Richmond Community News Briefs and Obituaries
Local notes report Flora Faulkingham safe return from France to Mrs Solon Purington and Harding's presidency. Funeral services for Annie Sedgley and Ellsworth Reed held with interments in Bowdoinham and Evergreen cemeteries. Community events include Lions Club, Temperance League, and Enterprise Orange Ladies’ Aid activities, plus school enrollments and patrols. A court case found neglect of child school attendance due to transportation issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon Purington
France
Flora Faulkingham
Harding
Annie M. Sedgley
Roberts
Gilbert Edgett
Charles Welch
Lynn Richardson
Leon Dunklee
Harry Whitney
Densmore
Bowdoinham
Lester R. Norton
Cain
Alfred H. Ives
Ellsworth B. Reed
Lester Norton
Russell Ring
Fred Lewis
Frank Pashard
Hollis Easler
James Meserve
Evergreen Cemetery
James T. Brown
Newton Center
Mass
Cora Baker
Boston
G. Anderen
Hartford
Baptist Church
Emerson Grammar School
Harford Malloy
Frederick Richter
Gerald Foss
Floyd Graham
Harold Williams
Harry Hanson
Reginald Emmons
Cloroes Guiou
Lawrence Bond
Wesley Webber
Roger Gibbs
Edith Richards
George Leavitt
Frances Proctor
Margaret Campbell
New York City
Miss Proctor
Frank Preble
Charles Budge
George Yeaton
P. L. Durrell
Lowell
Washington, D. C
Charles Sylvester
Aroostook County
Charlotte White
U. of M
Robert Hamilton
Farmington
Charles Rich
Union Fair
Harrison Porter
Rich
Carl Routhier
B. F. Ames
New Hampshire
C. W. Gray
White Road
Gertrude Greenleaf
Bath
E. O. Tarr
Donald Little
Mr. Little
Dresden
H. A. Tarr
Spruce Head
Charles Thompson
Charles, Jr
Richard
Margaret Baker
Sagadahoc
Phippsapa
Bodwell Grange
Topsham
Enterprise Grange
C. W. Messenger
Portland
State Safety Conference
Eastland
Eugene Edgecomb
Dora Miller
Francis
Frederick C. Groves
Harry H. Cushman
Ernest P. Hewett
Winthrop
Marjorie Shepherd
Gardiner
John Sutherberg
J. W. Randlette
Bowdeinham School Board
Richmond School Union
Sutherberg
Richmond
Richmond High
Gunning Season Opens Monday for Ducks and Partridges
Maine warden John H. Perkins reports plentiful ducks and partridges across Sagadahoc and inland lakes with more waterfowl inland than usual. The waterfowl and woodcock season opens at 7 am Monday and runs daily to 4 pm, while partridge may be hunted from sunrise to sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren John H. Perkins
Maine
East Brunswick
Sagadahoc
Sagedahoc
Warden Perkins
Merry Meeting Binay
Georgetown
Freeport
Perkins
Merrymeeting
Election Results by Class Officers Named Across Grades
Seniors elected Wilmer Mc Burnie as President Lena Douglass as Vice President Marion Purinton as Secretary Treasurer Dean Foss as A A delegate Juniors chose William McKenney President Carlton Ring Vice President Lucille Wentworth Secretary Treasurer Rodney Dunn as A A delegate Sophomores elected Edward Lewis President Ruth Olsen Vice President Marshall White as Secretary Treasurer Freshmen chose Claudia Cote President Melvin Lewis as Vice President Esther King as Secretary Treasurer The Sophomores sponsored the Freshman class reception and dance Friday night at the high school gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer McBurnie
Lena Douglass
Marion Purinton
A. A
Dean Foss
William McKenney
Carlton Ring
Lucille Wentworth
Rodney Dunn
Edward Lewis
Ruth Olsen
Marshall White
Claudia Cote
Melvin Lewis
Esther King
Richmond High Football Squad Gears Up for Open I N 1939
The 1939 Richmond High football squad under Coach Normie Walker and assistant James Connors is building a larger, tougher team for the opener. Twenty five candidates, including 12 veterans led by Bill Berry Frank Guiou Les Watson Rod Dunn Will McBurnie Ray Parkhurst and others, plus newcomers Carleton Ring Bob Sidelinger Mel Lewis Johnny Thrower Lawrence Thompson Wallace Umberhind, are training with strong spirit and improving offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond High School
Normie Walker
Ace Grndster
Colby
Walker
Red
James Connors
Dedham
Mass
Bill Berry
Frank Guiou
Les Watson
Rod Dunn
Will McBurnie
Ray Parkhurst
Besse High Flash
Bill McKenney
Dean Foss
Cony High
Mrs H H Jordan Former Massachusetts teacher dies in Augusta
Mrs Alice M Jordan wife of Harry H Jordan of Richmond died in Augusta Friday afternoon. A former Somerville teacher born in East Boston she left teaching due to ill health. She was a past president of the Massachusetts teachers club and member of multiple Boston and Richmond groups. She is survived by her husband and an uncle Fred Shaw of San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Jordan
Harry H. Jordan
Richmond
Augusta
Somerville
Mass
Jordan
East
Boston
J. William and
Harriet S. Dicker
Massachusetts Teachers Club
The
Home Club
National Education Association
Boston Assembly
Social Order of Beauceant of Boston
Mt. Carmel
O. E
Kleber Sword Returns to Belfort Exhibit in France
The sword of General J. B. Kleber, gifted by Belfort citizens in 1785 and later owned by Alfred Pardee of Cannes, is on display in Belfort’s relics exposition after almost 150 years away. The collection traces its journey through heirs to Mr Bourg and later Napoleon era generals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleber
Belfort
France
J. B. Kleber
Alfred Pardee
Cannes
Egypt
Bourg
Napoleon
Georgetown Notes and Upcoming Church Service in Georgetown
Georgetown residents share Sunday visits to Emma Billings and Dorothy Stuart, while T. W. Blaisdell hosts guests at Five Islands. An Oct 1 church service features Dr. F. T. Littorin from the State Baptist convention as preacher. Various local family visits and birthday observances follow, with updates on Bates professor G. M. Robinson and Bath Memorial Hospital patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Tarr
Whitney
Richmond
Emma Billings
Dorothy Stuart
T. W. Blaisdell
Five Islands
F. T. Littorin
State Baptist Convention
Georgetown
Massachusetts
John R Blackie
Walter T. Powers
Cadillac Mountain
Powers
Harold J. Brown
A. E. Rowe
Ivanna Higgins
Ernest Heal
Nora Bearce
Elizabeth Hunt
Carrie Hall
Howard Fletcher
Belmont
Mass
Howard Trafton
R. P. Todd
Melrose
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
T. N. Williams
Williams
Richard Boehler
Charlotte Hortenau
Elizabeth Hortenau
Walter Williams
New York Friay
A. S. Cunningham
Georgia Randall
W. A. Todd
Neta Bearce
Bath
Wendell Stevens
Alfred Rowe
Clayton Rowe
Miss Dowling
Bath Memorial Hospital
T. M. Hagan
Ernest Curtis
Salem
Mrs William H Shea Hosts Beacon Junior Aid Meeting
Mrs William H Shea entertained Beacon Junior Aid with a favorite recipe party at 53 Beacon Street. Twelve members and one guest attended. Plans were announced for a December sale and a white elephant sale on Oct 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Shea
Beacon Junior Aid
Beacon Street
Charles I. Madden, Jr
Archie M. Wishart
Shea
Arthur L. Berry
Hyde camp to hold Friday dances at Grand Army hall
T. W. Hyde camp of S. of A. V. will conduct dances every Friday night in Grand Army hall with the Harmony Boys providing music. The Baxter hall committee, which previously ran dances there, will again oversee arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde Camp
S. of A. V
Grand Army Hall
Harmony Boys
Baxter Hall
Wakefield Named Pastor at Union Baptist Church Farmington Falls
The Union Baptist Church in Farmington Falls secures Rev and Mrs Mark H Wakefield. He was born in Biddeford and educated at the local high school the University of Maine and the Christian and Missionary Alliance in New York City. His first pastorate was Owl's Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Baptist Church
Farmington Falls
Mark H. Wakefield
Biddeford
University of Maine
Christian and Missionary Alliance
New York City
Owl's Head
Red Cross Ready for Fall Storms in South Florida
West Palm Beach report shows southern Florida Red Cross Chapters completed fall hurricane preparations. Roy Wingate notes disaster plans cover 21 counties and a 52 year cyclone record. Red Cross readiness hinges on Weather Bureau coordination, better instruments, and community cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
Red Cross
Roy Wingate
Wingate
Atlantic
Gulf
Weather Bureau
Jacksonville
Brownsville
Texas
Bahamas
Lake Okeechobee
Mr. Wingate
Woolwich Veterinarian Arrested for Arson
George C. Fuller a about sixty Woolwich veterinarian was arrested by Sheriff Charles Messenger on a warrant charging arson in the Sept. 4 fire that destroyed Grover s Tavern in Woolwich The building stood near Montseweg on the back road and was occupied by Dr Fuller at the time of the blaze neighbors discovered the fire while the owner was away Fuller had lived in Bath before moving to Woolwich and Grover s Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Fuller
Woolwich
Back Road
Montsweag
Dr. Fuller
Bath
Murphy's Corner Road
Grover's Tavern
Community Notes From Bath Social Roundup
Mrs. Carol Robbins works at Senter's in Bath. Bath visitors include Sam Stoddard from Lewiston and M. F. Brown from Cambridge. Horace P. Bond of Bangor and Elmer D. Greenleaf of Auburn attend local business. Midweek hospital stay for Mrs F G Puringtton of Parker Head. Several residents visit relatives in Everett Mass and Bar Harbor. Dana Craney and Grace Robshaw file marriage intentions. Annabel Stearns and Mrs Edward Lee win contracts, while Mrs Crowley and Mrs Morse win bridge prizes at South End P T A dessert bridge. Ten tables play. leaders include Mrs John Hunt and Mrs William Small. First PTA meeting scheduled for Oct 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Robbins
Senter's, Inc
Sam Stoddard
Lewiston
Bath
M. F. Brown
Cambridge
Horace P. Bond
Bangor
Elmer D. Greenleaf
Auburn
F. G. Puringtton
Parker Head
Bath Memorial Hospital
Elien B. Hodgkins
Middle Street
Edward
William PB. Crowley
Samuel A. Morse
South End P.T.A
Washington Street
John H. Hunt
William H. Small
Miss Hector and sister enter New England schools
Miss Dorothy Hector has left for Wellesley Hills Massachusetts to return to Pine Manor after visiting her grandmother Mrs William D Gewall. Her sister Miss Margaret Hector has entered Oak Grove Seminary in Vassalboro with roommate Miss Lucy White daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce H M White of Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy “Hector
Fargo
William D. Gewall
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Pine Manor
Margaret Hector
Oak Grove Seminary
Vassalboro
Lucy White
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
Five Islands Sees New Books and Bright Social Week
The Five Islands library received books from Earl Payson and Mrs. L. H. Rowe plus six library fund purchases, and a desk lamp from Percy B. Savage. A bustling week featured many local visits, cottage stays, a Women's Auxiliary gathering, moonlit evenings, and a Georgetown wedding between Chester Berry Horne and Laura C. Tuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Payson
Bay Point
L. H. Rowe
Library Fund
Faith Baldwin
Katharine Taylor
Pearl Buck
Joseph Lincoln
Elliott Merrick
Paris
Anne Green
Percy B. Savage
Board of Trustees
F. B. White
Boston
Orville Rowe
Kittery
Rowe
Harold
Lightbody
Rochester
N. H
P. B. Savage
J. G. Stevens
Marion Stevens
Belle Stevens
Belfast
Camden
John Hinds
Pejepscot
Seguinland
Walter Newdick
Georgetown
Harry Daugherty
Daugherty
Sedgemere Road
Women’s Auxiliary
John Lundquist
Roslindale
Mass
Harmon's Harbor
William Sherman
Gardiner
Milton Pinkham
Bath
William Gage
Augusta
B. A. Bailey
Wiscasset
Five Islands
Good Neighbor Club
George Gray
MacMahan Island
Joseph Lorensen
Mr. Lorensen
Cambridge
Briggs
Betty Daugherty
David Ruth
Boothbay
Spruce Point
Otis Baker
Norwood
Charles Davis
Hallowell
Davis- Moore
Merton Pinkham
Betty
Lloyd
Pittsburg
See- See-Sea Cottage
Mr. Daugherty
Chester MacMahan
Fred Reid
William L. Berry
Madeline Berry
Mabel Dickey
Chester Berry Horne
Laura C. Tuck
Mr. Horne
Harry Horne
Harry E. Rose
Lewiston
M. J. Currier
Auburn
E. M. Lawes
West Newton
Briggs Cottage
Daniel Boynton
Malden Island
T. E. Cromwell
Herbert Moore and Sons
Charles and
Herbert
Belmont
Charles M. Bigelow
Caring for Flowers Hard Job Club Told
Clarence M. Minott of Kennebec Greenhouses addressed Cosmopolitan Garden club about florist life. He described the long hours and night work, illustrated with chrysanthemum growth from seed to bloom and rose bed cultivation, plus anecdotes about customers’ private orders and the day’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence M. Minott
Kennebec
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Mr. Minott
Drake Couple Return From Motor Trip to Montreal and Quebec
Hon and Mrs J Edward Drake have returned from a motor trip visiting Montreal and Quebec. They traveled through the provinces, stopping at noted sites and returning home filled with memories of their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Drake
Montreal
Quebec
College and High School Football Schedules for Maine
The schedule lists games for Bowdoin Colby Bates and Brunswick high Morse and Maine colleges. It covers dates from September 30 to November 11 with opponents including New Hampshire Vermont Bowdoin Bates Maine Colby and local towns such as Orono Waterville Brunswick Bath and Brunswick Fresh B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleges
MORSE
Brunswick High
Maine
Brunswick
Bowdoin
Mass
State
Amherst
Wesleyan
Williams
Williamstown
Colby
Bates
Orono
Tufts
Medford
Arnold
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Conn
Storrs
Lewiston
Waterville
Durham
Lowell Tex
Vermont
Middlebury
American Int
Harvard
Northeastern
Bath
Farmington
Hallowell
Necrway
Norway
Bowdoin Fresh
Brun
Fire in Sewall Field Fells Two-Stage Blaze Near Oak Grove
Fire in Sewall field east of Oak Grove avenue required two hours of effort Friday night and again Saturday morning. Chief Morse deployed the new service wagon with portable pump for the first test, pumping through long hose lines to subdue the flames near the cemetery and hedge, with underground burning feared in dry conditions and a cause attributed to careless crossers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall
Oak Grove Avenue
Morse
Hagan
Maine Central
Willows
Cemetery
Sewall Field
Local social notes from Portland area families and residents
Mrs. Paul Moore travels to Montreal after the death of her nephew Wellesley E. Brown. The Atwoods of Washington Street visit Union fair. Miss Josephine Haskell returns to Portland for studies at the School of Fine and Applied Arts. D Leroy Lord Jr. joins Hyde Windlass Co. Elwood Coffin Jr. returns home after a weekend with cousins the Maddens of South Portland. The Drakes close their Birch Point summer home and head back to 1002 Washington Street, as do the Williamses. Baltimore guests close Small Point Beach and visit Mrs. Walter Edge. Miss Mary Sewall leaves Northhampton for Smith College. Mrs. Arthur Lemont hosts Junior Misers with two tables of contract. prizes go to Mrs. Walter Bowker and Mrs. John Taylor with other attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Moore
Beacon Street
Montreal
Wellesley E. Brown
Wallace Atwood
Lower Washington Street
Clarence Atwood
Upper Washington Street
Union Fair
West Point
Josephine Haskell
School of Fine and Applied Arts
Portland
D. Leroy Lord, Jr
D. Leroy
Washington Street
John W. Williams
Baltimore
Small Point Beach
Walter E. Edge
Small Point
Mary Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Stonehouse
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Arthur Lemont
Walter Bowker
John Taylor
Frank Lemont
Besse Potter
Fred Sturtevant
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Sarah Lermond
James Phinney Baxter Dies in New Hampshire at 72
James Phinney Baxter, 72, of Cape Elizabeth, brother of Rupert H. Baxter of Bath and father of James P. Baxter III, president of Williams College, died of a heart attack while visiting Chandler Farm in North Chatham New Hampshire. He was a Maine Vermont canning-business veteran and partner in H. C. Baxter & Bro. He was born February 27 1867 in Gorham and educated in Portland and at Williams College. Survived by his wife Nellie Furbish Carpenter Baxter a daughter Nellie Furbrowe of Brunswick two brothers ex Gov Percival P Baxter and Hartley C Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Phinney Baxter
Cape Elizabeth
Rupert H. Baxter
Bath
James P. Baxter
Williams College
Chandler Farm
Chatham
N. H
Maine
Vermont
H. C. Baxter & Bro
Gorham
Obituary: Bernard F. Baker Dies in North Woolwich
Bernard Frank Baker aged 21 and an invalid since childhood died at his parents home in North Woolwich. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Baker, three sisters Mrs. Bert Temple of Bowdoinham, Mrs. Helen Siegars, Mrs. Clayton Stinson, and three brothers Milton of Bowdoinham, Everett and Kenneth of Woolwich. Funeral planned for Thursday at ten AM at the parental residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Frank Baker
Walter F. Baker
North
Woolwich
Bert Temple
Bowdoinham
Helen Siegars
Clayton Stinson
Milton Baker
Everett
Kenneth Baker
Mrs Charles Fritz funeral details released
Mrs Elizabeth Brewster and her daughter Mrs Harold Holmes returned from Cambridge after attending the funeral of Mrs Charles Fritz 86 a Nova Scotia native who lived in Cambridge 40 years She is survived by husband three sons Benjamin Nova Scotia John Cambridge James New York and three daughters Mrs Sherman King Cambridge Mrs Harry M Huse Bath and Mrs Elizabeth Brewster East Brunswick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Brewster
Harold Holmes
Cambridge
Mass
Brewster
Charles Fritz
Fritz
Nova Scotia
Benjamin
John
James
New York
Sherman King
Harry M. Huse
Bath
East Brunswick
Death of Thomas Considine in Somerville with funeral plans
Edward and Henry Biggins of 44 Chestnut Street receive word of the sudden death of their cousin Thomas Considine in Somerville Massachusetts. Funeral services were held Monday at 9 45 am with a Mass at St Joseph's Church Somerville. He leaves a wife five sons James John Edward Thomas and Frank and a daughter Helen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Henry Biggins
Chestnut Street
Thomas Considine
Somerville
Mass
St. Joseph's Church
Mr. Considine
James
John
Thomas
Frank
Helen
Dahlia Hobbyist Nurtures Vast Portland Plot
Harry E. Hinds of 40 Whitney Avenue Portland has cultivated a famed dahlia plot with 70 plants and 40 bulb varieties. His blossoms reach 5 to 11 inches across, with most between seven and ten inches. He exchanges specimens with growers in Port land Scarboro and orders bulbs from Battle Creek and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Hinds
Whitney Avenue
Portland
Battle Creek
Mich
Seattle
Wash
Scarboro
Mr. Hinds
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H. H. Jordan
Horace Ward
Beacon Group
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Island Lodge of Rebekahs
Bar Harbor
Mousam Lodge
Casino
Carolyn Thompson
Queen Esther Lodge
Bethel Lodge
Union
Woolwich Veterinary
Grover’s Tavern
George Bowles
Donald Ellsworth
Cunningham Cottage
Katharine Pender- East
Club
Kennebec Greenhouses
Cosmo Group
T—Gardiner
Rockland
Fight Blaze
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
Center Street