Winnegance Community Party Winners Noted At Weekly Gathering
A Wednesday evening event at Winnegance featured prize drawings with winners including Mrs Sherman Il Morse Elbridge J Mal eatin Miss Roberta Manson and Charles Derry Monthly prizes went to John G Morse and Mrs Charles Perry Hostesses Mrs Sherman Morse and Mrs Robert Manson led the party activities Ailing residents and travel difficulties near Phippsburg were reported and meetings faced postponements due to a death in the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Il. Morse
Elbridge J. Maleatin
Roberta Manson
Charles Derry
Jobn G. Morse
Charles Perry
Uhirry FL Oliver
Caroline
Boothbay
Oliver
Winneganee
Nancy Hunt
Bibridge
Squaw Club
Price
Delia
Morse
Phippsburg
John G. Morse, Jr
Dromore Grange
Tao
Maurie Mares
Sherman J. Morse
Robert J) Manson
Mel
Winfeld W Morse
Birthday gathering for Mrs Thompson near Mars
James Thompson hosted a Wednesday evening party on March 25 at her home in Sethieraissisettrer to celebrate Mrs Thompson birthday. Friends shared a friendship quilt and birthday cake with lighter fare enhancing the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
James Thompson
Seth Eit Teraissisettrer
Telephone Pictures at Corliss Street Entertainment
The New England Pel & Tel Co presented three reels of film under the Sterling Brotherhood at the Corliss Street church vestry. A program featured shorts Raster Than Flight Treat Em Right and Fifty Years of Telephone Progress with an orchestra and vocal numbers drawing hearty applause from about A L Madge Roob Cireye opened with prayer and Rev Carey spoke for the church thanking the telephone company for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Pel & Tel Co
Sterling Brotherhood
Corliss Street
Reve Roob Cireye
Lieten Ry Ames
Brotherhood
Dbrvient Mo Patten
Path
Mr. Patten
A. John Conti
Bath
Ie. Patten
Pred
P. Gray
Litomol
NY Clondy
Turikeland
Velma Cornish
Donald Ring
Philip Baton
Cornet
Tinwood Russell
Lester York
Porthind
Mr. York
Spain Puts Armor On Bull Ring Horses
Madrid reports a humane shift as bullfighting horses receive protective cuirasses under a Society for the Protection of Animals and Plants initiative led by the Prince of Asturias. Municipal ordinances promote kinder treatment, with pedestrians urging drivers to spare animals and stray birds finding care in Madrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Society For the Protection of Animals and Plants
Prince of
Parties Brace for Record Spending in Presidential Campaign
Both major parties warn the upcoming presidential race will cost far more than any prior election. Analysts note rising ad buys, donor limits, and fundraising demands could reshape strategy and candidate viability.
Busy April term of Sigadadioe county probate court
The first April term of the Sigadadioe county probate court was held Tuesday with Judge Walter S. Cid den overseeing a large docket. Wills, administrations, guardianships, conservatorships, and inventories were examined, with numerous executors and administrators appointed or confirmed and various estates filed for final accounts and distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigadadioe
Walter S. Cidden
S. 1
Rite
West Bath
Ligge
Eanina J. Leonard
Woalwieta
Charles C. Low
Aids Asgistent Oestome
John A. Cone
Kite
Topsham
Aviguste
Krank Ro Para
Richmond
Viola Ro Duren
Joseph White
Poeseph
Larrabee
John McPhere Tord
Georgerasa
Wilbur de Arben
Bowdloiniatin
S. Morgan
Adamon
Florence Saepard
Bath
Arthur
Danton
Helen Irving
Ralph QO. Dale
Charalit Hilton
Red i Animes
Tharry
Go Derring
Edward W. Bridehwn
Lydia M. Deering
Daath
Fia of
Willis QC
Kigbadl
Betsy Ann Payne
Baths
Adie
Deering
Tharry A. Deering
Thomas M. Thigan
Susan ©. Thagan
Georgetown
Matherine Co Foster
Eleanord Stiurtevint
Julia da Bailey
Alonzo McNear
Rmdward W. Bridgham
Elizabeth KE. Woods
O. B. Clason
June M. Wyman
Phippsburg
Fatate
Eton Nelson
Allan Spear
D. Boom
Charles A. Fischer Et
Charles A. Fischer Et Als, of Wheaton
Tineis
Matilda N. Fischer
Guardian
Florence M. Robinson
Lanna I. Mason
Allan Howe
Enina J. Leonard
Woolwich
Alfred RR. Ames
Prink Ro Duren
Henry Ro Drews
Josh White
Nellie Dinton
Margret
Keegan
John M. Tarford
Ralph O. Dale
Ab. Au
Hyden
John P. Carey, Jr
Edward W. Bridgham
Elizabeth I. Woods
Jane M. Wyman
B. Clason
Jane Mo Wrman Liue
Frank VP. Dresser
Winnie I. Dresser
Pima J. Leonard
Hien Warren
Adam E. Deering
Derry Cathedral plans financing to repair historic bells
Restorers seek funds to re run the oldest bells in Ireland at Derry Cathedral with a target completion in 1933 for the 300th anniversary. Bells dated to 1614 and 16th century faces cast and tuning issues after a 1200 pound bell cracked wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry
Ireland
Derev
Tot
Charles
Aluminum gains from machine age boom and auto demand
The article notes aluminum’s rise with the machine age and growing auto industry. It cites price around 24 cents a pound today, global production spread across the United States Switzerland France Germany Britain and Norway, with output driven by new electro chemical methods and electric lighting advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woo Aviation
Ise
Department of Cam
Mineren
ISTO
Poday Aluminium
Mrinee
United States
Switzerland
Barteperern Ailemiiitan Trust
Swilverkind
Ghent
Obituary of Prag G Dales a Port Harbour Engineer
Prag G Dales longtime marine engineer and former ship crewman died Sunday after an appendicitis operation in Maine Hospital Porthind. He served with the Steamship Sagamore between New York and Porthind and held posts with the Coinet States Shipping Board and Pier Gency Fleet Corporation. He was a Masonic member and survived by his father a wife a son and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prag G. Dales
Parhker Head
Snd Soniof Wilburci
Hite Mavester
Priter
Heddoussis
Dieo
Coinet
States Shipping Board
Piergency Fleet Corporation
Solve Lodge of Masons of Bath
Stodelim Comand Bry
Boston
Abso
Xleppa
Poston
Piuk
Death notices and funerals in Bath and nearby towns
The text reports the funeral of Charles P L Carter of Bath plus obituaries for Mrs Nancy Plant of Kittery and Mrs Tune of Winnepanee. Details include birthplaces, family survivors, occupations as a hack driver and horseman, and funeral arrangements in Bath with services at the home of his sister and burial at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles PL Carter
May Vears
Reynurlds Metutedaean
Winter Street
Blob. Littlefield
Wesley Chavel
Edward Chandler
Walter Russell
Richard Garrison
Harry ©. Skinner
Burtal
Oak Grove
Mr. Carter
Darth
Charles
Lacey Carter
Phe
Edward Paul Jol Pask
Hiw
Charles Skinner
Tie
Ile
Co Skinner
Reynolds McCutcheon
William Carter
Thurry Skinners
William Tei
Somerville
Bath
Nancy Plant
Kittery
Almondo Perry
Tune
Winnepanee
Travvey
Elizabeth Morse
Percy
Edina Picknerd
Medford
Mass
Mary Winslow
Norwood
George Eaton
Phippsburg
Holbrook, Frank W. 77, Dies in Lakewood NJ
Frank W Holbrook aged 77 died in Lakewood New Jersey on March 2. He was born in Phippsburg in 1850, eldest of six children of Isaac and Mary J Holbrook. He is survived by his wife Joyce, two sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Holbrook
Lakewood
N. J
Tle
Phippsburg
Tsaace
Mary J. Holbrook
Oyce
Infant Joyce Gwynn Funeral in Wisconsin
Funeral services were held for Joyce Arline Gwynn infant daughter of James T L Gwynn and Barbara Gwynn. The service was conducted at a Salvation Army officiant and the burial took place at Oak Grove Cemetery in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Arline Gwynn
James TL
Barbara Gwynn
Salvation Army Ooffielwting
Funeral for Marine Engineer Frank G. Daley
Frank G. Daley, a noted marine engineer, died Sunday at the Marine hospital Porthind after appendicitis while aboard the Sagamore from New York. The funeral was Tuesday at 2 PM at Jed S. Curtiss funeral home Revo BL LL, with Little field of Wesley Methodist elites officiating. He is to be entombed in Bath enant better travel to Barker Heid for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Daley
Porthind
New York
Sagamore
Marine Hospital
Jed S. Curtiss
Center Street
Revo
Funeral for Mrs. Nancy A. Hunt in Kittery
The funeral for Mrs. Nancy A. Hunt widow of Reuben Thunt occurred Sunday afternoon at Central church on High Street. David L. Wilson officiated with bearers Edwin Trunt Otis Hunt Emery Footer and Elisha Winslow. The body entombed and later to be buried in Mayview. One American automobile company established five assembly plants and three branch companies in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy A. Hunt
Reuben Thunt
Kittery
Ver Tormer Me
High Street
Oery
David L. Wilson
Central Chorch
Edwin Trunt
Otis Hunt
Emery Footer
Elisha Winslow
Mairview
American Automobile Company
Europe
Woolwich Notes Include Local Rehearsals and Services
Miwa Mano Willian Lineal returns as rehearsals build for a Tarster concert near Sumas PW. Weather and events mix with ferry remarks by Governor King, and a day of church services and community notices feature Mayor, clergy, and local organizations in Montsweagelinred and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miwa
Mano Willian Lineal
Loonchise Ciember
Bay Bay
van Tarster
Sumas
Dexter
Suisun
Woedwiel
Teosee
Governor King
New York
Shie Duis
Fe Porire Werks
Moevert Bier
Rew
Minnie
Mitawhbeth Weisht
Wilson Worieho
Lena
Wendell Nelson
Natsi
Nelson
Peter
CTV
Walder c
Uhiteel Allen
Phorsda
James Meili
Alma
Loys’ Club
Bert
Chester Grover
Pasger
Charles Thenry Butler
Washington
Dresden Notes Include Weekend Guests and Local Death
Miss Huth McBacdeen was a weekend guest of her parents in Dresden. Olin Mebadden of Dyests Mill and Misley Lilly visited Mrs. George Parkins. Thomas Pieteher and Albert spent the weekend in Portland. Miss Alice Liteh returned to Boston for an indefinite stay. Mrs Lozzie Costello died Thursday evening after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huth McBacdeen
Olin Mebadden
Mes
Misley Lilly Wars
Euest
George Parkins
Miers dix
Thomas Pieteher
Albert
Alice Liteh
Lozzie Costello
Doug
Businessmen Take Out Eye and Limb Insurance
A Chicago survey shows eye and limb insurance growing beyond artists to many businessmen. Leaders insure up to 100000 against loss of sight, with examples including Joliet organist Leo Terry and golfer Walter Hagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicaga
Leo Terry
Joliet
Walter Hagen
Wesley Sunday School Palm Sunday Program Delights Congregation
Wesley Sunday School presented a fine Palm Sunday program on Sunday evening before a large audience. The event was led by committee chair Mrs Minot Oliver with help from Mrs Anna Neverin Miss Mildred Prebbe sant Miss Logise Stewart and Mrs Georgian Ripley. The program included processional readings recitations songs solos and a closing verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Sunday School
Promean
Wesley Ehiaret
Tali
Minot Oliver
Anna Neverin
Mildred Prebbe
Logise Stewart
Georgian Ripley
Balfersimes
Riples
Firat
Dante
Diay Besiaw
Baetien
Kieddatiod
Anel
Walter Ware
Lavnise Stewart
Juniors Defeat Europeans in Close Test Match
Juniors win a hard fought game against the Europeans with a 46 point score. Russell leads the scoring for his team as McCule and Capt. Cathkin contribute late assists while substitutes see most action and a wider gap remains in the final tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Tellowed
Phew Phowever
Pieres
McCule
Capt
Cathkin
Nees
Bayes
McBlinan
Cnd
Vhs Goustyuthy
1.M.C.A
PeCas Merlais
Cutlon
Roach
European Aces
A. Pita
Goel
Sineli
Drake-Gove
Vyirne
Amarillo Plans Repeal of 2000 Old Local Laws
The city commission in Amarillo Texas drafts an ordinance to repeal about two thousand old laws no longer enforced. Among slated deletions is a horn at intersections rule and a six mile per hour speed limit. Other provisions bar children under sixteen from street activities after dark and call for street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
City Commission
Elock Ac
Wight
Five Methodist bishops to retire as age limit nears
Kansas City readers learn the Methodist Episcopal Church will retire five bishops at the general conference near their seventy third birthday. Joseph F. P. Terry Luther B. Wilson Wilbur P. Thirkield William B. Oldham Frances W. Warne lead the list with two others, detailing long service in Buffalo Philadelphia New York and Buenos Aires among careers spanning decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph F. Berry
Francis W. Warne
Luther B. Wilson
William F. Q Ceam
Wilbur P. Thirkield
Kansas City
Gener Conference
Mary
General Conference
Joseph FP. Terry
Philadelphia
Luther Bs. Wilson
New York
Wilbur IP. Thirkield
Chattanooga
Teon
William B. Oldham
Buenos Aires
Frances W. Warne
Hgalore City
India
Joseph B. Berry
Buffalo
N.Y
Bishop Berry
Avumner
Ontario
Francis Berry
Canada
Michigan
Berry Bess
Michigar Christian Advocate
Wooworth Tlerald
TSO Bourteen Vesas Burer
Epworth League
Porward
Methodist Tosard of Home Missions
Rishon Wilson
Yvears
Baltimore
Dickinson Gallewe
TSTS
Board of Foreign Missions
T Board of Bishops
Anti Saloon League
Anmerica
France
Telephone Manager Patten Transferred to Portland Area
Bryant M. Patten, Bath offices manager for New England Tel & Tel Co, becomes assistant to Lester C. Ayer in the Portland area. A. John Conti moves to Bath from Lewiston as commercial representative. Conti born North Brookfield MA, a University of Maine graduate, and is married with a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant M. Patten
Bath
Enelind Tel & Tel. ‘Co
Lester C. Ayer
Watten
Ttsrry
A. Starbird
Tle
Pecgthiaid
University of Maine
Adder
Maine University
Deai Schol
Boston
Ayer
Witten
Bath Rotary
Polar Strum Dodger Od Minyson
Colonial Elub
Pte
Barbara Wallen
Patten
Conti
North Brookfield
Mass
Wat
Laubee
Dins
Maine
Tie
Pelenhote
Porth
Deine
Lewiston Ofiers
Bastvert
John, Keegan
Fire Slightly Damages Roof of Eastern Steamship Sheds
A small fire on the roof of the Eastern Steamship Co sheds on Commercial Street prompted quick action by the fire department Monday at five. Sparks from a Keinnehoee cannery chimney are blamed for igniting the roof. Hose lines were laid and roof smothering pursued to prevent a major blaze. Mrs Henry T Leemaan hosted the Octagon Card Club at Somerset Place with two tables of Franklin bridge. First prize went to Mrs Herbert Vasgard. consolation to Mrs Alfred Bunker. Guests included Emma Copeland and others. final Spring meeting was held with a future snapper planned. Fanl Thomas of Portland visits his mother on Winship Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Steamship Co
Commercial Street
Keinnehoee
Henry T. T Leemaan
Somerset Place
Herbert Vasgard
Alfred Bunker
Alps
Emma Copeland
Frank Farrin
Leonard Lord
Charles Helah
Herbert Hugeerd
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L. F
Atwood’s
L. F. Medicine CO
Portland, Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Frank CG. Daley
Parker Hdead
Charles F. Carter
Mrs
Mrs. Hunt
Dresden
North Center
P.T.A
Morse High Orchestra
Tho
DP. PN
Morse High School
norsSiea
Association
Morse Orchestra
Sively
Isc
North Cen- Lees
Frosting Marston
Russell
Center
South Street
R. Clinton McPaddenu
Pato
McPadden
Lanes Mitchell Mies Enis Magoun
Berry
White
South Street Sell
Pigeais
Tlope Hersom
Dorothy Davis
Celia Mellman
Brown
Norway Medicine Co
Mildred Preside
Reetarien Sibert Whiaues
Overeise Ter Kuster
Beth Peat
Minabeth Bateorheid
Mauss Ciorebay
Visvereise
Iss
Jerusalen
DR. Pierce
Neighborood Drug Store
James J. Hill
Bath Savings Institution
Thirkield
Chathineega
Franklin, D
Ohio Wesleyan and Posten University
Baworth League
Soo
Howard University
Bishon Oldham
Bangalore City
Boston University
Malaysia
Singapore
Ohio
Lisi
Warne
Erin
Can
Calcutta
China
Korea
Japan
Honolulu
Philippines
Portland Area
A. John Centi
Fanl Thomas
Portland
Walter Ayer
Winship Street
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