Richmond welcomes Rev J J Starr new pastor at Baptist church
Rev J J Starr and his wife arrive in Richmond from Old Town where he led the Penobscot Indian Baptist church he founded. The couple and their three daughters plus a 12 year old Indian girl live at the campground where he now serves as missionary and grounds superintendent. Mrs Starr directed the Children’s Camp and he is treasurer of the Cottage Owners Association. A separate society note covers the Sept 4 wedding of Mildred Ruth Morris to Eugene Powers Hart in Orono with details of the ceremony and reception.
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J. J. Starr
Baptist Church
Starr
Richmond
Penobscot
Old Town
Elizabeth Nicolas
Rev. Starr
Richmond Campground
Cottage Owners Association
Orono
Mildred Ruth Morris
Eugene Powers Hart
Augusta
Charles O'Connor
Mayford A. Morris
Main Street
Doris P. Morris
Clarence E. Hart
Eugene Thompson
Thompson
Francis Giggs
Hart
Local residents relocate and visit relatives after travels
Jerrea Pittsfield plans to move his family to Kee field after purchasing a home there. Miss Priscilla Chipman, a post office employee, will remain. Alfred and George McMaster and their families from Millinocket toured Bar Harbor. Mrs. Conant of Washington DC and Mrs. Bisbee of Auburn visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Lealy on Water Street. Esther Parker visited her parents nearby.
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Foence
Jerrea Pittsfield
Keefield
Priscilla Chipman
Alfred McMaster
Millinocket
George McMaster
Bar Harbor
Philip Conant
Washington D. C
William Bisbee
Auburn
John
Funeral for Genevieve Stuart in Portland Cathedral
Funeral services for Genevieve Stuart 78 of Portland formerly of this town were held last week Wednesday at Emmanuel chapel in Portland Cathedral church of St Luke. Burial followed in the Evergreen cemetery family plot here. Miss Stuart was a daughter of Capt and Mrs Stephan Stuart of this town. She is survived by a nephew Stuart DeMott of Port Huron Michigan.
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Genevieve Stuart
Portland
Emmanuel Chapel
Maine to showcase broad exhibit at Eastern States Expo
Maine unveils a large display at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Massachusetts highlighting agricultural fishery industrial and tourism assets. The Maine building features potatoes poultry apples seafood furniture and wood products with displays by the Departments of Agriculture Inland Fisheries and Game Sea and Shore Fisheries Highway Forestry and Maine Publicity Bureau.
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Maine
Springfield
Mass
State of Maine
State Department of Agriculture
Inland Fisheries and Game Department
Sea and Shore Fisheries Commission
The
Highway Department
Forestry Service
Maine Publicity Bureau
Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
Sea and Shore Fisheries Department
Dho
State Forestry Service
State Highway Commission
Roger B. Withington
Seale Glass and Paint Company
Portland
Merrill Thomas
Maine Development Commission
Pine Tree State
Plang
Day Family Returns Home From Summer at Pop ham Beach
Mr and Mrs Harry L Day return with children Anne Jon and Jimmy to Green street after spending the summer at their cottage at Pop ham Beach.
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Harry L. Day
Anne
Jon
Jimmy
Green Street
Popham Beach
Ladies from CC club Enjoy Boothbay Playhouse Dinner
Mrs Lottie Brown Mrs Mary Dorr Mrs Freda Kingsbury Mrs Flora Simard Mrs Madelyn Marsh Mrs Nancy Fifield and Mrs Muriel Morin members of the CC club recently enjoyed dinner out and a play at the Boothbay Playhouse.
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Lottie Brown
Mary Dorr
Freda Kingsbury
Flora Simard
Madelyn Marsh
Nancy Fifield
Muriel Morin
CC Club
Boothbay Playhouse
First PTA Meeting Opens Georgetown Season at Central School
Georgetown held its first PTA gathering since summer recess on Wednesday at Central School with a large turnout. Committees reported and plans were laid for the coming season. next meeting set for Five Islands grange hall.
Local residents relocate and host visits on Robin Hood area
Victor Hagan purchases the Russell Pinkham house for family occupancy. Several families and individuals depart Robin Hood for homes in Staten Island Ridgefield Bath and Elmira. Notable notes include Mrs Marguerita Morrison visiting in Robin Hood and Maud Thayer heading to West Point to teach.
Youth Council Plans Fall and Winter Programs
The Youth Council of the Community Center meets after reopening to outline a larger roster with representatives from local high schools and Central Grammar. They schedule a Sept 23 mixed dance and Sept 28 card party, with a Sep 24 meeting to finalize plans and boost membership.
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Community Center
Nancy Stover
Douglas Champion
Barbara Morse
Mary Callan
Paul MacDonald
Frank Torrey
Bill Milliken
Central Grammar
Central Eighth
Vic
Community club honors long-time secretary at Five Islands
At Howard hall the Community club presented Miss Gertrude Smith with a book for her years as club secretary. Nat Hasenfus, elected president, made the presentation. A yacht Rosie Bell anchored in Harmon's harbor last week. Georgetown PTA held its first Fall meeting with a large local delegation. next month’s meeting is set for Library hall. Many residents and visitors are noted, with summer departures and trips to New York and Nova Scotia.
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Howard Hall
Gertrude Smith
Nat Hasenfus
Rosie Bell
Harmon's Harbor
Georgetown
Parent-Teacher Association
Library Hall
Rockmere Lodge
Harriett Worrell
Philadelphia
Arthur Nelson
Library Association
Clarence Preble
Walter Moore
Russell Pinkham
William Stewart
Social notes from Harbor View area and nearby towns
Harbor View House resident remains since July and recently left for Medford Massachusetts. Richmond couple Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lewis visited in town. Edward Clarey of MacMahon Island spent an evening with the W. E. Grays. Woolwich spouses Alton P. Reed and Edith Pinkham family resettled in Georgetown after summer camp. Various relatives and friends from Hallowell Bath Portland Falmouth Lewiston and Bath area shared visits and church attendance. John Gibson, recently discharged from Maine General Hospital, has returned home.
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Harbor View House
Medford
Mass
Lester Lewis
Richmond
Vernon Gray
Edward Clarey
MacMahon Island
W. E. Grays
Alton P. Reed
Woolwich
E. E. Pinkham
Edith Pinkham
Thomas Watson
Louis Austin
Albion Carr
Bath
Lucius Ames
David Rutherford
Lewiston
Elson Harford
Harford
Branwell Harford
John Gibson
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Henry Ford Dance Prompter to Call Off Friday Evening
America's leading square dance promoter Albert Haynes will call off the gala Country Dance Friday at Bath Armory for the Polio Emergency Fund Drive. Haynes, long associated with Henry Ford, West Wayside Inn, Sudbury, is credited with reviving square dancing in New England and has drawn crowds at Sebasco Lodge and the Rockland Lobster Festival. The event features rustic decor, a Boston Fancy orchestra program, and a polio fund-raisers with refreshments by the Bath National Foundation Women’s Division. Local committee members and ticket sellers are listed, urging community support as polio cases rise in Saga dahoe County and statewide.
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Bath State Armory
Haynes
Henry Ford
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Mass
New England
Hollywood
Fords
Maine
Sebasco Lodge
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Island Park
Rockland
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Armory
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Women’s Division
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John Newell
Archibald M. Mainhall
Obituary of Albert W Pinkham 80 Woolwich resident
Albert W Pinkham 80 a Woolwich resident died in Pitts ton Sunday Born in Boothbay Harbor he was son of Lyman W and Eva Ellery Pinkham He worked at sea and later farming in Woolwich He was a Mason member in Stock ton Springs Funeral was held Wednesday at 11 at A F Mayo Son Funeral residence Rev John Anderson officiated Survived by two nieces Ruth Doyle and Erna Savage both of Bath and three nephews Everson Stinson Woolwich John and Arthur Stinson Bath
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Albert W. Pinkham
Woolwich
Pittston
Boothbay Harbor
Lyman W
Eva Ellery Pinkham
Ruth Doyle
Erna Savage
Bath
Everson Stinson
John and
Arthur Stinson
Funeral services held for Miss Mabel Pearce of Woolwich
Miss Mabel Alice Pearce born October 3 1884 in Maidstone England died recently in Woolwich. Funeral services were conducted at Curtis Funeral Home Bath with Rev Charles M Tubbs of Grace Episcopal Church officiating. Burial followed at Riverside Cemetery Woolwich with a grave committal. Bearers were Charles Pearce George Pearce Wilfred Bernier and Neal Quinton.
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Mabel Alice Pearce
Woolwich
Curtis Funeral Home
Bath
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Riverside Cemetery
Charles Pearce
George Pearce
Wilfred Bernier
Neal Quinton
Miss Pearce
Maidstone
Kent
England
George
Minnie Read Pearce
Charles
Allan H. Munro Dies at 84 in Bath Memorial Hospital
Allan H Munro 84 of 200 Center Street Bath died Friday evening at Bath Memorial Hospital He was born in Machias April 15 1865 a son of William H and Marion McKay Munro and lived most of his life in Bath as a brick mason He worked at Bath Iron Works and did masonry with Harry B Williams of Winneganee Surviving are a brother Charles A Munro Bath two sisters Lydia H Munro Bath and Laura Brown Concord N H one nephew and two nieces.
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Allan H. Munro
Center Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mr. Munroe
Machias
William H
Marion McKay Munro
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corp
Harry B. Williams
Winneganee
Charles A. Munro
Lydia H. Munro
Laura Brown
Concord
N. H
Sudden Death Reported for Braxton L. Luce of Bath
Word has been received of the sudden death of Braxton L. Luce of Bath on Wednesday in Florence South Carolina. Details are not yet available. His mother Mrs Herbert Luce 900 High Street has left for Florence and will return with the body.
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Braxton L. Luce
Bath
Florence
S. C
Herbert Luce
High Street
Parshley Funeral Held Saturday Afternoon
Funeral services for George Dana Parshley were held Saturday afternoon at two o’clock at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. C Clif ford Sargent officiating. Bearers included Herbert King Charles Dutton Frank Gallant Ralph Boardman William Curran and Everett Stilphen.
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George Dana Parshley
Curtis Funeral Home
C. Clifford Sargent
Herbert King
Charles Dutton
Frank Gallant
Ralph Boardman
William Curran
Everett Stilphen
Funeral for Braxton Luce Held at Curtis Funeral Home
The funeral service for Braxton Luce was held Monday afternoon at two from Curtis Funeral Home on Washington Street. Rev. Charles R. Sims officiated with bearers Joseph Madden Morris Petlock John Wills and Fred Sutherland. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove. An Elks service was held Sunday evening at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braxton Luce
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Charles R. Sims
Joseph Madden
Morris Petlock
John Wills
Fred Sutherland
Oak Grove
Elks
Funeral for Allen H. Munro Held at Mayo Residence
Funeral service for Allen H. Munro Monday afternoon at 2 at A. F. Mayo & Son Funeral residence 819 High street with Rev. David L. Wilson officiating. Bearers Albert E. Whitney Edward Whitehouse Delmar E. Bates Perry Sanford. Burial in family lot at Oak Grove.
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Allen H. Munro
A. F. Mayo & Son
High Street
David L. Wilson
Albert E. Whitney
Edward Whitehouse Delmar E. Bates
Perry Sanford
Oak Grove
Bath Fire Department Driver Parshley Dies at 72
George Dana Parshley, 72, longtime Engine 3 driver for Bath Fire Department, died suddenly from a heart attack at his Bath home on Thursday. He attended a Bath City Council meeting the previous evening. Born July 23, 1877, he spent his life in Bath and married Ethel May Warner in 1917. Surviving are his wife, a son, four daughters, a sister, a half sister, and a half-brother.
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George Dana Parshley
Bath Fire Department
Shepard Street
Bath
Mr. Parshley
George
Mary Dana Parshley
Ethel May Warner
Bath Aerie of Eagles
George Elbridge Parshley
Shirley May Swearingen
Dorothy Swearingen
Hazel Boyce
Priscilla Parshley
Jennie Stetson
Brunswick
George Beal
Phippsburg
Walter Parshley
California
Mrs Alice M Lewis obituary from Bath Maine
Mrs Alice M Lewis 45 of 105 Center street died Monday evening at Presley Convalescent home after a time as a patient. Wife of Roger H Lewis she was born in Winthrop daughter of Eugene B Spear and Mary Jackson Spear and had lived in Bath. Survived by husband mother two sons Richard E Weber and Harry R Lewis, two brothers Maurice and Cecil Spear and four grandchildren. Funeral private Thursday at Arthur F Mayo Funeral residence Bath with burial in East Winthrop Cemetery.
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Alice M. Lewis
Center Street
Presley
Roger H. Lewis
Winthrop
Eugene B
Mary Jackson Spear
Bath
Richard E. Webber
U. S. Army
Harry R
Lewis
Maurice Spear
Cecil E. Spear
Augusta
Arthur F. Mayo
East
Winthrop Cemetery
Death in Lynn Claims Mrs Mae E Brown
Mrs Mae E Brown former Bath resident died at Franklin Manor House hospital Lynn Massachusetts She was daughter of the late John L Hayes She is survived by sister Mrs Joseph E Hart son Prof Harold W Burnham and three sisters Emma Miller Mrs Benjamin Ganthier and Mrs William S Neally Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Goodrich Funeral Home in Lynn.
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Bath
Joseph E. Hart
Mae E. Brown
Franklin Manor House Hospital
Lynn
Mass
Brown
John L. Hayes
Hart
Harold W. Burnham
Emma Miller
Benjamin Ganthier
William S. Neally
Chelsea
Goodrich
Funeral services for Albert W. Pinkham Woolwich
Albert W. Pinkham of Woolwich died recently. His funeral was held Wednesday at 11 in the Arthur F. Mayo & Son Funeral Residence, with Rev. John Anderson officiating. Bearers were Richard Stinson Everson Stinson John Stinson and John Doyle. Masonic rites followed at Cape Jellison Cemetery Stockton Springs.
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Albert W. Pinkham
Woolwich
Arthur F. Mayo & Son
John Anderson
Richard Stinson
Everson Stinson
John Stinson
John Doyle
Cape Jellison
Stockton Springs
Funeral for John Doyle at St Mary's Church
Funeral services for John Doyle were held Thursday morning at eight from St Marys church with Rev Fr Bellefontaine officiating. The body is being taken to Stratford Ontario for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doyle
St. Mary's Church
Fr. Bellefontaine
Stratford, Ont
Nazarene Missionary Society Meets At Ames Home
The Nazarene Missionary Society met at Mrs. Luecen Ames on Weeks Street with 22 members present. After scripture reading and prayers, they planned an all day sew at Mrs. Edna Johnson’s Court Street home on October 5 with boiled dinner. The monthly topic Japan Now was discussed.
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The
Nazarene Missionary Society
Luecen Ames
Weeks Street
Edna Johnson
Ruth Brown
Doris Wanser
Johnson
Court Street
Japan
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