Social happenings of the week in the Shipping City
A Portland ceremony by the Mystic Shrine drew many Death Shriners including Donald TD Young Carl P Dyud ley Hon Rupert TH Baxter Pred L Andrews and many others. The piece catalogs engagements visits exhibitions and social gatherings across Bath Portland and surrounding towns with numerous locals and visitors noted.
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Portland
Mystic Shrine
Donald TD. Young
Carl P Dyudley
Rupert TH. Baxter
Pred L. Andrews
Seth O S. Mullin
de F. Matley Fuller
Thomas
Gibbons
Arthur BR Suilphen
Winfred M. Thagan
Charles Mc Miller
David Adkazin
Frank DP Vike
Ralph F. Wright
Aug West Walters
Plaward Bo Bhike
Onieksall
Ralph Toole
Jeli Hh Freeman
Arthur Willid Joseph AL Perrih Fenjamin
Robert J. Alsop
Teneple
Peoria
Cineiliari
Oia
Mrs Davis Hatch Returns Home From Haddonfield Visit
Mrs. Davis Hatch comes home to Green Street Monday after weeks in Haddonfield New Jersey with her daughter Mrs. Earle Twitchell. Exlwin Powers returns to Bath Monday morning after spending the weekend in Boston.
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Charlotte Wyman
Boston
Paul Mason
Davis Hatch
Green Street
Haddonfield
N. J
Earle Twitchell
Exlwin Powers
Bath
Winifred Johnson
Dorchester
Mass
Central League Social Evening and Parish Notices
The March committee hosted a parish house social with 15 tables of auction and guests. Members include Mrs. Luther Thompson and a long list of local ladies. weddings and travels are noted, plus a bankruptcy meeting for Albert Burpee in Rockland.
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Central League
Luther Thompson
Benjamin F. Savage
Frank Dike
Annie Coss
Archie Miller
Clyde Fero
Charles Curtis
Armes Humphreys
Eva Ilelah
Mabel Ayer
James Bonney
Maud McQuaide
Alvin Coss
Beatrice Neves
Howard Parks
George Dean
Slyvanous Pennell
Frank Wakefield
Ralph Whitehouse
Jack Shaw
Josephine Freeman
Reginald Stacy
William T. Hall
Rockland
Albert Ro Burpee
Death of John E Blaisdell in Milton Massachusetts
John Edwin Blaisdell 68 died suddenly March 20 at his Milton home. Born in Bath he moved to Waltham to work as a watchmaker then started a jewelry business in Boston. He sang in church choirs in Waltham and Boston. Survived by wife, a daughter Mrs. Howard Brinkerhoff, a son Roland Blaisdell, a sister Mrs. Elwell Crosby, and a brother Fred F. Blaisdell. Funeral at 2.30 p.m. at 44 Curtis Road Milton.
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Lincoln Bailey
John Edwin Blaisdell
Milton
Mass
Ife
Bath
John N
Ellen A. Blaisdell
Waltham Watch Factory
Waltham
Boston
Blaisdell
Ile
Howard Brinkerhoff
Roland Blaisdell
Pasadena
Cal
Elwell
Crosby
Fred F. Blaisdell
Trenton
N. J
Curtis Road
Bath Couple Observes Fortieth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William D Coombs observed their 40th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at 61 Corliss Street West Bath. Augusta Cox of West Bowdoin was their bride and the couple wed April 3 Instit Rev EF Whitman of West Bowdoin officiated.
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Corliss Street
Coombs
Augusta M. Cox
West Bowdein
EF. Z. Whitman
Free Baptist Church
West Bath
Robert H. Corey
Corliss Street Church
Grace
Francis W. O'Brien
J. Th
Brooklyn Noy
Flavell Pierce
Ferdinand Coombs
Miriam
Williamy 2Nd
Prioness
Livermore Falls
Thenniversary
Tsane Coombs
Madeline
Lawrence
Evebur Maxine
Virginia
Millicent
Nine Received in Church Fellowship
At Corliss Street Baptist Church a large Sunday morning attendance heard a sermon on Blood as the symbol of charity. Nine new members were welcomed by the usher, most by baptism, others by letter. The evening service featured the choir and a youth-led program.
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Marion Garcelon
Lewiston
T. J. Shillin
North Street
First Baptist Church
Silas Phint
Mildred Hunt
Isabelle
Albert McManner
Harry McIntire
Albert McMann
Anna Chaney
Paistey
Sterling Bibl
Corliss Street
Charles Harrington
Annie Blake
Minnie Paisley
Stearns Scott
Annie Jewett
Flora Coombs
Wilfred Chaney
Emma Knowlton
Brunswick Rotary Club elects directors and officers
The Brunswick Rotary Club held its annual meeting Monday electing directors Algernon G. Chandler George Drapeau Ellis J. Midrich Paul Nixon John W. Riley Arthur Te Stray and Phillips H. Kimball. The board organized with Algernon G. Chandler as president George Drapeau as vice president Austin HL MacCormick as secretary William TL Farrar as treasurer and Joseph McKeen as sergeant at arms.
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Death of Henry Dearborn in Seattle
Henry Dearborn died Sunday in Seattle from pneumonia. He was son of Mrs. George S. Dearborn of New York and spent summers at Small Point. A Williams College graduate, he worked in Seattle with the American Hawaiian Steamship Co., once led by his father. He is survived by his wife, two sons George and Samuel, his mother, and brother Douglas Dearborn of New York.
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New York City
Williams College
American Hawaiian Steamship Co
Dearborn
George
Samuel
Douglas Dearborn
New York
George McKenney Dies After Stroke In Bath
George McKenney eighty died Sunday at 11 Raymond court from complications after a paralytic stroke two years earlier. Born in Georgetown he was a son of Thomas McKenney and had lived in Bath. Survived by brother Edwin McKenney of Georgetown and sisters Mrs. Angie Skelton of West Somerville Massachusetts and Mrs. Martha Dean of W Port land. Body to Georgetown Center for funeral services and burial at two.
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Raymond Court
Georgetown
Thomas McKenney
Bath
Edwin McKenney
Angie Skelton
West Somerville
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W Portland
Georgetown Center
Lochinvar Sets Haddock Catch Record at Portland
The fishing schooner Lochinvar under Capt. Frank W. Doughty arrived in Portland with a 22 000 pound haddock catch. The trip yielded 1200 dollars and crew share of 04 per man, as market prices remained high.
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Frank W. Doughty
Portland
Bath News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Notices
Local items report Be Kind to Animals Week observances, library and literature drives, and notices of tax canvass and due dates. Officials note early river navigation thanks to drift ice melt, while clubs and churches host meetings and socials. A coal barge arrives and the Maltram discharges 5500 tons of coal at Kennebec Wharf.
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West Bath Orange
Margaret R. Foote
Patten Library
Bath
William RR
Hildreth
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Androscoggin River
Merrymeeting Bay
Seguin
Augusta
Sweetsi Linthicum
Norfolk
Maltram
Kennebec
Hinckley A Lifelong Republican Leader Leader in Maine Politics and Law
Hinckley built a legal career in Calais and Portland before forming Hinckley & Hinckley later Hinckley Hinckley and Shesong. He served as Mayor of South Portland State Senator and floor leader. He fought the Kennebec Reservoir issue and defended Gould in Washington. He designs a 200 home model community at South Portland Heights and attends First Baptist Church. He has held many civic roles and club memberships.
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McKenzie
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George H. Hinckley
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Harvard Law School
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Hinckley, Hinckley & Shesong
South Portland
Cumberland County
Senate
Alexander
Tie
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Tinckley
Kennebec Reservoir
Maine
Cumberland County Power & Light Co
Public Utilities Commission
Brewster
U. S. Senate
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Presque Isle
South Portland Heights
First Baptist Church of
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Grange
Economic Club
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Maine Central stock hits seven-year high on Bogton Exchange
Maine Central Railroad common stock closed at 71 on the Bogton Stock Exchange, the highest price in more than seven years, signaling renewed investor interest in the railroad's equity.
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New York Leads Nation in Cabbage Production
New York state grows more cabbages than any other state, setting a record for vegetable output. The announcement highlights strong harvests across farms and markets.
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State
The
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Charles E Bliss Dies After Illness of Ten Days
Charles E Bliss 68 well known farmer and house carpenter died just before midnight Monday at City Hospital from pneumonia after a ten day illness. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm at his home 12 Cherry Street Bath. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Everett G Lewis of Topsham and Miss Edna N Bliss of Bath two grandchildren Wendall and Barbara Lewis a sister Mrs A ST Bickford of Topsham.
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Dresden
TSS
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Sarah J. Bliss
West Bath
Bath
Corliss Streety Church
Everett G. Lewis
Topsham
Edna N. Bliss
Wendall
Barbara Lewis
A. ST. Bickford
Death notice for Arthur Delano of Georgetown
Arthur Delano age 35 of Georgetown died Wednesday of pneumonia. Born in New Brunswick he was the husband of his wife and father to five children. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs William Delano and siblings including brothers Edward and George and a sister. mother and father reside in Duxbury Massachusetts where the brothers live.
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Dartmouth College
Wilbur G. Oliver
Union Street
Mvelwa Oliver
New Ledford
Adelaide White
Ron
Massachusetts General Hospital
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Horton Street
Besten
Brunswick
Francis Matthews
Miss White
Charlotte
Arthur Delano
Georgetown
New Brunswick
William Delano
Duxbury
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Edward
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Highway Board Elects Sampson Chairman and Williams Reappointed
Edward W. Sampson was chosen chairman of the Board of highways and sewers at the annual meeting. Oscar F. Williams was re-elected superintendent of streets. The board includes Alderman Sampson, Mayor Cahill, Ralph C. Covel, Stanley M. Brown, and Joseph F. Atkinson.
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Board of Highways and Sewers
Oscar F. Williams
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Cahill
Ralph C. Covel
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Pres
Stanley M. Brown
Common Council
Joseph F. Atkinson
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