Beedle farm house fire destroys home near Richmond
Firefighters rushed five miles with Engine No. 1 to Beedle house where the Trott family home burned Friday. The barn was saved by the water from two wells and a brook was pumped dry. Neighbors called by telephone. chimney fire suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Trott
Beedle
Trott
Clifford Gray
Mr. Gray
Ella Gray
Flora Denham
Helen Moore
Shirley Moore
Richmond
Otis Gray
Litchfield
Sidney Gray
West Gardiner
Fred Gray
Hermon
Abner Foye
Emil Danmeyer
Steele
Bowdoinham
Wiscasset
Maibe] Gleason
North Quincy
Mass
C. B. Kennedy
Iva Gray
R. N
Portland
Chestnut Street
Cora Newell
Zelma, Dwinal
Camden
Barbara Dwinal
Rufus Hatch
Drew Street
Augusta
Wilma Ora Farrington
Carroll Eugene Farrington
R.N
Hackensack Hospital School of
Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
Columbia University School of Public Health
Berdan
American Tea Co
New Jersey
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Sterling Bible class meets Monday night
Sterling Bible class met Monday evening in the Corliss Street church vestry with 15 members and one guest. Mrs. John H. Hunt presided, devotions by Mrs. M Eugène Watson, piano by Mrs. Fred May, and Genesis questions posed by Mrs. Hunt.
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Birthday Bank
Fred Coombs
Lillian F. Fisher
Hunt
Frederick P. Moffatt
Edwin L. Robbins
Watson
Warren H. McIntire
Chester A. Plant
Moffatt
Robbins
C. Frank Knowlton
Ann G. Blodgett
Leland R. Mitchell
Julia Boyd
George A. Lennox
May
Owen-Greene wedding at Grace church Sunday
Miss Eleanor Mary Greene daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Greene married Clinton V Owen in a four oclock ceremony at Grace church rectory by Rev Charles M Tubbs. The bride wore a grey wood ensemble trimmed with Persian lamb and Dubonnet accessories. The couple will reside at 163 Court Street after a short wedding trip and reception at the brides home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst
Carroll Eugene Farrington
Pleasant Pond
Litchfield
Wilma Ora Farrington
Charles Berdan
Folsom
Helen Green
Weston
Mass
A. T. Tess
Maywood
N. J
C. E. Farrington
Richmond and
Hackensack
Henry E. Farrington
Sophia Tufts
Gorham
Cora Green
Susie Holman
Minnie Gilcreas
Ethel Gilcreas
Fred Ellis
Dixfield
Savage
Waterville
William Bates
Guilford
Thistleton
Ray Baker
Fred Kopiske
Mabel Lancaster
Arthur Gibbs
Harold Brown
Richmond
Marjorie Tucker
Ernest Wiles
Gardiner
Eleanor Mary Greene
John A. Greene
Leonard Court
Clinton V. Owen
Grace Church
Charles M. Tubbs
Richard H. Syring
Portland
Ore
Albert E. Brooks
Court Street
Margaret I. Owen
Dorothy Greenwood
George J. Slater
Carol
New York City
Georgetown hosts summer barbecue at Hulbert home
Long column lists guests and visitors in Georgetown as Prof. and Mrs. J. R. Hulbert of the University of Chicago hosted a summer barbecue at their West Georgetown residence with many attendees including Nancy Hulbert Miss Ann Gifford and families from Boston York and Bristol. The piece notes other locals guests visitors and summer plans, plus a funeral at First Baptist Church for Augusta V. Todd and multiple arrivals and departures around Kennebec Point Bay Point and Popham Beach.
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J. R. Hulbert
University of Chicago
West Georgetown
Nancy
Chicago
Ann Gifford
Boston
York
Carl Williams
Dorothy
Bristol
Conn
J. R. Blackie
T. N. Williams
Seward E. Emmons
Eva C. Manshall
Nashville
Isabel Lachaise
Bath
Laura Boyd
Illsington
Mass
Emma B. Billings
Joseph Bearse
Malden
William A. Todd
Popham Beach
Todd
Nathaniel Perkins
George F. Oliver
Lincoln Street
Howard Trafton
Edward J. Stewart
Phillip Dalrymple
Kennebec Point
Georgetown Center
Henry Reynolds
Appleton
Abbie Reynolds
George Oliver
Beverly
Marrtown
Annie M. Jones
Carroll Powers
Robinhood
Jones
Roscoe P. Todd
Dorothy W. Oliver
Kingston High School
Kingston
Joseph Higgins
Walter Powers
Alex Cunningham
Canada
Marion Rowe
Manchester
E. Emmons
F. H. Coffin
Ida B. Oliver
Portland
B. H. McCain
E. H. Hastings
Old Orchard Beach
H. L. Tarr
Richmond
George Curry
Betty
Gardiner
Maple Lodge
Bay Point
Roy Newman
Clarence B. Hill
Patty
Overlook
Martha Rich Bowen
Augusta V. Todd
Nathaniel Todd
First Baptist Church
Walter Schoepfer
Seward Emmons
Howard Heald
Frank Heald
William Todd
Oak Cemetery
Cora Hersey
Waterville
A. R. Phillips
New York
Percy Smith
Fairfield
Doris Brody
Frances Roberts
Roy Hersey
South Dexter
Jennie Todd
Arthur Todd
Lisbon
Frank Oliver
Stacey
Leeman Drake
Popham
Harold Hunt
Brunswick
Edwin Hennessey
Massachusetts
Elizabeth Hunt
Arthur S. Rowe
Augusta Rowe
J. S. Wall
Dorchester
Newton Center
Byron Campbell
Herman Spinney
Frank LeClair
Julia Perkins
Auburn
Walter Sprague
Clifton Matthews
Fred P. Oliver
Melrose
Deborah Wilson
Anne Freeman
Herbert Higgins
Cambridge
Everett Higgins
Otis Baker
Norwood
Five Islands
Joan Harrison
Mereen
Sebasco
Kenneth Dunlop
Carrie L. Oliver
Lester Powers
Ann
Ralph Reynolds
Woolwich
Charles Reed
Wellesley Hills
Waldo Brown
Maine Voters Urged to Approve Highway Referendum Five
Elmer Thompson Secretary of the Automobile Club of America writes to Maine voters urging support for Referendum No Five on September 14. He argues dedicating highway funds to roads prevents diversion to other uses and ensures fair funding for Maine’s vacation and travel infrastructure.
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Elmer Thompson
Automobile Club of America
the Times
New York
Bath
Maine
BUSTER CARROLL MAY ENTER MORSE HIGH
Lowell boxer Buster Carroll may join Morse High School football team under coach Hank Small. The welterweight, now based in Bath, is considering attending Morse next year and could boost the backfield alongside Harry Thayer Al Gallant and Hammy Chaney. Initial practice will focus on conditioning with old clothes and sneakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Carroll
Lowell
Mass
Bath
Nick Mihalos
Morse High School
Hank” Small
Kelley Field
Carroll
Lowell, Mass
Morse
Harry Thayer
al Gallant
Bath Rotary hears talk on banking safeguards
The Bath Rotary Club held its weekly luncheon at Hotel Sedgwick with President Winchenbach presiding. Fred D. Hill led a Q and A on banking basics including depositor money flow, bank safety, loan practices, and bank services, while praise was given to Bath banks and their directors. Visiting Rotarians from Colorado Springs and other cities attended.
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Bath
Charles Hirch
Colorado Springs
E. B. Varney
Fall River
Mass
Ed. Blois
Somerville
Wm. Jay Williams
Greenwich
Conn
W. B. Hershey
Five Islands Sees Summer Gift and Village Socials
The Grange library in Five Islands receives a book gift of 13 titles from Mrs Anne L Read of Kennebec Point. The Five Islands Improvement Association held its final meeting with 30 attendees, appointing committees and planning for next year. Local residents and visitors from Bath Malden Cambridge and Quincy spent weekends at cottages, with many returning home after a season filled with visits events and a church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Mrrs
Anne L. Read
Kennebec Point
Sinclair Lewis
Garden
Henry S. Ortloff
Gerald Bullet
Charles Woodhoff
Charles Hall
Arnold Bennett
Marjorie Rawlins
Albert Charles Boni
J. C. Briggs
Cowley
Five Islands Improvement Association
Elbridge Southard
Marie Peters
Richard Anderson
Chester MacMahan
Portland
Laura
Caroline
Malden
Mass
Elbridge Mains
William Belanger
Bath
James MacMahan
Charles MacMahan
Walter Beane
Everett
Five Islands
Roy Clark
Elizabeth
Trenton
N. J
Winthrop
White Cottage
Pauline
Freddie
Seguinland
Walter Moore
Hallowell
Nettie Snowman
Ruth Pierce
Southport
Capt
George Hanna
Henry Morin, Jr
Brunswick
Hope Berry
Thelma Davis
C. H. Minchen
Boston
Leon Williams
Waltham
Helen Rowe
Yarmouth Academy
L. H. Rowe
Miss Rowe
Carrie H. Stevens
Waterbury
Harold MacMahan
John Latoure
Joe Kelly
Cambridge
Virginia Ainley
Leslie Ainley
Bert Hall
Eugene Hall
Ruth Hall
Acton
Hall Cottage
Sedgemere Road
Richard Fellows
Roland
Llewellyn Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Social Notes Roundup of Bath Visitors and Locals
Staten Island guests J Russell Grant and wife with daughters Jane and Sally vacationed in Bath. Ruth Louise Clark left Marwa Avenue for a week as proofreader on the Independent Masters. Calvin Greenleaf and Russell Greenleaf returned from summer time with grandmother Ida Greenleaf in Westport. Clarence Greenleaf sent to a Boston hospital by illness. Eva Bishop and granddaughter Marjorie Desmond visited Bath relatives in Labor Day travels. Blanche B Bunker and cousin Ferry stayed with Hunnewell at Sagadahoc Ferry then returned to Milton. Lieut. and Mrs Samuel Simons of St Petersburg visiting F A Knapp and family in Brunswick. Simons retired from the US Army after 25 years. Mr and Mrs Lester Knight and Donald of Washington Street visited North Whitefield for Windsor Fair where Mrs Knight won ten prize ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Russell Grant
Jane
Sally
Staten Island
Bath
Ruth Louise Clark
Marwa
Avenue
Calvin
Russell Greenleaf
Saugus
Mass
Ida Greenleaf
Westport
Clarence Greenleaf
Boston
Eva Bishop
Marjorie Desmond
Dorchester
Labor Day
Bishop
Howard Rice
Mistreet
Charles Oliver
Willard Oliver
Brunswick Road
Blanche B. Bunker
Los Angeles
Calif
Miss Ferry
Milton
Hunnewell
Sagadahoc Ferry
Bunker
A Strout
Ida M. Beals
Sagadahoc
Samuel
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Augusta State Hospital
Clarence B. Morrill
Elizabeth Amy Byran
Edward C. Bryan
Westfield
Westfield Teachers’ College
Center
East Longmeadow
Colby College
Boston University School of Theology
Florence
Williamsburg
Morrill
Lawrence Oddy
New Brunswick
St. John
Fredericton
Progressive Grange
Harry Rackley
Frank Turner
Thormaston
Charles Sylvester
Turner
Topsham Fair Grounds
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Room
Sterling Bible Class
Owen-Greene
Henry O. Trowbridge
Andrews Road
Higgins’ Beach
Georgetown
Frances” Pottlé of
Perley Chandler
Donald
Augusta Thursay
Rocky Hill, Conn
The
Morse High
Fred D. Hill
Bath National Bank
Mark Hanna
Staten Island, N. Y
Mina Wilson
Washington Street
Susan Briggs
Winter Hill
Winnifred
H. M. Fossett
Berlin
N. H
Gott's Cove
Frank MacMahan
A. L. Butler
Barbara
Lincoln
Charles Jones
Hinckley
Mr. Hinckley
Seguin
Barrowes
Boothbay
D. R. Stevens
Walter E. Reid
Charles Hinckley
James P. Baker, Jr
Charles T. Barker
Quincy
Hinckley Homestead
F. W. Perkins
M. F. Biggins
Thomas Scott
Isabel Stevens
Katherine Pendergast
Daniel W. Staffeld
Adama Shore Community Church
Lester Knight
North Whitefield
R’s
Bath Savings Institution
Sagadahoc County
E. Mason Wright
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston