Richmond and vicinity notes of family visits and school news
Weekend guests include Miss Evelyn Hanson and Miss Celia Robinson in Dover N H and relatives from Bath Portland and Long Island. Lieut Charles E Tallman funeral at Methodist church with Daughters of Union Veterans and Masons. Town broadens with birthdays school openings and staff housing changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Hanson
Celia Robinson
Dover
N. H
John Parris
Bath
Edward Gaudreau
Edward, Jr
Portland
Carroll Clark
Arthur Lancaster
Long Island
Frank Lancaster
Charles E. Tallman
Methodist Church
Edgett
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Tallman
Roslindale
Mass
Everett Trask
Dresden
Town
Florence Somers
Hartford
Conn
Richmond
John Somers
United States Army
Carroll Young
Boston
Thomas M. R. Allen
Waltham
Peter Cardenelli
Italy
Pasquel Cardenelli
Newark
N. J
Ida Hibbard
Swan Island
Frank Flood
Almon Farley
Androscoggin
Massachusetts
Charles Jordan
Lewiston
Emerson School
Charles Weymouth
Gardiner
Theresa Brown
South Portland
Betty
Removal of Old Erudition Schoolhouse Debated in Bath
A Bath resident pushes to move or raze the old Eru dition schoolhouse near Maple and Academy, citing fire risk and lack of city funds for renovation. Chief Parks already labeled it a hazard. Election results from Bliss College Lambda Chi sorority list officers led by Miss Alice Wood as president and Miss Vertie Patrick as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple and
Academy Streets
Bath
Morse High School
Charles E. Parks
Bath Fire Department
Lambda Chi Sorority
Bliss College
Alice Wood
Vertie Patrick
Winifred Flaherty
Alice Fletcher
Helen Curtis
Bath scene fills with visitors and returning travelers
A Bath area column lists numerous residents and visitors including Elizabeth Hunt, Ruth Hicks, Shirley Hicks, and J W Moulton visiting Bath and Portland. Several families such as Hinckleys, Healds, Emmons, Traf ton, and Todds are noted returning from trips or resuming homes in Sagadahoc Bay, West Georgetown, or Manchester. Center school reopened with 25 pupils under Ruth Powers.
Public banquet plans honor Bath Fire Chief Parks
Plans are under way for a public banquet at Masonic Temple late this month to honor Charles E. Parks, 20 years chief engineer of the Bath Fire Department and more than 50 years with the force. The Fire Department committee sponsors the event and will finalize plans at Thursday’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Charles E. Parks
Bath
Parks
In-Vita Herb and Iron Tonic Promised Benefits
Druggist recommended In-Vita Herb and Iron Tonic to cleanse the system purify the blood improve appetite aid digestion tone up the body regulate bowels and aid constipation. Guaranteed safe and reliable by Freedman Medicine Co Stonington Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedman Medicine Co
Stonington, Me
Popular Day Officer to Have Part in Play
John S Place a popular day police officer will portray the Sheik of the 49ers in Henry's Wedding at Morse High School auditorium Sept 25 and 26. The 33 member business men's cast, presenting Grandma's beaux and belles, includes Bicycle Cop Rev George B Wolstenholme and Flordora Girl Dr F A Winchenbach among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Place
Henry
Morse High School
Officer Place
Myrna Avery
George B. Wolstenholme
Henry W. Owen
Dr. A. I. Stuart
C. A. Woodcock Swain
Walter L. Whitney
Albert Henderson
Bashful Swain
John J. Keegan
Edward J. McMann
Sheik
Donald D. Young
Fred Higgins
F. A. Winchenbach
Clinton D. Wilson
Charles D. Bartlett
Bennie
G. W. Hibbs
Annie
Thomas R. Huston
Joe
William J. Craft
Chester A. Plant
Earl Dow
Bath Couple Observes Golden Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Rogers of the Brick House Whiskeag quietly celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on September 4. Rogers, a contractor and builder born in Vienna, is a son of Nathaniel Rogers, and Mrs. Rogers was born in Vassalboro, daughter of George W. Brooks. The couple married in 1883 at the Stone House, then home of Mrs. Rogers parent. Family gathering included their two sons Edwin A. Rogers and Walter F. Rogers with wives and four grandchildren Marguerite, Melvin, Donald, Velma, plus daughters Mrs. Samuel A. Morse and Mr. Morse with three sons Austin, Carol, Robert Morse, and Mrs. Earl B. Lermond with Mr. Lermond and children Charles A. and Mary E. Lermond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Randall
North Pleasant Street
Nathalie Shaw
Leota Hopkins
Charles Howes
Mary Coughlin
John Coughlin
Malden
Mass
Sarah Coughlin
Emerson School
Alberta Pinkham
R. A. L. Colby
Gardiner
Prudence Soucy
Bowdoinham
Mae Reed
Nellie Thomas
Livermore Falls
Herbert Johnson
Obiline Michaud
Chester Lord
Presque Isle
Johnson
Glen Curtis
Roxana Addie
Alexander Road
Agnes Wood
Charles Ludwig
Boston
Byron Ludwig
County Road
Edna Marshall
Augusta
Ernest Herbert
United States Postal Railway Service
Bangor
Charles Murphy
Wilbert
Helen Merservey
Cambridge
Annie Snow
Florence A. Goodwin
Portland
Lincoln Junior High
Merlin Joy
Anna Dunham
Lillian E. Dunham
Gilbert Maxwell
Bath
Lawrence Bond
Charles Webber
Webber
L. C. Schowinger
O. B. Gray
Litchfield
Henry Q. Millett
Esther Millett
Reading
Reed Jack
Elmer Dore
River Road
Clifton Toothaker
State Road
Carolyn Marr
Ford Emery
Sanford
Arthur LaChance
Danvers
Leo
Harriet Patch
Mary Thistle
Patch
George Riley
Beverly
Gardiner Street
Albert Meserve
Groton
Albert Ray Meserve
Main Street
Richmond
Dorothy Winthrop Dolan
Edwin Bailey Dolan
Leah Littlefield
Norman Siegars
Ernest Stewart
William Dixon
Bert
Doris Anthony
Gloucester
Charles H. Rogers
Whiskeag
Rogers
Vienna
Nathaniel Rogers
Vassilboro
George W. Brooks
Stone House
Edwin A. Rogers
Oil Cloth Employes Enjoy Outing at New Meadows
Wadsworth and Woodward Oil Cloth Manufacturers employees at Winthrop were given a day off for a Saturday excursion to New Meadows near Bath. Most traveled from Gardiner by chartered boat, then to Brunswick by a Bath car. Mr. Wadsworth, a firm partner, drove from New York to join the outing. Edward J. Lee of Bath and William Shaughnessy prepared a bake with clams lobsters chicken potatoes eggs corn frankfurts cheese and coffee. Baseball followed the rain through the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth & Woodward Oil
Winthrop
New Meadows
Bath
Gardiner
Brunswick
Wadsworth
New York
Edward J. Lee
William Shaughnessy
Memorial services for Maine justices held in Augusta
Memorial services for Justices Frank G. Farrington of Augusta and Warren Philbrook of Waterville, longtime Maine Supreme Judicial Court members, were held Tuesday in the Kennebec county courthouse. The Maine Law court recessed until Sept 25 for Cumberland and Androscoggin counties, with Kennebec and Franklin counties Sept 26, and Penobscot and Somerset counties Sept 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Farrington
Augusta
Warren Philbrook
Waterville
Maine Supreme Judicial Court
Kennebec County
Maine Law Court
Cumberland
Androscoggin
Kennebec
Franklin County
Penobscot
Somerset County
Five Islands social notes since summer season ends
Five Islands residents and visitors fill the week with calls and gatherings. Helena Rowe of Yarmouth academy returns home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rowe. Many neighbors including Miss Marion Danforth of Arlington and Mrs. Clara Hinckley of Portland appear in casual visits. State road work on Chase's hill was started last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Todd
West Georgetown
T. N. Williams
Edward Wren
Wiscasset
William Thompson
New Jersey
A. S. Cunningham
Waldoboro
Marion Hunt
MacMahan Island
R. P. Todd
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Roland Stuart
Hamilton, O
Robinhead
Emma B. Billings
Dorothy W. Oliver
Kingston
W. C. Todd
Ellery Harford
Elizabeth
Lexington
Walter Cunningham
Ruth Hinckley
C. L. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Gray Road Park
L. Earle Hagan
Boothbay
Warren S. Todd
Boston
James R. Hulbert
Chicago University
F. W. Hovey
E. C. Clarey
Lewiston
Ralph Hasty
Elsie Hasty
Central Maine
Joan Harrison
Elizabeth Morrell
Bath
Howard S. Fletcher
Stetson
Canada
Quebec
Montreal
Lake Michigan
Bertha Russell
Portland
Nancy Russell
Meta Bearse
Malden
John Thibodeau
Bath City Hospital
Center School
Ruth Powers
Dorothy Stuart
Robinhood
Harry L. Horne
Helen Rowe
Yarmouth Academy
L. H. Rowe
Nettie Snowman
Madelyn Berry
Mabel Dickey
Mary Moore
Hallowell
William Stewart
Pownel
Wyo
Snowman
Morton Davis
Wordfords
C. C. Davis
Leon Williams Furber Davis
Gott's Cove
Iva Kenney
F. P. Carr
GC. M. Bigelow
John Laughlin
F. M. Reid
Seruinland
Marion Danforth
Arlington
J. C. Briggs
Briggs
Susan
Malcolm Libby
Somerville
Danforth
William Douglas
Sedgemere Road
Clara Hinckley
F. P. Bartlett
Marjorie
Storrs
Conn
E. P. Pierce
Seguinland
Levi Powers
Williains
Georgetown
Five Islands
Orren White
Friends
Cambridge
White Cottage
Zetta Higgins
Medford
Alice Cromwell
William Marr
Thomas Buckley
Augusta
W. E. Rowe
Walter Moore
Woolwich
Edward V. Reed
Annie W. Stackpole
A. E. Holland
West Bath
M. Reid
Frances Reid
Concord
Frank Knowlton
Hull
Dr. Knowlton
Frank MacMahan
Chase's Hill
Casco Bay Oil Co. Papers Approved
The attorney general’s office approved the incorporation of Casco Bay Oil Co of North Harpswell where tanks for gasoline fuel and range oils are being erected. A Gov Gov. Douglas of Bath tanker will transport products to their tanks. Directors include Origene C. Poliquin Lewiston president LaForest Ethridge Newcastle vice president Clade Nowell Bath secretary treasurer Raoul Thibeault Brunswick Harry Tarr Richmond Ralph Nowell Harpswell and Edward Turgeon Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casco Bay Oil Co
North Harpswell
Gov. Douglas
Bath
Origene C. Poliquin
Lewiston
LaForest F. Ethridge
Newcastle
Clade R. Nowell
Raoul Thibeault
Brunswick
Harry L. Tarr
Richmond
Ralph E. Nowell
Harpswell
Edward Turgeon
Bangor priest studies in Rome after ordination
Rev. Leo F. White son of Joseph B. White of Elm Street Bangor returned last May from a six year course at North American Catholic College. He left Bangor Monday for Rome to complete a three year Canon Law course. Ordained last October in Rome he will study at Apollinaris and resume Roman Law studies. During summer he aided Rev. John J. Beecher at Northeast Harbor parish. He sails from New York Harbor September 30 aboard the Conte di Suvolu liner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo F. White
Joseph B. White
Elm Street
Bangor
North American Catholic College
Rome
White
The
Apollinaris
Roman Law University
Fr. White
Bath schools reopen as 1900 pupils return Monday
About 1900 boys and girls entered Bath classrooms after summer recess. Morse High opened 8:30, elementary grades 8:30 to 2:30 or 2:45. Morse will run a single 8:15 to 1:35 schedule with a 25 minute lunch. Grade schools 8:30 to 3:30 with a two hour lunch 11:30 to 1:30. 1933–34 year spans 32 weeks with Sept 18 to Dec 15, Jan 22 start for eight weeks, then vacations. First grades split into two divisions. List of teachers by school given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooma
Morse High School
Bath
Ary
Dike Street
Dummer Street
Bernice D. Staples
Leona B. Huestis
Mary Brown
Carolyn E. Turner
Edith B. Horne
Ella R. Jacquith
Mabel F. Libby
Gorham
Celia McElman
Florence A. Hawley
Opportunity North Grammar School
Middle Street
J. Gertrude Sibsby
Eileen Hayes
Winthrop
Mass
Helen L. Hayes
Katharine I. Trott
North
Schol
Martha E. Hooper
Margaret T. Mu
Margaret J. Adams
Eleanor Ferguson
Marion L. Jacques
Harold E. Brown
Almena A. Jacques
Genevieve Duprey
Morse high names tenured staff and injuries to Blair Wilson
Arthur B. Scott begins his tenth year as Morse High principal and John E. Pomeroy starts his fourth year as submaster teaching algebra and mechanical drawing. The faculty list includes Al Kazin, Baker, Conley, Dearborn, Fahey, Herrick, Leonard, Lord, McAvoy, Rose, Smith, Vielleux, Blair Wilson and others with rooms and subjects. Wilson was badly injured in a recent automobile crash but expected to appear at Morse this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Scott
Morse High School
John E. Pomeroy
Scott
Pomeroy
Morse High
David Y. Alkazin
Errol Baker
Katharine Conley
Ellsworth
Catherine FE. Leonard
Mary L. Lord
Edna McAvoy
Benedicta
Hester M. Rose
Brooks
Janette W. Smith
Cecile Vielleux
Lewiston
Blair Wilson
Alkazin
Smith
Grade schools district boundaries and enrollment rule
The article outlines grade school districts by street boundaries, listing Dike North End York, North Grammar York Center, Center street Central Grammar Center Russell, Weeks and Mitchell Russell South End. It defines the street midpoint as the district line and states eighth graders will attend Central Grammar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike School
North End
York Street
North Grammar
North Primary
York
Center Streets
Center Street
Central Grammar
Center
Russell Streets
Weeks and
Mitchell
Russell Street
South End
Weeks
Mitchell School
Narrow escape as Gardiner men crash through bridge railing
Two Gardiner men in a storm crash their sedan through a bridge railing north of Bay Point above an abandoned quarry. The car slid down a 15 foot slope, rear damaged, but the men from Gardiner were uninjured and continued home after a Bath wrecker freed the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Bay Point
Berry
Oliver
Bath
Cushman Announces Re election to Auburn School Board
Mrs B G W Cushman Ward Two president of the Auburn school board says she will run again. After 16 years of consecutive service her record is her platform. She notes her demonstrated interest in educational affairs and is the first Ward Two resident to announce and the second board member to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. W. Cushman
Ward
Auburn School Board
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Fred S Curtis & Funeral Service
Thomas R. Muses
R. Bath
Bath Man
Elizabeth Hunt
J. W. Moulton
Shirley N. C. Hicks
Ruth Hicks
Joseph Fanes
Edgar Warren
Colleen Bryer
Malden Island
Arthur S. Rowe
Bos
Rockland
John
Whiskeag District
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Room
Pollyanna Lodge
Guy Larcom
Charles Kenney
Susan Briggs
Orr’s and Bailey's Islands
L. E. Eastman
Cundy’s Harbor
Percy Bailey
E. M. Horton
New York City
Charles
A. Badger
A. E. Hodgdon
Portsmouth
Joseph L Schurman
New Castle
Harry Greenlaw
Grange Library
Frank Perkins
B. F. Perry
Bath Savings Institution
Weeks Street
Bessie F. Greenblatt
Alice M. O'Brien
Carolyn M. Stackpole
Opportunity
High Street
Effie Wright
Evelyne L. Donnell
Anne Thompson
Joan M. Harrison
Sarah E. C Brace
Lillian Fisher
Lowell Street
Beacon Street
Beacon Hill
State House