Christmas Week Socials Dot Richmond Town
A dense list of Christmas visits and family gatherings across Richmond Gardiner Dresden and surrounding towns includes Randlette Bond Edgecomb and Watson families with dozens of relatives—Miss Florence Watson of Bath and Mrs Elizabeth Williams of Brunswick among those at parents homes. Local outings feature a Dresden fire department call and a gold anniversary at Richmond lodge I O O F with John M Jordan. Ludwig’s skating rink opening dance draws a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Randlette
Portland
Awrence Bond
Bingham
Town
Gardiner
Mary Hall
Bowdoinham
Guy Farnham
Victor Carey
New York City
Seth Watson
Richmond
Florence Watson
Bath
Jean Edgecomb
Boston
Eugene Edgecomb
Georgia Bickford
Garrdiner
D. J. McKenna
George Coughlin
Lillian Johnson
Vanessa Beedle
W. H. Johnson
Dresden
Della Perry
Auburn
Victoria Call
Fred Call
Woodfords
Ida Hosmer
Audrey Holman
Dwight L. Moody
Hampton
N. H
Moody
Cora Smith
Elizabeth Williams
Brunswick
Langden Road
Bert Skinner
Augusta
Charles James
Frank Beedle
H. L. Stilphen
Harold Harford
Hilda
Harold Turner
Peabody
Mass
E. B. Rankins
George Hinkley
Erland Hinkley
Roy Shields
Weldon
Weston Carver
Philip Randall
U. of M
A. C Randall
Bliss Lawrence
William Dingley
Mabel Lancaster
Richmond Corner
Ora Reed
Lyte Lint
Progressive Grange
Eleanor Meacham
Dorothea Temple
Howard Knight
Freeman Wardwell
Wardwell
Winthrop
Frank Preble
Frances Preble
Howard Farwell
Charles Joyce
Lisbon Falls
Mary Page
Eugene Smith
Lola Dingley
Falmouth
Robert Dickerman
New York
A. G. Baker
Mabel Millay
Ernest Sylvester
S. P. Call
Perley Joy
Warren Joy
Hallowell
Ernest Stewart
Evelyn
Henry Skelton
William Skelton
Dorothy Skelton
John Dixon
Genevieve Joy
Alvah Nickerson
Newcastle
Raymond Libby
Frank Merrill
Wolfboro
Houlton and Millinockett
State Normal School
New Hampshire
Langdon Road
Brunswick Road
George Pashard
Center Street
Main
Front Streets
C. H
R. L. Curtis
Pauline Darrah
Albert Darrah
Darrah
John Sullivan
Randolph
The
Grange
Charlotte White
Gene
Joyce Kelley
Jackson Wallace
Marshall White
June McKenna
By Grange
Doris Delong
Story
Nellie Sylvester
E. O. Tarr
Marjorie Lamoreau
Emily Wallace
C. M. White
Harvey Goodwin
Skowhegan
Carrol Goodwin
Lena Harlow
S. Reed Allen
Ida Gaubert
North Front Street
Wise Commercial Workers Club
Hazel Mealey
Evelyn Hanson
Ralph Brown
Esther Parker
Marjory Meserve
H. L. Tarr
Dorothy Stewart
Georgetown
Guy Holt
Edward Favor
Charles Alexander
Richmond Lodge
P G
John M. Jordan
Jewell
P. G
Jordan
Ludwig's
County Road
Brim Jewett
Merritt Gives Views On Coming Session
Freeman H Merritt outlines state aid under the Three Towns Act for West Bath Bath and Phippsburg, noting Bath gains from 1930 assessed valuation and a 50 50 State aid split. He urges discussion with Henry Ford regarding Winneyanee bridge and cites prior costs to Phippsburg and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Bath
Phippsburg
State Highway Commission
Winneyanee Bridge
Henry Ford
Ford
Aldrich
Freeman H. Merritt
Obituary Leroy Reed 66 Woolwich resident dies at home
Leroy H. Reed died Tuesday at Welden P. Preble’s home. A Woolwich resident and descendant of Jonathan Reed the first settler, he was born in Woolwich to Otis and Sarah Reed and is survived by one brother Edward Reed. The funeral will be Thursday at two at Arthur F. Mayo Funeral Home Bath, with Rev. J. Benjamin Shaw officiating. Burial will follow in Riverside Cemetery Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy H. Reed
Woolwich
Jonathan Reed
Welden P. Preble
Otis
Sarah Reed
Edward Reed
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Bath
J. Benjamin Shaw
Riverside Cemetery
Miss Mary Newell and Carolyn Plant Return to Kendall Hall
Miss Mary Newell and Miss Carolyn Plant will return to Pride's Crossing Monday to resume studies at Kendall Hall after spending the Christmas holidays at their parents homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Newell
Carolyn Plant
Pride’s Crossing
Kendall Hall
Georgetown Community Holiday Gatherings and Church Programs
Residents from Georgetown and Bath visit relatives over Christmas and New Year week. The piece lists guests from several families in Georgetown, Bath and Portland, plus school attendances. It notes church services at First Baptist with a Passover talk by Dr. B A Bailey and a union service at Five Islands, including a Christmas Eve program featuring local students and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Powers
Methuen
Mass
William Wardwell
Walter Newdick
William Oliver
E. B. Billings
Bath
Belle Heald
W. O. Oliver
Elizabeth Hunt
W. C. Todd
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
T. N. Williams
West Georgetown
Walter W. Cummings
Portland
Jennie Todd
Lisbon
Alonzo Hunt
Hyde Park
McKenny
Davis
J. R. Blackie
Raymond Short
Brunswick
Working League
Rea Todd
Van
Harold J. Brown
Son
Cumberland
Amy Hovey
Gorham Normal School
Grace Hovey
Morse High School
F. W. Hovey
B. A. Bailey
Wiscasset
First Baptist Church
John H. Carter
B. C. Redennett
A. W. Wisband
Horace Wade
Five Islands Church
W. L. Berry
Madsiyn Berry
Hershel Dickey
Cleve
Virginia
Alton Berry
Woolwich
Maurice Pinkham
Bay Point
Pinkham
A. L. Marr
Nora Marr
Manfred Newdick
W. W. Marr
Alice Cromwell
Roxbury
D. R. Stevens
Victor Pinkham
Forest Hanna
Five Islands
Charles Moore
William Renaud
George Gray
M. S. Newdick
J. M. Stevens
Franz Stevens
Everett Cromwell
Walter E. Reid
Coleen Bryer
J. M. Stevthé
L. D. Moulton
New York City
Addie Amazeen
Jesus
Christmas Concert at Five Islands Parish
A Five Islands church Christmas program directed by Mrs W Marr featured a long sequence of scripture readings recitations songs and scenes. The event included a pageant with shepherds wise men and angels and concluded with a tree distribution and gifts. Local attendance and hospitality were noted as the church decor and performances drew praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.,w. Marr
Hovey
Orissa Carr
Gerais
Albion Carr
Vernon Gray
Garol—O
Bethlehem
Herbert Campbell
Cecil Stevens
Russell Harford
MacMahan
Gene Stevens
Shepherds Who
Pinkham
Woodrow Gray
Crescents
Hope Berry
Aurelia Pinkham
Lara Gray
Rahshermes
Tommy Hanna
Edward Carr
Delbert MacMahan
Marie Rittall
Mary Cote
Cora Mae Hanna
Barbara Gray
Russell Harford, Jr
Ella MacsMahan
Delbert Caro
Shepherds
Marjorie Berry
Atigg Glassic
Aurelia
Lloyd Pinkham
Harold Wise
Rev. Hovey
George Gray
Paul Stevens
Ieciky
Izetta Pinkham
Ellsworth
the Herald Angels
Weel
Helen Rowe
Gertrude Carr
Phyllis Harford
Jesus
Student letter describes life in Grenoble and Alpine hikes
Roy M. Newman studying at the University of Grenoble writes of Sundays hikes with a Swiss student to La Grande Chartreuse and other Alpine scenes. He details the convent, the lliqueur’s makers, monks now in Italy, liqueur in Spain, and a perilous mountain climb to a farm and the snow capped Isere valley with views of Saint Eynard and the Mul Blanc glaciers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy M. Newman
University of Grenoble
France
la Grande Chartreuse
Italy
Spain
Pic
Isere
le Saint Eynard
Mul. Blanc
Sampson Named Temporary Agent at Railway Express Office
Edward W. Sampson is appointed temporary agent of the local Railway Express Agency, succeeding Leigh W. Reed who transferred to Houston. A Bathman with 21 years at the office, Sampson previously worked with Charles Sydleman and is active in aldermanic and Masonic circles, enjoying broad local business ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Sampson
Railway Express Agency
Leigh W. Reed
Houston
Mr. Sampson
The
Express Agency
Charles Sydleman
American Express Co
Center Street
English and Welsh Farm Sizes Averaged
The average English farm spans 94 acres while farms in Wales average 83 acres reflecting regional landholding patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Licenses Taken Out by Bath Gunners in 1931 List
A list of gun licenses issued in 1931 to residents of Bath, including Harold B. Leeman, Edward C. Rose, George A. Merritt, John N. Taylor, and many others with street addresses. The piece ends with a quote from Ramsey McDonald about England and Germany needing work over money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Harold B. Leeman
Bedford Street
Edward C. Rose
Washington Street
George A. Merritt
High Street
John N. Taylor
Lester H. Knight
James Manion
School Street
Zachile Eramo
Bailey Street
Ellery E. Whittemore
Tarbox Street
Alten L. King
North Street
Abram C. Oliver
Kenneth Murray
Freeman Murray
Horace J. Murray
Harry W. Berry
Middle Street
Maurice Blaisdell
Washington
Vernal V.chase
Robinson Street
Omar R. Perry
Bridge Street
Percy W. Plant
Ramsey McDonald
England
Germany
Reed Transferred to Houston Office in Railroad Express
Leigh W. Reed, eight years with what is now the Railway Express Co office in Bath, leaves to join the Houston office management. A 16-year veteran who started as a driver in Presque Isle, he moved through Millinocket and Bath. Mrs Reed and two sons remain at 38 Court street until relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh W. Reed
Railway Express Co
American Railway Express
Bath
Houston
Reed
Presque Isle
East Millinocket
Colonial Club
West Bath Grange
Interclub League to Resume Sessions in Winter
The Inter-club League of Bath organizations plans to resume this winter. After New Year a committee from each represented group will meet to form a schedule. Clubs in the old league include American Legion Bath Veteran Firemen's Association Knights of Columbus Bath Arcie of Eagles Bath Camp of Modern Woodmen and Winneganee Community Club. Additional groups may join and weekly sessions will feature matches formerly played. The league faltered during business downturn due to men away at work, but returned members should ease team formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
American Legion
Bath Veteran Firemen’s Association
Knights of Columbus
Bath Acrie of Eagles
Bath Camp of Modern Woodmen
Winneganee Community Club
West Bath Grange Enjoys Jolly Christmas Program
West Bath Grange held a Christmas program with 152 attendees including 50 children. The evening featured carols, solo and duet performances, a candle lighting service led by Bertha Dunbar and Joanna Hodgkins, and Santa Claus reading letters and distributing gifts. A forthcoming joint installation and harvest supper will occur next Monday with candidates present. Robert Liver was elected overseer. The Shipping Board adds a note about a new book, True Tales of the Sea by E. C. Plummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Bertha Scott
Boboy
Louise Carver
Bertha Dunbar
Joanna Hodgkins
Mrs. Dunbar
Mrs. Hodgkins
Grange
Kathryn Galvin
Iva Hagan
Eleanor Brown
Marie Ayer
Virginia Oliver
Jean Danforth
Santa Claus
Robert Oliver
Santa
Congressman Reviews Col Plummer's Sea Tales Book
Representative Wallace H White Jr reviews Col Edward Plummer's True Tales of the Sea for the Portland Evening News. The vice chairman of the Shipping Board honors Maine’s maritime legacy, linking the review to the Jones White shipping bill aiding American merchant interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace H. White, Jr
Col
Edward Plummer
Bath
United States Shipping Board
Portland Evening News
Col. Plummer
House
Jones-White
Maine
America
United States
Scientists Show Sun's Method and Pluto's Influence
Omar W. Folsom reports that Carnegie investigators chart Neptune's orbit and identify perturbations caused by Pluto. They estimate Pluto's mass near Earth's and its 258 year heliocentric period, noting 1989 alignment with Earth as its orbit shifts inside Neptune's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune
Pluto
Carnegie
Earth
Chartered Caribou High School Rifle Club Plans Training
The National Rifle Association announced in Washington last week approval of Caribou High School Rifle Club. Clinton Armstrong will teach rifle handling as instructor. The club has 25 members with charter inscribed from the Junior Rifle Corps. Nationwide there are over 600 junior clubs in schools camps and organizations. Maine has three junior clubs and eight senior outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou High School Rifle Club
Washington, D. C
National Rifle Association
Caribou
Clinton Armstrong
Junior Rifle Corps
United States
Maine
Probate Notices appoint executors in Sagadahoc
On December 9 1930 John P Carey of Bath was appointed administrator of the estate of Oliver late of Georgetown Sagadahoc and accepted the trust. Adelaide Rea Worcester of Pasadena California was named administratrix without bond of Mary C Rea late of Bath and qualified to act. Attest: Register of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Carey
Bath
Sagadahoc
Voun
Oliver Late
Georgetown
Adelaide Rea
Worcester
Pasadena
California
Mary C. Rea
Adelaide Rea Worgester
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Merritt
F. W. Leonard
T. M. Hagan
Earl Hagan
L. Earle Hagan
Dorothy Hagan
Ineas
Amy, Alice
Arline Hunt
Alice Hovey
Carrol Powers
Dorothy, Carol
Alfred Farrow
Sampson
Boston Shoe Store
Gly Its Shoe Store
Brunswick High School
Randall Merrinews
Harry Abelon
Kenneth Coffin
Donald MacNaughton
Alfred Senter
Frederick Copeland
Robert Hormell
Dana M. Cotton
Robert Liver
Leigh Reed
Moulton
Omar W. Folsom
Kilbourne Place
William F. Dunham