Union services launch with four churches in one outreach
A broad union effort began as Universalist Episcopal Winter Street and First Baptist churches shared an inspiring Sunday. Rev. C Raymond Chappell led the sermon while Rev. S J Willis read Scripture and prayed. Culbert McGay spoke of a righteous vision and Christian brotherhood. A large chorus under Frederick Drake promised strong musical features. Evening service featured the paralytic story and calls for fellowship and Christ first. Sunday schools met jointly in Winter Street, with First Baptist joining for the period. Ash Wednesday service was planned for Wednesday at Winter Street with all churches invited. A prayer and praise service followed Thursday evening with Chappell McGay Willis assisting.
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Universalist
Episcopal
Winter Street Congregational
First Baptist
Winter Street
C. Raymond Chappell
S. J. Willis
Culbert McGay
Jesus
Christ
First Baptist Sunday School
Tibbetts Sutherland Wedding at Central Church Parsonage
James R. Sutherland and Miss Harriet R. Tibbetts were married at the Central Church parsonage with a single ring ceremony. Rev. David L. Wilson officiated as the couple, both residents of the city, planned to live with the groom's parents and later establish a home on Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Sutherland
Harriet R. Tibbetts
David L. Wilson
Sumner O. Tibbetts
Robert Sutherland
Sutherland
Court St
Mrs Marston 85 birthday celebrated at Old Folks Home
Mrs Ansel G Marston turned 85 with friends at the Old Folks Home. Born Mary F Winslow she lived in the city, became a milliner, and married July 15 1856 to Ansel Marston in a ceremony led by Rev Samuel F Dike. They have three sons and one daughter. Also notes navy binocular drive and Miss Bessie Mooers visiting in Lisbon Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansel G. Marston
Mr. Marston
Samuel F. Dike
New Church
Bath Boy Delegates Plan Portland Conference Visit
Delegates from Bath churches meet in Winter Street Church to rehearse songs and cheers under Harry Ward and Howard Call. Leaders and boys from First Baptist Central Congregational People’s Baptist Corliss Street Baptist Wesley Methodist join a Georgetown group for the conference traveling Friday morning and returning Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Winter Street
Harry Ward
Howard Call
Lewiston
Sagadah
First Baptist Church
J. E. Pomeroy
Percy Miller
Robert Shaw
Charles Holbrook
Archie Miller
Gordon Miller
Central Congregational Church
Robert Wishart
James Dunton
Cuthbert Wilson
Roger McInnes
People’s Baptist Church
Samuel A. Evans
George Coffin
Fre Dwyer
Glendon Ayer
Charles King
Justin Little
George Pike
Corliss Street
Baptist Church
Charles Stackpole
Percy Chesley
Wesley Methodist Church
Donald Hamilton
Lewis Taylor
George Cahill
Georgetown
Bath
C. Raymond Chappell
Fred Armes
Bath Company Organizes at Armory Hall Drill Night
Lieut Phil Chapman drilled Bath Company recruits at Armory Hall Tuesday. Over 100 names on M O Webber list show intent to join. New rule allows 18 year olds to enlist without parental consent, with several joining and notifying parents after. Eleven men have been examined and mustered: Webber Lumsden Hart Coombs Baker Pinkham Payne Stevens Oakes Crowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil. Chapman
Co. A
3D Me
Portland
Bath Company
Armory Hall
M. O. Webber
Merton O. Webber
William Lumsden
Charles E. Hart
Isaac C. Coombs
Lewis Baker
John F. Pinkham
Phil Tetro
Lester E. Payne
Bernard R. Stevens
Owen W. Oakes
Bernard C. Crowley
Was Ranier's Captain Featured in Society Photo
The Seattle Sunday Times on February 3 showcased Mrs. Omar J. Humphrey and her children Roberta and Omar J. Jr. in a frontispiece of the Society page while wintering in San Francisco. It notes Captain Humphrey, a Yar mouth native who spent youth in Bath, once commanded the Sewall ship Ranier at its Pacific wreck and authored the serial story Wreck of the Ranier for the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Sunday Times
Omar J. Humphrey
Roberta
Omar J., Jr
San Francisco
Humphrey
Pacific Coast
Fred D. Hill
Yarmouth
Bath
Sewall
Ranier
Pacific
The
Times
Frye Sworn In as Sagadahoc County Administrator
Scott R. Frye, named by Leon S. Merrill federal food administrator for Maine, received his commission Tuesday and was sworn in as administrator for Sagadahoc County. The commission has been returned to the State administrator for confirmation and Frye's appointment meets broad approval in Bath and across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott R. Frye
Leon S. Merrill
Maine
Sagadahoc
Frye
Bath
All Workmen Badge System At Texas Steamship Yard
All workers at the Texas Steamship Company use badges to prove yard access. The system logs each badge holder and guards entry and exit, ensuring proper authorization throughout the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Steamship Company
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Tibbetts-Sutherland
Navy Department
Bessie Mooers
Lisbon Falls
Bath Boy
Kleven
Marie L. Hasty
South End
Parent-Teachers Association
Old Folks Home
Red Cross
Waterville
United States
Stre
Broadway, N.Y
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