Memorial Trees Mark Harnden Daylin's Old Long Beach Home
A retired period essay recalls three elm memorials planted likely by a youth near Nequasset Pond and Hammond's Head, noting two remain. It recounts the Long Beach homestead of Joseph Appleton Day, Smith and Harnden ownership, and a century of history from King Philip's War through the Revolution, ending with the Harnden departure after debt transfer to Nathaniel Day and Zebulon Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O’ Thayer Atoany
Bohad
Dury
Nequasset Pond
Hammond
Day
Samuel Harnden
Maine
New England
Sagadahoc
Long Beach
Plymouth
Teston
Salem
York
Casco Bay
Kennebec
John Parker
James Smith
Smith
Richard Hammond
Hammond’s
Clark and Lake
Talace Cove
Arrowsie
Smith-Harnden
Dinmmer
Nequasset Township
Fort Richmond
Whittum Hill
Harndens
Season of Children Illness Highlights Guarded Contact
Dr Charles Gilmore Kerley warns January to May mark peak child disease due to close indoor contact. He advises limiting indiscriminate play for very delicate children and cautions against delaying infections like measles or whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gilmore Kerley
Mareh McCall’s
Kerley
Toaum
West Bath grange postpones program and plans Washington party
Monday storm forces no West Bath grange meeting and delays a Valentine program for two weeks. Next Monday a Washington's birthday party is planned with Mrs Annie Peterson, Mrs Harriet Bonney, Mrs Lizzie Haggett, Mrs Florence Trish, and Mrs Carrie Cary leading the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Gorham Normal School
Llewellyn Rogers
Leon Bates
Beachmont
Mass
Loring Small
Fred White
Bath
Florence Neiley
Portland
John Wharff
Alonzo Fisher
Work Street
Philip Boudreau
Everett Lord of
Joseph White
T. S. Sheldon
Joseph W. Larrabee
Littlefield
Wness
Margaret Auban
Fred W. Larrabee
Red Cross
Grange Hall
Mtrs
Harry Peterson
Fred Brown
Fred Cary
Kenest Be Williams
M. J. Fryer
Floc. Bowker
Mary Dean
Foster's Point
Alice Fulton
Front Street
Marguerite Williams
Durham
Ernest KE. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Fred Williams
Fred, Jr
South Portland
Lincoln Williams
Albert White
Lisbon
T. S. White
J. M. Lemont O
BE. W. Hlaggett
Joseph Doucette
Freeport
Fred Brawn
Morse and Cony clash Friday at Y in Bath Maine
The Morse boys basketball team and Cony High of Augusta meet Friday at seven in Bath at the Y to accommodate fans and a local theatre show. Morse seeks revenge after hard games with Cony, with two late wins and a three point victory. Christenson and Plumuer provide height for Cony as they aim to turn the tide in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Cony High
Augusta
Columbus Theatre
Coug
Bath School
Maine
Cony
Augustanians
Christenson
Plumuer
Wisconsin
Obituary of Blanche Louise Metcalfe of Bath
Blanche Louise Metcalfe died at Bath City hospital Tuesday evening at 6 30 from complications after a fall the prior Christmas. She was born in Hallowell, lived in Bath since age five, and kept ties to Grace Episcopal church and local clubs. She leaves a brother Edward W. Larrabee and nieces and nephews in Bath Lisbon Falls Topsham Worthand. Funeral Thursday at 3 PM at her niece Mrs Mussenden’s residence 26 Garden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Louise Metcalfe
Bath City Hospital
Miss Metcalfe
Gorham and
Emma (Watts) Metcalfe
Hallowell
Bath
Stephen Larrabee
William S. Newell
Washington Street
Edward W. Larrabee
William B. Mussenden
Charles
Gress
Lisbon Falls
William H. Metcalfe
Topsham
Alfred S. Metcalfe
Worthand
William Bb. Mussenden
Garden Street
Edward Beecher Noyes Dies at 73 in Liverett Mass
Edward Beecher Noyes 73 a real estate and insurance man of Liverett Mass died suddenly Tuesday morning at his home 26 Oakes Street He was married to Luella Trufant and is survived by wife one son Harold of Boston two daughters Madelyn and Clara at home a brother Fred Noyes of California He was active in the First Congregational Church Everett and Masonry and owned a cottage in Sabine Summer colony Funeral will be Sunday at 2 at the First Congregational Church Everett Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Beecher Noyes
Liverett
Mass
Oakes Street
Mr. Noyes
Bath
Luella Trufant
Elmer D. Hodgkins
First Congregational Church
Everett
Harold Noyes
Boston
Madelyn
Clara Noyes
Fred Noyes
California
Sterling Bible Class Meeting Plans Entertainment Swap
The Sterling Bible Class of the Corliss Street church held its regular business meeting Monday evening with good attendance. Plans were set for an entertainment in March. A social hour followed with ice cream and cake served by Mrs. F. L. Medfadden, Mrs. Stearns Scott, Mrs. L. R. Mitchell and Miss Abby McCube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Bible
Corliss Street
FL MedFadden
Stearns Scott
L. R. Mitchell
Abby McCube
Funeral for Silas W. Owen Held Thursday at Niece's Home
The funeral for Silas W. Owen who died Tuesday morning will be Thursday afternoon at two at the home of his niece Miss Harriot C. Ledyard 788 High Street Auburn. Friends are asked to send flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas W. Owen
Auburn
Harriot C. Ledyard
High Street
Collegiants Rally To Defeat Bath A C In Third Period
The Massee school Collegiants overcame a 15 point Bath A C lead, shifting lineup and fouls, to win 60 to 20. Red McMann and McCabe exited on fouls, Barry and Sullivan led scoring for Massee with Perkins and Wooler strong early defense, while Bath struggled to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath A. C
Massee School
New York Collegians
Bargin
Bath
Stamford
Conn
Red McMann
McCabe
South Wortland
Connecticut
Sullivan
McVortland
Schpoelboy
Georgie McMann
Perkins
Massee
Wescor
Pete Atsseestate
Pauleratl “Stas
Gosem Nieces
Howlett
der Pee
Bath Woman An Heir To Lease Holden Land
Bath writer Flora Cushing Blanchard recounts an old London land dispute. An English Burrill owner leased land for 99 years to builders. Subsequent heirs did not claim. Mrs Dorcas Lambert Cushing learned she was near heir decades ago, but years of litigation loom and nothing was pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BATH
Holden
the Independent
West End
London
Burrill
Dorcas Lambert Cushing
Evangelist Beatty Concludes Two Week Church Series
Sunday marked the end of evangelistic meetings at Corliss Street Baptist Church led by To selist Benjamin Beatty. He delivered two sermons, morning on Baptism significance and evening on the necessity of the New Birth. Baptism was administered to Mrs. Frank Warington and John Vulmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Frank Warington
John Vulmer
Woolwich School at Day's Ferry Closes After Ten Weeks
Woolwich Day's Ferry school ended a ten week term with a pleasant last day party. Pupils not absent included Ruth Henderson and El Harvey Henderson. Present at the party were Elizabeth Donnel, Ruth Henderson, Ruth McEachern, John De Wolfe, George DeWolfe, Robert Donnel, Robert Reed, Norris Strout, Reed Strout, Woodrow Miller and Harvey Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day’s Ferry
Day's Ferry
G. W. Lilly
Wiscasset
Ruth Henderson
EL Harvey Henderson
Elizabeth Donnel
Ruth McEachern
John de Wolfe
George DeWolfe
North Woolwich
James Colby
Nequasset
Duncan McIntosh
John Reed
Maxine Walker
Auburn
Androscoggin County
Georgie Walker
Isaac Howard
West Coast
Milton. Trott
Bath
G. M. Stinson
Novella J. Trott
F. W. Carlton
Clara Hathorne
Boston
Sarah M. Reed
Charles Perkins
Lawrence Putnam
Clinton Wheeler
Edgecomb
Judson Kuhn
Waldoboro
Alsop
Humbalt
Charles Farnham
Jordan Wright
Cyrus Gilmore
Edwold Carter
Everson Stinson
Lothair Lowell
Spinney Brothers
Costello PL Hall
Joseph Hecht
Farmington, Coun
Bertha Brown
State Publicity Laws in New England States
The New England Council reviews publicity legislation in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont and notes legislative moves toward similar ads in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. Maine permits cities to fund advertising of resources with up to one mill on valuation, plus appropriations for data on agricultural and other resources. New Hampshire authorizes a publicity board and funding, with the governor appointing the board with council consent. Vermont text not fully shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New England Council
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Vermont Publicity Board for State Attractions Formed
An act outlines a three member publicity board to promote the state’s resources through cooperation with individuals and organizations. Members serve without pay for three-year terms. An annual $25,000 for 1925 and 1926 is appropriated under governor approval and council consent to fund publicity efforts. The act reiterates alignment with general laws and official approvals for expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Publicity
Vermont
General Assembly
State of
Secretary of State
Birthday Social At Wesley Church Celebrates Month Tables
About 150 attendees gathered at Wesley church Tuesday for a Birthday social with cake and cocoa at 7 30 pm. The 177 tables represented the year’s months and guests sat at their assigned monthly table, each hosted by a listed local lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Littlefield
Earle Lermond
Mareh
Edith Abbott
Ralph, Covel
Muay
Seneca H. Coney
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Harnden
Woolwich
Prebles
Ebenezer Preble
Mary Harnden
Samuel
Alfred BK. Trott
Quebec
Canada
Block House
Jonier
P Hulf
Mene Dekel
Samuel Philnden
Newburyport Oor
Nathaniel Day
Zebulon Smith
Samuel Tharnden
Buck
Isaac Kk. Bowker
Edward N. Bowker
Issac N, Bowker
Stinson Joes
West
Grange
Cony Basketeers
Ontario
Blanche L. Metcalfe
Everett, Mass
Sabine
Sterling Bible Class
Bath Lads
Evangelist Beatty
NSLZ
Nonwar Medicine Co
Norway
Allie
Aul Duagerg
The
Bagdikians
D.’s
Uncle Ben
Paul G. Bagdikkian
Witt
Heminger
Frieda E. Bagdikian
Baqdikian
Chiropractors
Bath, Maine
Louise Stewart
Galen Watson
L. D. Rogers
William Davis
Dorothy
Lermond
Betty
Lee
Mrs. Day
Miss Trott
Miss Rogers
Reading
Mrs. Farrar
Agony
Mrs. Lermond
Mr. Butterfield
Mr. Cahill
Miss Follett
Mr. Gordon
Mr. Lermond
I’. L. Littlefiela
Helen Aitken
New York City
Central Church Parish
Miss Aitken
Central Maine Power Co
Brunswick
Saturday Club
Lewiston
Woman's Literary Union
Wilen DD. Newell
Darlington Seminary
West Chester
Darlington
Atwood
L. F. Medicine CO
Portland, Maine
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