Wedding Ceremony and Reception Details Highlight Local Church
The ceremony featured yellow bouquet arrangements with late summer flowers and gladioli in the church. Lillian E. Haynes served as organist and Miss Helen Herbert as soloist while Dorothy Patton managed the guest book. The bride is a local high school graduate. the groom hails from Cony High in Augusta and the local branch of the depositors trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idesmelds
Helen Herbert
Dorothy Patton
Cony
Augusta
Depostors
Local Grange Plans Fair and Meetings
The meeting notes include plans for an October fair with Della Grondin as chair and Lottie York as guest speaker. Attendees from Progressive and Capitol granges numbered 55, with juvenile grange and Y A Y F groups also reporting meetings and officer elections.
Stover and Duren Couple Wed in Richmond Church
Patricia Bates Duren of Richmond and Austin Stover of Bath wed in a Sunday ceremony at a Richmond church. The bride, daughter of Fred Duren, is a former Richmond High School alumna and former Bath Iron Works employee who served as a chief petty officer instructor in Memphis. The groom is the son of Rexford A. Stover of Bath. A reception followed, with out of town guests from Bath including Rexford Stover and Elizabeth Bates among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Bates
Duren
Richmond
Austin, Stover
Bath
Joseph C
David Hickland
Topsham
William 8Bee
Fred Duren
Richmond High School
Bath Iron Works
Lewiston
Pacific
Memphis
Tens
Rexford
Tenn
Rexford Stover
Miss — Stover
Elford A. Stover
Wal- Houdlet
Elizabeth ‘Bates
Ace Susan
Samuel
Newell Attends Bath Iron Works Directors Meetings
President W. S. Newell of Bath Iron Works traveled to Lewiston on Wednesday for a Bates Co. directors meeting then proceeded to New York for a Mack Truck directors’ session on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Newell
Bath Iron Works
Lewiston
Bates . Co
New York
Mack Truck
Georgetown couple wed in Gloucester ceremony
The immediate Georgetown and Lois Laurie of Gloucester wed with L Earle Hagan as best man. The bride wore white silk organdy with a net veil and carried a cascade bouquet. The maid of honor wore palenet oo with sequin ming and a colonial bouquet. Mrs. Harry Carlisle sang I Love You Truly with Lyden Ward accompanying. A reception followed. The bride will study at Potter Academy. groom works as an engineer's assistant with the State Highway Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Laurie
Gloucester
Mass
L. Earle Hagan
Harry Carlisle
Lyden Ward
West Baldwin
Potter Academy
State Highway Department
Local residents gather for visits and travels around Sagadahoc
Sunday visits unfold across towns with Mrs. New and Mae returning from Malden, Chelmsford guests at Blackie home, Fra row in Boston for vacation, and various neighbors shared calls. Robin Hood services paused until June, and Trafton and Heal families welcomed guests amid a web of short records and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Knecht and Son
Portland
Roy M. New
Mae
Malden
Elmer Palmer
Allen Kidder
Chelmsford
Mass
J. R. Blackie
Dorothy P. Farrow
Boston
Aubrey Fullerton
Robinhood
Waltham, Tobe
Alfred Ives
Carroll P. Powers
Robinhood Church
John Rose
Lexington
Sagadahoc Bay
John R. Blackie
Earle Hagan
Bureau
Topsham Frry
Lauretia M. Jones
William A. Todd
Georgetown Center
Ernest Heal
Edward Wren
Howard M. Trafton
Diane
Edward Rowe
Bath
Jessiery
Melville Smith
Thday Harbor
Frank Sleeper
Wyer
Sabat
Sleeper
A. Li. Reed
Winkley Ce
Westport
Roland Peterson
South Bristol
Walpole
East Boothbay
Louise
Oak Grove School
Vassalboro
Marjorie Rockwell
Wille Martha
Thomas Watson
Local officers elected and community notes update
Officers were elected: president Mrs Victor Pinkham, vice president Mrs Maynard Thibodeau, secretary Mrs Francis Pierce, treasurer Mrs Orville Rowe. The group approved contributions to Five Islands Baptist Church Five Islands Fire Fighters and the library. Retiring president Mrs Lermond Davis leaves for North Anson with her family. A weenie roast at Pierce's will be held this week despite poor weather. Woodrow Gray sang a solo at the service. The Good Neighbor Club attended. The general store will close at 5 30 p m starting Sept 29. Personal items note visits and travel by local residents and visitors including Mrs Charles Kenny Mr and Mrs Frank Poland Mrs Edith L Davis and others. Various townspeople and visitors are listed with movements and returns. Dr Grant of Bath was in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Ead
Eelyn
Ivelyn Bunker
Bunker Ellen Kelley
Helen Kelley
Land Ma
Paul Master
Della Grondin
Lottie York
Winthrop
Progressive
Capitol
Y.A.Y.F
Wesley -Webber
John Parker
Victor Pinkham
Maynard Thibodeau
Francis Pierce
Orville Rowe
Five Islands Baptist Church
Fivends
Brary Association
Lermond Davis
Davis
North Anson
Pierce
Woodrow Gray
Good Neighbor Club
Charles Kenny
Bathee
Cromwell
Betty Jane
Robert
Damariscotta
Ida Hinckley
Ee Woods
Mattapoiset
George Douglas
Bostin
Douglas Cottage
Sedgemere Road
Frank Poland
Massachuset Yarmouth Academy
Frank Blake
Melrose
Mass
Edith L. Davis
Addie Stevens
Bath
Dr. Grant
Pennington Services Held in Boothbay Harbor
The obituary notes David E Pennington of Bay Harbor was born in Miles Thursday. Mrs Clayton Hawop and son William Pennington of Boothbay Harbor survive. The funeral was at Simmons Harrington Funeral Home Boothbay Harbor Saturday at two. Rev Forrest Littlefield officiated. Burial in Ocean View Cemetery Boothbay.
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Bay Harbor
Halean
Clayton Hawop
Milor
William Pennington
Boothbay Harbor
Simmons Harrington Funeral Home
Forrest Littlefield
Ocean View Cemetery
Boothbay
Mrs Alice Lancaster Dies at 68 in Bath Residence
Mrs Alice D Lancaster widow of Samuel H Lancaster of Bangor died suddenly Friday at her home 713 Washington street Bath aged 68 years 9 months and 1 day She was born in Phippsburg daughter of George T and Sarah J Williams Cutting and is survived by brother Harold E Cutting of Bath three nieces Mrs N Scott Cambridge Mass Mrs Francis Bertrand Bath and Mrs Jack McCall South Bend Ind Also a nephew Vernal Hersom Waterville and several cousins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice D. Lancaster
Washington Street
Samuel H. Lancaster
Bangor
Lancaster
Phippsburg
George T
Sarah J. Williams Cutting
Harold E. Cutting
Bath
N. Scott
Cambridge
Mass
Francis Bertrand
Jack McCall
South Bend
Ind
Vernal Hersom
Waterville
Mrs Mary Milliken Dies at 62 in Bath Memorial Hospital
Mrs Mary Milliken aged 62 wife of George A Milliken of 71 Pearl Street Bath died Sunday afternoon at Bath Memorial hospital Born in Waterville she was daughter of Joseph and Lavinia Lashus Gurney Survived by husband a son Ralph Milliken three daughters Mrs Leavitt Pilon of Waterville Mrs Leroy Neilson of Topsham and Mrs Frank Johnson of Bath a brother Walter Gurney of Waterville four sisters Mrs Walter Maxim of Augusta Mrs George Sennett Mrs Payson Witham and Mrs Catherine Weston of Waterville and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Milliken
George A. Milliken
Pearl Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Watervile
Joseph and
Lavinia Lashus Gurney
Ralph Milliken
Leavitt
Pilon
Waterville
Leroy Neilson
Topsham
Frank. Johnson
Bath
Walter Gurney
Walter Maxim
Augusta
George Sennett
Payson Witham
Catherine Weston
Mrs Nellie G Libby Dies in Lewiston June 19 1883
Mrs Nellie G Libby wife of ning died in Lewiston on June 19 1883. She was the daughter of Walter and Flora Ames Goss. Survived by her son Maurice A Diluy at Bets endtwe. nace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie G. Libby
Ning
Lewiston
Walter
Flora Flora Ames Goss
Maurice A. Diluy
Bets Endtwe
Funeral for Mrs Simpson in Oak Grove lot
Funeral services for Mrs Simpson were held with interment in the Oak Grove lot. Attendance was limited to immediate family relatives and very close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingentson
Maurice Shea
Victor Pert
Clinton Bishop
Oak Grove
Large Attendance At Community Center Dances
Bath Community Center opened its dancing season with Claude Noel and his 13 piece orchestra drawing a large crowd. The article notes future popular bands and upcoming weekly events including the Rhythmairs Gordon Howe Win Snell Tony Duart and Esther Dunham with dates in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Claude Noel
Rhythmairs
Gordon Howe
Oakland Park
Camden
Rome
Castine
The
Maritime Academy
Win Snell
Tony Duart
Esther Dunham
Funeral of Mrs Adams Held at Curtis Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Hat tie Adams were held Tuesday afternoon at two o clock from the Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Arvid Anderson of Corliss Street Baptist church officiating. Bearers were Merle Jameson Gilbert. The family lot is in Ridge cemetery Bowdoinham. John W Odlin, longtime Worcester advertiser and former Times editor in 1907, visited the Times in Bath. Nancy Lemont daughter of Mr and Mrs Worrall Lemont of 37 York Street is patient at Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston after an operation this morning. She is a seventh grader at Dike School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Adams
Curtis Funeral Home
Washington Street
Arvid Anderson
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Merle Jameson
Gilbert
Ridge Cemetery
Bowdoinham
John W. Odlin
Worcester
Mass
Bath
The
Times
Nancy Lemont
First Woman's Rights Convention Held by AASS in 1648
The record notes the 1648 gathering organized by the American Anti-Slavery Society marking an early women's rights event. This brief item identifies the key organization and year of the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The
American Anti-Slavery Society
Hattie Ann Adams Memorial Notice Details
Hattie Ann Adams, member of several societies and the Auxiliary of the G A R, lived on a street near her late husband. Carrie Hathorne is mentioned with two brothers Asa Hathorn and Samuel Hathorn of W ieces, plus nephews and several step-children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Hathorne
Asa Hathorns
Samuel Hathorne
Wieces
Funeral for Mrs Alice Lancaster Held at Mayo and Son
The funeral for Mrs Alice BD Lancaster was conducted Monday afternoon at two o'clock by Arthur F Mayo and Son. The service honored her memory with family and friends in attendance at the funeral home.
Funeral for Mrs Nellie G Libby Held at Mayo Residence
The funeral of Mrs Nellie G Libby was held Sunday afternoon at one o clock at the Arthur F Mayo and Son Funeral Residence. It was largely attended with abundant flowers. Rev Lowell W Milliken conducted the service. The bearers were Gardiner Roy Bunton Frank Arthur Adams and interment was in the family lot in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie G. Libby
Arthur F
Plans Completed for Dinner Servings at Seven O'clock
Plans have been completed for a meal service to begin at seven. The notice lists no further details beyond the scheduled time and general arrangement.
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Georgetown
Frank
Burgess’ Market
Tel. S
Uae
Benwnes
MacMahan
Warren
Todd
Stoneham
William Warren Todd
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Hunt
Farm Bureau
First Baptist Chure
Frederick Moffat
Walter Greenleaf
A. E. Greenblatt
Benjamin Moore
Moore
Calamel
Front St
Muresco
Front Street
David E Pennington
Mrs. Simpson
Mrs. Adams
Marius H. Page
North Street
Kennebec Greenhouses
Hattie Ann Adams
Woolwich
Marion D. Simpson
Ruth E. Humphries
Mrs. Libby
Semanas OO
Curtis & Co
Polbaspioy
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