Winnegance Village Holds Card Party for Schoolhouse Funds
A community card party at the Winnegance Community House runs 2 to 4 pm on Thursday organized by the Mothers' club to raise money for schoolhouse equipment and repairs. Other village activities include quilting by the Evening Workers, social events, measles cases, a bridge hall party, and ongoing bridge and sidewalk repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Robert Po Manson
Joseph N. Day
Zina B. Hunt
Charles FE. Preble
Marion Raffaell
Belle Hunt
Portsmouth
N. H
Harry B. Williams
Ladies Aid
Frank Perow
Alfred Oliver
Bridge Hall
Grindell
Bath
William Campbell
Providence
R. J
June Higgins
John D. Rogers
Dromore
I. A. Trueworthy
Woman's Auxiliary
Phippsburg
Dromore Grange Hall
Winnegance
Squawcyb
Frank Perry
John G. Morse
Fred L. Parks
Parker O. Rogers
Winfield W. Morse
Er. O. Taylor
Corliss Street
I. G . Miing
W. F. Campbell
R. L
Winneganee
Marie “Perry
Arthur Brown
Harry F. Oliver
Wiliam Blaisdell
Grange membership soars as new units form nationwide
The nation sees about 5,000 new Grange members since New Year and a quarterly surge in new subordinate granges. Ohio adopts regional deputy law to supervise and aid granges, modeled after Michigan success. Grange wealth tops $2 million in property, excluding halls, with active protests in York County over rabbit releases by the State Game Commission.
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United States
Ohio
Michigan
York County
Pennsylvania
Grange
State Game Commission
Massachusetts
Ohio Grange leaders named to Ohio State University trustees
State Master Harry A. Caton appointed by the governor as a trustee of Ohio State University. Caton is a key figure in the state’s agricultural life, while State Lecturer George R. Lewis has served as state director of fairs for two years. Both are active farm leaders with strong support among rural communities.
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Ohio
Harry A. Caton
Ohio State University
Caton
George R.lewis
Enka, Bbs Abt
Sme
Oldest Sagadalioe County Resident Reaches 108
Mrs. Margaret I McParland aged 108 is the county’s oldest resident. Born April 22 1822 in Grand Maman New Jersey she married John McFarland and moved to Bath over 60 years ago. After several falls and illness she joined the Old Folks Home where she is content. She has nine children with three living Mrs Bliga Hansen and Mrs Angeline Casliste among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret I. McParland
Sagadalioe
McFarland
Grand Maman
N. J
James Kendrick
John McFarland
Bath
Mearland
Bliga Hansen Machiesport
Yobs Ailpah Carlisle
Angeline Casliste
Alberta
Can
Boston residents buy Pletcher house amid local transfers
Charles V. Minett De and Mrs. A F Williams and daughters Marilla and Anita of Boston purchase one of Minett's houses, the Pletcher place, after selling their Daymond home. Other notes list guests, moved households, visits, and property transfers around Basin, Parker Lead, Popham Beach, and East Boothbay with several families and individuals mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Williams
Marilla
Anita
Boston
Polley
CL Ve. Minett
Pletcher
Daymond Place
Elwin McPhee
van Buren
Mars
William Wt. Hawker
Ruth Mortwas
Mir
Chattes Morkin
Alice
Abbie Minott
New York
Malcolm
Children
Meanes
Sparks
Rostindale
Qatiss
Sumer
Parker Tead
Arthur Savage
Parker Lead
Greenlow House
Moob. Wilbur
Walthat
Mass
Simmer
Cox's
Kier Tibbetts
Benehmont
Mibridge Morse
James BE. Percy
New Bergen
Jaf Cox
Linwood Wiley
Bath
William RR. Bowie
Basin Quarries Co
Spar Tolding Co
Local visitor inspects Gowell building in Bowdoinham
John Coughlin of New Thu rpshire former gate keeper at the railroad crossing in the station was in Bowdoinham last week to view his property. He owns the Gowell building on Bridge street. Several panes of glass are broken from the town clock’s south side windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Stacey
St. Petersburg
Phil
Popham Beach
Nelson Weald
Yarmouth
James
Perkins
East Boothbay
Capt
Scott Wyman
Porthind
Oat Parker Peat
John Coughlin
New Thurpshire
Ele
Gowell
Bridge Street
Sabinites Plan Party at Red Men's Hall
Sabinite improvement association schedules a Friday party in Red Men's hall at 7 30. A box social will raise funds with ladies bringing and selling food boxes to men. supper to follow with social dancing. Farmers in Arizona irrigation districts advocate forming granges amid favorable reception.
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Sabine Improvement Association
Red Men's Hall
Grange War Over New York Billboard Lease Appeal
New York state grange members are urged not to lease land for advertising billboards or permit mounted signs on property. The appeal emphasizes preserving rural land value and scenery amid mounting roadside ads.
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Tie Grange
New York State
Grange
Miagmn AC
Cme
Tintin Tn bin
Mdfard
Graduation plans at Emm erson Grammar school in Richmond
Eighth grade pupils of Emm erson Grammar school organize graduation with essays recitations and a class prophecy by Miss Tawra M. Grondin and Miss Ruth Curran. The class has 17 members as town social notes detail alumni visits and local events in Richmond and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmerson Grammar School
Tawra M. Grondin
Ruth Curran
Amy Gradley
Legion Hall
George Kimball
Portland
Charles Ek. Tlewitt
Doon
Er- Heat Higgins
Maude Jones
Auburn
Henry Partridge
Kimball Street
Helen M. Rideout
James Rideout
Walliston
Mass
Boby
Richmond
Litehfield Mains
Norman Stewart
New York
Daniel Stewart
Richmond High School
Opera House
Daddy
Nan
Hatch
Evelyn Leslie
Augusta
Loretta Parks
Florence Watson
Bath
Harry Williams
Brunswick
Mrr
Seth Wilson
Carl PL Roberts
Porth
Henry Deehan
Thomas Gearrey
New — Bedford
Dovere
N. S Who
Haley
Roberts
Kittela
Duncan Lake
Ossipee
N. H
Lillian A. Tomson
Elmer EL
Mildred Ordway
Skowhegan
Frank I. Duren
Mary Taylor
Englewood
N. J
Lelind Branner
Providence
Thaddeus Card
C. J. Blair
Frank Hea
Medford
Emily Lilly
Nellie
Dresden
Zulette Allen
West Dresden
Sherman Dunham
South End
George Church
Bernard Vierce
Somerville
Ridge Road
Irving Meserve
Dresden Mills
Margaret L. Grover
Fred Webber
Randolph
Oscar Bailey
Albert Merrifield
Hallowell
Acc
Randall
Boston
Allen Constantine
Congregational Church
Dane Street
Kennebunk
W. T. Johnson
William Cherry
Danger
Frank Cheney
Front Street
Willit Bratnen
County Road
Mansfield Ball
Whitman
Earl Frost
Margaret BK. White
Vanessa Beedle
Perth
Aliold Hinchliffe
Elizabeth Thomas
Lrunswick
George Wren
James. Darling
Sherman Mills
Ida Hubbard
Swan Island
Arthur Maxwell
Serre Thre County
Lauran Williams
Ernest Curtis
Main Street
Hannah Cunningham
Damariscotta
Harry H. Johnson
Center Street
Harry Jordan
B. J. Ludwig
Mr. Johnson
Elizabeth Caswell
Itha Elele Ler
Water analysis reports Glefarry Spring Water quality
The samples submitted for analysis show total mineral solids of 125 and 146 grains per gallon with constant low mineral content. The report notes freedom from mineral solids and favorable bacteriological findings, deeming the water highly desirable for human consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glefarry Spring
A. B. Andrews
W. E. Tanner
Glengarry Spring
Brunswick
Maine
Mr. Tanner
Yaurs
Alfred
Bath Rotarians to Attend District Rotary Conference
Bath Rotary Club members will travel to Portland for the Eighth District Rotary International Conference. Notable speakers include Frank J. Mulholland of Toledo and Governor Ralph O. Brewster. Events include receptions, sessions at Keith's theatre, a conference dinner at City Hall, and a Friday round table followed by voting for the district governor nominee.
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Bath
Middle West
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Ralph O. Brewster
Charles Aubrey Eaton
New Jersey
Harvey L. Spangter
St. John
N. B
Canada
Fred W. Carberry
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert W. Hull
Salem
Mass
Eaton D. Sargent
Nashua
N. TL
Falmouth
Porthind Club
Mnain
George T. West
Western Homenade
Keith's
William B. Jack
Portland Club
Herbert C. Libby
Portland Country Club
John R. Bentley
Cleveland
City Hall
William BB. Jack
Portland
Neal W. Allen
Cty of
Adam V. Leighton
Kiwanis Club
Chester G. Abbott
Lions’ Clubs
Sewall
Strout
Exchange Club
James F. Albion
D.D
Brunswick
Porthend Club
Rotary Clubs of
Charles H. Simons
Boston
John GG
Winint
Gov
Brewster
Frank IL. Mulholland
Toledo
Portia Orchestral Society
Business Sesson
Keith’s
Robert W. Hill
Harvey L. Spangeli
St. Johnn
Eaton
Sargent
N. F
Robert Farquhar
Lawrence
Willard
Wylie
Beverly
Maine
City Bath
Pits
Herbert
Libby
Harvey L. Spangley
St. Joan
N. By
Charles A. Fitton
Harry T. Passmore
Bath Club
Bath Bath Cycle Club President Touts Athletic Field Plea
The Bath Cycle Club’s Kelley and Owen J. Ledyard were noted as players who relieved Kelley in the box during a game. After Kelley quit, his team led and he felt it right to stop pitching. A collection netted about 50. A July 1 petition to designate part of the city farm as an athletic field was presented by Alderman Morse and others. The Overseers of the Poor granted the request on August 14, requiring a 500 foot by 500 foot site with fencing and gates at the expense of the poor department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Cycle Club
Owen J. Ledyard
Kelley
Frank I. Nichols
Ernest F. Kelley
R. 1D. Bibber
H. F. Palmer
Sanford L. Fogg
J. Edward Drake
F. W. Hartnett
B. A. Coughlin
Bath
Range House
John A. Morse
Board of Overeers of the Poor
Kelley Field Historic Development and Public Support
A Maine city’s Kelley Field history notes formation of a baseball association, funds raised exceeding 3800 dollars, and local volunteers led by Ernest F. Kelley. Drainage work and graded levels created the first level diamond, with improvements through 1910 and 1921 when Kelley Field was officially named. The city council and athletics committee assumed control, seeking further drainage, grading, and fencing to enhance public recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball Association
Frederick H. Kimball
Ernest F. Kelley
Joth
Thomas G. Plant
Association
Bath
Maine
MW. Sewall
Committee On Athletics
Williams Flying Boat Exhibits a Modern Sea Plane
Fred Williams of South Portland showcases the Curtiss Seagull, a three seat flying boat with a Curtiss K-6 engine delivering 150 to 160 horsepower. It cruises at about 60 mph for 3 to 4 hours, requires 45 gallons of fuel, and features dual controls and water takeoff at 50 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Williams
South Portland
West Bath
The
Portland Express
Fred T. Williams
South Port Hnd
Harry M. Jones
Henry
Detroit
Portland
Jones
New York State
Williams
South
Colleys Return to New York From Kennebec Wharf Plant
Mr and Mrs F B Colley who lived at 54 Lincoln Street have moved back to New York. Colley supervised the installation of the discharging plant at the Kennebec Wharf and Coal Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colley
Lincoln Street
New York
Kennebec Wharf
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Bath Savings Institution
Arrowsie
Winneyance
Nathaniel Morse
Chester Talbot
Otis Hunt
Department of Education
Washington
National Grange
Sacramento
Cal
New England
Illinois
Margaret McFarland
Drummond Place
Fletcher Hcouse
Charles V. Minett
Bowdoinham
Sabinites Plan Party
Arizona
Irrigation Farmers
Glengarry
Bowdoin College
Dept. of Pathology and Bacteriology
Brunswick, Maine
W. EF. Tanner
Irop
Very
Yours, Pon. Whittier
Analysis Laboratory
A. BL Andrews Analytical Ance Consulting Chemist
State Assayer
Lewiston
My. W. F. Tanner
Rowdoin College
Department of Biology
Porthind High
Kelley Athletic Field
Albert L. Strout
W. Hartnett
A. A. Morse
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Board of Common Council
Kelley Field
Stamlig
Naid Feld
Sawngs Dept
Vees Ols
Aatish
Iary
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