Richmond Family Reunion Highlights Local Guests
A Richmond family reunion at Frank and Emma Reynolds home on Kimball Street drew relatives from Revere Massachusetts Edgewood Rhode Island Gardiner Maine and beyond. The gathering included a wedding anniversary and a marriage at the Methodist parsonage with about 50 attendees. A Legion banquet in Augusta featured Governor Brann and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reynolds
Kimball Street
John Cox
Revere
Mass
E. J. Banks
Florence Banks
Howard Banks
Edgewood
R. I
Emma Bowley
Arthur Bowley
Frank
Alice Weston
Wilbur Gowell
Eugene Purington
Litchfield
William Newell
Gardiner
Howard Wilson
Belmont
Wilson
Bank
A. G. Baker
Harry Jones
Esther Carolyn Nute
Alice Nute
Lewiston
Bernard E. Bailey
Dresden Mills
Richmond
Elmer Bailey
J. L. Pinkerton
Ralph Lowell
Windham
Frances Searles
Doris Rogers
Phyllis Cate
Carolyn
Thelma Bailey
Paul Searles
Bangor
Fritz Peterson
Norma McLain
Robert Clark
Austin Smith
O. J. Moen
Wendell Leavitt
Woolwich
Augusta
Mabel Lewis
Albert Christanson
Rudolph
Taunton
Amandus Borjesson
W. H. Johnson
Capt. Foster
Mr. Johnson
Dresden
Hattie Locke
Madison
Gertrude Baker
Revere Beach
Robert Newell
Malden
Kimall Street
Perley Eastman
Lynn
L. E. Burnell
Francis Meisner
Hallowell
James Siegars
Barbara
Dexter Siegars
Arthur Siegars
Rufus Hatch
Carroll Farrington
Brunswick Road
Sagadahoc Grange
Progressive Orange
Gwendolyn Tarr
J. E. Purington
Ernest Purington
Richmond Social Notes Highlight East Orange Visitors
The Richmond segment records multiple local visits and travels. Families from Rich mond, East Orange New Jersey and Belfast are noted visiting relatives and attending services. Church events include a vesper program and choir rehearsals with listed participants and performances.
Stop Joy Riding In City Elevator
A city hall sign bans anyone under 16 from operating the elevator after many youths rode daily. Three youngsters, aged eight to nine, were trapped Tuesday until City Messenger Harold W. Child guided them out during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Committee On Public Buildings
Harold W. Child
Eagles Plan Annual Clambake on New Meadows River
Bath Aerie of Eagles will hold the annual clambake next Sunday on the west shore of the New Meadows river near the old Bull Rock bridge. The bake starts at 2 p.m. followed by the field day. Committee: Edward J. Lee Edward Whitehouse Cedric Martin Edward J. McMann William Decring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Aerie of Eagles
New Meadows
Georgetown social notes span Bath to West Georgetown
Mrs. Melvin Cunningham and daughter Eleanor overnight in Bath. Visitors include Dr J W Browne and family settling in West Newton Massachusetts and Faith Nelson from Augusta. Numerous locals attend cottages, visits, church events, and outings across Robinhood Kennebec Point and Georgetown with many returning to homes in New York Boston Medford and Sagadahoc Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Cunningham
Eleanor
Bath
J. W. Browne
West Newton
Mass
Faith Nelson
Augusta
Harry L. Horne
Brody
New York
Belle M. Heald
Doris Phillips
Augusta Todd
Popham
John Wilson
Hallowell
Wilson
Hooker
Ellery Harford
Lexington
Walter Cunningham
Linwood B. Stevens
Hourwich House
Ann M. Reade
Kennebec Point
Medford
John Thibodeau
Bath City Hospital
D. L. Pettengill
E. J. Oliver
Cox's Head
Roy Newman
Miller
Tufts College
Robinhood
Albert Deermont
L. Earie Hagan
Frank Heald
Annie M. Jones
R. P. Todd
Mary Louise Pinkham
Victor Pinkham
Five Islands
Everett D. Stevens
M. M. Leighton
C. L. Hincksey
Sagadahoc Bay
Curtis Salisbury
New Haven
Conn
Elsie Dunton
Needham
E. B. Bulings
Laura Boyd
Boston
Leonard Boyd
Newton Highlands
Billings
John F. Thompson
Howard
Fuetcner
Stetson Fletcher
Elizabeth Thompson
Shirley N. C. Hicks
Lewiston
Frederick J. Hinckley
Frederick Roland
West Georgetown
Clinton Hanna
Belgrade Lakes
Georgia Randall
Kearsage
N. H
In-Vita Herb & Iron Tonic Promoted by Erssdmian Co
An advertisement explains In-Vita Herb & Iron Tonic benefits including cleansing the system purifying the blood improving appetite aiding digestion toning the body and regulating bowels to relieve constipation. Erssdmian Medicine Co Stonington Maine guarantees safety and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erssdmian Medicine Co
Stonington, Me
Governor Phips Memorial Tablet Dedication Planned
Ex Governor and Mrs Wm Tudor Gardiner invite Maine Society D A R members to a Saturday luncheon at Phips Point Woolwich. Dedication ceremonies at 2 p m on a boulder marking Sir William Phips memorial with remarks by Governor Gardiner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Tudor Gardiner
Maine Society
Sir
William Phips
Daughters of
Phips Point
Woolwich
Selectmen
F. W. Carlton
Sir William Phips
Massachusetts
Gardiner Farm
George N. Gardner
America
May Pelham Hill
Topsham
Murray L. Stanley
Winthrop
Edmund N. Lippincott
Harpswell
Maine
Frederick E. Stow
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Gardiner
Florence Waugh Danforth
Skowhegan
Lena P. Stevens
Bangor
Portland
William H. Williams
Augusta
Sunday guests and meeting headline
Fall River and Mrs. Nettie Swift of North Attleboro Mass Mrs Lena D Donnell of Bath and Capt Charles R Bailey of Gardiner and Bath were Sunday dinner guests at the Pollyanna at Five Islands and called on friends at the Center. Harry H Heald led a Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday evening with the subject When and How Should We Stand Against Public Opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Nettie Swift
North Attleboro
Mass
Lena D. Donnell
Bath
Charles R. Bailey
Gardiner
Five Islands
Harry H. Heald
Christian Endeavor
Killing Frost Hurts Bath Area Farmers
A killing frost Tuesday morning damaged crops in Bath and surrounding areas. Temperatures near 40 at seven, with deeper chill in lowlands. Squash vines died. tomatoes corn and beans injured. a Brunswick road farmer faces total loss on late potatoes. Woolwich farms report substantial damage. a night of calm followed by frost hurt melons while strawberries escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Brunswick Road
Woolwich
Harbor Master acts over blocking of City landing
Harbor Master Walter L. Whitney considers action against motor boat owners who persist in blocking City landing at the foot of Ferry street by mooring crafts across from the float to the wharf. Complaints from down river boat owners say it is difficult to land at the float to shop due to Bath boats moored there daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Whitney
City Landing
Ferry Street
Th Float
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Flora M Shaw Auburn
Mrs Flora M Shaw widow of Samuel C Shaw died at her daughter Mrs Walter Libby’s Brightwater home. Funeral attended largely at 176 Washington Street Auburn with Rev. George Helsey officiating. Bearers were Walter Libby Maurice Libby Bert Shaw and Harry Goss. Burial in Pine Street Cemetery. Sherman Graves of Brunswick named to Castine Rotary club arrangements for the 1934 meeting of the superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora M. Shaw
Samuel C. Shaw
Walter Litby
Brightwater
Washington Street
Auburn
George Helsey
High Street
Sherman Graves
Brunswick
Castine
Rotary Club
Rotary
Frances MacPherson Joins Mt Washington Hotel Orchestra
Frances MacPherson son of Mr and Mrs Sydney MacPherson of 73 York Street left Monday for Bretton Woods New Hampshire to finish the season playing in the orchestra at the Mt Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances MacPherson
Sydney MacPherson
York Street
Bretton Woods N. H
Mt. Washington
Five Islands Cottage Visitors for Summer Season
A crowded list of summer residents and visitors names families from Boston Cambridge Malden Somerville and Marblehead spending weeks at cottages on Seguinland Five Islands and nearby areas. Notable names include Pierce Hennan Allen Stevens Thompson Cromwell and Gage reflecting a busy seasonal social pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Pierce
Boston
Seguinland
George E. Hennan
Cambridge
Mass
Percy Allen
Joseph McCormack
James E. Dowd
Albert Mochi
Henry Murray
Somerville
Pleasant Villa Cottage
Ellery Harford
Ambroese Thibodeau
Harry Reid
Chiles Jordan
Auburn
Concord
Alfred Douglas
Douglas
Sedgemere
I. P. Quimby
Bessie Quimby
Malden
Oakland
Elbridee Southard
Acy Junior
Albert Hodgdon
Newington N. H
Harry Greenlaw
Richard Anderson
Caroline
Laura
Elbridge Main
Percy McGilvary
Della Lewis
Bertrand Lewis
William Gape
Augusta
Paul Thompson
Robert
Martha
Kirk Thompson
Joseph G. Stevens
BE. M. Horton
Wiscasset
Charles M. Bigelow
Ruddy Duck
Charlotte Berry
Alice Cromwell
Middleboro
Kirk W. Thompson
New Berlin
N.Y
Paul A. Thompson
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Frederick Pope
S. B. Cubbage
Boothbay Harbor
Donaleen
MacMiahan Island
Bulledge Frost
Freemont
N. H
Herbert Moore
Charles
Herbert
Mark R. Thompson
William Chaff
William Chate, Jr
John B. Blasi
Jamaica Plain
Chate Cottage
F. M. Reid
Squinland
Bath
Florine Stevens
Bernard Salme
New York
E. A. Freeman
Marjorie Bartlett
Camp Tegawitha
Mt. Pocono
Fred Johnson
Ann Elizabeth
Arthur
Waltham
Frances Reid
Damiariscotta
Lendiall Ayers
Famiy
North Augusta
Arlington
Five Islands
Lena MacMahan
E. M. Horton
Ida Hinckley
Massachusetts
Alfred Rowe
Lidgemere
H. E. Beane
Mt—hotel
Sesuadane Waltham
Frank MacMahan
MacMahan Island
Ex-Governor and family head to Boston and Chicago
Ex Governor and Mrs Wim Gardiner with sons Tudor and Thomas depart Tuesday for Boston for business, while Mrs Gardiner and the boys proceed to Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Tudor Gardiner
Tudor and
Thomas
Boston
New York
Gardiner
Chicago
Dr. Harry L. Stilphen of Richmond Dies
Dr. Harry L. Stilphen of Richmond died Saturday at Maine General hospital in Portland. He leaves a wife, three children Virginia Paul and Olive, two brothers Fred Stilphen of Dresden and Cecil Stilphen of Portland, and was a respected physician with a long illness since an August 1928 motorcycle accident. He was born January 21, 1883 in Pittston and alumni of Bridge Academy Dresden and Burlington Medical School. He worked at New Haven Hospital and Togus Hospital, was a Mason and Eastern Star member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Small
Richmond
Sara 3. Temple
Lauraine Temple
East Orange
N. J
Maine Mission For the Deaf
Meee First Baptist Church
Waterville
Elma Cooper
Fredericine Fellows
William Chase
Litchfield
Raymond Frick
Bloomfield
Hill Street
Gladys Purington
King
Stella Greenleaf
Elva Purington
Italy Hatch
North Front Street
Harry Pierce
Harry, Jr
Clyde Arthur
Bernard Pierce
Somerville
Mass
Thomas Pierce
Travers
Bath
George M. Libby
Ernest E. Brown
Everett Kincaid
Charles A. Rogers
George A. Alexander
James Fields
Emma Doughty
Wiscasset
Carolyn Grover
J. E. McKenney
Victor R. E. Carey
New York City
Holden Priest
Swan Island
Boston
Allen Constantine
Marguerite
Allen, Jr
Ruth
Warsaw
N. Y
Kennebunk
Pemaquid
Arthur Randall
Laura Peavey
Otis Barrows
Madelyn
Lancaster
N. H
Leslie Roberts
Arthur Foster
Center Street
Beatrice Page
Edward Page
Portland
Chester Foster
Ethel Foster
Abbie McKenney
Herbert Thompson
White Mountains
Lowell
McKenney
Eva Lyon
Augusta
Melvin Hutchinson
Stella McGee
Thomas Finnegan
Fred McGee
Gardiner
McGee
George Despeaux
Henrietta Libby
Cora de Lara
Homer Alexander
Harry Whitney
William Skelton
State Normal School
Plymouth
Henry Skelton
R. W. Higgins
Frank V. Woodrow
Greenfield
Leon Dunklee
Dunklee
Charles
Harry L. Stilphen
Maine General Hospital
Virginia
Paul
Olive
Fred Stilphen
Dresden
Cecil FE. Stilphen
Stilphen
Maine Street
Dr. Stilphen
Pittston
Bridge Academy
Burlington, Vt
New Haven
Togus
The
Eastern Star
Mrs Jane E Aldrich Widow of Senator Aldrich Dies at 59
Mrs Jane E Aldrich 59 wife of Hon Ellis L Aldrich of Topsham and Bruns wick attorney and former Sagadahoc state senator died Thursday after a two month illness Born Feb 25 1874 in New York City she studied at Hunters College lived in Montclair New Jersey before moving to Topsham in 1923 Survived by husband son Sherwood Aldrich a BU law student and daughter Mrs Janet N Hudson of Cambridge wife of Prof Manley O Hudson Harvard University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane E. Aldrich
Ellis L. Aldrich
Topsham
Brunswick
Sagadahoc
Aldrich
New York City
Thomas
Frances Norton
Hunters College
Montclair
N. J
New York
Bath
Sherwood Aldrich
Boston University Law School
Janet N. Hudson
Cambridge
Mass
Manley O. Hudson
Harvard University
Charles E Hacker Dies. Brunswick Contractor and Bristol Figure
Charles E Hacker 75 a Brunswick builder who worked on Elmhurst estate for John H Hyde and the Bath Iron Works died at his home. He built the Bath public library and Cabot mill addition and was a Mason Odd Fellow Brunswick Club member. Survived by wife Beatrice Stanley and son Edward P Hacker. His daughter Beatrice lives in Hawaii. Hometown ties mark a long local career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hacker
Brunswick
Shaw and Steeves
Bath
Elmhurst
John H. Hyde
Bath Iron Works Corp
Cabot Mill
Edward
Helen Poole Hacker
Masons, Chapter and Council
Odd Fellows
Brunswick Club
Hacker
Beatrice Stanley
Sheffield Barracks
Hawaii
Edward P. Hacker
Providence
Woman in Woolwich Auto Crash Seriously Injured
Mrs. J E Whitten of Laconia New Hampshire is hospitalized in Bath after a Monday morning collision on the State road near Woolwich Murphy Corner. Her husband was injured but not seriously. A Maine woman driver led three cars. Mr Whitten swerved to the ditch to avoid a collision with W B Phelps following. Mrs Whitten sustained head injuries and body bruises. Mr Whitten shaken but later deemed alright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Whitten
Laconia
N. H
Bath City Hospital
Woolwich
Murphy Corner
Abram C. Oliver
Whitten
Bath
Maine
W. B. Phelps
Harvard
Mass
Mr. Whitten
Phelp
Phelps
Murphy's Corner
A. A. Stott
Stranger sought after watches in Rob inson shop
A tall pale man, about 30, prompted by Kingsbury and Campbell, allegedly collected two watches from Merton A. Robinson in Music Hall block at 96 Wellington Street. Kingsbury's Waltham wristwatch and Campbell's Bulova wristwatch were handed over. neither owner authorized a messenger. Police seek the stranger, likely local and familiar to the owners. City Marshal Walter Lanis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton A. Robinson
Music Hall
Wington Street
Ernest Kingsbury
Lester Campbell
Bath
Mr. Robinson
Kingsbury
Unsuccessful Burglar Attempt At Roy's Market
Night Patrolman Langdon Green found a broken rear window and covered coal bin entry at Roy's Market on 778 Washington Street about 12 30 Monday morning. The intruders apparently fled after finding the cellar door locked from inside. Nearby, Troop's Hardware store was broken into Friday night and about 100 dollars in guns were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Washington Street
Langdon Green
Green
Troop
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Sally Smith
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George Smith
Louise Burns
Frank Redfern
Berlin
Francis Oliver
Clarence B. Hill
Marie
Hill
Mina Clark
Marion Rowe
South Manchester
James Buzzo
Middletown
Rudolph Trafton
Candia
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Watertown
Jennie L. Todd
John F.thompson
Stephen Clarke
Charles V. Minott
Alice Minott
Abbie Minott
Phippsburg
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Bristol
Roy J. Campbell
Salem College
Winston-Salem
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Queenie Letta
Martha Rich Bowen
Overlook
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R.N
Kenneth Dunlop
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Nancy Pearson
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Faith Reyher
Miss Wellborn
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Elizabeth Turner
Governor Phips
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Sagadahock Block
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Bath Savings Institution
H. L. Stilphen
Hilda G. Scott
Gorham
Gorham Normal School
John W Scott
Court Street
Beacon Street
Beacon Hill
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