Beulah Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers For Year
In Richmond at Beulah Rebekah lodge No. 23 regular meeting on Sept 17 elected Alberta Sedgley as Noble Grand Pauline Gilpatrick as Vice Grand Margaret B Peabody as Financial and Recording Secretary and Lillian A Johnson as Treasurer Also notes on obituaries residents and local visits including William H Haynes funeral details and community events across Richmond Maine with numerous names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Alberta Sedgley
Pauline Gilpatrick
Margaret B. Peabody
Lillian A. Johnson
Ralph Peabody
Manchester
N. H
Peabody
Miss Peabody
Rebekah Lodge
Amos Turner
Granite City
Hallowell
William H Haynes
Center Street
Gilbert Edgett
Richmond Cemetery
Haynes
Bowdejinham
James
Elizabeth Brooks Haynes
Richmond
Bliss Business College
Lewiston
Silas
James Haynes
Lillian Brown Haynes
Elizabeth Myra Haynes
Maria Pottle
Bloomfield
N. J
Annie Johnson
Augusta
Sarah Coughlin
Olive Stilphen
Harry L. Stilphen
Laura M. Stilphen
Main Street
Richmond High School
University of Maine
Miss Stilphen
Isaac F. Amberhind
Louis Gilpatrick
George Caswell
New York State
St. Johnsbury
Idea Home Corner Club
Pearl Dove
Chestnut Street
Mary Groves
Evelyn Yeaton
Oberlin
George Yeaton
Allen Packard
Horace Millay
Bowdoinham
Rangeley Lakes Hotel
Carlton Randall
Dorothea Hodgkins
Frank Blanchard
Hodgkins
Farmington
Seth Watson
Ethel Rankins
Mabelle Crillen
Albert Brunnell
Mechanic Falls
Clarence Watson
Marjorie Kennedy
South Lancaster
Mass
Atlantic Union College
Eunice Kennedy
South Lancaster Academy
Forrest Yeaton
Porrest
Springfield
Natalie Call
Charlies Brown
Danvers
Mae Williams
Robert Carey
Pittsfield
North-Center P T A Plans Fall Work
North Center P T A holds first season meeting in Grace church parish house. Plans include continuing children programs, a teachers reception, and the annual Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in Bath October 26-27. A dental program covers grades two through four with five weeks of examinations and prophylaxes, half funded by the state. A rummage sale is set for October 2, with earnings targets for each standing committee. The Girl Scout Silver Tea and Exhibit is scheduled for October 7, and a business meeting will be held October 19 following the teachers supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Shurch Parish House
North-Center
Joseph I. Smith
Marius H. Page
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Maine Congress of Parents and Teacher, Inc
Bath
Smith
Leroy F. Colby
Association
Colby
Fred J. Higgins
W. Dayton Hill
W. Percy Marks
J. Edward Pomeroy
Morse
Joseph O. Purdue
Charles M. Tubbs
Clinton D. Wilson
Miss Bryant
Edward B. Hamblett
David S. Cogan
Girl Scout Council
Dike PTA Names Committee for Year in North End Club
Dike P T A met in the North End Community club rooms for its first meeting of the season. Seventeen members attended as Miss Stella Dolloff presided and officers hosted. Committees were named for Benevolence, Dental, Finance, Hospitality, Magazines, Membership, Program, Publicity, and Welfare with numerous volunteers listed. The group voted to continue the telephone at Dike school and set the next meeting for October 5 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike P. T. A
North End
Stella Dolloff
R. N
Scott M. Golder
Harold H. Conley
Hermon W. Crocker
Clarence O. Fullerton
Charles T. Henderson
Irving C. Varney
Daniel McDonald
Aubrey Steen
Dominique J. Tardif
Clifford B. Wilband
John M. Conley
Curvier R. Dolloff
Archie M. Wishart
Charles F. MacDonald
Sanford B. Nickerson
Alphonso Turcotte
Samuel A. Morse
Fernando T. Hutchins
Enemies Can Teach Us Maxims From Their Mistakes
A concise aphorism noting that opponents reveal valuable lessons through their errors and that adversaries can inadvertently provide instructive examples and warnings. It highlights learning from rival mistakes as a practical source of wisdom.
Georgetown News Summaries of Local Summer Visitors
Numerous Georgetown residents and visitors are cataloged as they spend weekends and extend stays at cottages from Sagadahoc Bay to Kennebec Point. Names include Fletcher of Belmont, Carlisle of North Edgecomb, Hagan family, Trafton and Oliver households, and guests from Melrose, Richmond, Bath, and Boston. The Civilian Conservation Corps enrollment notice invites one boy from Georgetown, with deadlines and interview contact through first selectman S. E. Emmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Fletcher
Belmont
Mass
Harry Carlisle
North Edgecomb
Thomas Hagan
Martha Rich Bowen
Richmond
Camp Overlook
Kennebec Point
Harold J. Brown
Harold, Jr
Miles Hagan
Natalie
Bath
Howard Trafton
Ernest Curtis
Bell Heald
Carrie Oliver
Gladys Oliver
Mina Clark
Marion Clark
Sharon
Board of Selectmen
Georgetown
Department of Health and Welfare
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
S. E. Emmons
First Selectman
Colleen Radley
Edgar Warren
Stubenville
Ohio
Oliver Hooper
Portland
Sagadahoc Bay
Doris Trafton
Melrose
Scott Curtis
Salem
Traf
Roy M. Newman
Indian Point
Elizabeth Nagle
Dorothy Stuart
E. B. Billings
Alice Hovey
Stuart
Clarence Hill
Patty
Boston
Joseph F. Higgins
Elizabeth Hunt
Augusta E. Rowe
Melvin Cunningham
Eleanor Cunningham
Woodrow Gray
William Mains
Edward Wren
Harry L. Horne
Howard M. Trafton
Lloyd Daley
Elvira Trafton
Ralph Carlisle, Jr
Winchester
John Rose
Priscilla Webster
Baby
Washington, D. C
First Baptist Church
Roscoe P. Todd
Melrose Highlands
Obituary of Martha C Sanford 81 Widow of Morton Sanford
Mrs Martha C Sanford aged 81 widow of Morton Sanford died Wednesday morning at her home 27 Pleasant street She was born in Walton Nova Scotia a daughter of Lemuel and Annie Card and moved to Bath fifty years ago She leaves one brother Marshall M Card of Southport and one sister Mrs Benjamin Burgess of Burlington Nova Scotia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha C. Sanford
Morton Sanford
Pleasant Street
Sanford
Walton, N. S
Lemuel
Annie Card
Bath
Marshall M. Card
Southport
Benjamin Burgess
Burlington, N.S
Funeral for W Stanwood Cutting Held After Bicycle Accident
The funeral for W Stanwood Cutting, who died from injuries after a bicycle collision with a car, was held at his stepfather James Mitchell's home on Washington Street. Rev Ernest Heywood officiated. Bearers were classmates Andrew Cahill Roger Skillings Ferdinand Coombs and Joseph Wilson. Burial followed at Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stanwood Cutting
James Mitchell
Washington Street
Ernest Heywood
Wesley M. E. Church
Andrew R. Cahill
Roger D. Skillings
Mr. Cutting
Morse High School
Ferdinand W. Coombs
Joseph A. Wilson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Miss Blair Retired Bath Teacher Dies at 80
Ellen Blair, 80, longtime Bath educator and former principal of Dike school, died Tuesday after a paralytic stroke. She taught 49 years in Bath, earlier Woolwich, lived on Washington Street near her home, and was a charter member of Genesta chapter, O E S. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 PM at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Blair
Bath
Dike School
James Savage
Washington Street
Miss Blair
Benjamin C
Frances J. (Reed) Blair
Woolwich
Genesta Chapter
Funeral services for Edward Burke in Portland
Edward Burke 47 formerly of Bath died Sept 14 after surgery. Funeral held Friday at Hay & Peabody parlor in Portland. He lived in Woolwich and Bath, trained as a machinist at Bath Iron Works, served in World War I submarines, joined Kennebec Yacht Club and Polar Star lodge, ran a Foster Point boys camp project, later operated a Portland garage business buying and renovating second hand cars. He was unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Burke
Bath
Hay & Peabody
Portland
Burke
Connecticut
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Woolwich
Kennebec Yacht Club
Polar Star Lodge
William P. Hussey
Foster's Point
Death Notice of William Oakman Hunt in Bath
William Oakman Hunt, 79, died Friday morning at 1 30 at the home of Mrs. Lila M Place 859 Middle Street where he had resided two months He had heart trouble and had lived in Bath all his life Born in Bath son of Capt James L Hunt and Mary Hunt He worked in shipyards as a joiner at Kelly Spear Co and later janitor at North Grammar School Former Bath Fire Department member Survived by brother Zina B Hunt Bath and sister Marilla Brown West Bath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oakman Hunt
Lila M. Place
Middle Street
Mr. Hunt
Bath
James L
Mary Hunt
Kelly, Spear Co
Funeral of Miss Inez Kenner son in Morse area
The funeral for Miss Inez L. Kennerson 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph N Kennerson of 148 North Street, was held Sunday at 2 PM at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence. She died from internal injuries after a Wednesday night car crash. The service drew church friends neighbors Morse High School classmates and Girl Scout associates. Floral tributes included the class of 1938 and Pine Tree Troop No 1. Rev Moffatt of Corliss Street Baptist Church officiated. Bearers included Clifton S Nickerson and three Morse classmates. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez L. Kennerson
Ralph N. Kennerson
North Street
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Pine Tree Troop
Girl Scouts of America
Miss Kennerson
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Clifton S. Nickerson
Morse
Jack Keegan
Roger Oliver
John Wakefield
Oak Grove Cemetery
Death of Joan M. Johansen in Memorial Hospital
Joan M. Johansen daughter of Hans and Catherine Johansen died Wednesday evening at Memorial hospital after a brief illness. She is survived by her parents three brothers and seven sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan M. Johansen
Hans and
Catherine Johansen
Memorial Hospital
Mrs Hattie A Toothaker Funeral Held At Old Ladies Home
Funeral services for Mrs Hattie A Toothaker were held Thursday at 3 PM at the Old Ladies' Home conducted by Rev George H Thorburn Jr. Bearers were O. M Redlon Albert Redlon Fred P Shaw and Edward Vaughan. Burial followed in Maple Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie A ‘Toothaker
Old Ladies’ Home
George H. Thorburn, Jr
O. M Redlon
Albert Redlon
Fred P Shaw
Edward Vaughan
Maple Grove Cemetery
The Origin of the Name Illinois
The name Illinois derives from the Algonquin Ilini and the plural suffix ek, later altered toois. The discussion traces how the term shifted phonemes and spelling through linguistic usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Hunt Funeral Held For William Oakman Hunt
The funeral for William Oakman Hunt was held Monday afternoon at 2 at Fred S. Curtis funeral home 105 Center Street Rev George H Thor burn Jr of First Universalist church officiating Bearers named Ferdinand Coombs Frank Charles and Chester Talbot Burial took place in Fair view cemetery Winnegance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oakman Hunt
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
George H. Thorburn, Jr
First Universalist Church
Ferdinand Coombs
Frank
Charles
Chester Talbot
Fairview Cemetery
Winnegance
Park of Varied Climates Beyond Grand Canyon Park
A descriptive piece notes that the Grand Canyon area showcases a range of climates and flora from Mexican desert to Canadian ecosystems, with tropical and Arctic zones absent. It highlights diverse plant life represented within a national park setting, emphasizing environmental variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canyon National Park
Giant Panda Eats Bamboo Diet Reportedly Only Food
Observers report the giant panda appears to eat only bamboo, with no other foods detected. The finding highlights the species dependence on bamboo across its range and may influence conservation notes.
Bee Sting Carries Acid Formic Pain Explained
A bee sting delivers pain due to formic acid introduced by the insect. Researchers note that the acid triggers immediate irritation and local inflammation as part of the sting reaction.
Five Islands road work reduces turns and widens lane
Work began last week on the State road at Five Islands in front of J. G. Stevens home to remove a sharp turn and widen the road where cars have frequently gone over the side. Many men and trucks are employed. A steady stream of visitors and residents are noted at Five Islands and nearby cottages during the period.
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Five Islands
J. G. Stevens
E. P. Pierce
Boston
Seguinland
L. Poor
State Highway Department
Augusta
C. S. Buckley
Cunningham Cottage
F. P. Carr
Chester MacMahan
Bath
MacMahan
Bath Memorial Hospital
Walter Beane
Charles MacMahan
Malden
Mass
Howard Bacon
Francis and
Donald
Sudbury
L. H. Rowe
Helen Howe
P. D. Wilkins
Lewiston
Mr. Wilkins
Bates College
Wilkins
Ludlum
Catherine
John
Chevy Chase
Harriet Worrell
George McKinnon
McKinnon
Gertrude Carry
Fred Rittall
F. B. White
Winthrop
Johnson
Rockmere
Philadelphia
G. P. Worrell
Ogden
Alfreda Hance
Boothwyn
Waldo Hassenius
Groton
Piney Point
Russel Pinkham
Kittery
Ellsworth Pinkham
Alice Cromwell
Charles Kenney
Madge O'Brien
Hallowell
George Yeo
Winchester
Yeo
Bob
Milton Trott
Clarence White
Popple Beach
New York
Gertrude Smith
Dorchester
Katie Doone
Leroy Scott
Alice Hogan Rice
C. F Knnight
Waterbury
Conn
J. J. Gibson
Freeport
Lincoln Campbell
Ambrose Thibodeau
Hartley Harley
Maurice Pinkham
Everett Cromwell
Orville Rowe
Ida Hinckley Willis Brewer
Southport
Five Islands Harbor
Harold Rowe
D. L. Howard
Clinton Hanna
Belgrade
George Hanna
Mrs Zetta Higgins Closes Rock Crest in Medford
Mass Ted Yeo of Winchester visits his mother Mrs George Yeo and brother Bob, while Mrs Zetta Higgins has closed Rock Crest and returned to Medford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zetta Higgins
Rockcrest
Medford
Mass
Ted Yeo
Winchester
George Yeo
Bob
Commander Hamlin to address VFW meeting in Rockland
Commander Oliver R. Hamlin of Rockland will address an open VFW meeting on Thursday at the VFW hall on Dummer Street. Ex servicemen will hear about new Congress legislation and its impact, with other speakers including John Guistin Daniel Noonan Wallace Purnell Thomas Foley and Floyd H. Preble serving as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver R. Hamlin
Rockland
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
V. F. W Hall
Dummer Street
Hamaiin
John Guistin
Daniel Noonan
Wallace Purnell
Farmingdale
Thomas Foley
Auburn
Congress
Legislative Committee
The
Washington
Floyd H. Preble
Department
Dyer-Flaherty Post
No 2197
Junior Garden Club Entertained Happily
Cosmopolitan Juniors Garden club met Monday afternoon at Mrs Rosco P McFadden s home. The party featured a rustic birch walk to a vine arch guarding a fireplace area and a pool with water plants. Seventeen members attended with Miss Mary E Campbell aiding Mrs Moult. games were played and new names chosen for ties and flowers. Drinks and chocolate milk were served as plans for the weekly meeting dates were to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Juniors
Rosco
P. McFadden
PirCe
Mrs . Motion
Mary E Campbell
Moult
Twain Praises Mawai and The Hawaiians
Twain extols the islands in a travel vent that notes a famed fleet of ships and alluring scenery. The passage reflects 19th century journalism style praising maritime hospitality and exotic travel as a holiday pastime for reporters and readers.
Two Bath Dogs Place in Manchester Trials
Dogs owned by Mr. and Mrs. Rod ney E. Ross of Bath were the only Maine entries to place in the 15th annual field trial of the New Hampshire Field Trial club at Manchester. Granite State Highlight placed second in the members derby stake Friday and Thor lon, a setter, placed third in the amateur shooting dog stake Saturday. The Manchester trials drew 140 pointers and setters from the East, and the Ross pair’s showing was highly gratifying to the Bath couple. Dr. Warren E. Kershner of Bath was a judge in the amateur shooting dog stake Saturday, joined by Gorham Brooks of Brookline, Massachusetts, and John S. Childs of Hillsborough, New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney E. Ross
Maine
New Hampshire
Manchester
N. H
Granite State
Ross
East
Bath
Warren E. Kershner
Gorham Brooks
Brookline
Mass
John S. Childs
Hillsborough
Morse High Athletes Named In Lincoln Street Crash Report
Dr Paul A Gregware ordered to hospital for possible internal injuries after a collision on Lincoln Street. Herbert Daigle and family linked to local residents. Morse High School players Young Child and Brown named on varsity football and basketball squads. Edward Widgham of Brunswick seeks delay in arraignment due to injuries. Traffic jam and police efforts described as night duty limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Gregware
Herbert Daigle
Philip Daigle
Anthony Daigle
Rumford
Morse High
Brown
Hill
Morse
Morse Court
Jenness
Green
Brunswick
Lincoln Street
Chestnut
Edward Wridgham
Dunton
George McElman
Program for Lincoln Sagadahoc Teachers
The article notes continued from Page One a round table discussion led by Miss Florence L Jenkins state supervisor of home economics and for arts groups a round table discussion led by Stephen E Patrick State director of Vocational education
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence L. Jenkins
Stephen E. Patrick
Draft Constitution Text Reveals Alternate Country Name
A historical draft of the U S Constitution shows James Wilson proposing a different national label. The document suggests the phrase The United Poole and States of Americ as an early naming option during the framing period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
James Wilson
United Poole
States of Americ
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Anna Dynan
Waltham
Nellie Knight
Edith Howard
Litchfield
Leverett G. Edgett
R. I
H. Barrows
Joseph
Alexandria
Gardiner
Robert Maxcy
M. C. Priest
Ida Hibbard
Swan Island
Lillian Wade
Elmer Wade
Marcia Rand
Portsmouth
N H
A. A. Robinson
Millard Wade
Capitol Island
Florence Weeks
P.T.A
Grace Parish House
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
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Dike P.T.A. Names Committee
i _H. Crocker
Walter L. Eliott
Arthur G. Gilmore
James T. Gardenier
Union
Ferry School
Ruth W. Powers
Maynard Thibodeau
Mary Campbell
Pinfold
Cutting Funeral
Upper Grammar
William O. Hunt
Kennerson
William C. Hunt
Mrs. Swan
Edith Fellows
Roland Fellows
Bob Yeo
Sedgemere Road
Bath Savings Institution
Hamlin
V.F.W
Junior Garden Club
Twain
Mawai
Mark Twain
Ross Pets
Lincolnsagadahoc
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas RE. Huston