Richmond Summer Socials and Local Birthdays News
Richmond and surrounding towns recount a flurry of summer visits family reunions and birthday celebrations. Notables include the 71st birthday for William Doe of Windsor celebrated at Mrs Everett Trask’s home with a large party featuring relatives from Windsor Gardiner and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Clifford
Clifford
Aes
Weymouth
Mass
Car Clark
Clark
Ote Ees
EB. Durand
Belgrade
T Richmond
Clarence Lang
Shirley
William Doe
Windsor
West Dresden
Everett Trask
Mr. Doe
Trask
Dee
William
Fern
Melvin Hutchinson
Melvin, Jr
Robert
Pauline
Edith Trask
Carlene Terrell
Children's Hospital
Portland
Hattie Terrell
Presque Isle
E. H. Bailey
Ethel
Margaret Bailey
Elizabeth Watson
Richmond
Leslie Turner
Augusta
Bear Pond
North Turner
Doris
Florence
Mary Coughlin
Malden
Sarah Coughlin
Catherine Coughlin
Popham
Arthur Sewall
Boston
Thomas Nealon
Boothbay
A. A. Williams
Enterprise Grange
Thomas’ Point
Philip Conant
Grace Mealey
Miss Mealey
John Mealey
Bridge
Melvina Borjesson
David Brody
New York
Borjesson
Frank Reynolds
Gertrude Baker
Frank Cox
Robert Newell
Eugene Purington
Clarence Farnham
William Newall
Gardiner
Stanley Marr
Waterville
Louise Pratt
Bangor
E. F. Pratt
Charles Murphy
Charles, Jr
Cambridge
Annie Snow
Charles James
James
Charles Davis
Farmington
Fred L. Rogers
Front Street
Richmond Music Club
Sarah. Temple
Louraine
East Orange
N. J
Maine Freshmen Charm Campus With Rules Code
Freshmen prepare for campus life at the University of Maine with caps, greetings, and smoking limits enforced by upperclassmen. The white rule book covers attire blue caps green bow ties and freshman male etiquette while women face blue jams and winter caps under All Maine Women and Sophomore Eagles oversight.
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Orono
University of Maine
Maine Christian Association
Maine
All Maine
Eagles
Owls
U. of M
Bath
Stephen
Marshall, Jr
Morse
Marshall
High Street
Sigma Nu
Raymond C. Hathorne
Maurice T. Hathorne
Woolwich
Phi Kappa Sigma
Stanley Henderson
David
N. Gratz Jackson
Shaw Street
Phi Gamma Delta
Hayden
Rogers
Llewellyn D. Rogers
West Best
Lamba Chi
R. Hazel Feero
Linwood C. Feere
Phippsburg Road
Donald W. Ring
Harry E. Ring
Washburn Street
Eleanor E. Grinnell
Elizabeth Brackley
Huse Street
Howard C. Bates
Delmar E. Bates
Snowpark
Eta Nu Pi
F. Wilbur Hagan
Frank W. Hagan
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Oak Hall
Donald Henderson
Coombs High School
Bowdoinham
Sheriff
Albert Henderson
Middlesteet
Weather and meals echo in a Victorian boardinghouse exchange
In a Progressive Farmer vignette a landlady notes the unsettled bill as the weather grows unsettled, while a guest comments on the steak matching the sky. The dialogue preserves midwestern sensibility in a compact domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Georgetown Social Roundup Includes Many Visitors
A lengthy Georgetown column lists numerous visitors and residents, naming Doris Trafton, Elizabeth Hunt, Deborah Wilson, Ida Hooker, Dorothy Oliver, Meta Bearse, Mary Todd, Elizabeth Stores, George Smith, Rev. D. L. Bliss, and others. The piece notes summer comings and goings at Kennebec Point, Sagadahoc Bay, Belgrade Lakes, and West Georgetown, plus local projects like a cellar excavation, grading, and an artesian well at Dr. J. H. Brown’s property. It also mentions church activities and summer residents at Kennebec Point and nearby cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Brown
Kennebec Point
Portland
Doris Trafton
Melrose
Mass
Elizabeth Hunt
John Wilson
Deborah
Hallowell
Ida Hooker
Dorothy W. Oliver
Kingston
W. C
Meta Bearse
Nellie Brown
Deering Street
Bath
Mary Todd
Missouri
Elizabeth Stores
Connecticut
George Smith
Sagadahoc Bay
D. L. Bliss
Old South Church
Boston
Bliss
Sadie Drake
Phyllis
Belgrade Lakes
C. L. Hinckley
Forrest Drake
Dedham
J. R. Hulburt
Chicago University
Roy M. Newman
Harry Riggs
New York City
Winthrop Riggs
Georgetown
H. G. Heald
Walter V. Cummings
William A. Todd
James Dunton
Morrill
James Beane
Lexington
Rebecca Hocker
Lovering School
Holyoke
Mags
William Renaud
L. Barle Hagan
Malden Island
M. A. Cunningham
Eleanor of
J. H. Brown
John F. Thompson
Horatio Drake
Indian Point
Mary F. Steadman
Elsworth
Stilphen
Edward Wren
Jamaica Plain
Stetson
Roxbury Latin School
Phillips-Exeter Academy
T. N. Williams
A. A. Stott
F. W. Hovey
Alice
Amy
Ogunquit
E. D. Marsh
Rutland
County Officials Seek 25 Percent Salary Cut to Save Schools
Aroostook County officials propose 25 percent pay cuts and town warrants to cover half of teachers’ wages to survive the upcoming school year. Fort Fairfield would see weekly expense drop from 2000 to 750 dollars. Gov. Gardiner says towns must uphold public schools and seeks no borrowing beyond debt limits. Oxford County Fair trims costs and offers free admission as it nears closure with a late Thursday postponement and a gratis three ring circus and Wild West show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aroostook County
Association
Donald M. Allen
Oxford County Fair
Paris
Wheeler
Oxford
Penna
Five Islands summer folk and visits noted
Malden residents Elbridge Mains and family reside in Five Islands. Visitors include Isabel Stevens Ted Yeo and J P Davis from Worcester and Winchester. Local cottages host Biggins, Allen, Pearson, MacMahan, and Baker families. Nettie Snowman turns 80. Gordon College student Rogers preaches as Rev Ho vey is away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbridge Mains
Malden
Mass
M. F. Biggins
Arlington
Isabel Stevens
Ted Yeo
J. P. Davis
Wiscasset
Charles Campbell
Irving
Arrowsic
Fred Carr
Harold Brown
Georgetown
Five Islands
George Yeo
Bob
Winchester
Yeo
Ted
Worcester Tech
Percy Allen
Oakland
C. O. Pearson
Marilyn
Quincy
Frank MacMahan
J. ©. Briggs
Winnifred
Malcolm Libby
Bath
Leon Williams
Waltham
C. H. Minchen
Boston
Otis Baker
Norwood
MacMahan Island
Mr. MacMahan
B. F. Perry
Columbus
Ohio
George Smith
Gertrude
Sedgemere
Rogers
Gordon College and Missions
F. W. Hovey
Lighthouses Warn Mariners Along Maine Coast
Maine coastal lighthouses and fog signals are highlighted as guardians of mariners. A Rockland Courier Gazette news exchange among keepers and Coast Guard members shares homely gossip from stations like Portland Head, Petit Manan, Little River, Quoddy Head, and Doubling Point.
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Maine
Ghl
Fred C. Green
The
Boston Transcript
Courier-Gazette
Rockland
Coast Guard
Guardians of
Portland
America
Willard Hill
Sue
St. George
Petit Manan
Prospect Harbor
Little River
Cutler
Pote
Hibiscus
Quoddy Head
Lubec Narrows
Ly Station
Nad
Bangor
Ellsworth
Matinicus Rock
Penobecot Bay
Tex
Franklin Island
Doubling Point Range
Kennebec
Pine Tree
Oddities in the News items span larceny to berries
A Pennsylvan ia youth 17 arrested for larceny after confessing a theft of about eight dollars from a filling station. A California bandit returned five dollars to a operator he had robbed. A Chicago artist creates lifelike meat sculptures. A Uniontown traffic officer is harmed by a bicycle rider. A Stone Creek bank cashier triggers a basement escape during a robbery. The Whitney family of Hillsboro claims a four thousand basket berry haul this month. A man bound for a synagogue is struck fatally by a car. A Trempealeau County pamphlet claims Eden lies nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Allery
Monongahela, Penn
Glendale
Calif
Franklin Windle
Ae S
Chicago
Art Institute
Moomaw
Whitney
Hillsboro
N. H
Greenfield
Arthur Kaplan
Galesville
Wis
D. O. van Slyke
Garden of Eden
Trempeleau County
Evening Workers meeting delayed by last Friday storm
The opening meeting of the Evening Workers was deferred to next Friday evening at the club house in Cottage Park due to last Friday's storm.
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Cottage Park
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Florence of
W. W. Gardiner
Pleasant Pond
Frank Connor
Flora Shepard
Geene Ring
Gardiner Road
Eugene Edgecomb
Everett Gipson
Re Bailey
A . A Hosmer
Hae
Audrey Holman
Gordon B. Hatfeld
Hatfield
Ella Richards
Windemere Park
Unity
Viola Stafford
W. W. Gardner
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Ida Pascall
Lowell
Abbie McKenney
Flora Dockendorf
Charles Cobb
Richmond Corner
George Hawkes
Capitol Island
Hawkes
Joseph Dyer
Lynn
Aead
William Haynes
Elizabeth
Maria Pottle
Theresa Pottle
Bowdeinham
Elizabeth Haynes
Gorham Normal School
C. E. Bryant
C. H. Bryant
South Street
Annie Allard
Eleanor
Ora Reed
Edward McGinn
Anderson
Ind
William McGinn
Clarence Robinson
Fairhaven
Conn
Fred Small
Malcolm O'Brien
Lee Academy
Grange Hall
Kennebec Valley
Everett Hatch
Percy Little
George Coughlin
Seth Watson
T. J. Southard
Harry Douglass
A. Dingley
South Portland
W. M. Dingley
Gwendolyn Tarr
Irene Millay
Philip Cleveland
E. L. White
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Virginia
H. L. Stilphen
Leaf Maine
John Witham, Jr
J. T
Amy Bradley
Daughters of Union
Dunklee
Mary C. Billings
Guildford
Ensilage
Potato Diggers
SEEC
Kendall & Whitney
Atland
Baskets
Freshmen University
Mr. Lloyd
Rio de Janeiro
Mrs. Lloyd
California
England
Arthur-Allen
Optometrist
Center Street
White Towers
Bath Savings Institution
Pyxe
Guardias
Tan
Decmorr, Mion
Mit He Ie
Ormett, Pon Enn Tovey
Ratnone
Sutin
Taman
Mihe
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
Union Guardian Trust Company of
Detroit
Gordon Drummond
Washington, D. C
Franz Ibisch
Fred Friedrich
Rochester
Raymond Smith
Lawton
Arthur F. Mayo
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