Men’s Club Contributes to Coast Missions
Winter Street Men’s club held its final meeting of the season on Friday evening. Members read reports, voted to send a sui from the treasury to the Maine Seacoast Mission, extended thanks to parish ladies and Bath Daily Dimes for publicity. Officers were reelected: Dick Verheus president, Jack Verbeus president, William A. Fall vice president, Charles M. Webber secretary, Charles Miller treasurer, Edward Bo Smith, Dr. Warren Bb. Kersh ner, Percy Low, Rev. B.D. Blardin on the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Treasury
Maine Seacoast Mission
Bath Daily
Dick Verheus
William A. Fall
Charles M. Webber
Charles Miller
Dward Bo Smith
Warren Bb. Kershner
Percy Low
B.D. Blardin
State Resident Speaks at Meeting of Club
The Wiscasset Women's club met in St Philip's parish house with Mrs. Colin Shoefield, president of the State Federation, as speaker. A fine musical program featured solos by Miss Vinseitla Lewis. The audience praised the young singer's voice. The club schedules a whist party Monday afternoon in the Congregational vestry from 2:30 to 4:30. Next meeting on Friday, April 27 will elect officers for the ensuing year. Attendees included Miss Bessie Mikels, Mrs. Ruth Farnham, and Mrs. Rachel Hodgdon of Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset Women’s Club
St. Philips
Wise
Colin Shoefield
State Federation
Vinseitla Lewis
Supt
Parker Lewis
A. & Ke Ry
Bath
Tudy
Congregational Vestey
ASO
Dts
Alv
Bessie Mikels
Ruth Farnham
Rachel Hodgden
Woolwich
Corliss Street Choir Hosts Pleasant Evening at Perkins Home
Members of the Corliss Street church choir gathered Friday at Mr. and Mrs. James Perkins home on Middle Street. Choir master Leland Ames attended along with John Russell Vernal Chaney and several others. Refreshments were served and Easter Anthems were sung for the Perkins couple. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lemont of Portland visited Mrs. Lemont’s mother Mrs. Mabel Shepard over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street
James DL. Perkins
Middle Street
Perkins
Corlis Street
Aton
Leland Ames
John Russell
Vernal Chaney
Howard Nasu
Frances Bk. HE MaeFadden
Arthur Lemont
Portland
For Sale Hoof and Farm Equipment Listing
FOR SALE Two wagons hay rack horse hoe cultivator harrows plow pitch forks Emma M Daley 270 High St Bath Tel 233 M 4-12 2wyp BABY CHICKS From our HEAV laying exhibition White Wyandottes state fair winners Book orders now April chicks 25c May 22c and July 1n cents each We pay delivery charges on lots of 100 or more Feeding chart free with all orders We guarantee sale arrival and satisfaction Circular E L Colcord Belfast Me 3 D dwks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma M. Daley
High St
Bath
E. L. Colcord
Belfast
Obituary Nathaniel U h iee A Bath Rigging Worker
Nathaniel U h iee longtime boss rigger in the old ship yards died suddenly from a fall injuries suffered Thursday morning at his home 492 Wirshington Street He was born in Five Psbeds son of Nathaniel Phrce and moved to Bath as a youth He had resided in Bath most of his life Survived by three sons Delia Place William Place and Rye Place and one daughter Mrs Annie Stearns all from Bath with relatives in Milton Clitslestown Miss and Bangor area He was a familiar figure in the local shipyard community and many friends mourn his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel U'hiee
A. Palmer
Sewalls
Wirshington Street
Nathaniel Phrce
Bath
Venus
Delia Tlace
Willian
Polwidh
George F. Williams death noted in Bath and Kittery
George F. Williams long served as Civil War veteran and Seno Naval Veterans Association member died Tuesday morning after illness. A native of Bath, he lived in Kittery Point with ties to Bath shipyards and Navy service. Funeral plans call for Thursday in Kittery with interment at Oak Grove in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Williams
Sion
Sedgwdehk Prost
Mars
Chester
IhNuttery Point
Bath
Owell
Untitled obituary notes from Cincinnati district death
An obituary fragment from Cincinnati Ohio mentions William P. Clarvey and Mrs Chervey, detailing health decline over the past year and travel by the deceased. It references Portland and Brunswick connections, noting a bereaved mother and a late husband with a long period of residence and movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinsnati
Ohio
Mars
Willian
Clarvey
Mo Lacisden Hl
Portland
Chervey
Tilb
Mer
Maes. Toearves
Oinuel
Whee
Cunemmiatt
Feud of
Burial for Mrs. Cornish Widow of Pita Cornish
Funeral service held Tuesday afternoon at 7 Vine Street for Mrs. Teben diveksen Cornish widow of Pita Cornish. Wesley Methodist choir performed with Chester Plant Robert Gordon Ralph Bhikeney and Sanford Nicker son. Bearers were nephews John Th and BPreeman J. Southard of Wiscasset Illinois and J. Lowell and Carlton Lowell of Bath. Burial took place at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teben Diveksen Cornish
Pita Cornish
Vine Street
Rea LE. Lattlefield
Wesley
Stehureh
Fielded
Chester AL Plant
Robert ©. Gorden
Ralph Bhikeney
Sanford B. Nickerson
John Th
Bpreeman J. Southard
Wiscasset, IL
J. Lowell
Carlton Lowell
Bath
Oak Grove
Bath man Frank E. Dennett dies after four days illness
A Bath resident Frank E. Dennett died April 14 at his Milwaukee Wisconsin home after a four day illness. The news came by word received from Rev Howard Pett Dett Alma Reid Lois Palmer Alice Pratt and Mrs J Everett Maye of West Bath. Members of the Nazarene church New England district assembly traveled to Portland on Tuesday morning for the event which continues through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Denied
Tiwver
Dennett
Pearl Street
Bath
Milwaukee
Wis
Howard PL Dett
Alma Reid
Lois Palmer
Alice Pratt
J. Everett Maye
West Bach
Porth
New England District Assembly of the Nazarene Church
Bar Harbor offers facilities for Coolidge summer stay
A report to Governor Brewster by Councillor Torrey describes Bar Harbor Maine as ready to host President Coolidge with suitable buildings, offices, telegraph links, naval radio station at Otter Cliffs, hotel options, and nearby fishing and recreation. The note notes that Coolidge has not yet confirmed the visit, but the town pursues the possibility with housing and services from Lyford and Woodward block, high school, and Old Farm area, plus transport and scenic opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae Harbor
President Cooldge
Ralph O. Brewster
Guy EB. Torrey
Thar Harbor
Washington
Torrey
Mirine
Brewster
Baa Harbor
Uintil
Bite
Bar Harbor Wind Maine
Maine
Giers
Lyford and Woodward
Gandon
Western Union and
Postal
Otter Cliffs
Tn Othe
Enxtra
Eagle Lake
Long Pond
Behe Lake
Washington County
Qand
Black Pis
Moosehead Lake
Dis
Mayiower
Yen
Pam
Taam
Mt. Desert Istand
Congregational Church
Bangor
Lucerne
Frenchman's Bay
School Nurse Reports March Activities and Findings
Mrs. Ro Clinton McFadden, school nurse, reports March results at the nurse committee meeting in the Red Cross room. The summary outlines pupil inspections, symptoms such as headaches and sore throats, weights, referrals to physicians and specialists, and home visits. It notes weekly screenings, conferences with parents, and the start of home hygiene courses in Malden and surrounding schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro Clinton McFadden
Red Cross
Penagyilsee SyneSidaa Ndek
Mateh
McPadden
Malden
Georgia Collis
Plasford
Uipses
Morgan
Sardine Canning Described to Bath Rotarians
Alfred I. Nichols of South Portland spoke to Bath Rotarians at the Lotel Phoenix about Maine sardine production and canning. He demonstrated with factory samples and described sealing, cooking, and packing processes at Casco Bay facilities. President Hardin presided. next week Fred Cox will discuss the Canadian Pacific cruise. Wellington Moore and son Madison Moore visited Warren after Bath happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Bath
Elotel Phoenix
Alfred I. Nichols
South Portland
Portland Products Co
Nichols
South Porthnd Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Casco Bay
Tis
Amachine
Cusco Bay
Vicw
Hardin
Dougherts
Lewiston
AL Eugene Nickerson
Porthound
Dawes Th Kerr
Rumford
W. G. Bunker
Augusta
Wallace Jack
Brunswick
Wo A
Tanner
Raymomd
He Huston
Porthind
Waeran DD
Oliver
City
Fred
Cox
Australia
Portrait of Esquire Samuel Gray Honored in Bowdoinham
Bowdoinham residents note a fine portrait donated by Mrs. John F. Gray of Esquire Samuel Gray, a leading local figure and father of her late husband. The piece will join other historic portraits in the selectmen's office. The item follows a flurry of town news from church services to visits, travels, and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Gray
Selectmen’s Office
Esquire
Samuel Gray
Gray
Bowdoinham
Sys
Jessie M. Ames
Porthand
Universalist
W.L. Kendall
Boston
Ruth Jones
Mc- Keen
Jones
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Canada
Miss Kendall
Gardiner
Ida Gikehurst
von Satherday
Charles Newell
Litchfield
David Moulton
Porthind
Reobert Patten
Sumner
Vatina Denham
Levenze Minott
W. Eo Graves
Raymond ‘Tibbetts
Maine Central Railroad
Cornish
Pleasant Pond Sunda
Sarah Small
Bowdel Piday
Erlend Rogers
Robert Patten
St. Barnabas’ Hospital
Portland
Blenn
Eye and Bar Hospital
Dodge Boys
Trebron Academy
HS. Deedee James Whitman
Sagadahoc
Brunswick
GR. Cutler
G G. Powers
Bath Independent
Bath
Obituary fragment from Richmond and surrounding towns
Fragmentary obituary mentions Mrs Dkvisy Mealey of Richmond and three children: Mrs Mealey of Richmond Mars Daron of Lisbon and Byron Newton in Paris. Funeral at Bowdernhaim Baptist Friday with interment Village cemetery. Also notes Mrs Charles B F Dodge returning to Boothbay Harbor for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dkvisy Mealey
Richmond
Mealey
Mars Daron
Lisbon
Byron Newton
Paris
France
Bowdernhaim Baptist
Terment
Charles BF. Dodge
Brunswick
Bewdernham
Boothbay Harbor
Woolwich Farm Bureau Holds All Day Dairy Session
The Woolwich Farm Bureau met at Woolwich Centre Baptist church on Tuesday with modest attendance. County Agent Charles L. Mastman opened the session and dairy specialist R. Talbot of Maine spoke on increasing dairy profits and broader dairy topics. William Wright led the dairy segment with Elster A. Dolf, chairman, present. A noon baked bean dinner was served by the Ladies' Aid. A Bath newspaper notice will announce the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Bastian
William Wright
Elster A. Dollof
Richmond Amy Bradley Tent Holds Regular Meeting
Sixteen members attended a regular meeting of Amy Bradley Tent in Richmond. A memorial service was held for Mrs Annie S Arnold founder of the tent. Committees were appointed for the next meeting on April 25, refreshments were served, and a program closed the session featuring vocal duets, a reel solo, and readings. Margaret Dailey of Newton, Mass is visiting her parents and teaches at Dineen Dalla private school for girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Bradley
Dot US
Eact
Dennor
Annie S. Arnold
Bradley
Beatrice Mariner
Lillabell Knight
Minnie Waldron
Reading
Martha Potnia
Margaret Dailey
Newton
Mass
Miss Daley
Dineen Dall
Woolwich Plans Community Day 1928 Schedule Set
Woolwich plans a May 15 community day with a two to five pm children’s party led by Moatswpeag committee chair Rev Vinette Allen, and Supt. John Carter coordinating with teachers. Activities include marching, games, refreshments, a five to seven supper by Woolwich Union for Christian Service, a seven pm community sing, an address by Miss Florence of the State Education Dept, and an eight pm play by Nequasset ladies. Tickets and rehearsals are underway as residents prepare for an engaging evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwielys
Nsnah Childrens
Evernoon
Moatsweag
Viinette Allen
John Carter
Woolwiel Union For Christian Service
Florence
State Department of Education
Nequasset
Woolwiel
Governor Brewster Speaks at Topsham Gathering
Ladies aid of Topsham Grange met Saturday afternoon and worked on Jancy Work and aprons. Supper was served at six. Governor and Mrs Ralph Brewster as guests. About 100 present. The governor delivered a very interesting address. A musical feature titled Souss Old and Older was arranged by Charlotte Robbins. Solos by Crystal Naugler Nan Smith and Charlotte Robbins. A duet by Minnie Wilson and Crystal Naugler and chorus singing concluded the program.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department Store
New York
Corliss Street Choir
Nathaniel Place. JR
Kittery Point
William T. Harvey
Frank E. Dennett
Coolidge
Bar Harbor
Ernest Everard
Co Lchesett
Eben J. Marston
Washington Street
Iedards
Rupert H. Baxter
Edmund P. Briggs
Wellington A. Moore
The
Bath Box Co
Madison Moore
Warren
Carrie Kendall
Maxwell Kendall
Jack Gibson
Calais
Libby
Richsard
Rod. Purinten
Star Aid
J. Hackett
Grange
Ladies
Aid
Methodist Church
Vernon Lowell
Tver
J. OE. Cornish
William Newton
Crimseon
Karl Druschki
Senter
Woolwich Farm Bureau
Governor Brewster
Topsham
Stevens
Columbia
Bath Department Store
Patriots
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