Richmond Patrolman breaks leg after motorcycle crash near Bowdoinham
Richmond state highway patrolman Leon P. Shepard suffered a broken right leg and head injuries when thrown from his motorcycle and struck by a passing car near the Booker Douglass farm in Bowdoinham. An onscene doctor applied splints and stopped blood flow before he was taken to Augusta General Hospital by ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon P. Shepard
Richmond
Booker Douglass
Bowdoinham
Shepard
Augusta General Hospital
Rangeley
Earl B. Preble
Mabel Johnston
Ben Johnston
Presque Isle
Chester Lord
Charles M. Lord
Brewer
Pleasant Pond Pavillion
Alphonse Fradette
Springfield
Mass
Thomas Jefferson
Douglass
Nelson’ Camp
A. Eugene Douglass
Clara A. Douglass
George FE. Douglass
L. Hannah Douglass Graffam
Morris P.graffam
Eugene R. Graffam
C. Alberta Graffam
Charlotte E. Graffam
Bridgeton
Harry W. Douglass
Etta M. Douglass
Bessie Douglass Blake
Robert A. Blake
Temple
Margaret E. Douglass
Everett H. Douglass
James A. Nelson
Wilson E. Douglass
Lela B. Douglass
Mildred Douglass Carr
Orman W. Douglass
Myron W. Douglass
Ernest Carr
Maynard A. Carr
Margaret I. Carr
Dorothy T.carr
Elwood VP. Douglass
Mabel T. Douglass
Lewis A. Douglass
Hazel B. Douglass
Herbert J. Douglass
Kynn
H. Irving Douglass
Effie W. Douglass
Ldrington
Dexter O. Douglass
Herbert O. Douglass
Bertha I. Douglass
Westbrook
Mary Douglass Kidlon
James W. Kidlon
Jennie M. Lridlon
Steep Falls
Charles I. Douglass
Gene L. Douglass
Lewis J. Douglass
Thornton VP. Douglass
Florence L. Douglass
L. Douglass
Velma G. Douglass
Charles IK. Douglass
Warren L. Douglass
O. Stanley Douglass
Bridgton
Eva Douglass Ward
Harlan Ed. Ward
Arnold W. Ward
Marion L. Ward
Ellery H. Ward
Alice FE. Ward
Olive M. Ward
Ruth E. Ward
William M. Ward
Herbert Thurlow
Sebago Lake
Chester E. Douglass
Burton Brown
West Medford
Charles Alexander
George Wilson
Camden
Cape Briton
Canada
J. Franklin Harris
Maine Trust and Banking
Gardiner
Charles Grondin
Laura
Gerald
Old Orchard
Harry Pond
Capitol Ishind
Lillian Johnson
Vanessa
John Dinan
Cora Little
Portland
Harry Little
Norris Thompson
Lynn
W. N. Price
Helen Lamoreau
Bowdeinham
Dorothy Brown
Emily Lilly
Nellie
South Dresden
Len Ilarlowe
Mildred Beedle
Old Town
Charles Messenger
I. DP. Anderson
George Tibbetts
Lewis Gilpatrick
G. C. Marviner
Freda
Jennis Morrill
Esther Morrill
Dresden
Roy
Frank — Lilly
Vesta Siegars
Arthur
Leland Siegars
Joseph
Harold Houdlette
Herbert Barter
Sadie Smith
Charles Lilly
Alfred
Lincoln Rittan
Cyler Bangham
Vearl Rood
Vacation notes fill local social column with travels
Personal notes list residents visiting and traveling over the holiday. Names include David Wield in West Bath, Frank Farrin in Highland Street, Henry Cotteau and Ross McCabe from Hebron, Frank Lightbody of Philadelphia, Mrs Edwin C. Knight of Portland, Leonard Lord from Portsmouth, a birth for Walter E. Day’s daughter Martha Elizabeth, Richard Small from Providence visiting Mrs E O Snipe, a Melrose Blighs Lunds visitor Ida Andrews, Freeman A Trott’s Montreal Quebec auto trip, Arthur Sampson’s bus trip through Livermore Falls and Fryeburg, plus Kennebec valley farmers noting uncut hay and wages, and Mrs Fred B Teeling awaiting return from Liberty, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wield
Quincy
Mass
West Bath
Frank Farrin
Highland Street
Bay Point
Henry Cotteau
Boston
Charles Pratt
Ross McCabe
Hebron
Frank Lightbody
Philadelphia
Ledford Street
Edwin C. Knight
Portland
Alfred King
Leonard Lord
Portsmouth
N. H
Walter E. Day
Martha Elizabeth
Richard Small
Providence
R. L
E. O. Snipe
Arrowsie
Iard
Melrose Blighlunds
Visiting Pastor Occupies Georgetown Pulpit in Sunday Service
Donald Bliss of Wyoming preached at First Baptist Georgetown with Dr. Rouse hosting and Mrs. Mary Trafton leading the evening service. A large local gathering welcomed the distant pastor. The town notes list residents and visitors from Maine and Massachusetts, cottage trips, school openings, and upcoming union church service at Robinhood church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Bliss
Wyoming
Rouse
Kennebec Voint
First Baptist Church
Mary Trafton
Waterville
Clinton
Robinhood
Weymouth
Frank Clark
George Willis
Woolwich
Josie Williams
Eda Mereen
Marrtown
Bath
Hollis Webster
Sagadahoc Bay
Lexington
Mass
Gilbert Gunner
Waltham
Thomas Williams
Foster
Gray
Walter Cummings
South Wales
W. C.,todd
Rudolph Trafton
Melrose
New York
Fannie Watson
St. Louis
Martha Hinckley
Edward Wren
Roslindale
Fort Fairfield
Howard Heald
Edwin Oliver
Roxbury
Madelyn Berry
Salem
Harry Horne
Fred Thompson
Florida
Arthur Pryor
Randall
Charles MacMahan
Everett
Owen Marr
Harold King
George Joy
Lynn
Annie Wylie
Bristol
George Golding
Boston
Fred Oliver
David Baker
MacMahan Island
Henry Albers
Andover
West Georgetown
Alfred Rowe
Evelyn Rowe
Clayton Rowe
John Grindell
Arthur Rowe
Augusta Rowe
George Sprague
Harold Ward
Topsham
Frank Taylor
Vassalboro
Mark Marr
Dorothy Stuart
Billings
Georgetown
Martha Edith Rie
Harry T Hloward Bowen
Maine
Milk — Street
Fitchburg
Grace Scott
John Mitchell
George F. Oliver
Belle Heeld
Boothbay
Harper
Elsie Dunton
Harold Hunt
Cooper Mills
Georgia Randall
Cambridge
J. K. Flanders
Franklin, N. H
Little River
Roy Newman
Arrowsic
Robinhod
Thurston
Colonial Style of Architecture Remains American Favorite
The piece extols the enduring appeal of Colonial homes from stately mansions to cottage forms. It credits New England shipwrights, wood construction, and honest craftsmanship for the style, notes architects favor it, and contrasts wood with brick or stone. It concludes with the idea that Colonial design embodies American hospitality and tranquility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
New England
Dudley F. Holtman
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Washington
Lemuel Hoadley Fowlek
Manhattan Island
Potomac
Card of Thanks from George and family at Georgetown
Friends express gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during the family’s trouble. MR and MRS GEORGE OLIVER of Georgetown Missouri issue thanks dated September 8. Benjamin Haggett heads Burringer High Newark New Jersey history and economics. he returns to East Orange after summer in Bath with Mrs Haggett and son Junior. Mrs Haggett and son to return Thursday. The murder rate in the United States is forty times higher than Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Oliver
Georgetown, Mo
Benjamin Haggett
Burringer High School
Newark
N. J
East Orange
Bath
The
United States
Switzerland
Five Islands Labor Day Sees Departure of Summer Guests
A seaside resort notes many guests leaving after Labor Day while others stay through September. Mrs Aurelia Gray and Lloyd Linkham wed in Georgetown Center with Rev. Boyd officiating. Local families travel, cottages close, and school opens as town prepares for autumn gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day
Arrowsic School Opens With Miss Jessie Kelley As Teacher
Sept 8 marked the opening of Arrowsic School with Miss Jessie Kelley as the teacher. The item notes local movements such as VP J Baker and family relocating to Gardiner and other residents visiting relatives in Bath and Augusta during early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Kelley
VP. J. Baker
Gardiner
Ines Steen
Bath
T. O. Steen
George Legard
Marjorie
M. C. Drummond
Alice M. Crowell
Boston
G. V P. Spinney
Ann M. Stinson
Angie Snipe
Norman Drummond
David Stinson
Augusta
Stinson
Aubrey Steen
Community notes on visits and school events in Bath area
James and Richard of Bath pass Thursday with Mrs. Norman Drummond. Reed Brookings has papered and painted the North school. Several families and residents from Roslindale Worcester and Bath visit town, with church services and summer assignments noted. The School league buys a piano for the school and Morse High admissions for Bath students are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Richard
Bath
Norman Drummond
Reed Brookings
KE. Somes
Margaret Marchant
Roslindale
Mass
Lida Dana
Wiscasset
Charles Darling
Charles
Mary
Titehburg
LB. F. Shea
Clarence Preble
Woolwich
George L. Tarr
Port Clyde
Rockland
Anna Sennet
Grace
Alice Shea
Gertrude Carlton
Verna Day
Vivian Nye
Morse High
Ella Snipe
Nellie Evans
Gardiner
Lewiston
Marcia Kennerson
Loring
Benton Stinson
Togus
William McFadden
Alice McFadden
Portland
Long Cove
Perley Baker
Miss Crowell
Boston
George Spinney
Edmund W. Thurston
Methodist Church
George DP. Spinney
Georgetown
Arrowsic
Robinhood
Mr. Thurston
Robinhood News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Alvah Reynolds spent Labor Day at home on the farm while the parry men enjoyed the day off. Agnes and Annie Jones visit Georgetown Center on Monday. Walter Powers bought a new automobile. Hagan family and friends attended Georgetown Methodist church Sunday afternoon. Marguerite Pohek and aunt travel to West Somerville Massachusetts for winter. Pohek will study at Boston University and Harvard. Robinhood school opened Tuesday with a thoroughly cleaned building and careful preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Stilphen
Olive
Gardiner
C. A. Grondin
Laura
Brunswick
A. A. Williams
G. C. Marriner
Freda
Flora Shepard
Blanche Morrill
Esther
Bowdoinham
Elizabeth Vachon
Laura Groud
Smith's Cemetery
Henry
Friant
Lena Harlow
Gladys Lowell
Whitefield
L. F. Lowell
West Dresden
George Gibbs
Haynes Landing
Farr Randlette
Abrid Ranilette
Augusta
Leslie Roberts
Leon Dunkley
Dunkley
Pert
Arthur Allen
Medford
Mass
Reed Allen
J. Leo McKenney
Boston
Lillian
Mary Ingraham
John
New Jersey
Warren Lemont
Chestnut Street
Roy C. Harlow
Ohio
Ida Harlow
Main Street
Frank Paine
Leon Millett
St. Albans
Eunice Reed
Whitman
Rachel Mansir
Elisha Volland
Alvah Good
Madeline Westcott
Strafford Bowlake
N. H
Labor Day
Pollard
Alden Good
G. (. Mariner
Esther Morrill
Lewiston
Donald
Madeline Emery
Wiscasset
Lown
R. G. Twycross
Sierra Madre
Cal
Cedar Grove
Twycross
Lillie Twycross
Muriel Berard
Waterville
Brunswick Road
Wood
Joseph Totman
McMahon Island
Stacey Moore
Mr. Totman
Albert Clark
Robinhood
Lester Powers
Edmund W. Thurston
Churches of
Alvah Reynolds
Parry
Agnes
Annie M. Jones
Georgetown Center
Walter Powers
Sars Hagan
Georgetown Methodist Church
Marguerite V. Pohek
Georgetown
West Somerville
Boston University
Harvard
Notable New England Travel and Family Visits End Summer
Local residents travel to Boston Watertown and Portland for business and leisure. Families including Solovich Dowling Noyes Liggins and Riches recount weekend trips to Bangor Bar Harbor Canada and Bath. Several Parisians and visitors from Massachusetts plan California winters as others tour Maine shores and historic sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Solovich
Sadie
Boston
Thomas Bates
Atlantis
Kennebunk Beach
Sadie Dowling
Hyde Park
Mass
Bertram Willis
E. B. Noyes
Everett
Sabine
Byron Steele
Watertown
Cox
Wollaston
Leslie A. Fowles
High Street
Robert Cochran
Andrews Road
Canada
Reuben Rich
Una Rich
Medford Hillside
John W. Gilmore
James I. Ledyard
Middle Street
Ralph R. Pitman
Reed
Barbara
Dover
N. H
Popham
Morse
Fred Emerson
Lynn
Bath
Fred Bowie
Drummond Street
Maine
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Kennebec Valley
Fred B. Teeling
Dummer Street
Liberty
N. Y
Mount Vernon
Aurelia Gray
George Gray
Lloyd Linkham
Charles Pinkham
W. T. Boyd
George Rogers
Pittsburgh
C.) W. Nocton
Virginia Rogers
Lloyd
Bexsye Daugherty
Clarence McMahan
Maxine Walker
Alton Reed
Bertram Johnson
Oliver
Kenneth Johnson
Hilda Johnson
Virginia Carter
Clara Simonson
Maurice Choate
Hallowell
Lightbody
L. (. Heuser
Edward Beady
Virginia
Charles Boucher
Clarence Stevens
Hampton
Dide-a-Wee
Henry Rowe
Chester Pinkham
Ellsworth Pinkham
Ida Hinckley
Vesta Hinckley
Gath
Vesta
Morse High School
Frank Sheridan
Goldie Sheridan
EF. VP. Williams
Elizabeth
Ralph
Oakland
C. GG. Blake
Beverly
Elwood Hammond
Sydney
Marion Stevens
George Yeo
George Delano
Duxbury
W. EF. Delano
J. L. Howard
Ocean View
Walter Moore
Nettie Snowman
Joseph Blaisdell
Herbert Moore
Herbert
Edith Lothrop
Belmont
Sumner
Mabel Thibodeau
Bowdoinhai
Esther Worthing
Seguinland
Lester Lewis
Supert and
Lawrence
Muriel
Vernon Gray
Carrie H. Stevens
Sarah Stevens
Mis
Isabel Stevens
Chocoena
J.P. Lewis
Lewis
Mlecta Lewis
Islesford
Popham Beach
Chester
Earl MacMahan
Wortland
George Bleu
Irving
Bath City Hospital
Walter Reid
Seguinhind
Daniel Cobb
South Portland
Bob
Ted
Winchester
Arrowslie
Colossus
John J. Desmond
Kennebec Bridge and Prosperity
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadabock Block
Bath, Me