Georgetown Church Chopping Bee Dinner and Local News Highlights
Monday meeting of the Minister's Association in Math at Winter Street Study featured Rev W T Boyd on the relation of the country church to the city. The annual chopping bee to prepare fuel for the church occurred Wednesday. A long list of local residents and visitors appears, noting weddings, repairs, house moves, travel, and family updates in Bath, Robinhood, Five Islands, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Boyd
Minister's Association
Winter Street
League
Crosby Baes
Arrowsie
Robinhead
Levi Lowere
Morse High Honors Pupils Tenfold for Six Weeks
Morse High announces six week honors lists with numerous seniors and freshmen named for Highest Honors and Honors. The long roster includes Emma Aver Dadia Daxter Marion Brooking Elsie Crocker Davis Mary Appleton Evelyn Burgess Adelaide Cambell Virginia Clark Marion Fulle Helen Furber Catherine Galvin Helen Hayes Alta Hopkins Earl Kennerson Mary MacDonald Marion Skinner Louise Stewart Richard Stinson Elsie Trott Omah Trott Rose Weinblau Margaret Williams George Wotton Elizabeth Wright Doris Povich and many others across grades and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darbara
Wey Bailes
Thelma Diarheards
Rry
Prosenta Beinheiser
Devil Grown
Faye FL Davis
Gwanne Dresser
Wilhelmina Creckenbaeh
Leuwise McDphee
Ken Newell
Cecile Veilleux
Blair Wilton
John Owinte
Emma Aver
Dadia Daxter
Marion Brooking
Elsie Crocker
Davis
Sesegh Doyle
Deame Birkine
Bessie Galvin
Lilian
Mary Appleton
Rona Miai
Helen Drown
Elizabeth Cools
Mary Curran
Evelyn Davis
Doreth Donnell
Doris McKay
Grace Spaulding
Catherine Trott
Nath Anderson
Dorothy Appleton
Mary Dadalee
Harold Brown
Mary Conley
Dorothy Dreton
Charles Ciemings
Beth Fowles
Christine Frye
Mary Gott
Ruth Green
Helen Plath Leaner Hathorn
Dorothy Hugeard
Beatrice Jenkins
Ghadys Koughan
John Jar
Evelyn Burgess
Adelaide Cambell
Viginia Clark
Marion Fulle
Helen Furber
Catherine Galvin
Helen Hayes
Alta Hopkins
Earl Kennerson
Mary MacDonald
Marion Skinner
Louise Stewart
Richard Stinson
Elsie Trott
Alice Whalen
Louise Munsey
Mary O' Donpell
Mary Paine
Cecil Richards
Susie Robbins
Elizabeth Robins
Helen Boxers
Edna’ Sanford
Shirley Shepard
Change of Time on Maine Central Rail Service
The Maine Central schedule changes take effect April 27, with Bath timing kept as before. Available routes include Lewiston and up river areas with departures at 10 52, 4 00, and 9 05 PM to Brunswick Portland and other points. New York expresses will be added later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central
Bath
Arcivaly
Ding
Lewiston
Sans Fr York
Srupswick
Up River
Brunswick
Lewis
Portland
Sesson
New York
Lighting of Highways Essential for Public Progress
A fragmented article argues for highway lighting as vital to safety and development. It contends electric illumination reduces hazards, supports traffic flow, boosts land values, and encourages settlement by showcasing open-country routes and improving overall standard of living. It emphasizes the need for urban rural integration and public utility penetration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shara
Moe
Linc
Beth
N.Y
Bianpsen
Gqeeergss
Itv
Cess
Eider
Otsataeles
Rockmore Farm artesian well yields over 70 gallons per minute
Westport reports the artesian well at Rockmore Farm depth to sea feet and output above 70 gallons per minute. Samuel G.B. Doggett of Toston expected Thursday with sons Payton and Brewster visiting Easter at the Summer home North End. Road repairs assigned to Lester Trodgdon below Knight's Corner. Marchant Stewart and Albert K.E. Gray eye a Summer cottage site on East Side. The Sth and th of May fire at Westport referenced. Spring term opens at Center with Miss Sarah DeWolfe joining her grandparents. Mrs Mary J. Dicken, seasonally aboard a house boat at East Side, visits. Mrs S.Fna Sodedon in Malden Mass ill. nurse called, patient improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockmore Farm
Francis S. Eaton
North Eud
Samuel GB. Doggett
Toston
Payton
Brewster
North Fnd
Lester Trodgdon
Knight’s Corner
Marchant Stewart
Medford
Mass
Albert KE. Gray
Gray
Westport
Sarah DeWolfe
Ath
C.F. Knight
Mary J. Dicken
Sumner
Duis
S. Fna Sodedon
Malden
Harry AL Dickson
Atlanta
Titanic Sinks On Maiden Voyage After Iceberg Collision
The White Star liner Titanic struck an iceberg off Newfoundland while west bound on its maiden voyage. It sank after 2.30 a.m. on April 15, with 1.7 lives lost. Coast Guard crews aboard Modoc held memorial services at the disaster scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Star
Titanic
Newfoundland
Coast Guard
Modoc
North Atlantic
Five Islands Steamboat Runs Extra Trips For Summer Reach
Five Islands steamboat made two additional trips last week to help parties reach summer cottages. One cruise Tuesday afternoon from Boston to the Brown cottage and another Thursday afternoon for freight. Locals and visitors describe stormy conditions and road frost hampering travel. Capt Melvin Harford returned Saturday from Boston after a few days away. The column notes numerous residents visiting Bath, Five Islands, and Georgetown, with family visits and social calls cited throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur S. Rowe
Boston
Sylvia G. Barnes
Edgar A. Warren
Res
Wlt. Bosd
Tevd
Iva Cromwell
Warren
West Viatin
Willian Mains
Bath
Johon
Williams
West Georgetown
Walter Cunningham
Arthur Delave
Merc
Ladin Totman
Harriet Lela
Kilsworth Loveitt
Wishi
Cole
Alval Reynolds
Western Cove Bridge
Charles Hanna
Thomas Hanna
James Stevens
Joseph Muse
John Thibodean
Howard G. Heald
Grace Brown
Robinhiood School
West Bath
Ralph Reynolds
Ruth
Robinhood
Leslie Rowe
Five Islands
A. AL McMahan
Lizzie McMahan
Mra Davis
Knubbie
Arthur Jewett
Grange
Melvin Harferd
Toston
Ellsworth Pinkham
Chireld Rowe
Frank Heald
Mrn.e Gray
J. Gi. Stevens
Clara Davis
Melvin Hawford
Supshine ¢Irele
Dalla Pficanma
Sandies’ Aid Aero
Mugenia Harford
Pome
Wis
Porthind
Melvin Harford
Ambrose Thibodeau
Liles
Ae Sendeinhaim
Cleveland Rowe
Adfred MaceMahson
Charles Moore
Lath
Thomas Scott
Weston
Mass
Walter Newdick
Georgetown
Sundias
Harry ‘Arr
Richmond
Diaidell
Doris Moore
Baath
Thome Siace
Moore
Isas Point
Tslands
Walter Moore
Hallowell
Clarence MacMahan
Bath Mondas
Siiand Thibodeau
Bondetutiana
Chester MicMinian
Woolwich
Mirs
Will Boucher
Miehsard
Portland
Flom. Reed
Diath
Walter Savage
Peres Savage Arshur Devry
Bin
Mis Berry
Bishop Hughes Family Has Several Ministers in Methodism
Pishrip Edwin VW. Hughes, resident bishop of the New England area, presided at the Maine M. Ed. Conference in Porthind and welcomed his eldest son, Erwin Holt Hughes Jr., into the Southern New England Conference as a Methodist minister assigned to the Tinham, Mass. church. The Hughes family includes bishops and ministers across generations, with 12 years of combined ministerial service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pishrip Edwin VW. Hughes
New England
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maine
Porthind
Eerwin Holt Hughes
Mis
Matthew Simpson Hughes
Ore
Francis M. Hughes
Hughes Brothers
Virginia
Towa
Hinham
Mr Hughes, Jr
AL TL Kent
Deston University School of Theology
Vermont
Hingham
Pao U
Boston University
Hughes
Boston University School of Religious Education
Pall
School of
du Pauw University
Pesta
Testt
the National Bank
Pulsa Oklahoma
Bast
Strathmore Paper Co
Woronocco
Springfield
Malden Center
Hancock County Man Seeks Senate Run in Novel Appeal
Prominent Hancock county resident Milliken announces candidacy for State Senator at June primaries. He frames appeal with oratory strongman rhetoric, cites Cicero influence, and outlines personal history from Surry to Maine, touching on education, lineage, and past public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt. Milliken
Surryanneuners
Hianesek County
Hianeork County
Samuel Wasson
Hancock County
Aoman
Asano
Cicero
Surry
Cyn
Adameo
Eve
Cain
Ireland
Gardiner
Maine
Phen
Tam
Mignus Johnson
Ben Tillman
Solon Chase
Former U S minister accuses State department over Chester Oil concessions
Gerrarde former United States minister to Turkey testified before the Foreign Policy Association that the State department sold America's interests for the Chester Oil concessions remarking on misconduct at high government levels amid ongoing controversy and debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrarde
United States
Turkey
Foreign Policy Association
State Department
America
Chester
Bath Y M C A Notes and Easter Ball Plans
Operating committee greets at five this afternoon as Ladies Auxiliary meets. Easter Monday ball planned for April. tent and gauge events arranged with David Mikazin elected captain. Diath Tents trip to Westbeok Friday. return games hoped with Augusta and Auburn before Y closes. Fundraising needed to clear spring debt. single contributions lag behind prior totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auilary Mier
Ted
Gsi
Elas
Lour Giauies
David Mikazin
Tegia
Diath
Westbeok
Augusta
Auburn
Abrams seeks sheriff nomination in June Democratic primary
Oliver has nomination papers in circulation to run in the June primaries for the Democratic nomination of sheriff. George A. Merrill has withdrawn from the contest leaving Ma. Oliver and alderman J. Pred Tobey in the Democratic race.
Prayers for Mrs McIntire Highlight Local Tragedy
Rev David Ob Wilson of Central Church offered prayer Thursday for Mrs Nanex M McIntire wife of Charles T McIntire. The body was sent to Belfast for the funeral arrangements. Funeral set for Friday at two with burial planned in Searsport on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ob. Wilson
Central Church
Nanex M. McIntire
Charles T. McIntire
Belfast
Searsport
George S Howe Funeral Held at Old Folks Home
The funeral of George S Howe was held Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Old Folks Home with Rev. David J Wilson of Central Church officiating. Immediate relatives and intimate friends attended. The body was taken to Woolwich for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Howe
Old Folks Home
David J. Wilson
Central Church
Bedy
Woolwich
Maine Central shifts in Bath and Woolwich cut overtime
Ticket sellers and operators on the Maine Central in Bath and Woolwich shift schedules to remove overtime. Blianehird, from New Gloucester, takes the second shift 2 to 10 50 p.m. Sawtelle covers Woolwich 6 to 8 p.m. and Bath 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Vince remains on regular 6:50 a.m. to 1 p.m. Driscoll returns to spare board. Colby is day run supervisor in Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central
Bath
Woolwich
Driscoll
Colby
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Pres
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Lannel
Center Street
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Jack Dougherty
Derix Seonle
Thelia Staples
Timelmi Thornton
Maurice Warner
Eleanor Webster
Emily White
Mabel Whitte
Eleanor Dbhake
Trewer
Ruth Bryant
Beatrice Dupreux
Tazel Footer
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Beatrice Goddard
Katherine Golder
Wilbur Pbaganm
Priscilla
Alice Hogue
Fernands Hutchins
Lacey Jewett
Agatha Lennox
Katherine Lennox
Grady~ Mitchell
Madeline Moore
Dravid Matlin
Wendell Williams
Alfred Gannen
Gertrude Maxwell
Myrtis Litz
Walter Anliker
Minnie Grewy
Dens DB
Campbell Lillian Cutler
Marjory Dearl
Tefen Decleer
Sheen Drelef
Alnin Fuller
Vie
Feevinse
Deonneh
Evelyn Pet
Vupres
Clesien Fortier
Piel Desepiine Pieanden
Seba Hari
Pauline Hodgkin
Ethel Iuse
Keelon Lod
Pierry MacDonald
Dencehd
Iine Doreths Mercer
Deare Mitchell
Carl Quiver
William Mildred Preble
Cecil Rowland
Seeking
Lawrence Specht
Maurie Spinney
Millard
Frots
Wherslore Veillenx
Elsie Wakefield
Mildred Webber
Dida Wright
William Towers
Colls
Tremont Street
Five Island Steamboat
Bishop Hughes
Methodist
the House of Kuppenheima
John J. Desmond
Mr. Milliken
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