Fine Comedy by the Thespians at Columbia Theatre
The Thespians staged A Pull House a three act farce by Fred Jackson at the Columbia with Miss Miriam W. Kimball as Susan drawing large crowds. The cast included Lillian Miller Charles Cummings Huse and others. Edwin D. Tietig made a notable local debut in a brisk, humorous plot filled with mistaken identities and a $30,000 necklace. The production sold out, yielding a nice profit for the group’s fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Columbia Theatre
Fred Jackson
Miriam W. Kimball
Susan
Sioux City
New York City
Kimball
Lillian C. Miller
Charles F. Cummings
Brenda F. Hill
George A. Scudder
Elsie L. Trott
H. Augustus Huse
Edwin D. Tietig
Chicago
Cupid
George Howell
Charles Cummings
Hubby
Cleveland
Boston
Vera Vernon
Marjory B. Given
Ned Pembroke
New York
Nicholas King
John Pembroke
Ned
Wifey
Miss Kimball
Mrs. Howell
Brrol Baker
Stewart McAllister
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Vera
Daphne
Miss Trott
Mr. Tretig
Mr. Cummings
Miss Miller
Mr. Scudder
Mr. Huse
Phippsburg Notes On Residents And Local Events
Phippsburg updates include Capt. William B. Perry recovering from a recent operation in Brunswick. Mrs. Ella Perry ill in Bath with her daughter Mrs. George C. Pease assisting. Mrs. Edith Bolton of Portland visited, and John Bowie of Bath leased the Weston farm at Dromore. Dromore Farm Bureau meets Friday. Women's Auxiliary members travel to Lisbon for a Progressive Union of Clubs meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Perry
Moe Sns
Robert Whitehead
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Brightwater
Jane Feero
Gorham Normal School
L. C. Feero
Edith Bolton
Portland
J. E. Perry
Ernest Williams
Campbell’s Pond
T. C. Hughes
John Bowie
Bath
Weston Farm
Dromore
Waldo Weston
Horace Woodman
Bath City Hospital
William B. Perry
Brunswick Hospital
Samuel N. Veze
Boston
Ella Perry
George C. Pease
Rose Carpenter
J. Lester Morse
William R. Bowie
Augusta
Dromère Farm Bureau
Winnegance Community Club
Women’s Auxiliary
Lisbon
Progressive Union of Clubs
Ground Rules Adopted At Bath Country Club
Bath Country Club announces a spring return to play with greens and fairways to be fully rooted. The course measures 3223 yards at par 35 and rules from the USGA govern play. Specific out of bounds and lift rules apply to each hole for both Brook Men and Brook Women, with penalties noted.
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Bath
Bath Country Club
United States Golf Association
Milos Miss Evelyn Brown Blessed At Shower On High Street
Miss Evelyn Gertrude Brown was guest of honor at a shower given by Mrs. W. C. Hackett on High street Milo. She graduated Cony High 1928 Farmington Normal 1930 and teaches at Guilford. She is Leonard Browns daughter now living in Stamford. Evelyn will wed Lorenzo T. Hackett in June.
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Evelyn Gertrude Brown
W. C. Hackett
High Street
Milo
Miss Brown
Cony High
Farmington Normal
Guilford
Normal
Leonard Brown
Augusta
Stamford
Conn
Evelyn
Lorenzo T. Hackett
Winnegance notes and village improvements announced
Mrs John G Morse confined at home by illness. Black ducks spotted in the creek after the ice left. Winnegance Community Club to stage an entertainment promising something different. Three surveyors to lay out lines for a new fill replacing the bridge. Work to begin soon. road dragged by Phippsburg patrolman in excellent condition. Club meets Thursday at eight. Local truck owners expect work from the new fill. Winfield W Morse adding to his double garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Morse
Winnegance
Phippsburg
Winfield W. Morse
Wills Probate Court Proceedings and Birthdays
Court records list numerous accounts allowed and petitions in the Wills Probate Court, Bath and surrounding towns, detailing estates, executors and guardians, and inheritance tax actions. Mrs. Mary R. Hurd marked her 93rd birthday quietly at home in North Berwick with flowers and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Hurd
North Berwick
Osgood Tops Milking Trial in Bradford Event
Hamlin C. Osgood of Bradford leads the milking contest for the State as Donald Davis of Bangor trails closely. Davis completes four and a half minutes, finds his cow dry, and records 19.9 pounds of milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin C. Osgood
Bradford
Donald Davis
Bangor
Davis
Bath Singers Share Fine Concert at Wiscasset Library
Allan Ramsay Mrs. Fred Cary and Hibbert L Norton performed in Wiscasset Friday night under the Wiscasset Music Club. The program featured duets and solos by Campana Donizetti Verdi Massenet Hahn Nicolai with Mr. Ramsay and Mr. Norton accompanying the trio at the piano.
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Allan Ramsay
Fred Cary
Hibbert L. Norton
Wiscasset
Tne
Franz C2
EMS Ctt
Peter Coer Sn
Oh Ols
Dix
Joy
Donizetti
Mrs. Cary
Norton Soles
M. Malgre
Pffeifer
Jean
Lahore
Massenet
Norton
Ue Peeee
Aides
Esleee Een Tee Nicolai
Ramsay
Mr. Ramsay
Death summons children of Archibald J McNeil
Mrs. Robert C. Good of New London Connecticut and Prank King of Winthrop Massachusetts have returned after being called here by the death of Archibald J. McNeil on March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Good
New London
Coast Guard Talk Delivers Insights at Colonial Club
Lieut. Harold C. Moore U S C G personnel officer spoke at the Colonial club about Coast Guard activities connected with Bath Iron Works patrol boat construction. His illustrated talk broadened member understanding of Coast Guard duties and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Moore
Colonial Club
Bath Iron Works Corp
Coast Guard
Brunswick Club
Pres. Desmond
Fred H. Thompson
Andrew S. Merrill
Clinton D. Wilson
C. Rowland Trott
Fred J. Higgins
Arthur L. Pratt
President Newell to Speak at Lewiston Chamber Meeting
William S. Newell president of Bath Iron Works Corp will address Lewiston business leaders at the annual Chamber of Commerce meeting next Tuesday night at the DeWitt hotel The notice notes Lewiston is fortunate to secure him as he has few prior Lewiston speaking engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Lewiston
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Rachel Farnham
Helen E. Randall
Bowdoinham
Sherman I. Graves
Barney McCollor
Richmond
Ellen McCollor
Elizabeth G. Alexander
Charles A. Alexander
Bessie M. Barron
Topsham
Edward M. Pierce
D.b.n. C.t.a
Henry C. Rowe
Westerly
R. L
Etta McM. Rowe
C. Clifford Foote
James T. Morse
Louise M. Miller
Laurella J. Priest
Bowdeinham
Florence M. Priest
Jennie D. Good
Cora M. Hill
John P. Carey, Jr
Matthew Allison
Helen G. York
Arline D. York
Eugenie Renaud
Charles Renaud
Cleveland B. Swett
James Blair
Mary E. Sonia
Ruth M. Totman
Benjamins. Haggett
Fred B. Haggett
Elizabeth A. Haggett
Fred A. Merryman
Wilbur O. Allen
Wilber O. Allen
J. H. Rousseau
Annie C. M. Pottle
Henry E. Houdlette
Naomi G. Brown
Katherine L. Reed
Thomas E. Connolly
Fred E. Haggett
Ida M. Pierce
Alfreta Marr
Anna N. Mullin
Seth
Mullin
Allan Spear
John Thomas Dowling
Julia A. Powers
Henry G. Powers
D.b.a
Elwell
Crosby
Alicia B. Crosby
Bath National Bank
Clemence C. Morse
Erwin A. Morse
Harry F. Morse
Charles W. Morse
Mamie B. Long
John Thomas, Dowling
William Dowling
Georgianna Blair
Caroline C. Howard
George H. Howard
Sarah Weinblatt
Edward W. Gehring
Annie C. M
John D. Rogers
Brown
Norway Medicine Co
Norway, Me
Ford
Phaeton
Tudor Sedan
Victoria
P.O. B. Detroit
Ford Finance Plans
Universal Credit Co
Questa
Beethoven
Opera
Maria di Rohan
Cary
Kerry
Esceveeies
Molloy
Franz de
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Verdi
Tommy
Win
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Solosa
Romili
Hahn Des Dono
Arthur B. Scott
Dwight Pierce
Reginald Stacy
George Field
Francis McPherson
Romeo Lavalliere
John C. Reardon
Paradis
Ashton
Newell
Wes
Heart of
Broadway
Piccadilly
Latz Fe
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