Community party results and notices from Winnegance
Reports from the weekly community party at the community house detail prizes won by Joseph Bo McCutcheon and Mrs Humphrey A Owen with consolation prizes to Mr Owen and Mona Tomium. Other club events include Squaw Club hostessing and Evening Workers meetings. Road deteriorations on the car line endangering travel prompt repairs. A horse from Rodney Winin of Phippsburg died after becoming mired far from Pitch Pine Hill. Various auxiliary tea events yield prizes and sales, with forthcoming Squaw Club and Community Club meetings and social events scheduled through Friday.
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Joseph Bo McCutcheon
Humphrey A. Owen
Mr. Owen
Mona Totmiun
Piciry
John G. Morse
Charlotte Owen
Bridge Hill
Mre
M Almondo Perry
High Street
Kittery
Mr Perry
Rodney Wyinin
Phippsburg
Giself
Rogers
Byron FP. Barker
Perkins
John Graindell
Squaw Club
Harry C. Webber
Robert PS Manson
Joseph N. Day
Toa
Eloridge Malcoln
Maine pageant HQ opens in Bath for June event
Sagada Leek block hosts the Maine pageant HQ under Trey Co Webber editor Daily Times as local chairman. Secretary in charge Mrs John J Keegan begins duties with 19s phone, costumes to be made in second floor rooms with 25 sewing machines. Grandstand construction led by Senator Carlton to seat up to 6000. Governor Tirewster's Bath visit planned.
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Maine
Bath
Sagada Leek
Trey Co Webber
Daily Times
Clarence AL Peaslee
John J. Keegan
Front Street
Rim Street
Roland TT
Smith Post
American Legion
Frank W. Carlton
Tirewster
People's Church
Ramona Council Card Party Winners at Red Men Hall
Ramona council held a card party at Red Men's hall on Front street Thursday evening. Ladies first prize a shopping basket went to Mrs Costain. men's first prize a coffee percolator to Harry Robinson. Tharry Watson won second score. Refreshments were served. regular Ramona Cornel meeting this afternoon followed by parish sociable this evening. Committee in charge: Miss Agnes Harris and Mrs Ina Staples.
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Ramona Council
Red Men's Hall
Front Street
Costain
Harry Robinson
Tharry Watson
Ramona Cornel
Agnes Harris
Ina Staples
Birthday bridge party for Miss Margaret Daley in Bath
Miss Myrtle Simpson entertained Monday evening with a supper bridge at Mrs. Alexander Wilsons Union Street home for the birthday of Miss Margaret Daley, a popular cashier at Central Maine Power Co Bath. Two tables of bridge were played with Miss Flora Fraser winning first prize and Miss Florence Lamb of Brunswick receiving the consolation. Attendees included Miss Lillian Lee Mrs Elizabeth McCabe Miss Mary ODonnell Miss Margaret Coombs and Miss Florence Lamb of Brunswick.
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Myrtle Simpson
Alexander Wilson
Union Street
Margaret Daley
Central Maine Power Co
Bath
Flora Fraser
Florence Lamb
Brunswick
Lillian Lee
Elizabeth McCabe
Mary O'Donnell
Margaret Coombs
New England Firemen Muster to Converge in Bath July Fourth
A volunteer firemen’s muster drew invitations from New England towns to Bath for Independence Day events. Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Vermont companies will contest in a parade and firefighting show aligned with Bath’s July 4 program. The event precedes Bath’s pageant and bridge dedication, with 1,000 attendees expected and performances running June 10 and July 2.
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New England
Toth Aoniversary
United States
Wander
J. Edward Drake
Fitenier
Enehlund
Vermont
New Thampshire
Marssachusetts Amd Rhode
Mane
Maine
Rockland
Rockport
Boothbay
Tarber
Brunsw Westbrook
Porthind
Lisbon Falls
Derwick
Topstain
Hallowell
Soothbay
Thomaston
Newton
Weymouth
Waltham
South Sladley
Roxbury
Aimesbury
War Pepperell
Miarden
Tingham
Gardiner
Trnmpshire
Portsmouth
Nashua
Manchester
Rhode Island
Cristol
Natick
Pawtucket
Riverside
Central Balls
Arlington
Kennebec
Sagadahoek
Bath
Baxter
Cox and Pendleton Around the World Returns to Bath
Fred Cox and Walter Pendleton completed a four month globe trip ending in Bath Priday. They met Bath natives in Shanghai Manila and New York aboard the Empress of Austria. Their voyage included Honolulu and Nile sights and they noted Morse high school and the Davenport block site back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred 2 Cox
Walter Pendleton
Bath
New York
Doe Soeburn
Honolulu
Nile
Eet Jiendula
William Sins
Shanghai
Chine
George Stewart
Parry Cameron
Path
Thurry Dambar
Waterville
Manila
Misa Os. Selwatt
Afiss
Goldie Solovieh
Vath
Empress of Austria
Morse High School
Bain Times
Schoolboy Hurt Cleaning Bricks at Morse High
William Allen Jr an 11 year old North Grammar School seventh grader was injured Friday morning while cleaning bricks for the Morse high school ruins project A brick tossed by another pupil crushed his left index finger requiring removal of the tip He received care from Dr Motley Puller in the office area of the project site
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Morse High School
William Allen Jr
North Grammar School
Young Allen
William Allen
Ricmond Court
Fr. Motley Puller
Bath Pastor Preaches Ordination Sermon at St Luke's Cathedral
Rev Charles M Tubbs delivered the ordination sermon at Em manuel chapel in St Luke's Cathedral Portland Thursday morning at 10. Allan Whatley and William C C Wilkins were ordained deacons by Rt. Rev. Bishop Benjamin Brewster D D with Rev Nelson B Gildersleeve of Auburn presenting. Wilkins formerly minister of a Baptist church in Auburn and Whatley studied at the General Theological Seminary in New York. Mr and Mrs H W Dorman Perkins and daughters Doris and Evelyn of West Bath were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Wallace of Granite street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
Emmanuel
St. Luke's Cathedral
Portland
Allan, Whatley
William CC. Wilkins
Benjamin Brewster
D.D
Nelson DB. Gildersleeve
Auburn
Wilkins
Me Whatley
General Theological Seminary
New York
HW. Dorman Perkins
Doris and
Evelyn
West Bath
Prohibition Sparks Change in Temperance Meeting
The Womens Christian Temperance group gathered Thursday at the Salvation Army hall with Rev. Thbd. Skillin of First Baptist speaking on prohibitions impact. He noted shifts since federal prohibition, recalled past drunkenness scenes, and praised youth engagement and mission efforts, ending with acknowledgments from members and a letter of congratulations.
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Christia
Temperines
Salvation Army
Th Bd
Skillin
First Baptist Church
Dengihoon
Belfast
Shilline
Terapeaeine New
Gad
Lloyd George
America
Tle
Mel Potter
Holy Name Society Holds Whist Party at St Marys Parish
The Truly Name society whist event at St Marys parish house on Chestnut street drew a large crowd thanks to a dedicated committee led by John M. Conley Joseph Mc Laughlin Henry Biggins and others. Prizes included a fancy chop tray silk hose and a guest set among others with winners Mary Deehan Melvin Guenther and John M Hayes. Next Friday the Married Women's Sodality will host a card party at the parish house.
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St. Marys
Chestnut Street
John M. Conley
Joseph McLaughlin
Henry Biggins
Wdimund Arsenault
Mayland Guenther
Peter Aten
Mary Deehan
Alex Burgess
Beatrice Burge
Melvin Guenther
Tarry Robinson
John M. Hayes
John McConley
Married Women’s Sodality
Greenwich Village Cabaret Promises Strong Benefit Effort
The Greenwich Village Cabaret planned for May at the Masonic Temple aims to aid Morse high school athletic association by replacing $1,000 in campment losses from a fire. A capable committee led by R Clinton McFadden, with several supporters and Principal Arthur B. Seat, backs the event.
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Greenwich Village
Morse High School Athletic Association
Masonic Temple
Masonic Building Association
R. Clinton McFadden
John Fivde
Os. S. Mullin
Wws Newell
Frederick FE. Drake
Charles H. Cahill
Louis P. Gannon
RR. PL McFadden
R. Cl Mv
Pedden
Arthur BR
Bath Shows Peaceful Months Quiet City Announces
Citizens of Bath celebrate a period of calm with only three arrests in three months and minimal liquor and court activity. City Marshal Walter Whitney Sheriff Albert Henderson and health officer Ches praise the community’s good order while Miss Frieda Mikels visits Bath for a week's vacation and Miss Esther Mikels heads to Arlington after Varry Beals’ visit.
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Bath
Sheriff's Department
Walter Whitney
Albert Henderson
Ches
Frieda Mikels
New Hardy School
Arlington
Mass
Jim Street
Esther Mikels
Delightful Party at West Bath Grange on Thursday Evening
A large card party at West Bath Grange featured whist and auction, with floral decorations by the Perkins Creentouses and a dining room set in a living room style. Prizes were awarded for bridge and whist, followed by a dance with live music, and the event boosted the grange treasury.
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West Bath Grange
West
Hail Grange Hadllen
Curree
Mars
Mawar Drake
Chan Meen
David Tiel
Allee
Drake
Aimebers
Mthed Birtee
Woo Tahe
Cle
Margaret Pol Hind
Pauline Bose
Ruth Keene
Aimy
Phelias Sylvester
Mary Dreehanm
Eat Tee
Addie Piarngthen
Edwin Shagett
Iverett G. Lemont
Willian Simpson
Pbo
Freemias
Roscoe Te
Mies
Charles Verroy
Leo Golder
Dean Domes
Hayden Coniwict
George Dornus
Dius
J. Beware Drake
Edwin Lag
County Convention May Meet in Bath
Ino all probability the west Sagadahoe County convention of the W o c PR O may be held in Bath. This was suggested at Prinesday's meeting but no action was taken. The Union is active in its work in this City as shown by meetings of the body and its branches. Friday afternoon the Children's society of the Uaienmmer ater school with its leader Mrs. Thomus Mire-Domild Oak fires with a weed attendance. The members have paid for tuning the piano at the Salvation Army hall and are indebted to Bath citizens who funded a funeral for the Army hall. Crpiaie Sweet of the Salvation Army, formerly Bath, notes such halls are built nationwide and membership has risen since the start of their progressive building program.
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Ino
Sagadahoe County Corvention
W.oc. PR O
Bath
Prinesday
Uaienmmer Ater School
Mas. Thomus Mire- Domild
Salvation Army
Londino
Bath Boy Leads Crescentville Baseball Club
William Jill Tanguay, once a Bath lad, now manages Crescentville in Philadelphia, guiding a fast baseball team in a lively suburb. He previously captained the local basketball squad, and his Bath friends recall him as a versatile athlete in both sports. Mrs Leroy Colby hosted a small gathering with bridge and refreshments at her Andrews Ave home.
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William
Jill” Tanguay
Bath
Crescentville
Philadelphia
Bul
Woolwich Ladies Varne Buream Meeting Recaps Town News
The Woolwich Ladies Varne Buream held a well attended gathering at Charles Perkins Miers home on Tuesday of dust week with 26 members and four visiting guests. Activities included a noon meal of sandwiches and pies. Members and guests discussed community matters and announced upcoming events with several residents traveling or relocating within the area.
Fred Curtis Dies On Birthday In Bath
Fred Curtis, well known mortician and Bath resident, died suddenly on his birthday in front of his office at 15 Center Street. Medical examiner Dan M. Stent ruled death natural after he collapsed returning to the office. Curtis, age 52, was a former city council member and school board member involved in building Morse High School. He sang in Central Church choir and belonged to several fraternal orders. Survived by his wife, five daughters, two sisters, two brothers, a grandson, and other relatives.
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Curtis
Cenper Street
Dieserchy
Dan M. Stent
Bath
Edward Begad Tomai
Lind
Tia Bachdle
Litdle Windlass Co
Audrey
Morse High School
Central Ehareh Aid
Taveda Qreartet
Heowas
Neadia Lodge
Lincoln Lodae
Elib
Central Church
Fred Curtis
Carl Albee
Christine Co Curtis
Brea
Cl Proctor
Brackley
Waterville
Lewis HL
Harry &. Curtis
Do. Angeles
Califf
Charles J. Cirrus
Optimism Guides Bath Board of Trade Meeting
Community leaders in Bath discuss air mail service expansion and town branding. Prominent figures from industrial firms Lincoln Haines and Lewis ton Buick pledge support, while George Larrabee outlines literature needs to promote Bath. The gathering votes officers, plans executive board, and considers parking space near Bath approaches.
Corliss Street Team Hosts Supper for Boys’ Basketball Friends
The Corliss Street church held its annual supper Tuesday evening at Sterling Bible Club with grape fruit, chicken pie, mashed potatoes, peas, rolls, cake and coffee. Reverend Corey and many local residents attended. Dining committee chaired by Pearl Campbell. kitchen volunteers named.
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Fia
Corliss Street
Sterling Bible Elues
DOM Oli
Devnet Cereenhouses
Crean
Grace
Sterling Bible Eliss
RL TE Corey
Edward McMaon
Willian Perhina
Leslie Phents Whitige Bieetert
Mies
Millie Mitchelh
Nellie Thiant Sind
Mthel Mateh
Fund drive started to replace school fire loss
At a regional meeting of the North County PTA a committee was formed led by Mrs. Seth S. Matlin to solicit funds for replacing musical instruments lost in a Morse High School fire. Mrs. McKenner Brodie of New York attended the session and the tea was hosted by Mrs. Edward J. Jee and Mrs. Jamies McLaughlin.
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Regiohiy
Grane Celurel
Diase von Oak
Lee Wwiles
Seth S. Matlin
Artin Sewall
Ralph W. Ner
Sooth Bae 1
McKenner Brodie
New York
Aas
Edward J. Jee
Jamies McLaughlin
South End P.T.A Holds Regular Meeting
A lively turnout at the South End P.T.A regular meeting in Washington Street rooms. Quilting on previously ordered pieces progressed, plans for a May card party at the YMCA were set, with Mrs. Carroll A. Deering named general chairman. Reservations to be made through several listed hostesses. A visitor, Louise Crosby, arrived Monday to stay with Mrs. Crosby’s parents on North Street.
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Washington A
Y. M
Joli Crosby
Marty
Louise
Listen. Mitss
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Atwood
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Pendleton
H. L. Skillin
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Jennie Jack
Allegra Pickford
Dnien
Holy Name Society
Morse High School Athletic Fund
Varry A. Beals of
Bath and
Woolwich
Cosy Grange Hall
Crpiaie Sweet
Leroy Colby
Andrews Don
Scott Morse
Fred Jenller
Maurice Haynes
John Freemen
Louise Smiley
William Davis
Eadlward Lee
Dorotoy Davis
Marjorie Smiley
Smiley
Dike Road
Varne Buream
Miers
Charles Perkins
Phaybets Welch
Thelen
Opie
Spaulding
Lineheeu
Mefutech
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Poise Ierek
Hell
Terry Oon
Voss Gendell
Dave
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Parker Surall
Charles Sheridan Kes
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Hies
Tathan Sles
Cay
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Flace of Business
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Golden Medical
the Mutual Savings Bank
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Air Phine
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Board of
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Tirook Foundry & Machine Co
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Wood
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W.os. Planter
Lewiston Buick Coy
George Po Larrabee
Near
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Sewall
Min Nees
Ralph RK
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William A .Parker
George P. Larrabee
Ralph I. Usall
Ralph I. Hall
Walter Chase
Edward W. Bridgham
Quicksall
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Lewiston-Buick Co
Lloyd Tooker
Board of Trade
Larrabee
Genesta Chapter
O. B.S
Shackford
Alice Soule
Sarah Shaw
Agnes Perry
Hazel Harslebb
Ethel Sampson
South End P.T.A
Valerie Mae
Dern Sunday
Vic Cael Miro
Sanford BB Nickersen
TS Park Sires
Seein Peste
J. Horace McClure
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