Local Club Exhibits and Community News Highlight Busy Week
The Merry Makers 4-H club held an exhibition at leader Mrs. Maurice Sulls home with County Leader Nevers White and others present. Miss Patricia Duren received a surprise shower hosted by Mrs. Dean Foss on Kimball Street. Several service members and residents are noted with visits, leaves, and anniversaries as communities share updates and upcoming county exhibitions scheduled for East Fern on Oct 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdeinham
Ginevarea
Paul Batchelder
Merry Makers
Maurice Sulls
Charles N
Miss
Vers
Cill
Jean
East Fern
Nevers Oat Ha White
Lewiston
Patricia Duren
Kimball Street
Dean Foss
Berry
Main Street
Fragmentary Notice of Local Public Sale Items
Fragmentary OCR reads prices and a telephone line with scattered numbers and names, unclear action or location. Other readable bits suggest a local sale or advertisement with prices and contact details, but essential details remain unreadable.
Obituary of Mrs Minnie R Roderick Bath native dies after long illness
Mrs Minnie R Roderick died Monday at her daughter Annie Brooks home 16 Hinckley Street after a long illness. Born December 9 1870 in Bath she lived all her life in the city and was a member of Rama mon Council D of P and the T W H Camp Auxiliary. Survived by daughters Annie Brooks Peuline Staples Mary Vye Emma Mallory several nieces nephews grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at St Marys church Wednesday at eight oclock with interment in Oak Grove family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie R. Roderick
Annie Brooks
Hinckley Street
Roderick
Bath
John Robinson
Ramona Council
D. of P
T. W. H Camp
Sons of Rahman
Peuline Staples
Mary Vye
Emma Mallory
Auburn
St. Mary’s Church
Oak Grove
Summer Weather and Community Happenings in Robinhood
Weather stays warm with sporadic showers as artesian wells aid those without water. Robinhood posts report road work progress with a new triangle cleared and gravel hauled, while the post office returns to winter schedules. Many residents visit family, travel, or attend local gatherings as summer fades.
Engagement Announced for Mary Louise Pinkham
Mr and Mrs Victor Pinkham announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Louise to Kenneth ng Smith of Yarmouth Massachusetts native Smith was educated there and served three years with the army as a sergeant T5 No wedding date set Mary Louise is a graduate of North Yarmouth Academy Last June Mary Louise is employed in Yarmouth Several local social and church notes follow including residents visiting and returning from summers in Bath Southport and surrounding towns Maxie the English setter owes his life to Bill Stewart who rescued him from a muddy well in Stevens pasture Maxie recovered after first aid and was taken home The Sunday service attendance was good despite bad weather with Rev J Clifton Little and Mrs Little singing a duet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Pinkham
Mary Louise
Kenneth Ng Smith
Toe Yarmouth
Miss Pinkham
North Yarmouth Academy
Smith
Massachusetts
Maxie
Percy MacGillivary
Bill Stewart
Con
Stevens
J. Clifton Little
Ernest Quimby
Portland
North Yarmouth
Alton Reid
Savage
Kenneth
Southport
Merton Pinkham
Brooks
Bath
Howard A
Waltham
Mass
Charles Osborne
Luna
Farber Davis
Walter
New Harbor
Davis
Ted Campbell
Campbell
Seguinland
John Calloway
Orrin White
Boston
Wilson Moore
Malcolm and
Fience
Erland Moore
George Gray
Beulah Miller
McMahon Island
Charles Kenny
T. E. Cromwell
Cromwell
Goldie Greenlaw
Cambridge
Harbor View House
John Murray
Newton Center
Melrose and Whitman Men Return From Campbell's Pond Weekend
Blair C. Wilson of Melrose and Philip S. Stackpole of Whitman spent the weekend at their Campbells Pond summer place and returned home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair C. Wilson
Melrose
Mass
Philip S. Stackpole
Whitman, Mass
Campbell's Pond
Mrs Grace E Redlon Dies After Illness in Bath
Mrs Grace E Redlon died at her Bath home on Washington Street after long illness. Born July 14 1879 in East Boston she moved to Bath in 1895. Survived by husband Osgood M Redlon son Abbott H Redlon daughter Mrs Alexander Burden two brothers Herbert and Frank Sparks of Brunswick three sisters Mrs Mabel Hodgkins Mrs Lillian Higgins and Mrs Florence Lake all of Bath and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace E. Redlon
Osgood M. Redlon
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
William
Annie Foote Sparks
Bath
Abbott H. Redlon
Alexander Burden
Herbert
Frank Sparks
Brunswick
Mabel Hodgkins
Lillian Higgins
Florence Lake
Modern garage for district to rise in Bath Maine
John G. Morse & Sons plans a two building garage complex at High street Bath with one story rear fireproof block 80 by 20 feet containing boiler and facilities. A night crew will service vehicles, fluorescent lighting, and Camillo Profenno of Portland to build under contract. The project extends to Bath Brunswick Boothbay Harbors and beyond with further offices planned for the Telephone Company in Lewiston and Biddeford Waterville projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Morse & Sons
Camillo Profenno
Portland
Maine
Pownal
Forest Avenue
Lewiston
Augusta Road
Bath
Brunswick
Boothbay Harbor
Kennebec River
Telephone Company
Biddeford
Waterville
High Street
Sedgwick
John G. Morse
Edward F Dyer obituary details and family
Edward F. Dyer was a carpenter who helped stow the organ at the Temple. He is survived by his wife Irene Graves and daughters Gladys Lemieux and Irene Graves of Roeline dale, Mass, plus ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Ae Dyer
Weenie Leslie Dye
Phi Leroy
Dyer
Mass
Gladys Lemieux
Irene Graves
Roelinedale
Mrs Blair's Funeral Service Held in Woolwich
The funeral service for Mrs Blair was conducted with bearers John Belanger Gerald Holland John Howe and David Stinson. Interment followed in Riverside cemetery Woolwich in the family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Belanger
Gerald Holland
John Howe
David Stinson
Riverside Cemetery
Woolwich
Funeral for Grace Redlon Held at Curtis Funeral Home
The funeral of Mrs Grace Redlon was held at Curtis Funeral Home in Washington today at two o clock. Rev Laforest Ekins conducted the service and interment followed in the family lot at Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Redlon
Curtis Funeral Home
Washinton
Laforest E.kins
Grove
Funeral for Mrs Minnie Roderick at St Marys Church
The funeral of Mrs Minnié Roderick was held at St Marys Church Wednesday at eight oclock conducted by Father John E Bellefontaine. Bearers were James Makory Lowell Staples Jr son William Albert and Robert Vye. Burial followed in Oak Grove family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnié Roderick
St. Mary's Church
John E. Bellefontaine
James Makory
Lowell Staples, Jr
William
Albert
Robert Vye
Oak Grove
Funeral for Edward Dyer Jr at Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral held at two at Arthur Mayo & Son Funeral Residence with Rev. Charles Sims officiating. Bearers were Philip Wyman Fred Oliver Clayton and Richard Stinson. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer, Jr
Ron
Arthur FF
Mayo & Son
Ask i
Charles Sims
Philip Wyman
Fred Oliver
Clayton
Richard Stinson
Oak Grove
John Sudds Rites Set for Malden Funeral
The body of John 8 Sudds who died in Malden Massachusetts arrived in Bath and the funeral is scheduled Friday at two o'clock at Curtis Funeral Home. Reverend Charles R Sims will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Malden
Mass
Bath
Curtis
Charles.r. Sims
Bath Lodge Welcomes Ruler In Formal Greeting
Bath lodge members hosted the Grand Exalted Ruler with a reception attended by Elks from Biddeford Saco and Lewiston. Delegates included Leon F. Jones Paul Brill Joseph D. Boucher and James Eugene F. Dixon among others. Ladies of the Grand Exalted Ruler's party were entertained by Bath lodge wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enan
Bath Lodge
Mr. Lewis
Biddeford-Saco
Leon F. Jones
Maine Elks Association
Paul Brill
Joseph D. Boucher
James E
Eugene F. Dixon
Lewiston
Frank Jas
Ronald
Waldo Marshall
Harry Thebeau
Thomas Cummings
Joseph Larrabee
Miss Pearl Taylor Enters Providence Bible Institute
Miss Pearl Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Taylor of High Street enters Providence Bible Institute in Rhode Island as a student in science for the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl. Taylor
Walter Taylor
Highs Street
Providence Bible Institute, Science, R. I
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W. Knight
USN
Elmer Knight
Sampson Street
Geneva
Venice
Naples
Rapallo
Leslie F. Roberts
Allied Funeral Directors Association
Hotel Somers
Donald Ree
Henry Alacosihar
Mainsentt
Puerto Rico
Florence’ Johnston
Cora Satin
Peg Pele Ie
Dresden
Gardiner
Pleasant View Farm
Guy Hoe
Oscar Douglass
Ferry Road
Nentieth
Hae
Ruth Slr
Peter Silver
Gloucester
Gilman
Hinkly Teak
Ida Smith
Freepo
Ted. Beavens
Central Maine General Hospital
Myra Dunn
Pownal State School
Malcolm Dunn
John D. Dunn
Robert C. Wing
Arlinon
Wing
Laura Stilphen
Romeo
Bella
Jorgetown
Burgess’ Market Corter Center
Middle Streets
Pieris
Ned
An Qid
Dell
Dell Walkers
Batt
Roland E. Peterson
Gladys Weeman
Mildred Elizaceh Doughty
Witt Crockett
Insien
Reed
William Strang
Robinhood
Cowson
Peterson
Parker Moulton
Henry Reynolds
Carroll Powers
Reyher Place
Benjamings
Peterson Place
Clayton Stevens
Morse Highers
Ralph Davis
Yarmouth
Maureen
Yarmouth Academy
Faylenees
Guy
Forbush
Ory Basford
MacMahan
Phillips Andover Academy
Andover
Garet Horton
Eloise Baynes
Mary
North Carolina
Lawrence Low
Seinland
Ath
J. H. Brown
West Newton
Walter Reid
Maine General Hospital
Ed Harriman
Sagadahoc Bay
Hudson, Mass
Lincoln Walton
Mount Vernon
Shattuck
Merrill Bowles
Bowles
Jayson
Allen Schoener
Washington Heat
New Yoronday
John Lee
Leona Tibbetts
Rapheal Higgins
Morse High School
Robert P. Walker
Eugenie Bradshaw
Kennebec Point
Newton
Harry Horne
Georgia Randall
M. Newman
Steven Kurtz
Princeton
N. J
Shain Cottage
Clara Fawcett
Indian Point
Washington, D. C
Jessie Hughan
Evelyn Hughan
Brooklyn
Marjorie Rockwell
Westport
Margaret Rockwell
New York
Charles MacMahan
Nat Hasenfus
West Roxbury
George Harvey Powers
J. R. Blackie
George Powers
Roy Campbell
Frits
Winston Salem
Aeeies
Annie Cromwell
Howard
Tra Trafton
Mr. Trafton
Rudolf
CLINI
Front Street
Joe Marsh
Ed Smith
Sam Abernathy
United States Brewers Foundation
Frank H.holley
State
Main St
Marius H. Page
North Street
Kennebec Greenhouses
Edward F. Dyer
Mrs. Blair
Edward Dyer
Fred S. Curtis & Co
Funeral Service
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