Richmond Fire Marks Pride with Modern Equipment
Story notes the Richmond Fire Department growing from volunteers to a three-vehicle force with a 500 gallon per minute Maxim unit and a modern rural truck. It recalls 75 years ago fires nearly wiped out the town and details leadership from Joseph Randlette to Chief Marriner and the 1945 town appropriation funding.
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Richmond
Maxim
Main Street
Joseph W. Randlette
Richmond Fire Apparatus Association
Izens
Randlette
W. R. Carey
Henry C. Reed
Joseph E. Alexander
Fire Department of
Harry Douglass
Ell Marriner
Richmond Firemen Honor Service Ahead of Gardiner Aid
Richmond celebrates 27 years of volunteer fire service highlighting Capt G C Marki and Chief Marriner. The narrative notes mutual aid with Gardiner and recalls couple Lois Webber and Robert Hanson wedding at Paterson First Baptist with detailed ceremony and reception accounts.
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Tibbetts
Cherieblake
Meutenant Allen Ene
George Ervine Waltz
Hanson
Heutenant
Rryce
G. C. Marki
Earl McFee
Wesley Webber
Cy White
James Carr
Harold Harford
Redlon
Local notices roundup from Robinhood area farms and residents
Community news reports frosts spared gardens with tall gladiolus corn and sunflowers. Residents travel to Portland Boston and Chicago for shopping visits while others relocate mail at Robinhood post office and prepare for winter quarters.
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Ernest Estes
Clifton Little
Robinh
Harry Horne
Walter Cummings
Edward Wren
Robinhood
Joseph F. Higgins
Funeral and visiting notices from Concord and surrounding towns
Funeral services were held for Miss Lena Baker in Concord New Hampshire with committal at a local cemetery. Numerous local residents and relatives including Mr and Mrs Albert Brown and their daughter attended visits and returned travelers from Maine and Massachusetts were noted among the extended family networks.
Residents and Visitors Leave Town After Coastal Visit
Barrett of Manchester vacationed at Mee Way Harbor while Marequita Deermont prepared for her third year at Baldwin Parent, PA. Many friends and relatives from Hartford, Newton Center, Boston, Philadelphia, and New York visited, toured Boothbay and Five Islands, and attended piano recitals and social gatherings before returning home.
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Helena Stewart
Newton Center
Mass
Kennebec Point
Ralph Davis
Earl Hagan
Arrowsie
Dorothy Farrow
Boston
George Powers
Boothbay
Alfred
Philadelphia
Morgan Hansen
Peterson Place
New York City
George Manning
Jordan Home
Philip Dalrym
Ralph Carlisle Sr
Norman Skene
Winchester
Anchorage
Thora Berggreen
Solveson Cottage
Staten Island
John B. Harrison
Westport
Katherine Carlisle
Zulette Rice
Chester Baker
James Byron Danford
Deermont
Juillard School of Music
Sidney Dalrymple
Brookline
Dalrymple
Harry Chester
Miss Burgess
J. C. Bearse
Bath
Ernest Estes
Howard Heald
Ann
Elizabeth McCarthy
Barcott Cottage
Harry Heald
Zorach
Annie Ward
Elizabeth Hunt
Gardner Hanson
Arlington
Howard Trafon
Annie Cromwell
Tarma, Mich
Melvin Cunningha
Josep Higgins
Walter Cummings
Winthrop Riggs
Everett T. Hutchinson, Jr
Red Bank Village
South Portland
Ethel Tupper
Portland
Theodore
Roscoe
Revher Field
William Bissett
Islands
Georgetown Island
Training Ship Sonora to Undergo Major Repairs in Bath
The auxiliary cargo attack ship Sonora, training ship for Maine Maritime Academy at Castine, will arrive in Bath this month for extensive alterations costing about 60000 dollars. The work, led by Ralph A. Leavitt, includes removing bulkheads to fit 250 students and installing new passageways.
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Sonora
Maine Maritime Academy
Castine
Bath
Ralph A. Leavitt
Portland
Leavitt
Joseph W. McColl
Castine Academy
South Portland
U. S. Maritime Commission
Maritime Academies
Maine
Massachusetts
AEA
Navy
Maritime Commission
Bay Point tops Five Islands in late Labor Day tilt
Bay Point defeated Five Islands 9 8 in Bay Point with Leo Conley driving in his brother in the first inning and Powers, Thorne and Campbell scoring for Bay Point while Five Islands rallied late before the final ninth inning. The Old Timers beat the Youngsters 15 11 at Erskine field. Community notes report Good Neighbor club officers elected and church renovations completed.
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Five Islands
Bay Point
Leo Conley
John
Henry Powers
Tom Conley
Leon Williams
Lincoln Campbell
Islands
Thorne
Campbell
Jones
Chet McMahan
Powers Boys
Erskine Field
Young Fullerton to Enter Ohio University this Week
Harry Fullerton son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Fullerton of Huse Street leaves this week for Athens Ohio to enter the University of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fullerton
Cecil Fullerton
Huse Street
Athens
Ohio
University of Ohio
Bay Point Hosts 20th Wedding Anniversary Celebration
Mr. and Mrs. James Nostall marked twenty years of marriage with a Sept. 15 gathering at their Bay Point cottage. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Largay and two Bath children, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Powers, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crafts and son, Miss Edna Coolidge, Capt. Edgar Drake, Betty and John Nostall, and others. The event featured fall flower decor and a shore dinner as guests wished the couple many happy returns.
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James Nostall
Largay
Bath
Martin Powers
Kenneth Crafts
Edna Coolidge
Edgar Drake
Betty
John Nostall
Bay Point
K. Graham
Katherine
Arlington
Mass
Walter H. Gordon
Boston
A. F. Stewart
E. J. Stewart Sr
Philip Dalrymple
Newton Center
Carrie Oliver
Portland
Earl Payson
Bath Memorial Hospital
Charles Salter
Everett, Mass
Sturgis Leavitt
Chapel Hill
Mrs. Wesley Martin Dies in Brunswick Home
Mrs Wesley Martin formerly Angelica Dillingham of Bangor died at her home on Church Road Brunswick Monday at age 82. Born June 27 1913 in Bangor she was a Bangor High School graduate attended Gillman Commercial School and was active in First Methodist Bangor Loyalty Club of Brunswick. Survived by husband Wesley two sons Robert and Lawrence her parents Austin and Mabel Dillingham a sister Ruth Googins of Bath. Funeral from the late home Thursday at 11 am with committal at Pine Grove Cemetery Bangor at 4 pm.
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Lewis Richards
Wreed
Lena Baker
Richmond
N. H
Martha Ithe
William and Baker
Baptist Canel
Concord
Richy
Se McKillop
Shirley Benson
The
Baptist Church
Bach
Ven
Chopin
Lucia di Lammmer
Moon
Schubert
Claire de Lune
de Bussy
Victor Herbert
Rachmaninoff
Lillian A. Johnson
Augusta
1.C.C.F
Avesta
Bath
Miss Johnson
Odd Fellows Hall
Starrs
Mt. Carmel Hall
Ideal Home Corner
Wesley Martin
Angelica Dillingham
Bangor
Church Road
Brunswick
Austin and
Mabel Moore Dillingham
Bangor High School
Gillman Commercial School
First Methodist Church of
Loyalty Club
Methodist Church of
Coffin Road Official Dies After Ill Turn in Brunswick
Jeffe C. Coffin aged 65 longtime Brunswick road commissioner and former State Highway Department employee died Monday night at his Cleveland Street home after an illness that began Sunday. He was born in Brunswick son of John and Sylvia Coffin. Survived by widow Ellena H. Stone Coffin daughter Mrs. Emily G. Brown and a grandson all of Brunswick.
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Jeffe C. Coffin
Brunswick
State Highway Department
Cleveland Street
John
Sylvia Delaware Coffin
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Ellena H. Stone Coffin
Emily G. Brown
Lyons Funeral Held at St Marys Church
Francis W. Lyons funeral conducted Tuesday at 8 o clock in St Marys church with Rev Timothy C Maney officiating. Pallbearers were Joseph Couture George Freeman Edward Vigne and Oscar Mailly. Committal at Calvary cemetery conducted by Rev Father Martineau.
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Francis W. Lyons
St. Mary's Church
Timothy C. Maney
Joseph Couture
George Freeman
Edward Vigne
Oscar Mailly
Calvary Cemetery
Father Martineau
Crocker Funeral Held at Curtis Home
The funeral of Roland G. Crocker was held Tuesday afternoon at Curtis Funeral Home. Rev. Charles M. Tubbs conducted the service. Pallbearers were John Clark Lawrence Huston William Daley John Sonia Harry Thomas and Earl Cooper. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland G. Crocker
Curtis Funeral Home
Charles M. Tubbs
John Clark
Lawrence Huston
William Daley
John Sonia
Harry Thomas
Earl Cooper
Oak Grove
Richard Godfrey to Enter Ohio State University
Richard Godfrey son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Godfrey of Washington Street left Saturday for Columbus Ohio to begin his second year at Ohio State University
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Richard Godfrey
Ralph Godfrey
Washington Street
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Obituary of Wilbur F. Penny 75 Watertown veteran
Wilbur F. Penny 75 died at Memorial hospital Tuesday. Born in Fairfield to Uriel and Sarah Penny, he left a career as a machine foreman at Watertown Arsenal Massachusetts. Survived by daughter Marion McDonald of Boston, a grandson and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at Arthur F. Mayo’s Funeral Home with a Mason ceremonial service at Lake View cemetery Oakland.
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Wilbur F. Penny
Memorial Hospital
Fairfield
Uriel
Sarah Penny
Arthur E. Hutchins Dies at Memorial Hospital
Arthur E. Hutchins born August 10 1879 Bristol died at Memorial Hospital after leaving his Bath home at 32 Cherry Street He was a retired machinist with 37 years at Torrey Roller Bushing Co and ten years at Bath Iron Works He is survived by wife Sarah F Hutchins two sons Fernando Hutchins Lynn Mass Arthur Hutchins Bath a daughter Mrs Claude W Shaw Bath a brother Austin Hutchins Blackstone Mass and a sister Mrs Henry Bailey Randolph Mass Funeral services were at his home Sunday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Albert R Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Hutchins
Memorial Hospital
Cherry Street
Bristol
Thomas
Martha Holmes Hutchins
Bath
Hutchins
Torrey Roller Bushing Co
Bath Iron Works
Sarah F. Hutchins
Fernando Hutchins
Lynn
Mass
Arthur Hutchins
Claude W. Shaw
Austin Hutchins
Blackstone
Henry Bailey
Randolph
Albert R. Freeman
Mrs. Sidney R. Walsh Dies at 60 in Rockland
Mrs. Sidney R. Walsh of Rockland aged 60 died Monday morning at Knox General hospital Rockland. She was born August 7 1886 in West Milton New Hampshire and had lived in Bath before moving to Rockland in 1927. Survived by husband five sons Sidney L Cullen Arthur L Cullen H Raymond Walsh Robert Walsh all of Rockland and Frederick H Cullen of Bath and daughter Roberta Walsh a sister Maud Sanderson Stark New Hampshire and six grandchildren. Funeral held Wednesday at Russell Funeral Home Rockland with burial in Achorn cemetery.
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Sidney R. Walsh
Rockland
Bath
Knox General Hospital
West Milton
N. H
Andrew
Sarah Lang
Frederick H. Cullen
Sidney L. Cullen
Arthur L. Cullen
Portland
H. Raymond Walsh
Robert Walsh
Roberta Walsh
Maud Sanderson
Stark
Russell Funeral Home
Achorn Cemetery
Francis W Lyons Dies. Bath Resident Was 83
Francis W Lyons died at Memorial Hospital Saturday evening. A Bath resident at 85 Beacon Street he was 83 years old. He was born in England, survived by seven sons including Francis E of Portland and William J of Bangor, a daughter Annie Hart of Bath, seven grandchildren, and previously worked at Bath Iron Works and on the ferryboat. Funeral at St Mary's church Tuesday at 8 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Lyons
Memorial Hospital
Beacon Street
Mr. Lyons
England
Frank
Myra E. Lyons
Francis E
Portland
William J
Bangor
John
Pownal
Thomas
Edward
Bath
George
Boston
Henry
Annie Hart
Old Bath Iron Works
St. Mary's Church
Funeral for Arthur E. Hutchins Held at Home
The funeral of Arthur E. Hutchins was held at his Cherry street home Sunday afternoon. Rev. Albert R. Freeman conducted the service with bearers Wilfred Skaling John Higgins Loring Bates Blair Hodge Thomas Donaldson and Ralph Boardman. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Hutchins
Cherry Street
Albert R. Freeman
Wilfred Skaling
John Higgins
Loring Bates
Blair Hodge
Thomas Donaldson
Ralph Boardman
Oak Grove
Mrs Hagget and Cousins Visit In Stonington
Mrs Asenith Hagget of Maxwell Street travels with her sister Mrs Iva Lee Cousins to Stonington on Sunday to visit their mother Mrs Emma Gross. Hagget will return this weekend while Cousins stays for another week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asenith Hagget
Maxwell Street
Iva Lee Cousins
Stonington
Emma Gross
Hagget
Mrs. Cousins
Stephen C Plant 72 Dies After Illness In Ridgewood
Stephen C Plant 72 longtime Municipal Brook leader died Friday at his son Irving M Ridgewood New Jersey home after an illness. Born in Lewiston July 29 1874 he moved to Bath with his parents and learned machinist trade at Bath Iron Works later moving to Massachusetts. Survived by widow Florence Morton two sons E Curtis Plant Jersey City and Irving Ridgewood. three brothers Chester Arthur and Wallace Plant all of Bath. two sisters Mrs Cary and Mrs Aphia Pinson of Brunswick. Funeral Monday 230 PM Van Emburg Ridgewood with burial in Valley Cemetery.
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Stephen C. Plant
Municipal
Brook Mass
Irving M. Ridgewood
N. J
Bet Horam Lodge
Lomin Lodge
Odd Fellows
Brookline
Florence F. Morton
Lynn
Mass
E. Curtis Plant
Jersey City
Irving
Ridgewood
Chester A
Arthur L
Wallace
Bath
Cary
Aphia Pinson
Brunswick
Obituary: Roland G. Crocker Dies at Home in Bath
Roland G. Crocker died Sunday at his home in Bath born October 21 1902 son of Gardiner and Leona P Crocker. Survived by wife Evelyn M Crocker daughter Donna Lee four brothers Everett Raymond Bertram Herbert and others and four sisters. Funeral held at Curtis Funeral Home at 2 p m with Rev Charles M Tul conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland G. Crocker
Crescent Street Court
Bath
Gardiner
Leona P. Crocker
Evelyn M. Crocker
Donna Lee
Everett
Raymond
East Brunswick
Bertram
Woolwich
Herbert
Ruth Bryant
Camden
Nit Smith
Deerfield
Mass
Rey Smith
Mrs Anna M Ward Dies At Bath Home
Mrs Anna M Ward widow of Albert Scott Ward died at her North Bath home Wednesday of last week. Born in Phippsburg November 28 1862 she was daughter of Otis G Daley and Martha Jane Daley. She leaves son Galen E Ward two granddaughters Carroll Burnham Bath and Willia Wignall Washington DC plus several great grandchildren nieces and nephews.
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Anna M. Ward
Albert Scott Ward
North Bath
Phippsburg
Otis G
Martha Jane Daley
Galen E. Ward
Carroll Burnham
Bath
Willia Wignall
Washington, D. C
Prayer Service Held for Thomas Phillips at Mayo Funeral
A funeral service for the late Thomas Phillips was held last Wednesday at 2 PM at Mayo Funeral Residence conducted by Rev. Father Martineau. Burial followed in Oak Cemetery with local mourners in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Phillips
Mayo
Father Martineau
Oak Grove
Mrs Ward Funeral Held At Curtis Home
The funeral of Mrs. Anna M. Ward was held at Curtis Funeral Home Friday at two o'clock. Rev. George B. Scudder conducted the service. Pallbearers were Walter Millett Ralph Cornish George DeWolf Herbert Cornish. Burial was in the family lot in Oak Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Ward
Curtis Funeral Home
George B. Scudder
Walter Millett
Ralph Cornish
George DeWolf
Herbert Cornish
Oak Grove
Roll citrus fruits with palm pressure before slicing
For easier juicing, apply firm palm pressure to citrus fruit before cutting. The gentle roll helps loosen juice sacs and reduces effort, enabling faster extraction with less effort and minimizing mess.
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Rudolph A. Hanson
Paterson
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Murial Polley
Elmo Geordaneth
Louise Hanson
Beverly Budish
Worcester
Florence McLaughlin
Alexandria
Hackensack
Richmond High School
University of Maine
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Patterson
Newark College of Engineering
University
Park Street
Ralph George
Carlos Dunlap
Saugus
Russell Cushing
Belmont
Worcester Cushing
Greenfield
Bob” Allen
Giga
Benjamin Adams
Weston
J. H. Brown
Stanley Lewis
Lee
Onset
Everett Hutchinson
Theodore Roscoe
Benjamin Riggs
Merrill Bowles
Bangores
Ampbell Cottage
J. C. Hulbert
Chicago
Westigetown
Georgia Randall
Anthony Cake
South Carolina
Sgt. Cake
Roland Peterson
Louise
Howard Fletcher
Elizabeth I. Thomas
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jayson
Allen Schoener
Cleveland
Marion Rowe
Albert Brown
Roger Weston
Edith Lancaster
Frank Reynolds
Wien Shoesmith
Providence
Lawrence Oddy
Walter Reynolds
Quincy
Maurice
Clyde Reynolds
Roy Riffenburg
Satay
James
Lake Auburn
Paul Batchelder
New Brunswick
Paul Stilphen
Eric
Niel
Mr. Stilphen
Laura Stilphen
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Stilphen
PanAmerican Airways
Henry Plouff
Claire
Rangeley
Frank Rice
Haines Landing
Caro Cooper
Winchendon
Nellie Thomas
George Toothaker
Mountain View
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Rufus Jaques
Westford
George Yeaton
Harbor
Montsweag Orchards
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Ray C. Dunkling
Good Neighbor Club
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Barbara Davis
Eleanor Thibodeau
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Vesta Rowe
Christiana Stevens
Georgia Pinkham
Preble
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Little
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Parsonfield
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Harmon's Harbor
Donald MacCarthy
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Joseph Vogel
West Roxbury
William Roche
Sheila
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Sherwood Peacock
Dorchester
Dean Peacock
Freeport
Frank Potter
Alonzo Thibodeau
Seguinland
Clarence White
Pemaquid
Betty Preble
Missouri
Howard McMateerson
Pearson
Vernal Chaney
Eliot
Mary O'Connor
Capt. Huskins
Frank McMahan
Ellsworth Reynolds
Billa Tarr
Orville Rowe
Franz Stevens
Victor Pinkham
Friendship
Vincent Davis
Eleanor
Lester Davis
Allen Huntington
South Danville
E. A. Witherell
Dover
Marion Stevens
Exeter
J. G. Stevens
Eleanor Davis
George Gray
McMahan Island
Andrew Butterfield
Edward Butterfield
Jane Niles
Miss Niles
Mrs. Wesley Martin
F. W. Lyons
R. G. Crocker
A. E. Hutchins
Marius H. Page
North Street
Kennebec Greenhouses
Fred S. Curtis & Co