Newlyweds Bragg Visit Parents in Rumson NJ After Wedding
Mr and Mrs Robert W Bragg visited his parents in Rumson New Jersey after their Sept 1 wedding at St George s By the River The bride Eva Cahn from Sea Bright N J wore white satin with a long veil and gardenia bouquet The couple will tour New England at Moose Pond after a reception in Rumson The groom is an assistant art director at Joseph Dixon Crucible Co Jersey City and the bride is a fashion artist from Long Branch N J
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Bragg
Rumson
N. J
Ralph W. Bragg
North Street
Park Avenue
New York City
St. George's-By-the-River
Edward Bull
Eva Cahn
John L. Olsen
Sea Bright
Bragg
Muriel V. Grace
Bath
Olive Olsen
Long Island
N. Y
J. M. Olsen
Bradley Beach
Helen Camuto
Brooklyn
Marion Dee
Suffern
Doris Hillstrom
Robert A. Wood
Pittsfield
Mass
Patricia Dougherty
Lea Bright
Carol Andersen
A. Duncan Bragg
Bruce Andersen
Boston
Elwin Tickner
Orville Bentsen
J. Maitland Olsen
Mrs. Bragg
New England
Moose Pond
Mr. Bragg
Morse High School
Hebron Academy
Pratt Institute
Joseph Dixon, Crucible Co
Jersey City
Stimpson Fined $100 on Driving Charge
Theodore Stimpson 35 of Tenants Harbor was found guilty in municipal court of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He paid a $100 fine and $41.78 in costs. Judge Gardiner R. Deering offered three months in jail as an alternative. Stimpson had pleaded not guilty and police alleged he drove the car that on Monday night damaged three parked cars on Washington Street near Arthur Sewall II. Curley S. Wiley of Bath faces charges of driving without a license and unregistered car after being detained by police and ordered to report at City Hall with his license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Stimpson
Tenants Harbor
Gardiner R. Deering
Stimpson
Washington Street
Arthur Sewall
Curley S. Wiley
Bath
City Hall
Driver pleads not guilty to DUI in municipal court
Harbor, alleged driver of a sedan that struck a wing on Washington Street opposite the Arthur Sewall residence, pleaded not guilty to operating a motor vehicle under the influence. Judge Gardiner R. Deering ordered the case continued until 10 a.m. Wednesday and set sureties at 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Stimpson
Tenants Harbor
Washington Street
Arthur Sewall
Gardiner R. Deering
Richmond Lions mark first post vacation meeting
The Richmond Lions club held its first regular meeting after summer at the Methodist church parlors with dinner served by church ladies. Russell A. Ring presided as president, Lion J W Randlette received a 100 percent attendance button, and Randlette spoke on Richmond water works detailing operation and treatment. Upcoming Sept 23 meeting features M A Wheeler of Maine Central Railroad Co as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Lions Club
Russell A. Ring
Lion J. W. Randlette
Lion Randlette
Lions International
Richmond
M. A. Wheeler
Maine Central Railroad Co
Georgetown residents attend rally and seaside visits shorten summer
A busy Georgetown scene features Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Carr and Seward Emmons at a Republican rally in Tops ham, while numerous Bath Sagadahoc Bay and Sagadahoc Bay area residents enjoy weekend visits and cottage life. Notable trips include Miss Natalie Hagan of Bath visiting the Brown home, and Rudolph Trafton from Portland visiting H. M. Trafton’s family as Donald and Cynthia Ann return home to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Carr
Seward Emmons
County
Republican Committee
Grange Hall
Topsham
Sagadahoc Bay
Robert Frye
John R. Holt
Kennebec Point
Bay Point
D. C. Allen
Natalie
Collingswood
N. J
Harold J. Brown
Camp Overlook
Kennebec Point Road
Natalie Hagan
Bath
Brown
Rudolph Trafton
Portland
H. E. Horner
Detroit
Mich
H. M. Trafton
C. S. Hinckley
Malden Island
Edward Stewart
Phillip Delrymple
Judson Cross
D. L. Pettingill
Helen Noyes
Mass
Kenneth
Fred Spitzel
Taunton
Maud P. Thayer
Four Captains
Walter Bouton
Baltimore
Beatrice
Priscilla
Maud Thayer
Tarrytown
N. Y
Highland Manor School
Priscalla
Bouton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
P. L. Steadman
Gardiner
Lewiston
East Poland
James Dunton
Court Street
Steadman
Denver
Jo Hooker Wilson
Deborah
Milton
Academy
Wilson
Marblehead and Hicks Couple Visit Danvers Towns
Marblehead and Mrs Ambrose Hicks are staying in Danvers Massachusetts for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Albert Darrah are visiting her sister Mrs Harry Brown in Rangeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Ambrose Hicks
Danvers
Mass
Albert Darrah
Harry Brown
Rangeley
Bath native naval architect Ole Hanson dies at Portsmouth home
Ole Transon Hanson, 538 Sagadamore road in Portsmouth, a long time Portsmouth Navy Yard naval architect and Bath native, died suddenly Sunday morning after working on Saturday. He was Bowdoin 1906 graduate, Webb academy scholar, Beta Theta Pi member, and survived by sister Christine Rogers of Pownal and brothers Henry W. Hanson of Yarmouth and Bant Hansen of Cleveland. Mrs. Albert Noyes of Bath Memorial hospital is listed as a patient improving daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Transon
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Bath
Sagadamore Road
Portsmouth
Bent Hanson
Drummond Street
Bowdoin College
Webb Academy
Bowdoin
Webb
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Sewall Expresses His Appreciation
Maine Governor elect Sewall thanks voters for a splendid victory and Republican support. He says victory is a means to good government serving practical needs at the lowest taxpayer cost, pledging hard work, cooperation, and unity to move Maine forward in the American way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Dresden Social Roundup Sees Guests and School Updates
Mr. and Mrs. C. Thurston and maid return to New York after a fortnight at Patterson farm. Leroy Robbins works for J. W. Foster. Miss Harriette Sheldon returns to Everett, Mass. to teach. Lawrence Gahan and Elaine visit World’s Fair in New York. Winfield Mayers and parents hosted in Needham. Middle Bridge school gains new ceiling and fresh papering. All town schools reopen Sept. 3 with same teachers. Hildreth Rittall visitors from Greenfield. Randall Cummings visits Middle Bridge. John Rittall house to be Brackley family residence. Dorrs rent Wiscasset road house, preferring repairs. Fall term of Bridge Academy opens Sept. 9 with new assistants Mrs. Harry Hunter and Joan. Beer Sheba group returns to Worcester. Bernard Bailey buys a new car. Mrs. Ralph Lowell visits from South Windham. Miss Stevens returns from Massachusetts trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needham
Mass
Randall Cummings
Middle Bridge
John Rittall
Greenfield
Brackley
Capt. Stewart
Charles Dorr
Wiscasset Roads
Dorr
Alberta Bailey
Bridge Academy
Harry Hunter
Joan
Beersheba
Worcester
Bernard Bailey
U. S. Mail
Ralph Lowell
South Windham
Stevens
Massachusetts
September Jottings From Woolwich Town
Woolwich notes list visitors from Orlando and Butler New Jersey joining locals at Hockomock road. Nequasset groups host September meeting with plans for fall and winter activities. October gathering set at Murphy's Corner. sewing circle to clean Congregational vestry. Various locals named among attendees and visiting relatives.
Five Islands wedding ties Bartlett to Van Tol in Maine
Miss Marjorie H Bartlett of Shep herdstown West Virginia and Five Islands became the bride of Hendrik Van Tol of Falmouth Massachusetts at Spruceledge the bride's mother's summer home. Rev Daniel W Staffeld officiated. The couple will reside in Teaticket Massachusetts after October 1. The page lists many guests and family members from Massachusetts and Connecticut, and notes a busy summer in Five Islands with library activities and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie H. Bartlett
Shepherdstown
West Virginia
Five Islands
Hendrik van Tol
Falmouth
Mass
Spruceledge
Frank Pitkin Bartlett
Daniel W. Staffeld
Adams’ Shore
Quincy
Dorothy Stanwood
Jamaica Plain
Rockport
Bartlett
Mr. van Tol
Cornelius P. van Tol
Warren
Dorothy
Harold van Tol
Daniel Clark
Milton
Raymond Peacock
Mary P. Szall
Ashford
Conn
J. C
van Tol
Teaticket
Obituary for Nellie McCutcheon 76 at 46 Winter Street
Nellie McCutcheon 76 widow of Reynolds J McCutcheon died Monday at her Bath home. The death followed two earlier family deaths in the same house in seven weeks, her brother-in-law Charles Skinner 80 and her brother William H Carter 70. Born in Bath she was daughter of Charles and Lacey Griffin Carter and survived by niece Mrs William E Hill and nephew Harry C Skinner, both of Bath. She was a member of Wesley church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie McCutcheon
Winter Street
Charles Skinner
William H. E. Carter
Bath
Charles and
Lacey Griffin Carter
William E. Hill
Harry C. Skinner
Wesley Church
Mrs Mary C Goodman dies after long illness in Joppa Md
Mrs Mary Clark widow of Capt Robert H Goodman of Bath died September 3 at her Joppa home after a long illness. Survived by daughter Dorothy and son Dexter Goodman both of Joppa plus four stepdaughters Briton Smith Plainfield NJ Jay Aoup porte Millington NJ Ernst Enzmann Dedham MA and Jane Goodman Bath and a step son Capt Robert F Goodman New York. Funeral held in Joppa with burial in Abedreen Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clark
Robert H. Goodman
Bath
Joppa
Widow Mrs. Cora Burgess Dies at 32 in Bath
Mrs. Cora F Burgess 32 widow of John S Burgess died Wednesday after a four week illness in Memorial hospital. Born in Bath to Arthur and Mildred Pushard, she resided at 167 Middle Street and is survived by her father, sister Mrs. Margaret Allen, and two sons Robert A Landry and Donald Sterling Burgess, all of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Burgess
Cora F. Burgess
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Arthur
Mildred (Tibbetts) Pushard
Albert L. Mullen Dies After Short Illness in Bath
Albert L. Mullen 32 of 18 Russell street died in Memorial hospital early Saturday after a short illness. A Bath native he was a welder at Bath Iron Works and a Morse high school graduate of 1926. He was son of Charles and Flora Wilcox Mullen and survived by parents, one brother William Mullen Rochester New Hampshire, and four sisters Mrs Bertie Johnson Auburn, Mrs Ralph Wilson Durham, Mrs Philip Larsen Whitinsville Mass, Mrs Donald Benson Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Mullen
Russell Street
Bath Iron Works
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Charles
Flora Wilcox Mullen
Morse High School
John W. Smith
William Mullen
Rochester
N. H
Bertie Johnson
Auburn
Ralph Wilson
Durham
Philip Larsen
Whitinsville
Mass
Donald Benson
John H. Landers Dies After Long Illness at 73
John H. Landers, 73, died Sunday evening after a long illness at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Boutin on High street. Born in Bath, he was the son of John H. Landers and Bridget McElroy Landers and lived in Bath his whole life. He worked at Bath Iron Works several years ago and is survived by one brother James J. Landers of Bath and two sisters Mrs. George A. Dickerson of Bath and Mrs. Mary Silver of Yonkers New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Landers
William R. Boutin
High Street
Bath
John H
Bridget (McElroy) Landers
Bath Iron Works
James J
George A. Dickerson
Mary Silver
Yonkers
N. Y
Funeral services for Albert L. Mullens
Funeral services for Albert L. Mullen aged 32 were held Monday at eight in St Marys church. Rev Timothy C Maney sang the requiem mass. A burial service followed at Oak Grove conducted by Rev R A Martineau. Bearers included Carl Cooper Lewis Cooper Jack Wilson Thomas Mah a Alexander McDougall and Woodrow Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Mullen
Memorial Hospital
St. Mary's Church
Timothy C. Maney
R. A. Martineau
Carl Cooper
Lewis Cooper
Jack Wilson
Thomas Maha
Alexander McDougall
Woodrow Cooper
Oak Grove
Sawyer's Funeral Held for Five Year Resident
The funeral for George L. Sawyer, longtime resident of the Old Folks Home, was Saturday at 2 PM at Curtis funeral home 942 Washington Street. Rev. Jesse Kenderdine of Beacon Street Church officiated. Bearers were Edwin I Cornish Ralph P Mank Leonard M Munsey and Nathaniel J Stover. Burial followed in Maple Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Sawyer
Old Folks Home
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Jesse Kenderdine
Beacon Street
Edwin I Cornish
Ralph P. Mank
Leonard M. Munsey
Nathaniel J. Stover
Maple Grove
Mrs Burgess Funeral Services Held at Mayo Residence
The funeral for Mrs. Cora F. Burgess widow of John S. Burgess was held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street. Rev. George B. Wolstenholme officiated with bearers Frederick C. Pushard Clyde E. Caton Milton Pushard and Clifford A. Caton. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora F. Burgess
John S
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
George B. Wolstenholme
Frederick C. Pushard
Clyde E. Caton
Milton Pushard
Clifford A. Caton
Oak Grove
Death of George D Berry in Los Angeles
Relatives report the death of George D Berry in a Los Angeles hospital on September 2 after a week's illness. He was born in Ottawa in 1860, married Jessie Owen in Bath in 1905, and survived by his wife. He lived at 910 South Grand View Street, Los Angeles, where he worked before his accident and had been recovering on crutches. Funeral services were held in Los Angeles on September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
George D. Berry
Bath
Berry
Mr. Berry
Ottawa
Canada
Robert
Elizabeth (Burns) Berry
Jessie Owen
David and
Elizabeth (Chamberlain) Owen
South Grand View Street
James H Guynn 42 Dies After Illness at Togus Veterans Facility
James H. Guynn of Bath dies Thursday afternoon at Togus Veterans Facility after a short illness. A World War veteran, he served with Roland Smith post of the American Legion and worked for the Board of Highways and Sewers. He is survived by wife Barbara E. and three children James H., Margaret L., Evelyn B. of Bath, two sisters Mrs. Frank Wentworth of Kezar Falls and Mrs. Joseph Ingerson, and two brothers Henry A. of Lynn Mass and Thomas of Port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Guynn
Veterans Facility
Togus
Bath
Edmund and
Mary (Murphy) Guynn
Roland Smith Post
American Legion
Board of Highways and Sewers
Guynn
Barbara E
James H
Margaret L
Evelyn B
Frank Wentworth
Kezar Falls
Joseph Ingerson
Henry A
Lynn
Mass
Thomas
Portland
Lester D. Eaton Remembered Maine Official and Warden
Lester D. Eaton, 63, former Bath resident and once warden of the Maine State prison, died Saturday night at his Wilton home after a weeklong illness. He served as deputy U.S. marshal and was a member of the Maine State Liquor Commission enforcement staff. Eaton was previously connected with the State School for Boys and the Bridgewater State Farm, and he held deputy sheriff and turnkey roles at Franklin County Farm in Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester D. Eaton
Bath
Maine State Prison
Pejepscot
Topsham
Wilton
United States Marshall
Maine State Liquor Commission
State School For Boys
Bridgewater
Mass
State Farm
Franklin County
Farmington
Painter George L. Sawyer Dies at 84 in Old Folks Home
George L. Sawyer 84 longtime painter died Thursday evening at the Old Folks Home where he resided the past five years after a period of failing health. Born in Bath he was a son of Arthur and Eunice Sawyer and an active Lincoln Lodge Odd Fellows member. He is survived by a niece Mrs. Francis Faxon of Poughkeepsie New York and a nephew Charles F Farnham of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Sawyer
Mr. Sawyer
Bath
Arthur
Eunice Sawyer
Lincoln Lodge
Odd Fellows
Francis Faxon
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Charles F. Farnham
Brunswick
Death of Ernest B. Tozer in Augusta
Ernest B. Tozer formerly of Bath died Thursday morning in Augusta. He was a printer and a member of Corliss Street church. A committal service was held at the grave in Dover-Foxcroft where Mrs. Tozier is buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Augusta
Ernest B. Tozer
Bath
Corliss Street Church
Dover-Foxcroft
Tozier
Mrs. Mary L. Furbish Obituary Notice
Mrs. Mary Louise Furbish, about 66, widow of Joseph Furbish, died suddenly Aug. 29 in Philadelphia. Born in St. John New Brunswick, she was a daughter of Thomas and Emily Cahoon. She is survived by two sisters Mrs. C. H. Harrington and Mrs. Harry B. Williams and one daughter Mrs. Fred Mayer. Burial was in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Furbish
Joseph Furbish
Philadelphia
St. John
N. B
Thomas and
Emily (Lamoreaux) Cahoon
Furbish
C. H. Harrington
Bath
Harry B. Williams
Phippsburg
Fred Mayer
Funeral for J. H. Guynn at Mayo Residence
The funeral for James H. Guynn, 42, who died Thursday at Togus, was held Sunday at 2 P.M. at the Arthur F. Mayo funeral residences on High Street. Ro land Smith Post American Legion members served as bearers and Battery D 240th C. A. escorts. Battery members acted as firing squad. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Guynn
Togus
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Roland Smith Post
American Legion
Battery D
240Th C. A
Oak Grove
Albert Babb Funeral Held in Woolwich
The funeral of Albert Babb of Woolwich took place Thursday at 3 p.m. at Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence, Bath. Dr. David L. Wilson officiated. Bearers from Dyer Flaherty post V F W included Asa Wilson, Christopher Cushing, John Quirk, and Alvin Williams. Burial was in Murphy's Corner Cemetery, Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Babb
Woolwich
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Bath
David L. Wilson
Dyer- Flaherty Post
V.F.W
Asa Wilson
Christopher Cushing
John Quirk
Alvin Williams
Murphy's Corner
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Miss Olsen
New Jersey
Long Branch High School
Central Park School of Art
Hollis E. Small
Doris Briery Crocker
M. G. Powers
Baptist Parsonage
Cora J. Small
Helen Blinn
Miss Blinn
Amy Bradley
A. V
C. W
Edith Sewall
Aberdeen Farm
East Bowdoin
Laurelle Priest
Earl Lamoreau
Donald Alexander
Alfred Ives
Methodist Church
United Baptist Church
Lester Norton
Paul
World Wide Guild
Church
Marion Dickey
Ladies’ Aid of Enterprise Grange
George Sanford
Methodist Ladies' Aid
Georgia Donnell
Melrose
Carmel
Raymond Libby
Harold Lyman
Ida Clark
M. R. Briden
Barrington
R. I
Leah Littlefield
Ora Palk
Charles Tucker
Joseph Wilson
Elmer King
Walter Haskins
Frances Libby
Henrietta Libby
Carrie Hall
Caleb Mitchell
Bowdoinham
Herbert Stuart
George Johnson
Thaddeus Card
Gertrude Ford
East Boston
Wilbur Small
Horace Parkhurst
Raymond Parkhurst
Edgar Crawford
Albion
Leslie Roberts
Laura Stilphen
George Wilson
Moosehead Lake
Augustine Branch
William Kuykendell
Terra Alta
Pleasant View Farm
Howard Knight
Randolph
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co
Beverly Cadenelli
Charles Dutton
Dorothy Stuart
Georgetown
Cora Tarr
Providence
Laura Beal
Mrs. Wallace Gardner
Roland Allen
Beverly, Mass
Clara Allen
Ole Hanson
Albert Noyes
Bath Memorial Hospital
Sewall
Dresden
Woolwich Town
Louis Orr
Louis Jr
Doris
Orlando, Fla
Orr
Bleike Reed
Butler, N. J
John Brown
Hockomock Road
Hollis Leeman
Nequasset
Arthur Williams
John Gilmore
Maurice Hathorne
Percy Bailey
Frank Bailey
Dora Bailey
Sarah Sas
William Robson
Mary
John W. Brown
Herbert Leeman
Chester
Florence Hathorne
Henry Dubar
Charles T. Brown
Pastor
Evelyn Leeman
Arline Leeman
Hollis Leeman Jr
Congregational Vestry
Sarah Bailey
Forest Baker
Brice
Darrell
Pattricia
Wiscasset Road
Rhode Island
Provincetown
Laura Harding
Boothbay
Franz Stevens
Sky Pilot
Hobart Sanford
Mt. Vernon
Sanford
C. H. Sanford
Salvation Army of
MacMahan Island
Gotts’ Cove
Llewellyn Hinckley
Quincy Wales
Newton
Chandler
Dorchester
Alice Cromwell
Alma Field
Bertha Plummer
Raymond
Florence Wyeth
Intervale
Stanley B. Harding
East Otisfield
F. S. Koehlwetter
George Gray
Beulah Miller
Nora Marr
Reginald Pinkham
Russell Harford, Jr
Charles Ruggs
Everett Hennan
Cambridge
Camp See-See-Sea
Sedgemere Road
Rockland
J. B. Horton
Louis Schmidt
Anna Worrell
Harriett Worrell
Frances Brooke
J. G. Stevens
Ralph Worrell
Pemaquid Point
W. H. Wolfe
Wolfe
Alton Reed
Percy Savage
Proctorsville
Brook Farm
Harriet Worrell
Rockmere
Elbridge Southard
Malden
Marie Peters
Elbridge Southard, Jr
Nellie M’cutcheon
Mary C. Goodman
Cora F, Burgess
A. L. Mullen
G. L. Sawyer
Mary L. Furbish
J. H. Guynn
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
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