Richmond School Staff and Community Gatherings Noted
Richmond reports the town schools opened with staff across grades led by principal R. Howard Bodwell and high school principal Paul Jack. A Busy Enterprise grange program followed by family reunions, visits from relatives, and numerous hometown social events fill the town calendar through September and beyond.
Local Ball Clubs Clash Thursday at Kelley Field
Two local teams meet Thursday evening at Kelley field in a tuneup for ships builders games. The city team beat the Clippers 7-1 in the first meeting while Morse high stars aim for revenge. Clippers manager Ernie Sarkis plans Leon Buck to pitch with Johnny Levyn Jimmy Craige Paul Wilson Linny Haynes and Omar King in the lineup.
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Kelley Field
Clippers
Morse High Stars
Brunswick Town
Ernie Sarkis
Leon Buck
Kents
Meade Couple Return Home Via Peterboro and NYC
Prof. and Mrs. E. G. Meade resume their journey to Ohio after visits with Mrs. Meade’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Cutler of 813 Washington Street. They will stop at Peterboro Inn in Peterboro New Hampshire and in New York City and expect to arrive home on Friday.
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E. G. Meade
Ohio
Peterboro Inn
Peterboro
N. H
New York City
Mrs. Meade
Mrs. A. M.cutler
Washington Street
Georgetown News Roundup Updates Friends and Visitors
Miss Marion Hunt returns from Orr's Island as numerous families from Bath Georgetown and Sagadahoc Bay visit relatives in town. Local students join Morse High School Bath and North Yarmouth Academy. Weekly dances at Overlook Kennebec Point resume. choir rehearsals held at multiple homes. Community rallies and summer-home closures mark the period with many families traveling to Boston Newtonville and Brooklyn for autumn.
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Marion Hunt
Orr’s Island
Rudolph Trafton
Donald
Portland
Howard M. Trafton
Clarence B. Hill
Patty
Boston
Lena Spinney
Brunswick
Howard G. Heald
Joan Harrison
Bath
Martha Rich Bowen
Thomas Hagan
Everett C. Higgins
Stearns Burgess
Welton
Somerville
Mass
George Church
Wollaston
Thurston
Frank W. Hove
Harry L. Horne
Roy M. Newman
Alex Cunningham
Boscn
Phillip Dalrymple
Kennebec Point
Newton Center
Willard Oliver
Lincoln Street
H. M. Trafton
Rose Smith
Lexington
Sagadahoc Bay
J. H. Brown
Newton
Ruth Lyman
North Adams
First Selectman
L. Earle Hagan
Morse High
Waltham
Grinnell
Thomas N. Williams
West Georgetown
Miles Hagan
Natalie
Dorothy W. Oliver
Kingston
Joseph F. Higgins
Walter W. Cummings
Arthur E. Brown
Wellesley Hills
William Thompson
New York
D. L. Pettengell
Frye
Carrie Oliver
Frank W. Hovey
First Baptist Church
Amy Hovey
Lester Powers
Earl Payson
Bay Point
John E. Carter
Woolwich
C. L. Hinckley
Malden Island
E. B. Billings
R. P. Todd
Melrose Highlands
Overlook
Dorothy Hagan
North Yarmouth Academy
Kenneth Dunlop
Newtonville
Roscoe P. Todd
Walter B. Hill
Emmy
George
Walter Jr
Pottsville
Edith Horne
Local Social Visit and River Logs Report
Hagan residents recall ice cream cake and candies as SSaaeehd J. Stewart and daughter Mrs. Phillip Dalrymple visited Mrs. Carrie Oliver. A raft of logs from the Brownwood lot lies in the cove near the eastern bridge ready to be towed to Gardiner.
Cosmo Club resumes departmental activities after summer
The Cosmopolitan club held its Sep tem meeting with 45 members present and announced the resumption of department activities. The Cosmopolitan Players will meet Oct 9, Current Events Oct 21, Singing Club Oct 4, and an arts and crafts group will form soon under Miss Carolyn M. Stackpole. The Garden club continues, and a women’s bowling team is planned. four new active members were admitted.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Cosmopolitan Players
Joseph I. Smith
Frederick W. Humphreys
Singing Club
Leroy F. Colby
Carolyn M. Stackpole
Roscoe P. McFadden
New York Herald Tribune
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York City
Garden Club
Carroll A. Deering
Alice May Douglas
N. Gratz Jackson
Dorothy A. Welch
House
Ruth H. Farnham
Mary Louise Lord
Bertha V. Bellerose
Edwin D. Tietig
Philansrosie
Ella J. Dougas
G. Eunice Whittall
Benjamin Godard
Ruth Cogan
David Cogan
J. Pridham
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Miss Whittall
George A. Stevens
John H. Perkins
Barcarolle
Tales of Hoffman
Jacques Offenbach
Miss Cogan
Carl Y. Kennedy
House Committee
Church leaders urge rebuilding for a kinder world
The Church must preach and live the Word to avert disaster and drive a reconstruction of society. Leaders, including Mr Wilson, warn that without a Kingdom of God mindset, greed and upheaval threaten civilization, calling for love, justice, and brotherhood in all areas of life.
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Kingdom of God
Church
Jesus
Lord
God
Wilson
Church of Christ
Miss Caroline St Martin Returns From Robinhood Visit
Miss Caroline St Martin daughter of Edward and Mrs St Martin of Washington street has returned home after a week as guest of her grandmother Mrs Ralph Dunton at her Portland summer residence on Robinhood.
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Caroline St. Martin
Edward St. Martin
Washington Street
Robinhood
Ralph Dunton
Portland
Five Islands Social Roundup and Seasonal Moves
Regular Grange Circle meets Friday afternoon at the Grange hall to help finish a quilt. Many residents and visitors are noted leaving cottages for the season with trips to Bath, Hallowell, Belmont, Cambridge, and New York. several cottages close as families depart Seguinland and Malden Island for winter.
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Grange Circle
Grange Hall
Helen Rowe
Yarmouth Academy
L. H. Rowe
Chester Pinkham
Portland
Ellsworth Pinkham
Percy Allen
Oakland
Piney Point
F. Bartlett
Marjorie Bartlett
Storr
Conn
Mary O'Connor
Arlington
Mass
Madge O'Brien
Tom Buckley
Augusta
Five Islands
E. M. Horton
Sallie Cubbage
J. C. Briggs
Winnifred
Malcolm Libby
Somerville
Lena MacMahan
Esther Hanley
Wellington School
Cambridge
Charles Hanley
Belmont
Marion Garland
Gertrude Hanley
Carrie Stevens
William Gage
Gage
Conant
Malden Island
Allie Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
A. W. Butler
Lincoln
Hugh Eisenhaur
Seguinland
Dick Anderson
Malden
Herbert Moore
Herbert
Charles
George Yeo
Boothbay
William Belanger
Bath
Belanger
James MacMahan
James K. Smith
Nancy
Kellum
New York
Arthur Walker
D. L. Howard
Clinton Hanna
Belgrade
George Hanna
Eugene Hall
Acton
Raymond Hall
Mr. Hall
Newton, Conn
Hall Cottage
Sedgemere Road
Thelma Davis
Moore
Melvin ,Drummond
Norman Drummond
Esther
Norman
Arrowsic
Marion Frost
Hagan's Cove
Winchester
Yeo
C. H. Stevens
Paul A. Thompson
Jean
Dorothy
J. G. Stevens
New Berlin
N. Y
Mr. Thompson
Robert
Martha
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Stevens
New York City
Lincoln Campbell, Jr
Lincoln Campbell
Danvers
Danvers High School
Thompson
Fairfield Visitors and Seguinland Cottage Activity
Miss Greta Hoxe and father Mr Hoxie of Fairfield visit Mrs Marion Frost on Monday. Mr Stanley and Orville Tanner of Sydney visit. Nat Hassenius and family, at Seguinland for the summer, close their cottage and return to Boston. John Hines of Pejepscot stay at Seguinland for a few days. Mr and Mrs Walter Prosser also at the cottage last week.
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Georgianna Tallman
Roslindale
Stee Yeates
Susan Meserve
District No. 5
Constance Perkins
Gardiner
Emerson School
Hazel Gardner
Richmond
Mary Elizabeth Gould
Portland
Elizabeth Haynes
Marcia Baker
Elizabeth McFee
Eula Terrell
Marie Bell
Saco
R. Howard Bodwell
Augusta
Paul Jack
Paul Given
Arabell Allen
Theresa Brown
Bridgton
Edna Marshall
Farrington
Enterprise Grange
Minnie Bacheldor
Myrtle Stewart
Ann Spofford
Martina Pushard
Charles Alexander
Minnie Waldron
Leon Batchelder
Maine
Nellie Murdough
Hazel McKay
Watertown
Mass
Pleasant View Farm
Mabelle Crillin
Ethel Rankins
Bar Harbor
John Curtis
Orange Heights
Fla
Houston Smith
Fred
Thomas Rutland
Marjorie
Plainville
Conn
Rutland
W. R. Hartford
South Pleasant Street
Leon Dunklee
Greenfield
Jane Kelley
Virginia Dunklee
Brewer
Cecil Libby
W. A. Libby
New Gloucester
Packard
Richmond High School
Leslie Burnell
Edna
Stephen Burnell
Burnell
W. W. Burnell
East Baldwin
Henry E. Burnell
Walter A. Warren
Gladys B. Cater
Camp O-At-Ka
North Sebago
Elmer Purinton
Ernest
Windsor Fair
Yarmouth
Evelyn Seekins
Norman Seigars
Barbara Ann
Auburndale
Leah Littlefield
Gordon Curran
Saugus
Charles Walker
Austin White
Wellesley Hills
Charles Lewis
John Cox
Melrose Highlands
John Coughlin
Malden
Mr. Coughlin
Sarah Coughlin
Harold Shaw
Freeport
Shaw
George Shaw
George Roberts
Florence Watson
Edward Carlton
Asbury Park
N. J
Clinton Stone
Cornish
Frances Libby
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henrietta Libby
Samuel Blake
Chant
Roger Boynton
Gloucester
Mabel Hines
Robert Wyman
War
Mabel McFee
Genevieve Lynch
Jamaica Plain
Josephine Crowley
Arlington
Roscoe Marshall
Dorothy
Jay
Dannemora
Ansel Marshall
Ray Ridgwell
Providence
R. I
Aldern McBurnie
Lillian Wade
Charles Wade
Capitol Island
Wesley Nelson
Quincy
Nelson
James Nelson
School Street
Harry Douglass
Everett Douglass
Grace
Sarah
Robert Blake
Kingfield
Douglass
Labor Day
Colonel Perley
South Bridgton
Merle Lilly
Robert Allen
Salem
Edgar Murphy
Damariscotta
Dorothy Stuart
Georgetown
Laura Whitney
Chelsea
John
Betty Coughlin
Fred Cox
Wollaston
River Road
Joseph Kane
Boston
Carroll Greenleaf
Attleboro
Meserve
Ethel Gordon
Lowell
Myrtle Gordon
Alvah Nickerson
Roy Denning
Oakland
Denning
C. A. Drinkwine
Lillian
Betsy Ann
Danvers
Evelyn Lovejoy
Arthur Vernon
Shirley
Harry Sykes
Horace Raymond
Woodfords
Quebec
Mary Murphy
S. M. Preble
Reading
Greta Hoxe
Hoxie
Fairfield
Stanley
Orville Tanner
Sydney
Marion Frost
Nat Hassenius
Seguinland
John Hines
Pejepscot
Walter Prosser
Sterling Bible Class Resumes Sessions
Sterling Bible class of Corliss Street Baptist church met in the Deering room after vacation with 29 members and one visitor. Mrs. John Hunt presided as president. Mrs. M Eugene Watson led devotions. singing by Mrs. Fred Bragg and Mrs. Lee W. Scott.
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Robert C. Mitchell
Fred Coombs
William H. Sheldon
Frank M. Bowker
Lester G. Campbell
James W
Call
Bath
James W. Gillespie
Zadoc F. Brown
William Hill
Arthur L. Plant
Charles Harrington
Frank A. Purington
Bath Tennis Court Becomes Busy Public Hub
The Bath High Alumni Association court draws players from nine to dark with crowds waiting and doubles common to share time. Young players show rapid progress as tournament rounds unfold, led by Blair C. Wilson who plans another court next year to handle demand.
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Bath
Bath High Alumni Association
Bobby Lee
Grammar School
Howard Mayo
Blair C. Wilson
Duce
Wilson
Bird dog trials set for September at Poland Spring
The Second Annual State of Maine Field Trials for Bird Dogs will be held September 22 and 23 at Poland Spring under the Androscoggin Fish and Game Association. Four stakes Puppy Derby Maine Amateur All Age and Open All Age offer prizes and awards with a prime venue for spectators.
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New England
State of Maine
Poland
Androscoggin Fish & Game Association
Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
George J. Stobie
Maine
Foland
Harry B. Adams
Auburn
E. W. Bickford
Lewiston
Andy McBain
Association
Lisbon Street
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