Richmond High School Elects Officers in Seamless Year
Richmond High School Athletic Association officers were elected: President Carlton Randall 26, Vice President Glenn Lamoreau 26, Secretary Hilda Pera 26, Treasurer Gerald Grondin 28. Numerous local visits and social notes follow, with residents from Gardiner Dover Bowdoinham and Boston among those featured in a bustle of town life.
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High School Athletic Association
Eastern Star
Olive Branch
Dresden Mills
Social at Curtis hall to benefit Richmond High School
A social at Curtis hall Friday night supported the R H S Athletic Association with faculty, superintendent, students, and friends in attendance. Highlights included piano solo by Carleton Randall, school songs, and remarks on the association’s future. After the program, games and dancing followed with refreshments served.
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Curtis Hall
R. H. S. Athletic Association
Carleton Randall
Piaeaieepaaaeiannte G. Grondin
Mrs Keith Heads to Winthrop for Visit
Mrs. Sarah P. Keith departed Wednesday morning for Winthrop Massachusetts to spend a few days as a guest of friends before returning to Hartford Connecticut. She earlier spent ten days in Bath with her niece Mrs. Sewall W Perey of Snowpark.
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Sarah P. Keith
Winthrop
Mass
Hartford
Georgetown churchgoers and visitors fill weekend schedule
Sunday at First Baptist featured Rev James Hayes, with a union service at Five Islands in the evening. Numerous locals and guests from Waterville Bath Portland and beyond visited, joined by a steady stream of road work and social calls throughout the week. Community members and travelers attended gatherings, visits, and car trips, with plans for Robinhood church winter services and a series of Sunday sessions at Bay Point, Kennebec Point, and Bath areas.
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James Hayes
Scarboro
First Baptist Church
Five Island Church
George Williams
Waterville
West Georgetown
G. Seachaise
Bath
Roscoe P. Todd
Warren
Melrose Highlands
Mass
H. B. Crosby
Melrose
Winthrop Riggs
Benjamin
Portland
Arthur Berry
Five Islands
Maude Thayer
Bradford Academy
Bradford
Cora Searle
Catherine Oliver
Searle
George
P. Brennan
Richmond
Gaston Lachaise
New York
Arthur L. Todd
Louise
Lisbon
Jennie Todd
Colleen Barnes
Alice Scott
L. Hinckley
South Wales
Marjorie
Pauline Moore
Arthur S. Rowe
Alfred Rowe
Springfield
Roscoe Todd
W. C. Todd
Leon E. Oliver
Newburyport
Newman
Darien
Conn
Cherry Lawn School
W. T. Boyd
Boston
George F. Oliver
Bath City Hospital
Edgar Warren
A. EK. Brown
Read’s Point
E.B. Billings
Lewiston
Walter Hill
Kennebec Point
Wattsville
Penn
Carrie Mason
Winchester
Carrie Baker
Charles Hooper
Martha Fielding
EC. Iiggins
Ferdinand Reyher
Robinhood
Epworth League
Social News Roundup From Bath And Surrounds
Dr and Mrs William DP Currie hosted five tables of auction at their Cobb road home Tuesday for Mr and Mrs Walter KE Chase Jr of Sharon PA visiting Bath for two weeks. Chase won ladies first prize and Chester S Kingsley won gentlemen first prize. The Fullers, Rowes and Gibbons have returned from a Canada motor trip via Saguenay river. Fuller in Boston on business and Mrs Fuller visiting sister Mrs George Gould in Cleveland. Mrs George Fraser and Miss Cora Savage celebrated birthdays with a surprise party Tuesday at 22 Bedford street attended by 13 guests including the Frasers Freeman Reed McCabe Oliver and Savage families.
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Hartwell
Medford
Mass
Camp Ground
Bertha Sinclair
Winthrop
Minnie L. Waldron
Martha Totman
Gardiner
Augusta
J. J. Garvin
Ernest Dow
Amesbury
George Wilson
Gertrude Longfellow
Harry L. Stilphen
Pemaquid
Frank Lowell
Zulette Allen
Lowell
Lettie Stinson
Wiscasset
James L. Chase
Waterville
Laura M. Grondin
Paul Jack
Ruth Curran
Ruth Anderson
William Wilson
Bath
Ray Meserve
Main Street
Owen Emmons
Brunswick
George Kimball
J. C. Wilson
Front Street
Randall Young
Bates College
Edward Bullock
Portland
Robert Green
Skowhegan
Jesse Tarr
Harriette Page
Dingley
Falmouth
G. B. Northy
R. E. Northy
E. O. Tarr
Gilbert Maxwell
North Adams
John F. Maxwell
Carl Boltog
Boston
Edward Webb
Lawrence
Ernest Meserve
Whippsburg
Clarence Wilder
Fern
Mary Beatty
Earl
Helen
Frank Anderson
William DP. Currie
Cobb Road
Walter KE. Chase, Jr
Sharon
Chase
Chester S$. Kingsley
E. M. Fuller
Walter E. Rowe
Thomas
Canada
Quebec
Saguenay River
Dr. Fuller
Fraser
Miss Savage
George Fraser
John Freeman
Barbara
Leigh Reed
Henry McCabe
Alfred McCabe
W. F. Oliver
W. M. Savage
Northern Maine visit by Five Islands party
Mrs. Elbridge Mains of Vive Islands heads a party from Five Islands on a thousand mile northern Maine tour with friends Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Sullivan of Malden Massachusetts. The trip traces the Kennebec to Bangor Madawaska Fort Kent and Mt. Desert visiting Fraser Co. plant Bar Harbor and coastal towns before returning home.
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Elbridge Mains
Vive Islands
Maine
Gerald J. Sullivan
Malden
Mass
Houston
Presque Isle
Caribou
van Buren
St. John’s River
Grand Isle
Madawaska
Fraser Co
Dedmonston
N. B
Fort Kent
Ashland
Watten
Calais
Eastport
Machias
Bar Harbor
Mt. Desert
Thunder Gulch
Five Islands
Sieur de Monts Spring
Eagle Lake
Seal Harbor
Somes Sound
Ellsworth
Ku Klux Klan Field Day Draws Big Attendance
A large turnout attended a Ku Klux Klan field day at Rideout field with attendees from across the state and reportedly some from Massachusetts. Robed, masked sentries guided attendees as steamy clams and corn were served. A parade, speakers including Rev. Eugene V. Allen, a tribute to the late Mayor George W. Dean, fireworks, and a burning fiery cross closed the event once the ceremony extended for about an hour.
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Ku Klux Klan
Rideout Field
Massachusetts
Waldoboro
Eugene V. Allen
Rockland
Maine State Prison
George W. Dean
Allen
Dean
Atlanta
Duck hunting at the Bay on Monday yields limits and mixed bag
Alonzo G. Fisher shot five black ducks and two teal at the Bay Monday. Fred Wilson hit the limit. Bernard Mc Causland and Joseph Doyle reported teal and black duck in late hours. Frank H. Turner and John Howe harvested five black ducks two gray ducks and two teal. High winds kept birds in the bay, with promising shooting forecast for Wednesday morning according to a local hunter.
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Alonzo G. Fisher
Fred Wilson
Bernard McCausland
Joseph Doyle
Frank H. Turner
John Howe
Five Islands Baptist Young People's Union formed
Fourteen youths organized a Baptist young people’s union led by Miss Iva Cromwell on Monday evening. Officers elected include President Lloyd Pinkham and Secretary Albertina Stevens with Treasurer Aurelia Pinkham. A large list of locals and visitors were noted returning or visiting Bath Winnegance and nearby towns as the week’s social schedule included a Sunshine circle meeting and sermons by Rev J A Hayes.
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Baptist Young People’s Union
Judge
Pierce
Sunshine Circle
Iva Cromwell
Ccessees
Lloyd Pinkham
Albertina Stevens
Aurelia Pinkham
Alice Cromwell
Alice Pinkham
Bath and Portland Social Roundup Notes
Mrs. William Shorey of Washington street passed Tuesday in Portland. Governor Brewster renominated William T. Hall of Bath a notary. Sheriff John Kelley and wife from Boothbay Harbor visited Bath. City Clerk John W. Gilmore has been ill at home. Numerous local residents and visitors attended conventions, visits, or trips to Bangor, Small Point, Portland, Quaker Point, Andover, and other locales during the week.
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William Shorey
Washington Street
Portland
Brewster
William T. Hall
Bath
John Kelley
Boothbay Harbor
John W. Gilmore
Addie Robbins
Bangor
Minnie White
Small Point
Harold M. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Stonehouse
John McIinnes
Belle Foote
Margaret Foote
David L
Wilson
John McNary
Chelsea
Mass
Quaker Point
Frederick KE. Drake, Jr
Andover
John T. Oliver
Margaret Lindquist
New London
Conn
William O. Wagner
E. Dean
Marion
Dummer Street
Dorchester
Frederick L. Andrews
Horseshoe Pitching Rules For Tourney
The Pathfinder notes that horseshoes closely resemble quoits and Greek disc throwing, with origin hints in Scotland and England. The National Horseshoe Pitchers Association sets official rules including a 40 foot standard distance, 30 feet for ladies, level ground, a three foot wide pitcher’s box, iron pegs one inch in diameter, shoe size limits, calk height limits, and weight restrictions. In four handed play, partners may coach. nonparticipants must not interfere.
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Scotand
England
Tweed
Richard II
Rogers Ascham
Bess
Belmont pair returns from Bath with two daughters
Williams Worden of Belmont Massachusetts spent the weekend in Bath and returned Sunday with his wife Mrs Worden and their two daughters Constance and Joan who have been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Ke Stetson for the summer.
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Williams Worden
Belmont
Mass
Bath
Bathman Receives Sad Summons
Earl F. Maxwell, a member of Roland H. Smith post and an employee of the J. W. Cummings Feldspar Co., was summoned home to Lilly Pennsylvania to attend the double funeral of his brother and sister in law, Leroy Maxwell and wife, killed in an automobile crash. His sister was badly hurt but may recover. A fellow passenger in the car also died. the driver was unhurt.
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Earl F. Maxwell
Roland H. Smith Post, A. L
J. W. Cummings Feldspar Co
Lilly
Leroy Maxwell
Worumbo Re Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Worumbo Manufacturing Co. re elected Hon Oliver Moses of Bath as treasurer and Walter E Plum mer as clerk at the annual meeting on Thursday. Moses was also re elected a director along with Walter A Gutmann W H Bradford G H Milliken William H Newell and Philip J Deering.
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Worumbo
Oiver Moses 2Nd
Bath
Worumbo Manufacturing Co
Walter E. Plummer
Mr. Moses
Walter A. Gutmann
W. H. Bradford
G. H. Millilken
William H. Newell
Philip J. Deering
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William Newell
Asa Newall
Frank Reynolds
Arthur Bowley
Litchfield
Charles Grondin
Locust Farm
Bowdeinham
Nellie C. Thomas
Livermore Falls
Richmond High School Athletic Association
Carlton Randall
Glenn l Lamoreau
Hilda Pera
Gerald Grondin
George Coughlin
Maine General Hospital
Elizabeth Rowe
Frank Dickerman
Somerville
Dickerman-Durand
William Champrey
Lillian McKenny
Lyte Lint
Ray McKenney
Everett
Carrie McKenney
Ora Reed
Nettie Umberhine
John LB. Curtis
Orange Heights
Fla
Lee King
Rangeley
Annie
Harriette Pateh
Philip
Beverly
Frank Hammond
Fairfield
Frank R. Duren
Reed Jack
Passadumkeag
W. N. Price
George Shaw
George Cross
Raymond Libby
Leslie Gardner
Philip Randall
Orono
University of Maine
Mayford Morris
Belfast
C. B. Webber
O. L. Colesworthy
Sarah L. Preble
Louise Deehan
Margaret Dailey
Simmon’s College
Henry J. Deehan
Frank Keene
Lynn
Ernest Curtis
William Given
Brunswick Road
Millard Wade
Capitol Island
L. M. Alexander
Lakeside
W. A. Gilpatrick
M. Lemont
Margaret Spaulding
Pauline Gordon
Lisbon Falls
Beatrice
John King
Earl Castner
Mt. Carmel
Richmond High School
United States
Dwight L. Moody
J. R. Clifford
Victor R. E. Carey
John Merrill
William R. Fairclough
America
George Pushard
Lloyd Umberhind
Edward Coughlin
Grace Mealey
Eleanor
Martha King
Densmore House
Madeline Umberhind
William Larley
Irene Chase R
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Vassalboro
John L. Lilly
Frank
South Dresden
George W. Lowell
West Dresden
Flora Denham
R. H. S. Social
Georgetown
George H. Oliver
Bath City
B. W. Hastings
Viola Crocker
Miriam Pierce
Clifford Hansen
Kenneth Googins
Waltham, Mass
Pierce Cottage
EK. P. Pierce
L. P. Rohds
Annie Gugins
Edgewater
Randolph
Wilson Moore
Sullivan
D. L. Howard
Ocean View
Ferris Leonard
BE. Cromwell
Woolwich
Horace Rittall
Proctor Hagan
John Hinckley
Marion Stevens
Vesta Hinckley
Ellen Hagan
L. H. Rowe
Ivan Cromwell
Everett Cromwell
J. A. Hayes
Charles Snowman
Snowman
John J. Desmond
Dad
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadabock Block
Bath, Me
Bathman
Ned Rogers
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Supreme Judicial Court
Said County
Margaret L. Nickerson
Said
Clare B. Nickerson
East Loston
Mar. L. Scales
Samuel A. Evans
Libellee
Mary E. Nickerson
Barbara L. Nickerson
Clifton S. Nickerson
Edward W. Bridgham
Is. Ae
Bath Independent
Charles J. Dunn
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Fred L. Thompson
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