Richmond and Gardiner couples wed in South Gardiner
Miss Alberta F. Pinkham of Richmond and Francis L. McLaughlin of South Gardiner united in marriage at the Congregational parsonage in South Gardiner with Rev. Francis Ratzel presiding. The bride, in a dark green suit, is a Richmond High School 1933 graduate. the groom is a Gardiner High School 1933 graduate employed at Phillip Hubbard's fruit store in Water Street. They will live with Mrs. McLaughlin’s grandparents in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta F. Pinkham
Richmond
Francis L. McLaughlin
South Gardiner
Congregational
Francis Ratzel
Despoaux
Groton
Mass
Eva Page
Minnie Dickerman
Robert Dickerman
Somerville
Carroll Strenford
Raymond
Oakland
Chester Bennett
Fred Elliott
New England Baptist Hospital
Roxbury
Elliott
Frank Reynolds
Alice Baker
Litchfield
Lawrence M. Thompson
Daniel Danforth
William McKenney
Linwood Richards
3. M. Preble
Ida Hosmer
Cora Conley
Harvey Goodwin
Skowhegan
Lakewood
Florence G. Maxwell
Front Street
Gilbert Edgett
Augustus Small Melvin Hutchinson
Fred Rogers
Charles Morang
Carroll Clark
Don Cate
Charles Alexander
Archer Terrell
George Tibbets
Harry Whitney
Ralph Holway
Waterville
Charles Vannah
Washington, Me
Mabel Clifford
Gardiner
Howard Wilson
Hattie Wilson
Wiscasset
Cadillac Mountain
Bar Harbor
Mary Harris
Norridgewock
Belgrade
Bingham Dam
Belmont
Annie Hawkes
Anabell Hovey
Grace Hovey
Enterprise Grange
Grange Ladies’ Aid
Enterprise Grange Hall
Charles Davis
Annie Johnson
Augusta
Bert Skinner
Peru
George Hall
Norway
Amy Brooks
Annie Brooks
Portland
S. F. Nelson
Charles White
Stephen Killam
Harry Haynes
Linwood Haynes
Charles Hewitt
Bath
Lilly Sherburne
Wilbur Cooper
Farmington
Center Street
Methodist Church
Joseph Pray
Charles Blair
Charles A. Merrifield
George Shaw
Brother
Odd Fellows
George Yeaton
Merle Thompson
Chester Foster
Wesley Webber
Harold Hopkins
Laconia
N. H
Hopkins
Emma Hopkins
Charles Gillis
Bangor
Adelbert Reed
Boston
River Road
Lawrence Bond
Garden Club Discusses Preserving Fall Beauty and Arrangements
Cosmopolitan Garden club members explored methods to preserve autumn looks and create flowers for a possible Spring show. New member Miss Margaret J. Adams attended. a successful plant sale netted $40. Members planned bulb planting and discussed color and display ideas, including a color chart and fall arrangements.
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Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Margaret J. Adams
Irene H. Ingalls
Edmund A. Rothwell
Mary E. Campbell
Emily Moulton
Roscoe P. McFadden
Carl Y. Kennedy
Woodbine
Jane S. Murphy
China
Saskatchewan
Maine
Cony High faculty and guests hold initiation night
Thirty seven members of Cony High School faculty and wives and friends went to Skowhegan Thursday night for supper at Bennett's. Afterward a program of stunts games and the initiation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony High School
Skowhegan
Bennett's
Georgetown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Georgetown residents share weekend visits and journeys across Bath, Wiscasset, Boston, and Medford. Notables include Mrs Elizabeth Hunt’s birthday observance, teacher Ruth Powers joining Lincoln Sagadahoc meeting, and Prof Frank Wren’s Tufts visit. Community life spans church talks, road work, a fall league start, and a Bangor mass meeting on interreligious harmony led by Univ of Maine President Arthur A. Hauck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Gray
Elizabeth Hunt
Harry L. Horne
Oliver Street
Bath
Ruth W. Powers
Center School
Lincoln-Sagadahoc Teachers’ Association
Wiscasset
Powers
Meta Bearse
Boston
Walter Schoepfer
Scott Curtis
Salem
Mass
Curtis
Agnes S. Powers
Robinhood
First Baptist
Harold J. Brown
Kennebec Point
George Piper
Waltham
Ernest Heald
Portland
Lloyd Daley
Elvira Trafton
Roscoe P. Todd
Mercie Highlands
Todd
Warren
Dorothy Farrow
Bath Memorial Hospital
Working League
John R. Blackie
Harry Heald
Clayton
Howard G. Heald
Frank
Miss Bell Heald
Phillip Stebbins
Miss Heald
White Mountains
Edward Wren
Harry O. Riggs
New Rochelle
N. Y
Mr. Riggs
Riggsville
Kelvin W
Sarah ‘Little’ Riggs
New York City
Maine
Georgetown
Canton
Winthrop W. Riggs
Benjamin Hinckley Riggs
Jennie L. Riggs
Rockland Yacht Club elects Southard for commodore and new officers
At a Wednesday meeting Rockland Community Yacht Club members supported Joshua N. Southard for another commodore term. Elected were Dr. Rupert L. Stratton as secretary and treasurer and Captain John G. Snow as vice commodore. Directors to be chosen later. Rockland Garden Club to beautify premises. Also noted are two days of meetings for the Matte State Nurses Association at Eastland oreL October 4 and 5 with sessions starting October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland Community Yacht Club
Joshua N. Southard
Rupert L. Stratton
John G. Snow
Rockland Garden Club
Nuses’ Association
Board of Directors
New England Paper and Pulp Industry Sees Large Gain
Boston reports the New England pulp and paper sector operating at capacity for the first time since 1929. Facts cite rayon driven demand, rising timberland values in six northeastern states, and a pending five year pulp shortage. Brown Company in Portland files for 77B reorganization, reporting strong earnings and innovative wood pulp methods. Orono plans to reopen Basin Mills for sulphite pulp, while Smith Paper increases wages and overtime pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
New England
Japan
United States
Finland
Portland
the Brown Company
Berlin
N. H
Brown Company
Canada
Connecticut
Orono
Curtis M. Hutchins
Basin Mills Company
Orono Pulp and Paper Company
Dead River
Smith Paper Company
Lee, Mass
Linton Bros. & Company
Fitchburg
Bristol
Germany
England
New Lewiston Auburn South Bridge to Open Nov 1
It is expected the new South Bridge in Lewiston Auburn will be opened to traffic on November 1. Concrete roadway progress is rapid and C M P Co representatives conferred with bridge engineers on lights for the approach. Highway approaches will start within days. A traffic check on the North Bridge showed 4845 autos passing between 3:30 and 5:30 pm, about 40 per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston-Auburn
Lewiston
Auburn
Missionary's First Child Returns To Begin Bates College
Marjorie E. Moulton the first child of American Board of Foreign Missions aries to graduate high school in India has returned to live with relatives and will begin freshman studies at Bates College Lewiston. She is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs Joseph L. Moulton missionaries in Rahuri India and related to the Quimby and Moulton families of Augusta and Lakeport New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Board of Foreign Missions
India
Marjorie E. Moulton
Bates College
Lewiston
Joseph L. Moulton
Rahuri
J. Langdon Quimby
Green Street
Augusta
J Grant Quimby
Lakeport
James Moulton
Five Islands Northward Visitors and Local Arrivals
Local social roundup lists residents and guests visiting Bath area homes. Names include Arletta Harford, Capt and Mrs William Plummer, Arthur and Lermond Davis, Gilbert Standish returning from New York for Legion convention, Charles Moore from Belmont, Mass., Ted Yeo from Winchester, Marion Stevens and Allan Huntington party visiting from South Danville, Leila Campbell and son Irving, Capt Proctor Hagan visiting Miss Mary O Connors, and various Bath and surrounding town residents. Also notes on seasonal residents closing homes, road travel, and a D A R chapter meeting with regent Charles H Ansell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arletta Harford
William Plummer
High Street
Bath
Arthur
Lermond Davis
Lester Davis
Gilbert Standish
New York City
American Legion
Charles Moore
Belmont
Mass
Herbert Moore
Moore
Ted Yeo
Winchester
Bob
George Yeo
Marion Stevens
Allan Huntington
Kate Collins
South Danville
N. H
Leila Campbell
Irving
North Edgecomb
Fred Carr
Proctor Hagan
Mary O’connors
A. Bath
William Sherman
Donald
Gardiner
Bridge Mains
Malden
Owen Richardson
Archie Webber
Amanda Blaisdell
Alfred Rowe
Richard Fellows
New York
Ida Hinkley
Harold Pinkham
Hope Berry
Thelma Davis
Randall House
White Mountains
Leslie Ainley
Cambridge
Ainley
Basil MacMahan
Julia D. Fossett
Merton Pinkham
Chester MacMahan
Bath Memorial Hospital
Margaret MacMahan
Mary Norton
Mary O'Connors
G. P. Eddy
South Freeport
Matilda Davis
Belfast
Gary
Rumford
Joseph P. Davis
John Grindell
Clinton McFadden
Serepta Pinfold
George Crow
Pinkie
George
Brookline
F. N. Burr
Quimby Cottage
Deborah Morton honored at 80th birthday tea
Round Pond residents celebrated Miss Deborah N Morton at Westbrook Junior College with a tea honoring her 80th birthday. Born in Round Pond to Lean der Morton and his wife, she grew up at the Morton House famed for hospitality and service. She attended local public schools, Lincoln Academy, and Westbrook Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Pond
Deborah N. Morton
Westbrook Junior College
Miss Morton
Leander Morton
Morton House
Lincoln Academy
Westbrook Seminary
Lois McKiever, Bath mayoral candidate, dead at 84
Lois T. McKiever, 84, the only woman to run for Bath mayor, died Monday after a long illness at Miss Alma L. Reid's nursing home. A Bath native and longtime civic volunteer, she held numerous lodge and fraternal offices and was active in Maine state groups. Surviving are a sister, three brothers, a son, a daughter, and six grandchildren. Funeral is Wednesday at 2 PM at Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence with Rev. Charles R. Sims officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois T. McKiever
Bath
Alma L. Reid
Deering Street
McKiever
Nnmous
John McKiever
Thomas H
Sarah Jane (Whitney) Pratt
Alfred PR. Pratt
Myrtle Lodge
Odd Ladies’ Sewing Circle
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Lowell Temple
Pocahontas
Ramona Council
Genesta
Order of the Eastern Star
Katahdin Commandery
V. D
G.C
First Baptist Church
Sarah J. Andrews
Portland
Thomas H. Pratt
Alfred R
George H Pratt
Edward J. McKiever
Perley Milken
Fairfield
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Charles R. Sims
Obituary Mrs Wilhelmina Geller 74 East Durham resident
Mrs Wilhelmina Geller widow of Gottfried Geller of East Durham and mother of Mrs Stewart McPherson of 397 Washington Street died Sunday noon at her home after six months illness. She had lived in Durham 39 years and was a member of Sieglinde lodge D O H of Lisbon Falls. Survived by three daughters Mrs Harry Brown of East Durham Mrs McPherson and Mrs Henry Earle of Lisbon Falls and two nieces. funeral services to be held at two in Crossman’s funeral parors in Lisbon Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Geller
Gottfried Geller
East Durham
Stewart McPherson
Washington Street
Geter Wie Bart Id
Elume
Durham
Sieglinde Lodge
D O. H
Lisbon Falls
Harry Brown
Fast Durham
McPherson
Henry Earle
Crossmath
Lisbon Fa
Noted Sagadahoc Doctor Dr Isaac C Irish Dies at Bowdoinham
Dr Isaac C Irish 83 died at his Bowdoinham home after a short illness. A Bath Memorial Hospital associate, he served on the U S Pension Board and as Bowdoinham selectman. He married Josie Fisher and celebrated 50th anniversary in 1934. Burial in Bay View cemetery. Survivors include his widow a daughter and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac C. Irish
Bowdoinham
Bath Memorial Hospital
U. S. Pension Board
Bay View Cemetery
Irish
Turner
Henry D
Mary C. Irish
Bowdoin College
Josie B. Fisher
Fisher Farm
Fisher Road
John P. Jewell
Wellesley
Mass
Malcolm
Elizabeth Jewell
Walter Irish
Mrs Archibald Main Returns From Groton After Sister's Death
Mrs Archibald M Main returned home from Groton Connecticut after the death of her sister Mrs Louise Schellens widow of Pierre L Schellens following a long illness. Survived by Mrs Main one brother Judge Christopher Avery of Groton and four sons. The funeral was Tuesday. Mrs Main was accompanied by her son in law Lieut H Warren Halterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald M. Main
Garden Street
Groton
Conn
Louise Schellens
Pierre L. Schellens
Funeral of Martha C Sanford at 27 Pleasant Street
The funeral for Martha Cecelia Sanford, widow of Marion G Sanford, was held Saturday at 2 PM at her home 27 Pleasant Street. Rev Charles M Tubbs of Grace Episcopal Church officiated. Bearers were William H Small George McLellan George Nelson and James E Cameron. She died at 82 born in Burlington Nova Scotia survived son Lemuel Sanford daughter Mrs Marion Norton brother Marshall Card Southport sister Mrs Rachel Burgess Burlington burial Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Cecelia Sanford
Marion G. Sanford
Pleasant Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
William H. Small
George McLellan
George Nelson
James E. Cameron
Sanford
Burlington
N. S
Lemuel Sanford
Marion Norton
Marshall Card
Southport
Rachel Burgess
Burlington, N. 8
Oak Grove
Funeral held for Ellen Blair retired teacher
The funeral for Ellen Blair, veteran retired schoolteacher, was held Thursday September 23 at 2 PM at the Arthur F Mayo funeral residence in Lewiston with Rev Ernest Heywood of Wesley Church officiating. Bearers included J M Kelley Harold Blair Melvin and Paul Sauvage. Burial followed at Oak Grove. Fire and police squads aided a later Lisbon Street cat rescue, but the animal could not be saved and was shot by a police officer with firefighters assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Blair
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Ernest Heywood
Wesley Church
J. M. Kelley
Harold Blair
Melvin
Paul Sauvage
Buriai
Oak Grove
Lewiston
Fire
Lisbon Street
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Raymond Northey
Roscoe Weeks
Vaughn
Hallowell
Harold Richardson
Hilda Spear
R. N
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Roland Peterson
Charles Utter
Lucille Utter
Francis Whitmore
Cal
Whitman
Susan Borjesson
Evelyn Yeaton
Oberlin
Main Street
Ada Wakem
Yarmouth
Harry Tabb
A. L. Sewell
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
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City Hall
National Conference of Jews and Christians
Arthur A. Hauck
University of Maine
Rebecca Weston
Dexter
Millard Otto
Charles H. Ansell
Effie Dow
Washington
Constitution Hall
Soo
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Congress
Max Katz
Elm Street
Bath Savings Institution
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Mrs. Gotteried Geller
Sagadahoc
I. C. Irish
Pension Board
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