Winnegance Hosts Village Cribbage Club and Legion Card Night
Community house hosts a Monday cribbage tournament for men of the village amid ongoing improvements at the regular community party. Women’s auxiliary reports progress, with illness confinements noted for Elbridge B. Malcolm and Mrs. Fred L. Parks. A lengthy truck recovery near Phippsburg Center disrupted travel, while local clubs stage gatherings, prizes awarded to Edna Perry and Emery Footer, and a postponed auxiliary meeting awaits resumption next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hewitt
Kittery
Charles E. Hewt Jr
Squaw Club
Roberta. Manson
I. A. Trueworthy
John G. Morse
Harry C. Webber
Sherman L. Morse
Elbridge B. Malcolm
Here
Phippsburg Center
Fred—L.—Parks
Lillian Parks
Lewiston
Fred L. Parks
Fred L. Coombs
Central Maine General Hospital
W. E. Webber
Edna Perry
Emery Footer
Harry Co. Williams
Robert P. Manson
Charles Perry
Almon R. Perry
Emery .Footer
Abram C. Oliver
Harry C. Williams
Walter R. Morse
Frank P. Perry
Harry F. Oliver
Nellie Totman
Leila Oliver
Junior Pennell
Winnegance
Roland Smith Post, American Legion
Industrial callers at Bath Iron Works list notable firms
Wednesday visitors to Bath Iron Works included William W. Young Niles Bement Pond Boston J H Hogue Baltimore & Ohio freight agent Herbert L Converse Electric Storage Battery Boston George O Plumer Parker Page Cambridge E P Hooper Arthur C Harvey Boston Edwin L Nelson John M Woods Co Cambridge Herbert G Bond Pratt Inman Worcester E R Fau ron Spencer S Searon Inc Port and possibly others from various firms in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
William W. Young
Niles Bement-Pond Co
Boston
J. H. Hogue
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Herbert L. Converse
Electric Storage Battery Co
George O. Plumer
Parker & Page Co
Cambridge
E. P. Hooper
Arthur C. Harvey Co
Edwin L. Nelson
John M. Woods, Co
Herbert G. Bond
Pratt & Inman Co
Worcester
E. R. Fauron
Spencer S. Searon, Inc
Portand
Movement for Bath Golf Course Near Rogers Farm
Community leaders and Cemetery and Park Board members debated establishing a Bath golf course on Rogers Farm. Supporters cited city pride, social use like teas and card parties, and future burial-land considerations. Speakers including Hyde, Sewall, Troop, Hughes, and Page urged city action and backing, with plans for nominal dues and club development underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery and Park Board
Harold Troop
J. E. Hughes
Marius Page
Hyde
Rogers
Troop
Page
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Page
J. Edward Hughes
Sewall
Bath
the Independent
Edward W. Hyde
Mark W. Sewall
Rodney E. Ross
Owen J. Ledyard
Frank B. Nichols
George Churchill
Edward True
Col
Henry W. Owen
Harry C. Webber
Frank Churchill
Harold P. Small
Joseph McCole
Ralph Small
C. W. Bemis
Two Methodist Ladies' Aid Groups Hold Annual Meetings
The Ladies' Aid from Wesley church re elected Carrie Sampson as president with officers including C E Ripley and J O McBean. Beacon Street church also elected officers led by George Wallace as president and William Craft as first vice president with Daley as secretary and Tibbetts as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Wesley Church
Carrie Sampson
C. E. Ripley
J. O. McBean
Merton O. Webber
E. A. Farrar
Linwood F. Carr
William Davis
Abbie Gage
Dora O. Lowell
Edward Cook
Isaac Coombs
Beacon Street Church
George Wallace
William J. Craft
F. A. Shepard
Frank L. Daley
Clifton W. Tedford
Scott W. Tibbetts
Aid
Phippsburg Social Notes Mill Run Visitors and Locals
Watertown visitor Alston E. Oliver from Parker Head returns after two weeks as The Jane and Hazel Feero visit Bath over the weekend. School official John Carter of Woolwich calls Sebasco School. Bath residents and locals across Winnegance, West Point, and Meadowbrook are noted with visits, shopping, and travel by boat due to poor roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alston E. Oliver
Parker Head
Watertown
Mass
Jane
Hazel Feero
Warren Ntire
Bath
John Carter
Woolwich
Sebasco
Reymond Campbell
Omar Perry
Winnegance
George J. Ingalls
A. BE. Havener
Popham Beach
St. Petersburg
Fla
Alva Holbrook
Everett Harrington
Ralph Pye
Walter Libby
Meadowbrook
Everett King
West Point
James E. Perry
Charles Preble
Winneganee
Annie Cutting
Bangor
Old Town
Fred Oliver
Deering Levya Tie in Quiet Bath Marriage
Gardiner R. Deering and Althea M. Levya of Bath wed Friday at 2 pm at the groom’s brother Frank M. Deering’s home 232 Warren Ave Allston Massachusetts. Rev David L. Wilson and Rev Manley F. Allbright presided. The ceremony was intimate due to illness. attendees were nearby relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
Althea M. Levya
Bath
Frank M. Deering
Warren Avenue
Allston
Mass
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Manley F. Allbright
Alliston Congregational Church
Lulu Atkins
Washington Street
Gardiner Deering
Suffolk Law School
Boston
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Nassan School
Harvard Seminary
George E. Levyn
Turnercourt
Winter Street Auxiliary Has Its Final Meeting
The Winter Street Auxiliary held its final chapel meeting Monday night with a complimentary supper for Polar Bears by Black Cats after a contest between teams led by Mrs. E. D. Hardin and Mrs. E. B. Smith. Forty three attended. next season officers were reelected: Mrs. Clinton D. Wilson president, Mrs. Lewis F. Gannon 1st vice president, Mrs. Walter Bowker 2nd vice president, Miss Ruth Skillings treasurer, Mrs. Carl Albee secretary. Meetings suspended until November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Polar Bears
Black Cats
E. D. Hardin
Bears
E. B. Smith
Cats
Clinton D. Wilson
Lewis F. Gannon
Walter Bowker
Ruth Skillings
Carl Albee
Boston Counsel Reports Little to Show for Puritan Stores Investment
A Boston attorney for the receiver in the Puritan Stores Co. bankruptcy says the public’s $300,000 investment has produced few assets or recoveries. He outlined limited progress and urged patience as litigation and asset searches continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Puritan Stores Co., Inc
Three Act Comedy to Benefit Hospital at Columbia Theatre
A three act bath city style comedy staged at the Columbia Theatre Friday April 12 aims to benefit a hospital. Mr and Mrs C Roger Forbes will be guests of Dulcy and husband, with lively onstage repartee and suggested romantic intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath City
Dulcy charms bring family rift and Broadway pedigree to town
Dulcy shows at the Columbia room in a drama of Dulcy and the Forbes family. Angela Forber only daughter of William A Forbes elopes amid misunderstandings sparked by Dulcy. George Kaufman crafted the play produced by George Tyler with Mrs Alden G Smith in the lead and H Augustus Huse directing a strong local cast. Tickets available through Junior League members, cast, Hallets, or the Cosmopolitan clubhouse. seats exchanged at the Columbia starting Wednesday at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulcy
Forbes
Mr. Forbes
William A. Forber
Angela
Lillian Miller
Bath Institution
George Kauffman
George Tyler
Alden G. Smith
Water Pipe Across New Meadows River Project
Andrew S. Merrill will begin next week to lay a 12 inch water main across the New Meadows River, about 700 feet from shore to the Bath Water District plant at Thompson's Brook in Brunswick. The 8 to 10 week job uses a four foot trench, driven piles, and a cover over two feet to guard against saltwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew S. Merrill
New Meadows
Bath Water District
Thompson's Brook
Brunswick
Mains Family Return From Bath Winter Stay
Mr and Mrs W J Mains and their son Sheldon of Woodfords returned Thursday after spending the winter in Bath with Mrs Mains brother Wallace Reed of lower Middle street They were accompanied by Mrs Mains father John Sheldon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Mains
Sheldon
Woodfords
Bath
Harry W. Tucker
Florida
New York
Boston
Hotel Phoenix
Middle Street
West Bath Scribes a World in Brief News
Community notes list visitors staying with local families in West Bath and nearby towns. Rockland’s Stackpole and Cambridge winter resident Alvah Higgins are among those mentioned. civic events include 4 H club sub leaders convention in Auburn and a Topsham grange session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stackpole
Rockland
Henry Galt
Fosters’ Point
New York City
Alvah Higgins
Cambridge
Mass
Emma Cox
New Meadows
Joseph W. Larrabee
Auburn
Topsham
Edward Footer
Edward Jr
Hyde Park
J. B. Lemont
Woman’s Farm Bureau
Annie Trufant
Hortense Welch
Kitclen
Hazel Hatch
Marguerite Lemont
L. D. Sheldon
Henry White
New Meadows Marine Garage Co
Belle Donnell
E. R. Brown
J. Everett Mayo
Fred W. Larrabee
Woolwich Girl Attacked on Day's Ferry Road
A 17 year old Woolwich girl from Morse high school testified in Bath municipal court that a lone assailant followed her on Day's Ferry road after returning from school. Alfred E. Trott was identified as the attacker, found guilty, and sentenced to six months in Kennebec county jail at Augusta with $400 bonds on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Morse High School
Bath
Day’s Ferry
John J. Keegan
Kennebec
Augusta
Alfred E. Trott
Sheriff Henderson
Abram C. Oliver
Colin Wakefield
Toll House
Whitney
Keegan
Supreme Court
Miss Elizabeth Cornish Celebrates Fifth Birthday at Home
Miss Elizabeth Cornish daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Cornish of lower High street celebrated her fifth birthday at home Monday afternoon. A large birthday cake was the centerpiece with ice cream and fancy crackers served. Games were enjoyed with Hazel Plant Harriet Plant and Eleanor Cornish among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cornish
Herbert Cornish
Lower High Street
Hazel
Harriet Plant
Eleanor Cornish
Woolwich Notes of Local Life and Incidents
Woolwich community reports a second year of marauding thefts into homes, including food and dishes, plus civic and social updates. Highlights include Edward B. Shaw elected traverse juryman for Bath May term, Rev Oswald Rankin attending Bangor Methodist conference, local illnesses and hospital stays, and ongoing community events at the center and tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Stott
Sagadahoc
Ferry
Woolwich
Edward B. Shaw
Bath
Oswald Rankin
Bangor
Clinton Kahler
Duncan McIntosh
Bath City Hospital
McIntosh
Ida Beals
Marion Skinner
David G. Reed
Edgar Elfinche
Samuel Hathorne
Wallace Savage
Yarmouth
Fred Hayward
R. J. Gilmore
A. W. Hall
Percy Marston
Helene Tracey
Cora Stevens
Camden
Nequasset
Miller
A. E. Wardwell
Clarence Clark
South Windham
Elizabeth Wright
Bates College
Wilson Wright
George Wright
Milton Hathorne
Eugene Bartlett
Brunswick
Delia Card
Irving Heath
Bowdeinham
Cora P. Corliss
Day’s Ferry
Charles Merrill
Edgar Blanche
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Oswald H. Rankin
South Dresden Social Notes and Arrivals
Mr and Mrs Fred Carlton spent Sunday with relatives in Bath. Charles Lilly and his son Alfred and G L Siegars visited Richmond on Monday. Miss Dorothy Bickford, a Middle Road teacher, boards with Mrs William Siegars. The cottage prayer meeting at Lu-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Carlton
Bath
Charles Lilly
Alfred
G. L. Siegars
Richmond
Dorothy Bickford
Middle Road
William Siegars
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Country Club
Ladies
AIDS
Beacon
Wesley
Phippsburg
Deering-Levya
Columbia
Theatre Scene
Strong
West Bath
Jack
Bath Savings Institution
Rhode Ee
Balan
Ross
NCE Company
Sane
Maine
Lynn Mutual F
Concord
IRE Insurance
Massachusetts
Ae Ee Ees
Roger D. Skillings
Utica Mutual Insurance Company
Genesee
Ideapetanatal
Roger D
Skillin
Acts
Veracheese
LE Insurance Co
York
Scecwrs
Cella Costello
Mr. Barrow
Maine Methodist Conference
Lee Scott
South Gardiner
Mr. Scott
Dresden
MIT
Angeline
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