K Pye dies after long illness in Small Point
Mrs Carrie K Pye a longtime Small Point resident widow of Charles W Pye died Thursday at Gowen Nursing Home after several months illness Born May 5 1871 in South Portland she lived in Small Point since 1879 Active in community affairs she was an honorary Bodwell Grange member and Three Quarter Century Club attendee Survived by two sons Maurice R and Charles F Pye of Small Point a sister Mrs Lillian Hosmer of Bath a brother Irving Wallace six grandchildren six great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
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Carrie K. Pye
Small Point
Gowen
Charles W. Pye
South Portland
Uriah
Asineth (Gregory) Wallace
Carrie K. Pye Funeral at Small Point and Oak Grove
Funeral services for Carrie K. Pye of Small Point were held at two Saturday afternoon at the home of Leslie C. Shumway with Rev. Macy H. Whitehead officiating and burial in Oak Grove cemetery. Mrs. Pye, who lived in Small Point 75 years, was honored by a large attendance and many floral tributes. Active bears were Earl Wallace Philip Wallace Donald Wallace and Albert Thompson of Small Point with relatives from Portland South Portland East Corinth Augusta and Port land attending.
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Carrie K. Pye
Small Point
Leslie C. Shumway
High Street
Pye
Macy H. Whitehead
Oak Grove Cemetery
Earl Wallace
Philip Wallace
Donald Wallace
Albert Thompson
Nathaniel Sylvester
Ruth Sylvester
Maynard Lord
Portland
Cecil Wallace
Gertrude Eaton
South Portland
Katherine Chapman
Ena Chapman
East Corinth
John Pye
Augusta
Mrs Gladys E Gamble Dies at 40 in Woolwich
Gladys E Gamble 40 wife of Gerald Gamble of Woolwich died at Memorial hospital after only hours of admission. Born Graniteville November 18 1914 she was daughter of ee Wood and Elizabeth Craibe Wood. Survived by her husband two daughters Anita and Elizabeth three brothers Raymond E East VT Douglas Hartford Conn James Windsor Locks Conn. Funeral service at Pruneau Brothers Funeral Home Barre at 2 pm. Friends may call Arthur F Mayo Son Funeral Home 819 High street until Thursday morning.
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Gladys E. Gamble
Gerald Gamble
Woolwich
Memorial Hospital
Yok
Graniteville
Elizabeth (Craibe) Wood
Anita
Elizabeth
Raymond E
East , Vt
Douglas
Hartford
Conn
James Wood
Windsor Locks
Pruneau Brothers
Barre
Deb Wallace Infant Daughter Dies at Memorial Hospital
Deborah Barbara Wallace infant daughter of Louton and Beverly King Wallace of Bath died Thursday at Memorial Hospital where she was born Sept. 1. A committal service will be conducted Saturday at 1 PM at Oak Grove grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Barbara Wallace
Louton
Beverly King Wallace
Bath
Memorial Hospital
Oak Grove
Magazine articles mislead on cremation costs and practices
A letter criticizes two magazines for an inaccurate cremation article claiming high costs. Funeral directors in the area deny the claim, stressing they respect familial wishes and provide efficient, dignified service.
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Pierce’ Marine Service
Five Islands
Carol Farrow
Eileen Stevenson
Miss Farrow
Dorothy Farrow
Farrow
Tessim Zorach
Nathaniel Hasenfus
West Roxbury
Hasenfus
Labor Day
Kingston
Kingston High School
Murray Petersons
South Bristol
Roland Peterson
Ethel Patterson
Ruth
Woodland
Beatrice Bouton
Robert Hawley
Bedford House
Maude P. Thayer
Vassalboro
Anna Gifford
York
Sally Hulbert
Robert Douglas
Miss Hulbert
Edward Sullivan
East Dedham
Bay Point
Wesley Morang
Waterville
Geneva Morang
Charles Renaud
George Renaud
Carroll House
Wilmington
House
Nina Cummings
Fred P. Taylor
Susan Taylor
Robert Miller
Holmes
Ruth Keen
Elizabeth Adams
William Adams
Louisa Howard
Norman Swift
Donald
Dobbs Ferry
Dennis Murphy
Gail
H. M. Powers
Hayward Christianson
Wollaston
H. Martin Powers
Howard Wentworth
Balboa
Canal Zone
Howard Wentworth, Jr
Madison Moore
William Shaughnessy
Madison
Robert Niles
Merle Niles
Jane Niles
Andrew Butterfields
Albert Coombs
Eleanor
Alison
Pittsburg
John Conley
Mary Jo
Michael
Concord
Bennett
Dwight Furbish
Newport
Harold Branscomb
Barbara Knide
Kennebec Yachtsmen
M. H. Page
North St
Kenneber Greennanees
Arthur F. Mayo & Son Funeral Home
Deborah B. Wallace
Shumway