Field Day plans mark Richmond Sportsman's event at club grounds
The Sportsman's Association prepares for a Sunday Field Day at the Alexander road club grounds. Events start at 10 am with committees led by Clowes Guiou Jr and Harris Hutchins overseeing running deer, chicken shoot, trap, skeet, and duck activities. Also noted are food concessions, safety, and public address systems with neighboring groups contributing, plus a Grange installation planned for October 2 and a range of community meetings and library additions.
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The
Sportsman's Association
Alexander Road
Clowes Guiou, Jr
Ralph Dickinson
John Carver
Arthur LaChance
Redlon Holman
Gerald Guiou
Albert Fossett
Earl Dickinson
Richard Palmer
Warren Lawrence
Pasquale Cadenelli
Arold Dearborn
Raymond Millett
Charles Jewett
Charles Leon
Harris Hutchins
James Carr
Clyde McFee
Frank LeMarr
Fred de Roche
Fred Duren
Leland Smith
Wesley Cray
Williams Emmons
Peter Dupont
Harold Lyons
Harold Dearborn
Allen Packard
Leslie Dewitt
George
Sally Hoyt
Nathaniel Gilpatrick
Harold Harford
Harold Averill
Charles Dickinson
Roy Dickinson
Chester Foster
Madelyn Leon
Rachel Varney
Carrie Holman
Augusta Jewett
Veneranda Sanford
Marjorie Guiou
Emerson Lane Post
American Legion
Legion
Mt. Carmel
Masonic Hall
Pushard
Isaac F. Umberhind Public Library
Genevieve Quinnam
Hilton
Williams
Rich
Dixie Nurse
Ford
Humphries
Cody
Gunman
Joselyn
Richmond
Monmouth
Robert A. Evans
Danvers
Mass
Roscoe Whitten
Fort Fairfield
Evans
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Plymouth
N. C
speJil
Union 43
Litchfield
Virgil Hinckley
William J. Kelcher
Muriel Pratt
Bernice Thryng
Melvin Mack
Charles Coveney, Jr
Norman Flagg
Margaret
Garth Drives Photon Printing Revolution from Sebasco
William W. Garth, Alabama born executive in New Eng land, leads Photon Inc and Graphic Arts Foundation in marketing the Photon electro photographic typesetting system. The machine halves costs, triples speed, and can replace multiple linotype units, with six machines weekly production planned by 1954. Garth, MIT graduate, visits Sebasco Estates, Maine, where his mother resides.
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The
Boston Herald
William W. Garth
Alabama
New Englad
Gutenberg
Garth
L. D. Garth
Sebasco Estates
Phippsburg
Sebasco
Sebasco Lodge
Graphic Arts Foundation
Photon
Photon, Inc
Huntsville
Ala
Nashville
Leeman Highway to be blacktopped west of High Street
City officials announce plan to asphalt the shoulders on Leeman Highway west of the High street bridge. City Manager Nathan C. White says funds suffice to finish the north side from the High street ramp to the suburban end sign and to cap a portion of the south side. State maintenance beyond signs remains the state's responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeman Highway
High Street
Nathan C. White
Highway Commission
Neighborhood children party hosted by Miss Barter
Miss Ethel Barter of Academy street entertained neighborhood children from two to four in the afternoon on her lawn. The group enjoyed games and refreshments including ice cream cookies cake and punch. Each guest took home a lollypop. Attendees included Billy and Susan Greene Jane Van Wynen Judy Linda and Cathy Ashe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Barter
Academy Street
Miss Barter
Billy
Susan Greene
Jane van Wynen
Judy
Linda
Cathy Ashe
Allen
Janice Carr
Gary Lenfest
Sandra
Cindy Bourgoin
Carol Witham
Jeanette Lemoine
Dorothy
Jeanette Ferris
Jean Orr
Gayle McCormick
Repairs Chimney At Patten Free Library
One of the library’s two chimneys was removed and retapped on Tuesday to curb a public danger, per Allan Spear curator. The chimney had been in use long in an extremely dangerous condition with mortar nearly gone. Hahnel Brothers of Lewiston stripped down the bricks to complete the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten Free Library
Allan Spear
Hahnel Brothers
Lewiston
Funeral for Irving F Hunt in Georgetown
Funeral services held Saturday at First Baptist Church for Irving F Hunt who died Thursday at Moody Nursing Home Bowdoinham born Chelsea Massachusetts October 27 1884 son of Edgard B Hunt and Elizabeth Hinds Hunt. Hunt founded Hunt Motor Freight in Boston later joining Safeway Truck Lines retiring 1947 moved to Georgetown. Survived by widow Florence Munroe five nieces and nephews. Burial Oak Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Irving F. Hunt
Moody
Bowdeinham
Mr. Hunt
Chelsea
Mass
Edgard B
Elizabeth Hinds Hunt
Wollaston
Boston
India
Irving
Hunt Motor Freight Company
Safeway Truck Lines
West
Georgetown
Florence Munroe
Dorchester
Hunt
Harold
Kenneth Cromwell
Bucksport
Woodrow Gray
Five Islands
Harold Hunt
Woolwich
Herbert
Belfast
Clarence Colby
Out of Town
George Nickerson
Daniel Munroe
Personal notes on social visits and events
Mrs. William Potter of Oak Street will host the Twin Bees club of Bath and Brunswick at her Summer home in Arrowsic on Thursday at noon for a picnic lunch. Charlotte E Cahill, dance director, returns from California on Sept 29 and will reopen her school of dancing Saturday Oct 3 at the American Legion Hall. Mr and Mrs William Kelley of Waship Street hosted by Nass residents visited their daughter in Southport before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Potter
Oak Street
Twin Bees Club
Bath
Brunswick
Arrowsic
Charlotte E. Cahill
California
School of Dancing
American Legion Hall
John Leitrankee
Nass
William P. Kelley
Waship Street
Southport
Five Islands birthday tribute for Aunt Belle Stevens
Miss Isabelle Stevens observed her 89th birthday at Rockmere Lodge with a dinner party hosted by Miss Harriett Worrell. Attendees included Mrs. Victor Pinkham, Mrs. Francis Pierce, Mrs. Franz Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson, and many Stevens relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Stevens
Rockmere Lodge
Harriett Worrell
Victor Pinkham
Francis Pierce
Franz Stevens
Paul Thompson
J. G. Stevens
Sylvia Pinkham
Elaine Stevens
Rockmere
Miss Stevens
Belle
Five Islands
Harry Carr
Richard Hanna
Robert Moore
Ronald Thibodeau
George Gray
Obituary of Callie May Young 1859 194? Civil War widow
Mrs Callie May Young 94 of 35 Main Street Kittery widow of Moses C Young died Monday at Harbor Hospital York born Readfield Feb 23 1859 daughter of Jedediah and Angeline Whitney resident of Kittery 12 years with son George C Young member Hudson Grange 11 First Baptist Nashua and Women's Relief Corps Nashua survivors Mellen J Young Bath Fred E Young Auburn George C Young Kittery six grandchildren 22 great grandchildren 13 great great grandchildren funeral Wilson Funeral Home Kittery Wednesday morning interment Mt Auburn Cemetery Auburn Wednesday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie May Young
Main Street
Kittery
Moses C. Young
Harbor Hospital
York
Readfield
Jedediah and
Angeline (Hunton) Whitney
George C. Young
Hudson Grange 11
Hudson
N.H
F Rst Baptist Church
Nashua
Women's Relief Corps of
Mellen J. Young
Bath
Fred E. Young
Auburn
George C Young
Wilson Funeral Home
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Hartley J. Lounsbury Rites Held At Curtis Funeral Home
Funeral services for Hartley J. Lounsbury were held Tuesday afternoon at two o clock from Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Charles R Sims of First Baptist Church officiating. Bearers were Hartley E Lounsbury Linwood R Lounsbury Norman Lounsbury Albert Greenleaf and Ernest Pinkham. Burial was in the family lot in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley J. Lounsbury
Curtis Funeral Home
Charles R Sims
First Baptist Church
Hartley E Lounsbury
Linwood R. Lounsbury
Norman Lounsbury
Albert Greenleaf
Ernest Pinkham
Oak Grove
Bath Visitor Notes and Old Players From 1911
Mrs Ella Carlton of Woolwich is a patient at Brunswick hospital. Mr and Mrs James Hunter of Larchmont New York have been visiting Bath friends at Sedgwick and left for Southport for an outing. Mr and Mrs James Christy left for Evanston Illinois after visiting Mrs Christy’s sister Donald F Sewall at Boothbay. Grover Cleveland Alexander won 28 games in his rookie season for the Philadelphia Phillies in 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Carlton
Woolwich
Brunswick Hospital
James Hunter
Larchmont
N. Y
Sedgwick
Bath
Southport
James Chrsty
Evanston
Ill
Christy
Donald F Sewall
Boothbay
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Philadelphia Phillies
Death of Miss Alice G Welch 82 in Camden Nursing Home
Mrs. Harry W Tucker of 934 Middle Street learns of the death of her cousin Miss Alice G Welch of New York City and Winthrop Maine. Age 82. Born February 14 1871 in Brooklyn New York. She studied art in New York and worked as an occupational therapist at the Veterans Hospital in Beacon New York. She resided in New York City for 12 years and was a member of the Universalist Church of Augusta. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 11 am at Gilbert C Laie Memorial Funeral Home Camden with Rev E Roy Burchell of Augusta presiding. She is survived by nieces and nephews including a Bath cousin.
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Harry W. Tucker
Middle Street
Alice G. Welch
New York City
Winthrop
Maine
Camden
Miss Welch
Brooklyn
N.Y
Daugher
James W
Margaret (Merritt) Welch
Augusta
New York
Veterans Hospital
Beacon
Universalist Church of
Bath
Dr Joseph H Beattie Dies Aboard Mauretania At Sea
Dr Joseph H Beattie 73 of Dobbs Ferry New York and longtime MacMahan Island summer resident died suddenly aboard the Mauretania while travelling to Europe with his wife Loretta V Beattie. Born September 7 1879 in Warwick New York he studied at New York Medical College class of 1902 and later in Paris and London. He was a physician churchman banker soldier and scholar who marked his 50th year in medicine last year. Survived by widow John Beattie brother in Warwick and predeceased by his first wife Annie M Baxter.
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Joseph H. Beattie
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
MacMahan Island
Doctor Beattie
Mauretania
Europe
Loretta V. Beattie
Warwick
John J
Louise Beattie
New York Medical College
Paris
London
Obituary: J. Lounsbury of Woolwich Dies After Illness
J Lounsbury 64 of Woolwich died Saturday at Bath Memorial Hospital after a short illness. He lived in Bath area most of life, born in Moncton New Brunswick. Funeral services held Tuesday at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Charles R Sims. Burial at Oak Grove. Survived by widow Idantis, two sons Hartley E Linwood R a daughter Mrs Norman Greenleaf all Bath, and brother Norman H Lounsbury of Malden Mass. He worked many years for Bath Iron Works and was a 25 year member of Polar Star Lodge Masons Bath. He was active in Peoples Baptist Church and AFL Boilermakers Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley J. Lounsbury
Woolwich
Curtis Funeral Home
Charles R. Sims
Oak Grove
Mr. Lounsbury
Bath Memorial Hospital
Moncton
N. B
Sanford and
Lavina Burgess Lounsbury
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corps
Old Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Polar Star Lodge
Masons of
Old Peoples Baptist Church of
AFL Boilermakers Union
Idantis Lounsbury
Hartley E
Linwood R
Norman Greenleaf
Norman H. Lounsbury
Malden
Mass
Irving F Hunt 69 Georgetown dies in Bowdoinham nursing home
Irving F Hunt aged 69 of Georgetown Center passed away Thursday morning at a Bowdoinham nursing home where he had been receiving care. Born in Chelsea Massachusetts October 27 1884 he was the son of Edgar and Elizabeth Hunt. He worked for Safe-War Truck Line of Boston as a transportation official before moving back to Georgetown Center with his wife Florence Hunt. He is survived by his wife and several nieces and nephews Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at 1:30 from Georgetown Baptist Church with burial in Oak Cemetery Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving F. Hunt
Georgetown
Bowdoinham
Chelsea
Mass
Edgar
Elizabeth (Hines) Hunt
Safe-War
Boston
Hunt
Georgetown Center
Florence Hunt
Georgetown Baptist Church
Oak Cemetery
James Stanton Jr Funeral Mass Held at St Marys
Funeral services for James Stanton Jr were held at St Marys Catholic church with a requiem high mass conducted by Rev Fr Belfontaine. Bearers included Robert Cummings Edward Cummings Andrew Flaherty and John Flaherty Burial followed at Oak Grove. Dick McGuire of the New York Knicks leads the team in assists for the fourth straight season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stanton, Jr
St. Mary's Catholic Church
John Belfontaine
Robert Cummings
Edward Cummings
Andrew Flaherty
John Flaher
Bicycle Accident Costs a Boy's Life
A ten year old Bath boy Jay Stanton died at Memorial hospital from injuries after a bike truck collision on Oak street. He suffered severe internal and head injuries when his bicycle hit a parked express truck. Blair C. Brook of Auburn, the truck driver, transported him to the hospital after four hours of surgery. He lived with his grandmother Mrs. J. W. Cummings at 149 Oak street.
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Memorial Hospital
Jay Stanton
Rita C. Stanton
Boston
Oak Street
Blair C. Brook
Auburn
J. W. Cummings
Bath Native Roy Parris Dies Sudenly At Pemaquid
Roy Parris 73 a Bath native died suddenly Saturday at Pemaquid while on an outing with friends. Born August 17 1880 he was a Bath High School graduate and worked as a draftsman at Bath Iron Works Fore River Shipbuilding and the Boston Navy Yard. He was an art lover who painted Bath relatives. Funeral services were held at Strong Funeral Home Damarscotta and he was buried in Brain tree Mass beside his wife who died five years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Parris
Bath
Pemaquid
William B
Emma
Johnson) Parris
Parris
Bath High School
Bath Iron Works
Fore River Shipbuilding Corp
Quincy
Mass
Boston Navy Yard
Florida
D. LeRoy Lord
Upper Eeton Street
Fred May
John G. Morse
Morse
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Strong Funeral Home
Damarscotta
Braintree
Mass for Carleton W Perry in Bath church
A high Mass of Requiem was sung for Carleton W Perry 38 at St Marys Catholic church Bath at 8 am Tuesday. He died suddenly Saturday evening at work in a local market. Survived by widow Virginia Wright Perry son Stephen daughter Elaine and five brothers including Bath City Councilor Donald F George P and Robert J. Perry. Burial in Oak Grove family lot. Perry was born Benedicta to Annie L Perry and the late Daniel J Perry, long employed at Bath Iron Works Corp and previously at Steeves Market. He was a director of the corporal works of Mercy Society at St Marys. A large K of C delegation past grand knight attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Carleton W. Perry
Winship Street
Sylvia Langlais
Frank Manion, Jr
Ralph Hutchins
Henry Seile
William Kelley
Harry Deering
Avadahoc Council
K. of C
Mr. Perry
Oak Grove
Benedicta
Annie L. Perry
Bath
Daniel J. Perry
Bath Iron Works Corp
Steeves Market
Perry
Corporal Works of Mercy Society
St. Mary's Church
Virginia Wright Perry
Stephen
Elaine
Donald F. George P
Robert J
Harold D
John J. Perry
Memorial Mourns TenYearOld Jay Stanton After Truck Bicycle Crash
Jay Stanton ten died Friday morning at Memorial hospital after a Thursday collision between a bicycle and a truck. Born in Chelsea Massachusetts May 26 1943 he was the son of James and Rita Stanton. Survived by his parents maternal grandmother Mrs John W Cummings of Bath paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Patrick Stanton of Wakefield and several aunts uncles and cousins. He would have entered the fifth grade at North Primary School this fall and was a member of St Marys Cub Scouts. Funeral services will be Monday morning at eight from St Marys church Barton Vermont. The second item reports the burning of Lawrence L Peavey farm buildings on Route 12 with estimated losses between 25000 and 30000 and total area losses reaching 70000 for the area.
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Jacob Kunz
Washington, D. C
Kunz
Herman Barter
Bath
Clarence Watson
Farmington
Pleasant Villa
Arthur Rowe
Waltham
Mass
Lawrence Perow
William Campbell
South Gardiner
Donald Hopkins, Jr
Victor Pinkham
Lester Lewis
Lawrence Lewis
Richmond
Paul Thompson
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Arthur Berry
Kathleen Rittall
Harlan Pinkham
Popham
Richard
James Davis
Lermond Davis
North Anson
Pvt
Ardeen Pinkham, Jr
Kentucky
William Philbrook
Newton Upper Falls
Red House
Harmon's Harbor
Waldo Hasenfus
Marycliff
Albert
Newton Hahlands
Upper Sheepscot Bay
Frank Doland
Seguin Lodge
Albert Browne
New York City
Paul Browne
Arlington
Georgetown
Joseph O'Brien
Robert Sullivan
George Jones
West Rox
Jay Stanton
Memorial Hospital
Chelsea
James
Rita (Cummings) Stanton
John W. Cummings
Patrick Stanton
Wakefield
Jay
St Mary's Cub Scouts
St Mary's Church
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Jeff Coates
Annie Dunbar
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Dana Sullivan
Olive Little
Della Grondin
Calla Johnson
Irving Tripp
Ceres
Alice Hinkley
Pomona
Cornelia Coates
Flora
Bertha Curtis
Masters’ Association
Progressive Grange
Sagadahoc Grange
Sebasco Visitor
William Garth
Mrs
Louise Garth
Elsie F. Mitchell
South Portland
Robinhood
Mitchell
Maine Historical Society
Edward C. Clarey
Clarey
Jefferson, Maine
Henry Clarey
Robert Clarey
John Clarey
Charles Arbuthnot
Kennebec Point
Princeton
N. J
Arbuthnot
Presbyterian
World Council of Churches
Payne Hall
Robert Waller
Eugenia Bradshaw
Kenneby Point
Newton
Montgomery M. Smith
Montie
Pattie
Potland
Bert Leefman
Demarest
John Brewster
Portsmouth
N. H
Northfield
Mount Hermon School
Joe Reed
Philip Dalrymple
Dudley Allen
Overlook
New York State
Leonia
Judson Cross
Eastman
Victor Hagan
Etontown
Harry L. Horne
Washington Street
Louis W. Hille
Pennsylvania
Campbell
Nathaniel Hasenfus
Labor Day
Marie
Joseph Reeds
Conn
Lillian Wheeler
Macene
Harold Herseys
Donald Burklin
Joseph F. Higgins
Eileen McGrath
Medford
Bay Point Casino
Dick Steele
Sagadahoce Bay
Dorothy W. Oliver
Joseph F Higgins
Cohasset
Miss Treat
Kingston
Kingston High
Gerald York
Framingham
Edgar Hunter
Little Sheepscot
Hanover
Thomas Thacher
James Rogers
MacMahan
Ralph Dunton
Edward St. Martin
Warren S. Todd
Mr. Todd
Roscoe P. Todd
Georgytown Center
Stoneham
Leon Kelley
James Stevens
Derby Line
Warren Stevens
Rutland
Harold Rowe
Charles Kelley
Nelson House
Blasi
Wiswall House
Wiswall
Elsie
Rockland
Branwell Harford
Lulu Hanna
Irvin Pinkham
Irving Hanna
Philip Pinkham
George Young
Howard Chase
Freeport
Millie Pinkham
Geneva Rowe
Olive Williams
Leon Williams
Leon, Jr
Francis Bacon
Sudbury
Rowe
Theodore Campbell
Farber Davis
New Harbor
Mary Elizabeth
Davises
Rudolph Pinkham
Henry Moore
Bath Canning Co
Harvey Urann
Francis Marr
Edith Davis
Brookline
Pearson
Davis
Ray Gilpatrick
Lawrence Brett
Welchville
Evan Thurlow
Ralph Gay
Edgar Osborn
Springfield
Cora Rutherford
Eastport
David Rutherford
Margaret MacMahan
Ivan Pinkham
Parker Start
Melrose
Arthur Marr
Marr
Richard Carey
Tacoma Park
Alton Reed
William Grady
Massachusetts
Ida Hinckley
Charles Jones
Cambridge
Albert Moore
Bangor
Robert Titterington
East Bridgewater
Albert Wilbur
Lakeville
Titterington
Derby
Izetta’ Pinkham
Harold Rowe Dren
Leominster
Lester Davis
Lamisset
Dick McGuire
N. Y. Knickerbockers
NBA
Knicks
Barton
Lawrence L. Peavey
Route 12
M. H. Page
North St
Kennebec
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