Local Society Notes Highlight Births and Visits
A newborn son born to Mr and Mrs Paul Berry on Park Street is to visit home next Tuesday from the hospital. Louise Mowbray RN joins Winter Street membership drive while Barbara Legard returns from East vacation at Mit. Ida School. Burleigh McKay of Lambert Park plans return from Wytopitlock and C M Tubbs preaches at Trinity Portland. Mrs Louis Smalley attends services with Thompson relatives. Anne Desmond visits from Mrs Beets. Various residents report illnesses recoveries and Easter gatherings with multiple families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Berry
Park Street
Tee Beth Bery
Erma
Burleigh McKay
Lambert Park
Wytopitlock
Migs Evans, sister of John Ev iot Minneaaoce again
Migs Evans is identified as the sister of John Ev iot Minneaaoce in an entry highlighting family ties and repeated mentions of the Evans surname. No further context or details are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs Evans
John Eviot Minneaaoce
Unclear Tale From Street Address Report
A fragmentary note mentions a person named Leavitt and a U S address at 80 Academy Street. It references a hospital then an intention to take something home and contact others, but details are obscured by editing errors and missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Leavitt
U.S. A
Academy Street
CIA
Pearl
Conitact
Easter vacation notices from local students and visitors
Virginia Rand a Middle Street student plans Easter vacation. Mrs Herbert Douglas and Mrs R rarestanarae peay daughters travel to Portland. Jack B Honsinger a University of Maine freshman is home ill with pneumonia at 11 Pine Street under a physician. Frances Flaherty Emerson School student arrives to spend Easter with her mother Mrs Andrew J Flaherty. Mrs Warren Jewell of New Brunswick New Jersey visits Western Avenue with Isabel ill at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliie Vickery
Washington Street
Virginia Rand
Middle Street
Jack B. Honsinger
University of Maine
Pine Street
Frances Flaherty
Emerson School of Oratory of Boston
Andrew J. Flaherty
Front Street
Easter Home Visits Highlight Peeks Kill Residents
Miss Cynthia Sewall of St Marys school Peas Kill New York rests at her parents home on Washington Street during Easter vacation. Miss Ruth Small from Gorham Teachers College and her sister Miss Betty Small from Farmington Teachers College are also home for the holiday. New surgical patient Isabel Johanson 11 daughter of Mrs Charles Johanson Western Avenue is at Memorial hospital. Myrtle Ames of Fort Fairfield visits niece Mrs Lloyd Rogers and family on High Street. Mr and Mrs Richard Parent and daughter Linda of Richmond were guests at Donald Parent on Office Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerie Nickerson
Boston
Sanford B. Nickerson
Park Street
Sarah Matas Silverman
Louis M. Feersaids
Oak Street
Emerson College
Cynthia Sewall
St. Mary’s School
Peekskill
New York
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Ruth Small
Ralph Small
Pearl Street
Gorham Teachers College
Betty Small
Farmington Teachers College
Isabel Johanson
Charles Johanson
Western Avenue
South I
Memorial Hospital
Myrtle Ames
Fort Fairfield
Lloyd Rogers
High Street
Richard Parent
Linda
Richmond
Donald Parent
Office Drive
Mrs Marr Leaves Washington Street for Dorchester Visit
Mrs Charles Marr of Washington street departed Thursday morning for Dorchester Massachusetts to spend a week with her mother Mrs Erie McDonough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marr
Washington Street
Dorchester
Mass
Cena
Ae McDonough
South Portland Residents Return From Visits
Mrs. John Atwood and daughter Jane return from an overnight visit to Mr. and Mrs. Kerwin B. Butcher in Washington street. Miss Carol Walker, during Easter vacation, plans to stay with relatives in Newton, Massachusetts. Mrs. Clarence W. Morse and her daughter Bre Claire Coombs passed the Eastland Hotel and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Atwood
Jane
South Portland
Kerwin B. Butcher
Washington Street
Carol Walker
Senter
Reubin W
Middle Street
Newton
Mass
Clarence W. Morse
Local visitors and family gatherings noted in Gardiner area
Mrs Jennie Curtis of Middle street visited her niece Mrs W Percy Hodgkins and family in Gardiner. Dr Reginald Lombard and Mrs Laura Lombard of South Portland stayed with Mr and Mrs J Edward Drake Jr of Middle Street. Reginald Lombard Jr a West Point cadet is home on Easter leave. Mrs William H Daley and son Billy returned to Middle Street after a visit in Thomaston with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. MacGlinchy
Winter Street
Jennie Curtis
Middle Street
Gardiner
W. Percy Hodgkins
Reginald Lombard
William H. Daley
Billy
Thomaston
Nashua Man Visiting Maine Word of Bowker Guests
John Black of Nashua New Hampshire a native of this city is traveling through Maine selling foundry supplies and stayed overnight Thursday with Mr and Mrs Walter H Bowker on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Black
Nashua, N. H
Maine
Walter H. Bowker
High Street
Oberlin couple plans summer wedding after Easter visit
Miss Linna Marie Purdue and her fiancé Robert Edward Barbiere, both Oberlin College students, left Oberlin Ohio this morning after spending Easter vacation with her parents Rev and Mrs Joseph O Purdue. She is a senior. They plan a summer wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linna Marie Purdue
Robert Edward Barbiere
Joseph O. Purdue
Oberlin, O
Oberlin College
Mr. Barbiere
Oberlin
Mrs Jennie TM Remains Patient at Bath Memorial Hospital
Friends are informed that Mrs Jennie TM is a patient at Bath Memorial Hospital. The notice notes her ongoing condition and current location within the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Bath Memorial Hospital
Whitman couple to move to Melrose for teaching post
Mr and Mrs Philip Stackpole of Whitman Massachusetts plan to move to Melrose this week where Mr Stackpole will join the faculty at Melrose High School. They will spend the summer at the Pole home Campbell's Pond, Campbell’s pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip 8. Stackpole
Whitman
Mass
Melrose
Melrose High School
Ipole
Campbell's Pond
Georgetown News Briefs From Bath Weekend Gatherings
A sparse report notes residents such as Mr and Mrs Ernest Heal, Mr and Mrs Joseph Higgins, Miss Belle Heald, Howard Heald, Mr and Mrs William Todd, and Mr and Mrs Walter Vc attended events in Bath on Saturday. Mr Todd and Mr Cummings served as bearers at a gathering hosted by Harold J Brown at Beansles Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeee
Russel Pinkham
Iliam Rsp Lee
Haganites Piteph
Davia
Mla Vis
Aera Per Tien
Mmings
Bath
First Baptist
Harold J. Brown
Beansles Point
Ernest Heal
Joseph F. Higgins
Belle Heald
Howard Harry Heald
William A. Todd
Walter V.c
Todd
Mr. Cummings
Mrs Azelda Rowe of Bath Dies After Illness
Mrs Azelda Rowe wife of Alfred J Rowe of Bath died Friday after several years of illness. A native of this area she was known for kindness to others and devotion to home and church. Funeral services were held in Bath Sunday afternoon with many friends offering sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Local families gather for weekend visits and services
Five Islands spent Sunday with parents Mr and Mrs A G Pierce. Olive Williams of Wal tham Mass visited her aunt Mrs L H Rowe. Roland Peterson and daughter from Robinhood and Joan Hogan of Georgetown attended the sunrise service. Branwell Ford attended funeral services for Azelda L Rowe in Bath. Evelyn Pinkham of Bay Point visited grandmother Mrs E E Pinkham and aunt Miss Edith Pinkham. Barbara and Jeanette Pinkham from North Yarmouth Academy were home for Clayton Doyle of Yarmouth. Victor Pinkham and Miss Clark of Seguinland visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Watson of Portland. Madelon Pierce and others were here Sunday. Chaney and family from Maiden, Mass arrived at the Marr cottage for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Pierce
Olive Williams
Waltham
Mass
Sime
L. H
Francis Bacon
Peter
Sudbury
L. H. Rowe
Roland Peterson
Robinhood
Joan Hagan
Georgetown
Branwell 2Ford
Azelda L. Rowe
Bath
the Sun
Walter Watson
Portland
Court sets bail in Pushard matter and probation granted
Otis L Pushard 28 held on $5000 bail after arraignment in municipal court Judge Gar diner Ing orders continued detention to the June term of county superior court A separate warrant shows Pushard pleaded guilty through counsel and received 90 days in Kennebec county jail with sentence suspended and one year probation for the co defendant on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis L. Pushard
Knowledge
Thursdapore
Gardiner Ing
Pushard
Toe
Kennebec
Henry O. Trowbridge Returns to New York Bank
Henry O. Trowbridge returns to New York after leaving his home on Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O. Trowbridge
New York
Middle Street
Wide Choice of G O P Candidates in Sagahadoc
Sagahadoc County voters face a crowded GOP field. E Fernald, long a gubernatorial hopeful, is hampered by illness this year. Portland steered analyst Verrill has entered late and may gain traction as time progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagahadoc
E. Fernald
Blaine Mansion
Epichodal Tomy Portland
Verrill
Mr. Verrill
Campaign in Maine Sees Fractured Vote Scene
A writer notes a split four way race in Sagadahoc and across Maine with the governor-linked candidate facing tougher odds. The column warns the election outcome remains uncertain as campaign efforts intensify statewide and voters weigh their choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Tle Ene
Grees
Sagadshoe County
Roy al Ere
Ts Atterport
Fey
Representative Native Aims for Congress Race
A fragmented passage lists several candidates in a congressional race including a native Bunton and Bath, with mentions of Frank entering the contest and others like Stetson and Gunder Radeemaen Cad Sad Ray. The text reads as a noisy OCR segment with unclear context and multiple garbled names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Congress
Sa County
Bunton
Bath
Frank
Governor Confronts Another Battle in Gubernatorial Race
Five candidates vie for the governorship as campaigns intensify across the state. Supporters rally, debates loom, and policy differences sharpen the contest between rivals seeking the top post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Ow
Sagadahoc County Seeks GOP State Senate Nominee
Four candidates pursue the Sagadahoc Republican nomination for state senator. Roland Peterson of Georgetown, first selectman and civic leader, leads a slate that includes an auto dealer Bowdoin graduate and other local figures. A Bath resident weighs a run, with possible bids for either Senate or the lower house, as party considerations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Bath
al T
Grange
Charles F
Bowdoin
Cummings
Augusta
Roland Peterson
Georgetown
Pero
Waare
Bath Gains Two Seats in State Legislature Race
In Bath voters face a four candidate contest for two seats in the State Legislature. The race centers on local representation and the balance of power within the chamber as the campaign unfolds.
Frederick E Drake Jr and J Horace McClure in street dispute
Frederick E Drake Jr and J Horace McClure figure in a street dispute reported in this brief item. The notice notes their names and a public-facing incident involving the two men. No further details given in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick BE. Drake, Jr
J. Horace McClure
Ralph O Dale Appears in Court Related to Offense
A legal blotter item notes Ralph O Dale appearing in court on an epee related offense. The record mentions the defendant in connection with an incident at a local venue and scheduled further proceedings.
In The Towns Report From State Election
Brief note from the towns of Rich- Bowdoinham and Woolwich documents party alignment and candidate status as to tentative berths in the state race. Morgan and others appear in early lines, with women noted in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office
Rich- Bowdoinham
Woolwich
Will Run for Lower House Candidate Larrabee Promises Tax Reform Education
Howard C. Larrabee of Bath outlines campaign themes including improved education, state recreation development, and a broad tax overhaul to reduce taxpayer burden. He emphasizes no promises to any group and pledges to pursue efficient state manufacturing after election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Maine
Manuetealiog
Howard C. Larrabee
Bath
Farmington
Paceae School
Swift and Company
Temae
Pacific
Tome
Two Year Old Son Among Cases In Rowan Aburna Incident
A report notes Rowan Aburna involved in a case with his two year old son mentioned among the details. The text provides limited context and names, focusing on the family link and a two year old child. Further specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aburna
Justus Mille Announces Candidacy in Local Race
Justus Mille declares candidacy for a local board seat with intent to serve the community and state. He notes prior service and current roles as a state committeeman and in regional government, asserting readiness to contribute if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeete
Simouir Cote
Monet
Tery
Egisa
Tess
Dirigo Court installs officers and coronation of Royal flower girls
The Dirigo Court installation featured Thomas chairs wife Harriet con shonin and new trustees Edna Munro and Anne Minott for two and three year terms. Royal flower girls were crowned and blessings given by Frederick P. Moffatty. Dining helpers included Margaret Danforth and Alva Curtis among others. The first Dirigo Court will meet at Masonic Temple on April 10 with plans and gifts exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Harriet Con Shonin
Curtis
Elean Tisk
Ity
Denclan
Maret Harkins
Clarence Nott
Lillian Howe
Edna Munro
Bartora Danforth
Anne Minott
Royal Flower Girls
Syaler
Rena
Ana Freducien Moffatt
Cntaan
Frederick P. Moffatty
Dirigo
Masonic Temple
Shaw
City Manager Rel F. oe dorff Takes Bath Post
Rel F. oe dorff, previously with Irontown, arrived in Bath to assume city manager duties as of April 1. Roy G. Stewart heads the Chamber of Commerce and Ri clerk joins the commission in organizational talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rel F. Oedorff
Irontown
Bath
Commission
Roy G. Stewart
Chamber of
Flower and Fashion Show Draws Local Attention
A community event featured hats, dresses, coats, and accessories on display. Attendees admired color and style as vendors showcased a range of fabrics and designs.
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Louise Mowbray
R. N
Veter
Barbara Legard
Porest C. Leaf Maple Avenue
Mit. Ida School
C. M. Tubbs
Trinity Portland
Louis Smalley
Neath
Wave Anne Desmond
Daughoe
Mrs. Beet Is
Pees
Blanche Haines
Earl Haines
North Bath
City
Iswick
Ikian
Avakian
Maciee
Vermont
Burlington
Harry Halterman
The
Eeetee
Iparente
Arthur Wing
Brunswick
And
Wing
Daerry School
Tuessie Hall
Constance Hitchcock
Erskine's
Russell S. Hitchcock
Capt. Hitchcock
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Hitchcock
William Armstrong
William Eves
Topsham
Perkins Street
Eves
Herbert Douglas
R. Rarestanarae Peay Daugh- Thunday
Warren Jewell
New Brunswick
N. J
Isabel
U. S. Senate
U. 8. Representative
Leney
Ralph O. Dale
Justus Mille
Dirigo Court
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