The Bangor Daily News from Bangor, Maine (2024)

June 29, 1939

Publication:

The Bangor Daily Newsi

Location:

Bangor, Maine

Issue Date:

Thursday, June 29, 1939

Page:

16

Extracted Article Text (OCR)

NEWS WANT ADS DIAL 6441 THE BANGOR DAILYNEWS BANGOTOtAINETHDRSDAY JUNE 29 1939 25 OBITUARIES Pittsfield Church School Has Picnic Young Milo Voman Ends Her Life By Shot From Rifle Literary Club at Dexter Releases Calendar IHIoDidlay IVHo-ftoiriirng Specials Universalist Group Holds Outing Garden Club Meets Locals (Special to The Bangor Dally New) tal hygiene committee Mrs Sue Hale Mrs Aurora Greene Dec 6 fair afternoon committee Mrs Marguerite Blalsdell Mrs Florence Sawyer Miss Genieve McCrillis Dec 20 open date committee Mrs Erma Bentley Mrs Alma Pierce Mrs Mildred O'Connor Jan 3 social afternoon committee Mrs Margaret Rollins Mrs Eva Higgins Mrs Floreda Whalen Jan 17 girl scouts committee Mrs Iola Plouff Feb 7 book afternoon book review- Mrs Imogene Weymouth roll call on books Mrs Gertrude Waldron Feb 21 American citizenship committee Mrs Della Daggett Mrs Madelyn Maskell Mrs Fannie Crosby March 6 American home committee Mrs MabeK Mountain Mrs Edith Atwood March 20 American Pressed To Have Varied Program Methodist Aid Meets Local Notes l( Regaiars ffTifiRQ DEXTER June The following calendar has been prepared for the Woman's Literary club for the ensuing year: Oct 4 speaker president of fed eration Mrs Eva Cates Mason of CONVERSE HARTLAND June 28 Philip Sheridan Converse 68 died at his home on Academy street Tuesday morning following a long illness Born in Thomas ton Conn much of his life was spent at Detroit Lakes Minn For many years Mr Converse was In public life Register of-Deeds for 10 years served his district in the state legislature and for 14 years was a deputy United States marshal He was-twice married his second wife being Julia Libby of Hartland who survives him They were mar ried at Detroit Lakes in 1936 Mr and Mrs Converse came to Hartland that fall and since have lived here much of the time in Mrs Converse's old home the Albion Libby homestead A niece and several cousins also survive Services will be Saturday afternoon in the Methodist chtTrchat Detroit Lakes of which he was a member for many years Interment will be there Dover -Foxcroft committee exeeu- tive board Oct 18 in display of glass speaker-Mrs Sarah Forbes of UNTIL JULY 4TH MILO June Mrs Mildred Perkins 30 wife of Franklin Perkins ended her life this afternoon about four at her home on Western avenue by shooting herself through the head with a 30-30 rifle Friends of whom she had many as well as relatives know of no reason for the act which appears as unaccountable as it was shocking Death-was instantaneous Born and always living here graduating from Milo High school in 1924 she had been employed in the A A Clark Furniture Co store for the past twelve years was a member of Orion Rebekah lodge and attend--ed the Christian Science church The daughter of the late James Chapman and Mrs Deborah Chapman her mother living in the heme was not there at the time Her husband is employed in a local grocery She also leaves a sister Airs Bertha Howland who lives here a niece and a half-brother Rev Ray Chapman in New York state-Dr A AI Carde medical examiner pronounced ita case of suicide Funeral arrangements have not'-' been' announced speaker Mr Susan Pur-ingtoittitDover-Foxcroft committee Mrs Ethel Spruce Mrs Charlotte Field Mfsf Alice Swanton Nov 1 arts and crafts speaker Ralph Haskell of Augusta committee Mrs Marion Haseltine Mrs Imogene Weymouth Nov 15 men- PITTSFIELD June 28 Over 150 members and friends of the Universalist church school held their annual field day and outing Tuesday at Camp Benson A varied program of land and water sports and a treasure hunt was enjoyed A picnic lunch was served Miss Florence Buxton church school superintendent was general chairman This marks the close of church school activities for the summer The Pittsfield community flower and garden club met Tuesday afternoon atthe home of Mrs Sadie McCrillis Hartland avenue Mrs Wright presided and the date for the annual -flower show was announced as August 17 The committee in charge of the event will be Mrs Hazel Collamore Mrs Velma Wright Mrs Sadie McCrillis Miss Lena Marsh Miss Ethel Sanford Mrs Beulah Hess-dorfer Mrs Kate Givens Miss Grace Rogers A list of classifications will be published soon so Ah at contributors may make plans for exhibits Following the business meeting the group of 25 members toured jpanv The following gardens werevis- Strictly a first line tire and not to be confused with inferior second and third line tires being sold at cheap prices Sears Allstates in this offer are in every respect Grade tires 18 Mo Unconditional Guarantee committee Mrs Annie Murphy Miss Annie Lane Alden April 3 garden afternoon committee Miss Lou Crane' Mrs Helen Ayer Mrs Edna Gilman April 17 annual meeting committee executive board suggestions for next year's calendar Music for each meeting will be arranged by the committee The following officers and committees will be in charge for next year president Mrs Emma Howard vice president Mrs Ella Getch-ell secretary Mrs Iola Plouff treasurer Mrs Gertrude Forgette committees: advisory Mrs Eva HigginS Mrs Marion Plouff educational Mrs "Mabel Strout Miss Annie Lane Alden fine arts Mrs Marion Mrs Imogene Weymouth American home Mrs Mabel Mountain Mrs Edith Atwood MRS ETTA SMITH BROWNVILLE June Mrs Etta Smith 85 widow of Arthur Nelson Smith died at her home this morning after a short illness She was born here daughter of Henry and Mary Jane Page-Lord and had lived here nearly all her life Her husband died severakyears who attended the theatre In Lake-wood Tuesday evening 'Donald Humphrey and Arthur Roberts were at Moosehead lake Tuesday Dr and Mrs Merlon A Webber were in Monmouth Sunday where they attended a family reunion' Raymond Fmley Jr is spending a few days in Norridgewock as the guest of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Keened Dr and Mrs Winfield Trickey StanleyMcCurdy Of Rockland Services will be Episcopal church Friday afternoon ago Surviving are hdt daughter Mrs and Miss Ruth Tfickey attended the banquet of the Maine Medical jgue Hale Mrs Alice Swanton pub- international relations -Mrs Charles Stanhope of Brownilleftat(2 o'clock by Rev Fkncst Ken the granddaughters Mrs John jyo Interment'wili be Thomas Oberg of Brown villf and Mrs John Ito Thomas of WesLHartford Conn a ited: Hartland avenue Birger JJson association at the Poland Spring iiCity Mrs Georgia Y-Palmer Mrs BUMPER JACK SEAT CUSHION PATCH KITS grandson Warren Stanhope f-AValc tham Mass five great-grandchildren a sister Mrs Wesley Roberts of Caribou sT brother Silas Lord of Taunton Mass the half-sisters Mrs Frank Thayer of Southbridge Mass and Mrs Everett Smith of Wallingford -Conn nieces and nephews A member of the Alethodist church since a young "woman she had been much interested Rnd active as longas her health permit ALTON INGALLS GOULDSBORO June interment was in the South Gouldsboro cemetery for Alton Ingalls 65 of Pasadena Calif who died the 21st In ritchburg Mass while visiting friends was born in Rockland and spent his boyhood days in Eastern Maine where he has a host of friends who regret his passing He has lived in California for the past 24 years where he was employed by the late Lucy Fay Griffith He Sturdy double Patches cement and everything needed for road bumper Jack Easy to use safe and Constructed to support back muscles and relieve strain of driving Useful also in home side tire emer-r gency onTl I Funeral services will be at the resi PRICED FROM UP $1 25 Helen Ayer field day Mrs Madelyn Haskell Mrs Mary Bailey Mrs Mildred Connor MrsMuFiadys Brewster year bookAIrs Josephine Carr Mrs Emma Bentley Mrs Georgia Palmer Mrs Eva Higgins Wednesday at the Elkinstown club house Lake Wassookeag a large group of the members met for the annual field day A lunch was served followed by a social afternoon METHODIST AID Methodist Aid members met at the home of the president Mrs Mabel Bugbee Tuesday afternoon The business session included plans for a baked bean supper which will include strawberry shortcake to be served the public at the vestry of the church Saturday evening The following committees will be in charge: supper Mrs Grace Cyphers Mrs Alice Bennett Mrs Edith Farrar Airs Mary RafTord short-cakes Mrs Elsie Woodside publicity Mrs Myrtle Chase dining-room Mrs Eunice Hall 'Mrs Alice Bearce LOCALS -Mrs Carrie Palmer MrsHenry Parsons Mrs Carrie Parsons Mrs Lou Ranyer Mrs Earl Crowell were house Tuesday evening and Mrs William Cargill were in Bangor Tuesday attending the Maine Dental convention Mr and Mrs Manley Bean were in Dover-Foxcroft over the week-end guests of Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Drummond Airs Wesley Kellogg Miss Polly Graham of Hallowell and Donald Kellogg a teacher in Bellows Falls Vt were in town recently visiting Dr Trickey1 South Mam street Malcolm Bean of Dover-Foxcroft is -spending the remainder of the week with his uncle and aunt Mr-and Mrs Manley Bean George street i Dr Merlon A Webber was' in Poland Spring Tuesday attending the sessions of the Maine Medical association convention Brendon Call is in East Booth-bay for a few days' visit with his grandparents Mrr and Mrs Norman Fuller Mervyn Wyman and James Pat? sons Jr were in Hartland Wednesday visiting the" Scott-Webb Memorial hospital where Mr Wyman's wife is a patient 'Whitney Moore will leave the last of the week for Ferry Beach afternoon at 2:30 49 1 up dence FYiday EST 12t a son Ingalls and a granddaughter Dorothy Mae Ingalls of Trenton three sisters Mrs Millard Kittredge of Lamome Miss Nell Doane of Laconia Mrs Addle Austin of Methuen Mass GEORGE HAMILTON Hamilton Mrs Charles Clement and Mrs Marion LWaldron North Main sticet Mrs Beulah Hessdor-fer Mrs Hazel Collamore and Scott Spaulding Peltoma avenue Mrs Lula Getchell Chester street Miss Bessie Maloon Lancey Milliken Franklin street Mrs Alice Connor! Miss Grace Rogers "and Mrs Velma Wright where light refreshments were served South Main street Mrs Bertha Webber John Manson Libby street Mrs Nellie Vickery Pleasant street Mrs Bertha Longley There will- be no scheduled meeting for the club in August but sev eral meetings of -the committee for the flower show will be called Mrs Belle Morse Franklin street entertained a group of members of the Golden Rule circle of the Baptist church -Tuesday afternoon A program of readings was given Refreshments were served Those present included Mrs Maude Hurd Mfs Rebecca Read Mrs Anne Murch Mrs Gertrude Smith Mrs Sarah McMann Miss Octavia Mitchell Miss Bernice Durgin Mrs Malvina Dow Mrs Edna Johnson Miss Edythe Barnes Mrs Arvesta Burrill Mrs Grace Osgood Mrs Jennie Randlett Mrs Geneva Grover and the hostess Many attended a public card party sponsored by the American Legion auxiliary unitTuesday at the Legion rooms Several prizes donated by many of the local merchants were won as follows: for ladies high Mrs Nina Moody low Mrs Gerald Auto Seat Covers Cross Country Oil- vZLnTER HARBOR June two brothers Otis Ingalls of WesL George J- Hamilton 68 died Sunday Xremont Frank Ingalls Los after tTshort illness in ill health for Angeles half sisters and half- several years He was born in brothers Prospect Harbor but the most of his You cannot buy better oil than 100 Pure Penn-s 1 a fi 1 a Cross Jountry' at any price Strong good looking and long wearing seat cov-of cloth In for coupes coaches sedans at a bargain price Fisher from the Fields A married life was here -where he worked at his trade of carpentry and was held In high esteem He" leaves a brother jC Ham iltonof Brookline Alass a sister I home of his cousin Percy Mrs Lee Stanw-ood of -Manchester Tuesday afternoon by Rev several nieces HERBERT FISHER FORT FAIRFIELD June Funeral services for Herbert who died Sunday were Mass" and several nieces Maxell in charge of the where he will be employed during Pittsfield Monday evening where service-nephews--'- Selections were by Mrs Jacqueline Funeral services were at the resi- Pearce and Mrs Beryl Kent with dence Tuesday afternoon by Rev Mrs Leland Jones at the piano The Drew of Kenduskeag a former bearers were-George Elbert and Lee pastor The bearers were Dennis Fields and George Ayoob Interment Coorffrbs John StoverNathan Sar- was in Riverside cemetery the summer He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Moore Library street The following committees assisted Miss Buxton in arrangements for the day: Transportation Milton Knight and Charles Clement gent and Lester Alerchant Reuben door' prize Mrs Barbara sports George Farnsworth Freder-Fuller Carr' lucky chair Mrs Mary ick Folsom Horace Buxton pro BANGOR 40 HARLOW ST Among relatives and friends frdm out of town were Mr Fisher's sister Mrs Eva Milligan two brothers Arthur and William Fisher two uncles Herbert Fisher and William of Augusta two brothers Woodford and Allen Fisher of Gardiner a brother Henry Fisher of Rockland and an uncle John Mc-Fadden of Presque Isle Mrs Harry McLarry and Mr and Mrs Alerle LAFAYETTEA DINSMORE EAST MACHIAS June 28 The eath of Lafayette A Dinsmore 80 a resident the past 14 years occurred Monday night at his home here after failing in health for a long time Before He was born in Lubec Welch at high Mrs Inez Bridgeham low Mrs Florence Wingate for men high Thomas Shatney low Raymond Finley door prize Verne Shorey lucky chair Collins Morrell at -high James Frederick lowr gram Miss Buxton Miss Carolyn Brown Miss Barbara Tilton and the Rev Josephine The Young People's Christian union of the Universalist church will hold a cooked food sale at Banks Shoe store Main street Verne Shorey Refreshments were Thursday afternoon from 2:30 to NORRIS MOTOR CO HIGH GRADE USED CARS coming here he spent a number of Brown from Andover Mr and Mrs years in St Petersburg Florida He I Albert Alabee Mrs Bessie Baxter had many friends throughout this Mrs Mildred Harvey and Lloyd vicinity who will regret to learn of Baxter from Fredericton his passing Mrs Arison Boyer from Bristol His wife Mrs Lillian Burns Dins-i Mrs Catherine Jenkins served at individual tables following cards Among those attending were Mrs Mary Welch Mrs Nina Moody Mrs Riehette Frederick Mrs Flor- 5 The committee in charge consists of Miss Brenda Burton chairman Miss Lea Lawrence Miss Barbara Tilton and Miss Carolyn' Brown The Rev and Mrs William Lewis from Presque Isle r(KARI Six Coupe Hfter defroster deluxe equip tires $595 ence Wingate Mrs Villa Finley 84Td daughter Judith of Westford Mrs Hazel Whitney MoereAlrs Mass are in town "for aTew Grace Mrs "Edythe visit witfrvLlrs mother-the more survives Flineral services will be at Ihe residence at" 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon by Rev Hawkins Burial will be in the Cole section of the Jacksonville Village 38 PACKARD 120 Tour Sedan Heater defroster Very small mileage $975 PACKARD Super Eight Conv Coupe Six wheel radio heater defroster PACKARD Std-8 Sedan Radio heater new tires small mileage $450 PLYMOUTH Tour Sedan Heater new paint A very economical car $395 Hill Cunningham Mrs Gladys Shorey Mrs Minnie- Hammond Mrs Christina -Hammond Mrs Glennis Willey Mrs Inez Bridg ham Mrs! Maude Hurd Mrs Blanche Morrell Mrs Garfield Noilan Mrs Florence Winslow Mrs Grace Shatney Mrs Laura Snell Rev Josephine Folsom at the parsonage Mr and Milne of were week-end guests of Mis Milne's sister Mrs Maude Hurd Libby street Mrs Arlene Salley Wyman is a patient ftt the Scott-Webb Memorial RALPH ALEXANDER LB-INEUS June The death of Ralph Alexander seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Alexander occurred Monday in a local hospital having been in poor health for some time Besides his parents a sisters Ruth his grandfather aunts and uncles survive Funeral services were in the Union" church this afternoon by Rev Gerald Beals of Monticello and interment irUKARD 120 Tour Se-hn Kadio heater defroster $545 "'j PUKARD Twelve Sedan him heater 6 wheel equi tllRV PLER Imp Tour Sian Radio heater defrost- fr overdrive new tires $615 sll400 Faiim heater Tour Sedan -v $445 Miss Lillian Moore Mrs Nellie I hospital in Hartland 26 FORD Beach Wagon Radio beater small mileage $445 rONTIVC Tudor" $145 Vickery Mrs Mary Almonte Mrs Hazel Collamore Mrs Margaret Buker Miss Mildred Webendorfer Miss Louise Spinney Mrs Lena Dobson Mrs Ella Murch Mrs Hilda Hatch Mrs Gerald Reuben Mrs Barbara Miss Dorothy Cunningham has gone to Northeast Harbor where she is to be employed at the Kimball house for the summer season Miss Cunningham has been spending a few days here as the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Ted ARTHUR McCURDY ROCKLAND June Arthur McCurdy 76 retired Alaine Central railroad ticket agent-telegrapher died Tuesday after an illness of sev-weeks Mr- IcCurdy was a native of Lnneus cemetery Week's Mills China the son of Thomas and Katherine Bradstreet McCurdy and had lived in Rockland the past forty years He retired eight years ago He was a member of Rockland Lodge and of the Scottish Rite bodies and was a 32nd degree Mason He was also a member of Golden Rod FUNERAL SERVICES Services for Harry Esters in the White Hayes morning by" Winsor Interment was Hope cemetery Tuneral services for 36 HUDSON Tour Sedan $445 29 FORD Tudor $45 1 1 RR ILAXE Tour Se- Radio heater $425 58 were rooms-Wednesday Rev Aubrey in Mount Mrs Parsons gave two readings at a concert at I -Mrs Robinson Edward Robinson Mrs May Bradeen and daughters the Misses Ekta May and Doris Pittsfield were" in Camden Sunday Dr Lewis Taylor has transferred his office to the Odd Felkws building Main street His -office hoyrs are 10 to 12 a 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 Edward Poulliot post will meet at the Legion halT Sunday July 2 at 9 a to go to Bangor to take part in the Legion parade Members are asked to notify Paul Vaughn "Ben Dyer INerett Pres cott or Arthur Ambrose whether they can go Stephen and Richard Andrews of "Watertown Mass are guests of Mr and Mrs Fired Chandler lower Main street Dexter people at the card party at the Piscataquis Valley Country club in Guilford Tuesday 'evening were: Mr and Mrs Maybury Mrs Plouff Norman Plouff Mr and Mrs Hatch-Mr and Mrs Mountain Mr and Mrs Stanton Ross Duplicate corn-tract -was played and high score for north-south was a tie between Mrs Hatch Mrs Mountain and Mr andMrs Ross Mrs Plouff and Mr and Mrs Plouff have returned home from Boston where they visited Mrs Plouflf's brother Fay a patient at the Massachusetts General hospitalMr Fay is sittmg up in a chair and expects to be home in about two weeks Miss Catherin Folster of Old Town is the guest "this week oLher cousin Miss Catherine Peters upper Mam street Mr and Mrs Leo Peters-of New Rochelle have arrived in town for the summer months Mr and Mrs Eldin 'Gould took their nephew Paul Gould to Lew'is-ton to his home Tuesday where he will remain for a time Harry Gould of Ripley accompanied them--' Mrs Agnes Chenotte of Lynn Mass is the guest of her niece MisS Catherine Peters upper Main street Mr ahd Mrs Harry Hutchins are in jTopsham this week guests of Mr three sisters Mr and Mrs Fred Blodgett have returned to their home in Bristol Vt after visiting relatives in town Barbara Pooler Park street entertained Tuesday afternoon in honor of her ninth birthday Her guests were Roland Jean and Jacqueline Bonneau Jeanette Yvonne Geraldine and Anthony Pooler and Clarence Gilbert Aliss Barbara received many gifts Games were enjoyed after which refreshments were served Mr and Mrs Francis Burton and children of Kittery are visiting Mrs father Arthur Fish for a few days Mrs Linwood Mower Is in Farmington attending Farmington Nor-inal school for a few weeks Mr and Mrs Donald Mower and daughter Helen of Newport will arrive Saturday for a visit vyith Air sister and husband Mr and Mrs Eldin Gould The Location 236 Ma in Street Opposite the Bangor Motor Co meeting will be held in September PRATT SPEAKS Dr Milton Butler Pratt of New York a former pastor of the Methodist church here was the guest speaker at the Kiw'anis luncheon Monday ftoon at the Blethen House Perry Shiblcs gave his three minute autobiography PERCOLATORS CLUB The Percolator club was entertained at supper Monday evening at Camp Pioneer Sebec lake by Mrs Stella Ayer Sixteen members were present Guests were Mrs Erma Brown Mrs Erma Annis and Rebecca Rowe A business meeting was held and Mrs Arlene Arnold of the tonsil committee reported that seven children are to have their tonsils and adenoids removed Tuesday Several more will undergo tonsilectomies There will 1 be additional group clinics two days next week It was voted to buy glasses for one child LEGION MEETING Clarence Cushman conducted a meeting of Arthur Chadbqurne post American Legion Monday evening and Harold True served as adjutant in the absence of Lowell Nichols Reports included that of the finance officer of a recent carnival It was reported that the annual school awards were awarded afijthe grammar school graduation this year to Lloyd Skiffington and June Austin Elmer Cushman presented his annual report as historian locals" Mrs Alice Powers entertained at bridge Monday afternoon Mrs Nellie Levensalor Mrs Alae Jewett Mrs Keziah Russell Mrs Mildrec Perin Mrs Grace Ballard Mrs Ber nice Millett and Airs Maude Johnson Prizes were won by lrs Millett and Mrs Perin Miss Elizabeth McGary of Bangor was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Fred Cates Dr and Mrs Robbins are in Bangor to attend the Maine Dental association meetings Mrs Charles Wentworth and son Charles of Stoughton Mass have arrived to visit her sister Miss FOX GINN INC Miss Orrelle chapter -S of Ftockland and J- Gray were at the homeof her of Arcana Lodge of Thomas- Mrs Claude Reed in South' ton Brewer Wednesday afternoon by Surviving are his wife Lillian lev- R- Cosseboom There was a Merritt McCurdy a brother Flank profusion of beautiful flowers many McCurdy of San Angelo Texas two comhig from Norwood Mass where daughters Mrs Blair "Leiter of Miss Gray taught iivthe high school Boston and Airs James Curry of The bearers were LeRoy Rideout Navesink hi and a grandson Charles Brown CIsude Ryder Hollis 1 LelandGeorge Famham and nce v- I Thomas Simpson Interment was in Music for' dancirv after the program I the amlly lot in the Orrington Ccr- Maas ft MOTOR EXPRESS LINE Xdl and Long-distance Moving 'ln Office and -Terminal 324A French St Bangor Me Phone 5608 Agent for Aero Mayflower Vans National Furniture Movers I i i ii 1 I it 1 i I 1 1 i i ef AI 'A i on i I SLE' Call Mrs Madeline Libby Cunningham South Main street Miss Frances Cole Leon Moody Mr and Mrs William Dawson en-Whitney Moore James Parsons Jr tertained at their cottage at Camp Raymond Finley Charles A Beftson recently Mr Mrs FYank Moore James Frederick JVerne Libby Mr and Mrs Roland Chad-Shorey Collins Morrell James bourne Mr and Mrs Earle Rams-E Winslow Thomas Shatney dell and Mr and Mrs' Roland Verne Collamore Raymond Gourley Finley and Aubrey Call Mrs Christabel Lawriea member The committee in charge con- of the faculty in the Brewer sisted of Mrs Hazel Whitney Moore schools was an overnight guest of retiring president Mrs Hilda Hatch her brother "and wife Supt and department vice president Mrs Mrs Raymond Finley Morrell Villa Finley past unit president street Tuesday Ranisdell Airs Rich- Mrs Mary Spear and Miss Eliza-ette Frederick Mrs Inez Bridge- beth Walker were in Bangor Tues-ham Mrs J'ary Almonte day Harry Condon clerk of the Mrs Hyde of Auburn and First Universalist parish of Pitts- Robert Peck of Concord were field has issued a notice of a spe-j guests Wednesday of Mrs cial parish meeting to be held at mother Mrs Maude Hurd Libby the church Monday evening July 3 street at 730 to take action relative to Mrs Grace Shatney was in Water-engaging a pastor for the ensuing ville recently ear and to transact any other Mrs Maude Hurd has gone to bu' Oakland where she -will be the The Rev Josephine Folsom has guest of her son and wife Mr and completed the year in the pulpit Mrs Mark Hurd for a few days following Hie death of her husband Miss Sadie Logan of Eastport is the late Rev Milo Folsom at expected to arrive Saturday for an the beginning ofhis 13th year of extended visit with friends and relatives While here Miss Logan £are Banks Mr will be the house guest'of her niece Melvin Ta'lor and Perley and lusband Mr and Mrs John Whitten were among local people Dobson Hartland avenuer was Joe Chander at the piano and ter cemetery Bertha Carter violin The proceeds will go to Dixmont grange i TT to help toward the building of a new hail MILO June Funeral services Dixmont hail burned this spring for Mrs Lillie McGinnis who died Hllt THU I AST ARMY TENTS IV'kOD condition I'Rllt $1050 ln rdfi will hip i PRODT CTS COv 1 if'i Uittsn M1ne 7 -I ford Crawford Carter Helen Bickford her brother 2 Hamlin by Lacey Carter Delia Lyons Charlotte Rev Edwin A Crocker Flowers Lions Helen Severance Ralph Harris were in beautiful profusion from Betty Severance Vernon Marshman Grace I vrntvi0rc r- TT Curtis Charlotte Harris Naomi Larrabeer r0thers and Ham-Arlene Lahey Bertram Larrabee and Jda M111 fronthe American ThreacTCo d' employes and relatives! Interment Leighton Sylvester has bought the Harry was in served Past Alatrons and Past Patrons night Monday evening with a- large attendance of members and guests Connile chapter of Corinna was the special guest chapter About 125 were present at the cold meat supper which preceded the meeting Included on the program was the initiation ceremony anda special ceremony honoring the pastrnatrons and patrons who" were escorted in by the conductress and associate conductress welcomed and presented with gifts Those present were Past Matrons Mrs Emma Steward Mrs Lucy Harding place and -w hi move his family there In the fall Flower Show Friday EvergreerTcemetery witlj committal Mrs Mclnms was 73 a' nativev of Milo The brothers are the only survivors Her husband Charles McGinnis died many years I sgo Dinsmore Mrs Effie Merrill Mrs SuSan Purington Airs Laura War- Mabel Washburn Atkinson Mon ren Mrs-Sarah Boyle Mrs Edna day they visited her brothers CARD OF THANKS Washburn and Fred Uarrien Club to am Locals ni Personals QUARANTINE REGULATIONS EUROPEAN CORN BORER We wi-h to acknowledge with sincerert thanks the many kindnesses extended to vs -during the time of our bereavement Mr and Mr Claude Reed -and Faml'y June 38 1939 So Brewer Me Interstate and Intrastate sem*n certain Vetetable sad Flowers Restricted by 1 the State Department of Afrienltare Effective Jane 3 1935 Chapter 43 Revised Statute 1930 Se- rhubarb cut flowers or entire 'X CROFT June -arden club will hold Legion hall North Mr and Mrs Harvey Tibbetts and family motored tc Kennebunkpcrt where they were guests of Mrs Tibbetts' father They returned by the way of Bath Trask -is spending the summer vacation with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Young at Camp Ena Kathleen TCmple has gone to'Newport where she has employment with Mrs Leslie Pelkev Mr and Mrs Hamlin Mr and Mrs Clarence Hamlm and Mrs Cucretia Webb were in Bangor Friday evening to attend the graduation exercises ot the Maine School of Commerce Mr and Mrs Hamlin's son John Hamlin "was one ot the graduates Merrill Carter a student at the of I at home for the summer recess Mr and Mra Withee Withe and Elner Withee of Newport Mr and Mr Ivan Friend and daughter-Ruth of Stetson were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Friend and family Mr and Mrs Clarence Trask and family Mr and Mrs Dewey Carter and family motored to Searsport recently Mr and Mrs Cunningham and family of Brewer have moved into the so called Hilton place South Etna Mr and Mrs Hilton have gone to live with thetr daughter in Turner i-' Misg Hilda Stuart 1 visiting friend in Brewer Oscar Young has given sip his NY A trade studies in Dexter and returned home At present he Is hoarding with Mr and Mrs Samuel Sparrow's at Etna Center-Perley Cory of Newport was In town FUNERAL1 Washburn here DrAIilton Butler Pratt returns to his home in Schenectady Wednesday after spending a week with Harry Thayer Frank Smith is in New York city this week Mr and Mrs Frank Pingree of Corinna visited friends and relatives here Monday evening Mr and Mrs Joseph Thorne and daughter Brenda Joy were in Milo Saturday to meet his cousin Miss Rita Thorne of Mlllinoeket their guest over the week-end Mr and Mrs Chauncey Monroe of Milo were Sunday guests at tjie Thorne home Mrs A Chase Mrs Edwin Peters and Mrs Frank Smith are among the Dover-FY)xcrcft residents at Sebec lake cottages this week Demerits Mrs Mary Carleton Mrs Lelia Evans Miss Mary Elms and Mrs Maude Gerry Past Patrons AHeii Dinsmore Will Steward E-B Hayes Roy Gould Edwin Noyes Harold Lary Miss Mary Elms was presented with a gif t'bjt the officers honoring her new- office as district deputy grand matron Forty-eight visitors were present representing the loi-lowlng chapters: Corinne chapter Corinna Wassookeag chapter Dexter Susie Carr chapter Sangerville Merry Meeting chapter Fairfield Aid worth chapter Milo Priscilla chapter New Hampshire: Queen Esther chapter Hallowell Tuscan chapter Bangor Echo chapter This was the last meeting before the summer recess The next regular xf tme is being spent aembhng the proper flower shrine a feature of the ex-er shrine is desig- HOMES AT plants or chrysanthemum aster dahlia or gladiolus unless a Federal- or Bute certificate or inspection shaU have been issued therefor except that no restrictions are placed on the movement or bubs and roots of dahlia and gladiolus without stems and no certificate will be required tor such movement 3 Shipment made or carried into the State of Maine in vioatlon or these regulations when known- to contain or suspected or containing eggs or larvae o'r the European Corn Bofer will be liable jo seizure and confiscation wherever found or will be returned to the point of origin Inspectors will be stationed in the principal receiving markets with authority to make leisures or products transported in violation ot these regulations O- WASHBURN Com I aa eg of Agriculture tions 14 15 and 16 confer upon me euthofV Ity to declare areas quarantined on ac- count of the European Corn Borer and to put lntq effect regulations necessary tor Its control Acting under this authority hereby- declare and announce the tol-lowlng regulations governing the Interstate and intrastate movement of certain vegetables and flowers effective immediately ill No person firm or corporation shall transport in any manner whatsoever into any part or the State or Maine any stalks ears cobs or other parts or debri of corn or broomcorn plants except clem shelled corn Corn on the cob Is prohibited from entry into the State otMame (2i No person firm or corporation shaU transport in any manner whatsoever Into any part ot the State of Maine green beans Uie ped baais tops in discrim Inflow ers fast a rf flH5 and ETNA Despite a rainy night the Merry Worker 4-H club gave a program to a good sized audience at the grange hall Friday evening The program follows: club cheer members club songs members play Timid TiUte two girl song Mrs Carter piy David' Brave Attempt two girl and three boys song two girls play When Tom Laughed five girls and one boy songs members play Absent Minded Husband two bovs: song and tableau four rla: ptav Who is Afraid of a Ghost one girl and two boy ainging members rg -'g eatmbeie 203 Main BREWJER 38 So Main 12 Elm.

About The Bangor Daily News Archive

Pages Available:

1,756,458

Years Available:

1900-2011