Imitation Radio Bill Presented Monday by West Bath Grangers
The West Bath Grange held a radio program Monday night in its hall for 113 grangers and 34 visitors. The show featured impersonations, music, and humorous skits with Mrs. Doyle and Herbert S. Cavanaugh directing, plus segments on Patriots Day and a future degree conferral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grangers
Charles B. Doyle
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
West Bath
Charles T. Henderson
Ed” Haggett
Cavanaugh
Dorothy A. Welch
Mrs. Doyle
Hilbilly
John M. Howe
David S. Henderson
Harold E. Freeman
J. Bernard Comeau
David Henderson
Mr. Howe
Mr. Freeman
Charles Henderson
Mr. Comeau
Kate Smith
Doyle
Almena A. Jaques
Ed Wynn
Edwin W. Haggett
Paul Whiteman
Mr Cavanaugh
Handsome Harry
Nell
Dromore Farm Bureau Hosts Canning Session and Talk
Dromore Farm Bureau held an all day April meeting at the Community Club House in Winneganee with Miss Hortense A. Welch leading a session on Raising and Preserving at Home. Guests from Bath joined thirty members for demonstrations on storing vegetables and canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Farm Bureau
Winneganee
Hortense A. Welch
Bath
M. Helen Sims
Marie Marco
Vivian Brown
Miss Welch
Miss Sims
Winneganee Baptist Church
Grace
Emily Williams
Marie Colby
Beatrice McFadden
Evelyn Beals
Ethel Pinkham
Bernice Drake
Gertrude Small
Annie Lemont
America
Rachel Hodgdon
Alice Minott
Moreland Street
Roxbury
Mass
Women's Auxiliary
Lemont
Bureau
Jennie Harrington
Bess Manson
Lillian Perry
Anna Derwent
Connie Lord
Elizabeth Mayo
Gertrude, Small
Ann Deering
Florence Morse
Clara Oliver
Ruth Trask
Aletha Campbell
Mary Campbell
Sadie Carlson
Lizzie Belle Chaney
Hattie Cromwell
Albertha Williams
Elinor Thomas
Eva Rogers
Attempted Break-In At Robinhood Filling Station
An attempt to break into the Robinhood filling station near the Kennebec bridge occurred around eight o clock Tuesday night. Mrs Hatch operator found a glass panel broken and the door catch released as deputies investigated and suspected two suspects fled when she returned with fuel oil. Miss Geneva Mallett of Brighton Massachusetts is spending a week at home at 14 Walker Street.
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Robinhood
Woolwich
Kennebec Bridge
Ralph S. Hatch
Whather
Abram C. Oliver
Loring D. Small
Geneva Mallett
Brighton
Walker Street
Food Dealers Form a Code Authority in Sagadahoc County
About 20 grocers from Sagadahoc County and Brunswick formed a Local Code Authority at City Hall. George St Onge Jr of Brunswick and Lloyd E Steeves of Bath led representatives for independent retailers and various store groups, with Omer D Tondreau and Oscar F Thornton representing retailer owned and corporate chains. C D Merrill of Milliken Tomlinson Co was elected president and Harry W Crosman secretary. The authority aims to police code operation locally and set plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Harry W. Crosman
Eaton Reappointed Superintendent of Poor
Sidney L. Eaton was unanimously reappointed by the Overseers of the Poor for the ninth straight term. The board, also reelecting Roscoe P. McFadden as chairman and Alden G. Smith as secretary, will present the appointment to aldermen for confirmation. Morris S. Povich remains the third member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney L. Eaton
Mr. Eaton
Roscoe P. McFadden
Alden G. Smith
Morris S. Povich
Bowdoinham Social Calendar and Town Notes
Bowdoinham hosts bridge games at Mrs Charles Browne home with luncheon. many local residents visit relatives in Richmond Bath and Brunswick. The Senior class to perform a play April 20 at town hall followed by a dance to benefit the Bowdoinham Fire Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hackett
Bowdoin Sagadahoe Grange Hosts Program Contest
Bowdoin Sagadahoe Grange No. 31 held a regular meeting on Saturday April 14 at Bowdoin Center hall. The men and women presented hour long programs with songs readings duets and tableaux and a question on farm use for a single vehicle. The contest continues through three more meetings with both sides striving to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe Grange No
Bowdoin Center
Llewellyn Freeman
Alcid Couture
George Couture
Charles Caskery
Ernest Carr
George Byrnes
Herbert Roberts
Guy Williams
Nathan Doughty
George Merrill
George Burns
America
Mildred Carr
Mary
Angie Burns
Charaline Bickford
Reading
Daisy Bickford
Benja Keay
Erla Brown
Bowdoinham
Marion Curtis
Carrol Williams
Portland
Addie Williams
A. E. Purinton
Angie Purinton
Brunswick
Clifford Starbird
Bath
Otis Ackley
Grant Woods
Local Notices and Small Life Events In Calais Richmond and Bath
C Gill Brown leases diner to Wilbur Allen with Lynn Richardson of Richmond as assistant. Abbie Graves sells farm to Hoberh family of Calais. they plan to occupy home June 1. Fire near Ridge road on late W J Graves farm burns field and corner of house. extinguished by neighbors and fire engine. cause unknown. Three Richmond boys axle car near C O Purint’s home while heading to Portland for CCC camps. P A Cannon transports pupils to village school. Maria Curtis returns home from Bath guest visit. Mrs Harry Allen returns from Gardiner convalescent home improved. Mr Pratt and family move to Spear farm to work for Douglass and Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Gill Brown
Wilbur Allen
Lynn Richardson
Richmond
Abbie Graves
Hoberh
Calais
Ridge Road
W. J. Graves
Harry Allen
Gardiner
Mr. Pratt
Spear Farm
Douglass and
Burns
Salvor Towes Ship After Sugar Spill Off Sagua
A vessel hauled off Sagua after dumping nearly two hundred sugar bags overboard. The ship bound from Philadelphia to Sagua was towed to Key West where temporary repairs were made and salvage of ten thousand dollars was awarded to the Manuka crew. The class of 94 BHS announces an April 25 entertainment at Universalist church with music readings and a social to follow funds aid graduation costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Sagua
Manuka
Philadelphia
Key West
Morse
B. H.S
Universalist Church
Penney Begins Duties at Custom House Opening
April 17 1894 report notes Elliot F Penney newly appointed janitor assuming duties at the Custom House. Fairfield’s A F Gerald visits the city to oversee street railway affairs. John Gilmore plans to show in Freeport on Thursday. Houghton McLellan distributes cigars. A baby boy arrives at a local home yesterday morning. Bull Rock bridge closed forcing teams to Brunswick route via Blind Crossing. Robert Shaw resigns from Bath Iron Works to take a Buffalo NY position. Coon Club members enjoy many pleasant card parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliot F. Penney
The
Custom House
Phippsburg Notes From Bath Area Residents
Local items recount visits in Foxboro and Bath, groceries shut down in Bath after nine years, Popham Beach road frost impassability, winter travel by water favored. Dr Earl Perkins broadcast from Little America with Paul Siple collecting specimens. an owl is relocated to Bath Radio Service store window. Dromore grange initiates new members. several Bath visitors and family updates through town.
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Jay Daley
Foxboro
Mass
Raymond Campbell
Fred Sawyer
Dromore
Charles Hutchins
Bath
W. W. Percy
Percy
Agnes Cutting
Rachel Banning
Alice Minott
Roxbury
Rodney Wyman
Charles Stevens
Sanford
George Derwent
George Ingalls
Rose Carpenter
Phippsburg P. T. A
Horace Morse
Parker Head
Earl Perkins
Little America
Byrd
Perkins
Paul Siple
Dr. Perkins
Dromore Grange
Ralph Kenney
Walter McCourt
Martha Cutting
Charles Blair
High Street
Horace Holton
John
James Perry
Holton
Brockton
Ray Campbell
Campbell
Irving Harrington
Frank M. Bowker
Hamilton McCourt
John Rogers
Arthur Perry
Everett Harrington
Ralph Pye
Hattie Minott
Annie Lee
Weeks Street
Mabsl Mereen
Ashdale
John Lavery
Sebasco
Horace Woodman
Gilbert Woodman
Lena Oliver
Hazel Cunningham
Small Point
Edith Wheeler
Wheeler Cottage
Meadowbrook
Ivory Senderson
Geraldine
Herman
Saco
Thomas C. Hughes
Frank Leavitt
Popham Beach
Community Events Highlight Bath News Briefs
Miss Margaret Foote to attend a winter gathering Friday evening. Bath residents return from Florida visits and Joseph Entwistle plans to join friends in Boston then England. Grand Commandery U O G C to meet in Brunswick with elections and public installation. driftwood gathering continues with about 20 men and a large poplar haul. Car No. 8 derailed near W T Donnell's South End. issue with wires fixed and No. 7 restored service.
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Joseph Entwistle
Boston
England
Brunswick
Bath
Order
W. T. Donnell
Attendant Nurses Wanted Across Communities
recruitment notice from the Household Nursing Association invites applicants to complete a year of training at 222 Newbury Street Boston. The advertisement targets interested individuals seeking entry into nursing care roles.
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The
Household Nursing Association
Newbury
Boston
Winnegance Church School Plans and Local Happenings
A Winnegance church school meeting set plans for a contest to boost Sunday school and church attendance with new pupils and departments. A committee led by Harry P. Nason and Miss Omah C. Trott prepared a constitution and by laws. The service drew about 60 and 33 attended the church school. a Mayflower was found April 11 at Snow’s Landing. Local anecdotes include a wallet found and returned, a Squaw Club meeting, and roadwork pending as frost leaves the ground.
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Winnegance Church School
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Bridge Street
Harry P. Nason
Zina Eaton
Omah
Trott
M. Helen Sims
Thomas Totman
Omah C. Trott
Louise Tibbetts
Charles E. Preble
Bernice Drake
Miss Trott
Carl Banks
Paul Merry
Snow’s Landing
Winneganee Lake
Winnegance Church
Miss Sims
Walter Rogers
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Bowdeinham
Reed
Coombs
New Hampshire
Squaw Club
Walter Morse
Winfield W. Morse
Ormond Coggeshall
Lisbon
Progressive Union of Clubs
John G. Morse
John G. Morse, Jr
Harry C. Webber
Portland
High Street
Mrs Gladys Morin Dies After Illness at Bath Home
Mrs. Gladys E. Morin 49 wife of Dr Harry F Morin died at 1043 Washington Street Bath after several months illness. Born Napanee Ontario she studied at University of Toronto and worked as dietician at Bryn Mawr College and Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital. Survived by husband son Edward Harvard junior daughter Constance and three sisters. Funeral Friday at 2 P M at the home.
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Gladys E. Morin
Harry F. Morin
Washington Street
Morin
Napanee
Onetario
Alexander
Annaella Grange
University of Toronto
Bryn Mawr College
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
Boston
Dr. Morin
Bath
North-Center
Parent-Teacher Association
Girl Scouts
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Doris Holbrook
Topsham
Grange
Grange Hall
Randolph Scott
Barbara Fritchie
Heaven
Lionel Barrymore
Mae Clarke
Harold
Hal LeRoy
Patricia Ellis
Kay Francis
Ricardo Cortez
56Th Street
Walter Winchell
Claudette Colbert
Clark Gable
Winnegance
Newbury Street
Harris Tweed
Bath and Vicinity
N.R.A
Eaton
Sheepscot Hide CO
Wiscasset, Maine
Bowboinham
Charles Browne
Samuel Dorrance
Fred Duren
Patty
Karl Hatch
Annie Raymond
W. B. Williams
Dr. Pratt
Emily Rideout
Ernest Millay
Varina Denham
Frank Siegars
Barbara
L. D. Small
Maine Street
Erla Browne
Bow
Ella
John Purington
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham Diamond
Neal Roberts
John Sedgley
Dr. Lancaster
Worcester
Maria Gray
J. B. Lilly
Richard
Malden
Lilly
Mary Lilly
al Eldridge
Jessie Cromwell
Auburn
Women's Farm Bureau
Lovely of
R. D. Purington
Bridge Club
Joseph Sackett
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
Baltimore
A. S. MacDougal
Leslie
Newport
MacDougal
Bangor
Elmer Raymond
Eva Rideout
Camden
Phillip Rideout
Edward White
Nettie Brown
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Bath Trust
Center St. Mon
Bowdoinham Post Road
A. F. Gerald
Fairfield
John Gilmore
Freeport
J. Houghton McLellan
Bull Rock
Robert Shaw
Bath Iron Works
Buffalo
N. Y
Coon Club
C. A. Berry
Front Street
Phippsburg
Margaret Foote
Minnie Gilchrist
Jessie Weeks
Thomaston
W. W. Pendexter
Carrie
Florida
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