Community club events and scattered notices from Winnengan
The notice list covers a weekly party with whist and drives, a Friday club meeting, and Evening Workers gatherings. Prize details include winning names Owen Mine Vana Votmin and a banquet of sweet pens. Several road and sidewalk hazards are noted near local landmarks with repair needs reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doxeph
McCitcheon
Hinopheey A. Gwen
Owen
Mine Vana Votmin
John 65
Squaee
Corine Ie
Jake
Stodney Wynn
Phippebury
Vitel
Trentient
Tresty
Mes
Byron
Walker
Mere
Dodi Ceeimedell
Ten
Mindwiehens
Mike
Squaw Club
Mars
Harry CC
Webber
Thimaway
Robert
Manson
Joseph N
Ty, Megilor
Ieriday
Pinddee
Maine Pageant Headquarters Opened in Bath
Maine statewide pageant offices opened in Bath in Snead Toek block under Prey C. Webber Daily Times editor as local chairman. New offices with typewriters telephones and a plan for a grandstand and migrant pageant facilities, with Governor visiting upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Plee
Bath
Snead Toek
Directon
Prey C. Webber
Tines
Poema
Chirenee
Tnesday
Mies
John Uh Keegan
Meneed
Watoriste
Front Street
Im Street
Roland T. Smith
Frank W. Carlton
Tirewrter
Teaple
Toe
Ramona Council Card Party Winners and Meeting Notice
Ramona council held a card party at Red Men Hill on Front Street. Ladies won first prize a shopping basket by Mex Coxtnin and Tarey Robinson won men's prize a coffee percolator. Thareys Watson won second score prize. Refreshments served. next Ramona Council meeting and parish social announced with Agnes Treis and Minx Ian Sta plon as organizers. Mrs Alexander Wilson hosted a supper bridge for Miss Margaret Daley’s birthday with Miss Florence Lamb among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Corneil
Red Men's Hill
Front Street
Mex
Coxtnin
Tarey Robinson
Thareys Watson
Ramona Coun CP
Oa Parish
Agnes Tnreis
Ian Staplon
Mike Myrtle Simpson
Alexander Wilson Viton
Margaret Daley
Central Matne T Power Co
Res
Mlomt
Mary O'Donnell
Miks Marnaret
Coonba
Mlorence Lamb
Prwiswiek
Mixx
Lew Traser
New England Firemen Muster Set for Bath July 4
The Bath Fourth of July plans include a historic firemen muster with teams from Maine New Hampshire Rhode Island and Massachusetts invited. The event chaired by Senator J Edward Drake precedes Bath's grand pageant and bridge opening drawing over 1000 participants in a two day festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
United States
J. Edward Drake
New Eoghind Association
Vermont
New Tampshire
Marss Helietin
Rhode Island
Ma‘ne
Pownes
Ase
Maine
Rockland
Ruehport
Boothbay Arbor
Kunswick
Westbrook
Porthind
Lisbon Falls
Berwick
Topstam
Thillowell Boothbay
Thomaston
Dumorise Dtta
Randolph
Massachusetts
Brockton
Caipelle
Newbuyport
Salem
Cambride
Somerville
Charlestown
Braintree
Everett
Marblehead
Newton
Weymouth
Waltham
South Hadley
Roxbury
Amesbury
Worcester
Pepperell
Malden
Wingham
Gardiner
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Nashua
Manchhester
Rhode
Cristal
Natick
Wantucket
Hiverside
Central Balls
Arlington
Kennebec
Sagadahoek
Bath
Daxter
Dune
Aod
Cox and Pendleton return from world tour
Cox and Pendleton arrived in Death Friday noon aboard the Empress of Australia completing a four month world trip. They were in good health and greeted by friends at the Ridway. The journey included meetings in Honolulu Shanghai Manila and Bath with notable locals and a tour of Morse high school’s loss and the Davenport block site observed from Bath Times coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wred Cog
Wiltey Pendleton
New York
Bath
Honoluli
Erik
Honolulu
William Sand
Shanghai
China
George Stewart
Harry Cameron
Path
Thurs Dunbar
Waterville
Manile
AJ SS. Schwartz
Jddie Soelovich
Morse High School
Davenport
Tonch
Bath Times
School Boy Injured Cleaning Bricks at Morse High
William Allen Jr a seventh grade pupil from North Grammar School suffered a severe crush injury to his left index finger when a brick tossed by a classmate struck him as he reached for another brick. He was treated by Dr J Motley Puller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
William Allen Jr
North Grammar School
Jim
Young Allen
William Allen
Raymond Court
J. Motley Puller
Bath Pastor Preaches Ordination Sermon at Cathedral
Rev. Charles M. Tubbs preached the ordination sermon in St. Luke's Cathedral Em manuel chapel Portland Thursday at 10 oclock. Allan Whatley and William C. Wilkins were ordained deacons by Rt. Rev. Bishop Benjamin Brewster with Rev. Nelson Gildersleeve of Auburn as presenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
Emmanuel
St. Luke's Cathedral
Portland
Oelock
Allan, Whatley
William C. Wilkins
Benjamin Brewster
Nelson 1
Gildersleeve
Auburn
Wilkins
Whatley
Genre Theological Seminary
New York City
Temperance Meeting Highlights Post Prohibition Effects
The Womens Christian Temperance Union met Thursday at the Salvation Army hall with Rev HL Skillin of First Baptist Church speaking on temperance gains since federal prohibition. He noted improvements, recalled past drunkenness, and urged continued education, citing politicians, reformers, and missionary work as drivers of change. The session also covered a quilt project by children, room rental for a PTA meeting, and county secretary Allegra Dickford’s note on union reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens’ Christian Temperance Union
Salvation Army Hall
HL. L. Skillin
First Baptist Churen
Skillin
Belfast
Shillin
Porthind
Maghiad
America
Mel Potter
W. C. Ph. UL
Bath
Jennie Jack
South Mnd
Allegra Dickford
Holy Name Whist Party Draws Parishioners to St Marys
The Holy Name Society hosted a whist party at St Marys parish house on Chestnut street. Committee members led by president John M Conley organized the event with festive crepe paper decor. Prizes went to Miss Mars Deehan Mrs Alex Burgess Miss Beatrice Burgess Melvin Guenther Harry Robinson and John M Hayes. Next Friday the Married Womens Sodality will run a card party at the same parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
St. Marys
Chestnut Street
John M. Conley
Joseph McLaughlin
Henry Biggins
Edmund Arsenault
Mayland Guenther
Peter Allen
Mars Deehan
Alex Burgess
Beatrice Burgess
Melvin Guenther
Harry Robinson
John M. Hayes
John McConley
Greenwich Village Cabaret For Morse High School Benefit
The Greenwich Village Cabaret to aid Morse high school athletic association replace $1,000 in campment lost in a high school fire. Planned for the second or third week in May at the Masonic temple. A strong committee led by R. Clinton McFadden is organizing the event with notable local supporters and Principal Arthur B. Seoty among the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Village
Morse High School Athletic Association
Masonic Temple
Masonic Building Association
R. Clinton McFadden
John Hivde
S. S. Mullin
W. 8. Newell
Frederick FE
Drake
Charles H. Cahill
Louis Ff. Gannon
R. PL McFaudden
Roo. McFedden
Arthur BL Seoty
Bath 18 shows excellent community progress
Citizens praise Bath for peaceful months and praise City Marshal Walter Whitney and Sheriff Albert Henderson for reduced arrests and liquor absence. Health Officer Cheslter H. Kingsley is commended for high departmental efficiency amid few court cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Walter Whitney
Albert Henderson
Cheslter H. Kingsley
Mrs Frieda Mikels Visits Arlington Between Terms
Miss Frieda Mikels a New Hardy school teacher in Arlington Massachusetts arrived Wednesday to spend a week at home. Miss Esther Mikels will drive to Arlington after her sister Varry A Beals of Gardiner visited family in Bath and Woolwich over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Mikels
New Hardy School
Arlington
Mass
Elim Street
Esther Mikels
Varry A. Beals of
Gardiner
Bath and
Woolwich
Delightful party at West Bath Grange social event of season
A Wear Bath grange hall card party drew 48 tables of whist and a delayed start caused by cars stuck on the road. Floral decor from local greenhouses and dutch styled serving girls set a festive tone. Prizes ranged from bridge sets to leather goods, with a postgame dance and orchestra. The event will add to the grange treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear Bath Grange Hall
Anni
Verkins
Ethel Bruce
Woo
Margaret Elolland
Pauline Foze
Ruth Reno
Amy Trish
Maes
Dhelma Sylvester
Mary Deoham
Croh
Addie Durington
Warx
Debe Slaggett
Everett G. Lemont
William Simpson
Harold BK. Freeman
Rascoe T Meladden
Charles Perry
Scott Golder
Dean Bonney
William Powers
Leon Pennell
Parry Bowie
Harry B. Peterson
Trareld Satford
Hayden Conant
George Burns
J. Edward Drake
Je. Drinms
Edward Haggett
Bath eyed as next WLCU county convention site
The Sagad hoee county convention of the WLC. Th. U. may meet in Bath next. The union shows active work with meetings and a piano tuned at Salvation Army hall. The Children’s society led by Mrs Themius Mac Donald met after school with good attendance. Captain Sweet notes Salvation Army buildings boost membership nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Bath
Captain Sweet
Bath Boy Manages Crescentville Team
William Tanguay a former t boy leads the Crescentville baseball club in Philadelphia pa as he wraps a successful basketball season. Local fans recall him as a versatile athlete in both baseball and basketball as his drive to form a strong fast club continues. Mrs LeRoy Colby hosted the Jene Club with sewing and bridge at Andrews road featuring crab Newberg olives coffee brownies and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Bill’ Tanguay
T Boy
Crescentville
Philadelphia
Bill
Bath
LeRoy Colby
Andrews Road
Scott Morse
Fred Fuller
Maurice Haynes
John Freewen
Louise Smiley
William Davis
Edward Lee
Dorothy Davis
Marjorie Smiley
Mrs. Smiley
Dike Road
Woolwich Ladies' Warm Bureau Meeting Highlights
The Woolwich Ladies' Warm Bureau met at Mrs. Charles Perkins's home Tuesday last. Twenty six members attended with four visitors including Miss Hop tense Welch and Miss Tielen Spaulding of Orono. Spaulding spoke on house furnishings and decorations. A noon luncheon was served. The next meeting is planned for March 14 at Mrs. McIntosh's home in Meri. Several members were appointed to attend a teetine at Topeshiawn eranee hall on May 2 for dress finishings. Easter services were held at Da. Merry with a large crowd. Various local social visits and travels are noted, including guests from Bath and Malden, and moves to Brunswick and Porthuval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Perkins
Hoptense Welch
Tielen Spaulding
Orono
Free Academy
Ir. Guesiers
Dea
Charlotte Puek
Malden
Marss
Wais
Charlotte Baek
Dry ’S Perry
Rufus Sayaee
Emma Parnes
Bath
Phillip Pintherne
Boston
Fred S Curtis Dies On His 58th Birthday In Bath
Fred S Curtis well known mortician died suddenly on his 58th birthday in Bath. He collapsed near his office at 105 Center Street while returning after crossing the street. Dr A A Stort medical examiner ruled death from heart trouble. Curtis was a Bath native and longtime resident, a former city councilor and school board member, and active in Central church and local clubs. He is survived by his wife two daughters two sisters two brothers a grandson and an uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
A. A. Stort
Curtis
Bath
Edward B
Emmark
Curtisane
II Bach
Tayvears
Tivde Windlass Co
Morse High School
Phewis
Central Church
Haydn Quartet
Acadia Lodge
K. of W
Lincoln Lodge
Te Scpc
Leaest
Men's Club
Fred Curtis
Carl Albee
Christine C. Curtis
Mes. Rea. Proctor
Pred TL Brackley
Waterville
Brechers
Lewis TL
Harry 3. Curtis
Ofos Angeles
Calif
Curtiss. Albee
Charles I. Curtis
Optimism in Bath Board of Trade meeting on air service
A Bath gathering praised air mail prospects for Maine with plans for sea chimes to gather mail from small towns and summer resorts. Speakers included President Sewall of Bath, George Larrabee, and Ernest Wood noting local industry gains, parking plans, and a push to grow Bath’s Board of Trade membership into the hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Stunner Sewall
Bath
Ae UT Lyse
Johnson
Maine
Boston
Bridgham
Ma. Johnson
Board of Trade
Bos. Noyes
Kennebec
Mastern
Tle
Ernest Wood
Corner Brook Foundry & Machine
Wood
Corliss Street Team Guests at a Supper
The Corliss Street boys basketball team held an annual supper in the vestry with friends and many attendees. A menu featured chicken pie and sides, and Rev Carey offered grace as gifts of Sterling Bible were distributed. Attendees included Rev 2. AL Carey, J Edward McMann, Willian C Perkins, and others. committees were led by Mrs. Pearl Campbell with several assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street
Ohurch Chesdiy
TM. Olmo
Kennebec
Row Carey
Sterling Bible
AL Carey
J. Edward McMann
Willian C. Perkins
Leslie Phant
Philip Eaton
Albert McMann
Lloyd Perry
Merritt Mitchell
John J. Russell
Elbridge RR
Wright
Chesney Print
North Center TCP A forms fund drive for Morse High loss
At Grace church parish house a committee led by Mrs Seth S Mullin was appointed to solicit funds to replace musical instruments lost in the Morse high school fire. The group will cooperate with a South End PoP A committee to raise the money. Mrs M Kenneth Brodie of New York spoke on the world book plan and tea was served by two hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center
Grace Church
Oak Street
Seth S. Mullin
Arthur Sewall
Ralph W. Bragg
South End
Morse High School
M. Kenneth Brodie
New York
Edward J. Lee
James MelLanglhilin
South End PTA Holds Regular Meeting and Sewing Work
A well attended South End PTA meeting at Washington street rooms included sewing quilts and crafting fans for a card party slated for the YMHA gym. Mrs. Carrol A. Deering is named general chair with reservations handled by several members. visitors Louise Crosby and her daughter Mary Louise arrive from Allston, and Sanford Nickerson’s daughter Mae is born weighing seven pounds at Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Plt
Washington Street
Y. M
Carrol A. Deering
Ralph ©. Whitehouse
N. Gratz Jackson
Wellington A. Moore
James EK. Lockery
Fie Mae
Sanford B. Nickerson
IS Park Stress
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Ramona
Kufe
L. B" Abwood
L. F. Medicine CO
Portand
Cox and
Pendleton
J. Dorman Perkins
Doris
Evelyn
West Bath
Tarry Wallace
Granite Street
H. L. Skillin
W.C.T.U
Morse High School Athletic Fund
West Bath Grange
Cosy Grange Hall
Ake Bradls
Mverent Rice
South Windham
Chester McMiadian
McMadian Dea
Alden Jameson
Brunswick
Marchimesen
Parker Small Tits
Porthuvl
Charles Sheridan
Ad Mas.itnakinditowe
Rankin Ads
Gayey
Discovery
the Mutual Savings Bank
Bath Savings Institution
W. OS. Flunter
Lewiston-Buick Co
George T. Larrabee
Larrabee
Sewall
Ralph WK. Tholl
George
Quiccksall
George J. Larrabee
William A .Furber
George P. Larrabee
Ralph WW. Tall
Walter Chase
Edward W. Bridgham
Quicksall
Hunter
Lloyd Trecker
Genesta Chapter
O. FE. S
Mabel Merrill
Alice Shackford
Alice Soule
Sarah
Amas J Paservase
Hartlebb
Ethel Sampson
Nellie Congdon
Annie Deering
Ada Deering
Grace Sampson
Esther Oliver
Susan Quick
Ehlers
Elizabeth Jackson
Charlotte Redson
Flora Hodgdon
Annette Merrill
South End P.T.A
John Crosby
Mary. Louise
Allsten
Crosby
Charles A. Thirriman
North Street
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