New Books Added at Pattenree Library This Year
The Pattenree Library lists new titles since January 1 including The Tale of Our Merchant Ships by Charles KF Cartwright and a long catalog of works from history to fiction. Notable names include Forster, Cartwright, Huxley, and Merrington with diverse topics from travel to science. Mr and Mrs Harry E Stetson are in Washington for a few days vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattenree
Charles KF. Cartwright
Bath
Baltimore
Maine
Clark and Sewall
Isot
Carolyn Wells
S. I. Cauffman
Sivelair Lewis
Sir Oliver Lodge
Frederick M. Babcock
Charles H. McIlwain
Mexico
Vernon
Percival C. Wrenn
Sabatini
Arthur T. Hadley
A. Kippis
Combustion
Vlant
Thomas A. Marsh
Christopher
Cressida
Montgomery Carmichael
Chilsworth Tluntington
Ireland
Norreys J. O'Connor
Cape Cod
Old Colony
Albert DP. Wrighiu
Samuel M. Crothers
Divine Lady
E. Barrington
Dicken's Own Story
Sir William KR
Nicoll
B. M. Bower
Dalla
The
Cynthia Stockley
E. V. Oppenheim
Herbert Quick
Henry F. Osborn
Havelock Ellis
Harry K. Webster
Loring
Jeffrey Farnel
Lazarus
Henri Beraud
London
Laramie
Joseph Lb. Ames
Anne Boleyn
Phillip W. Sargent
Sir Philip H. Gibbs
A. S. Hildebrand
Marine Engineers
F. W. Sterling
Peabody Museum of Salon
G. B. Stern
Charles I. Haskins
Marie Antoinette
Hilaire Belloc
John Galsworthy
Orphan Island
Rose Macaulay
James Morgan
Que Way Streets
Beale Davis
Richardson Wright
Court of International Justice
Manly O. Hudson
Porto Bello
A.D. H. Smith
India
E. M. Forster
Lachlas Reymont
Charles Lawson
Louis Tracy
Pocket Book For Mechanical Engineers
David Allan Law
Stuart TP Shefian
Prilligirl
A. Hyatt Verrill
Henry van Dyke
Keble Chatterton
Lord Harker
John Masefield
Anthony Pryde
H. Ernest Hunt
I. H. Davis
Charles N. Pickworth
Sidney Howard
Yools
Henry H. Saylor
Charles E. Cartwright
Mary Gorden
Edward W. Bok
Zane Grey
Thomas
Jean Cocteau
A. Huxley
Phelps and Johnson
William Darnford Gorgas
Lawrence
Arabia
Lowell Thomas
Margaret Lewin
Agnes M. Makensie
Edward A. Filene
Justin H. Smith
J. 8
Fletcher
the Twain
TH. G. Woodworth
West
Virginia Macfayden
Harry E. Stetson
Washington
Georgetown League Attends Socials and Visits
The Georgetown group reports visits by Mrs. Emma Billings and Mrs. Clara Reed from Woolwich among many cameos of locals and visitors. Residents attended church offerings, summer-home travels, and family weekends in Bath Robinhood West Georgetown and surrounding towns with numerous travelers and a hospital update for Roy Newman of Darien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Emma Billings
Clara Reed
Woolwich
Jtown
Martha Rich
Boston
H. J. Brown
George S. VL. Brennan
Richmond
Irving F. Hunt
Edgar Hunt
Wilton Campbell
Sabattus
Robinhood
Alvah Reynolds
Bath
Evelyn Hussey
Center School
Clifton Matthews
Phillip Smith
Ballery Harford
Lexington
Mass
Sagadahoe Bay
Ferninand Reyher
Newersey
Harold Heald
Jennie Todd
Brookline
Clayton Rowe
Augusta Rowe
George Williams
Waterville
Jennebee Point
Harold Brown
Junior
Cumberland
W. T. Boyd
Sanbornville
N. H
Blanche Westall
Lewiston
First Baptist Church
Roscoe P. Todd
Warren
Melrose Highlands
William Todd
W. C. Todd
First Baptist
Fred Andrews
Kennebec Point
Leon Williams
T. M. Hagan
Sumner
Burnside Powers
Elizabeth MacMahan
Elizabeth R. MacMahan Dies at 74 in Bath Visit
Elizabeth Rosetta MacMahan 74 widow of George W. MacMahan of Georgetown died Sunday in Bath at the home of her daughter Mrs. Winfield Cressey. She had heart trouble and had lived in Georgetown except for two winters in Bath. She leaves five sons Clement V. Georgetown Winrop R. Bath Howard G. Southport Charles Everett Mass Horace Freeport and five daughters Annie J. Cressey Bath Adelaide I. Scott Bowdoinham Edith N. Vowers Georgetown Ruby K. Cramp Wiscasset Nettie Carpenter Titusville Pa. One sister Annie Davis Monhegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rosetta MacMahan
George W. MacMahan
Georgetown
Bath
Winfield Cressey
Tarbox Street
Mrs. MacMahan
William and
Mary Labree
Corliss Street
Clement V
Winrop R
Howard G
Southport
Charles
Everett
Mass
Horace MacMahan
Freeport
Annie J. Cressey
Adelaide I. Scott
Bowdeinham
Edith N. Vowers
Ruby KR. Cramp
Wiscasset
Nettie Carpenter
Titusville, Pa
Annie Davis
Monhegan
Court rules rented radio gear aboard ships not part of vessel
Judge Bledsoe in the Southern District of California ruled that rented radio apparatus installed on the British yacht Prontiersman by the Marconi Co. is not part of the ship and cannot be seized in a ship libel. The decision, first of its kind, affects marine radio claims as thousands of dollars of equipment aboard vessels remains uncolonized by the vessel lien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bledsoe
District Court For
Southern District of California
Prontiersman
Marconi Co
Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth R MacMahan at Center Street
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth R MacMahan widow of George W MacMahan was held Wednesday morning at ten at 105 Center street with Rev Elwyn O Taylor of Corliss street church officiating. Burial took place at MacMahan Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth R. MacMahan
George W. MacMahan
Center Street
Elwyn O. Taylor
Corliss Street Church
MacMahan Island
Independent Letters Page Seeks Reader Feedback
The Independent notes growing reader circle across Gadahoc County and former residents now away, inviting comments and suggestions to improve the paper. A recent letter is shared as an example of reader input.
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The
Independent
Gadahoc
Maine Readers Letter From Buffalo Credits Bath Bridge Project
Rev. David F. Atherton writes from Buffalo to praise the Kennebec River bridge effort and to note Maine ties. He highlights Maine-born family links, the State of Maine Club of Buffalo, Bowdoin alumni, and a planned banquet with Dr. Lucien Howe honored for fifty years of medical service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
David F. Atherton
Buffalo
N. Y
Atherton
New York
Bath Independent
Chronicles
Maine
Pine Tree
Toown
Woolwich
Winship R
Kennebec
Bath
Carlton
State of
Bowdoin Club of
Maine College
Lucien Howe
Bowdoin
Howe
Europe
State of Maine
Bowdoin College
State of Maine Club of
Bowdoin Club
Standish
David FF. Atherton
Postponed Brunswick Golf Tourney Due to Snow Storm
The golf tournament at Brunswick golf links was postponed because heavy snow covered the course. It will be held Saturday if possible and 116 players paid to enter, with potential for at least 150 to tee off. Entry fees allow use of the links in the summer if the event is not held.
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Brunswick Golf Links
Harrison Colony Radio Concert Pleases Bath Fans
Bath radio listeners enjoyed a Harrison Maine colony concert broadcast from WIA New York between 10 and 11 PM. Charles Harrison, a well known tenor, opened with a lyric solo and Miss Bradley performed, while other performers shared in an entertaining program despite static interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Harrison, Maine
Cumberland County
Wia
New York
White Mountains
Maine
Charles Harrison
Funeral for Albert Lakin Held at Home
Albert Lakin former groceryman and city employee died suddenly Monday afternoon from heart trouble. Funeral held Wednesday at 2.30 p m at his home 655 Middle Street officiated by Rev John A Swetnam of the First Baptist Church bearers were Fred Lakin Edward Rines Guy Paine and Samuel Lakin burial was in Onk Chea
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lakin
Middle Street
John A. Swetnam
First Baptist Church
Fred Lakin
Edward Rines
Guy Paine
Samuel Lakin
Onk Chea
Funeral for Miss Eleanor Philbrook Cushing
Funeral for Miss Eleanor Philbrook Cushing will be held at 11 Friday forenoon at the home 25 Green Street. Mrs Earl Dow of Woolwich visited her parents in North Edgecomb over the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Philbrook Cushing
Green Street
Earl Dow
Woolwich
North Edgecomb
Five Islands Grange notes and local visits
At the last grange meeting the third and fourth degrees were conferred on Mrs. E. B. Billings Philip 8. Campbell Jr. and Mark Hanna. Sandwiches and coffee were served at recess. Dozens of local residents and visitors spent the weekend at cottages and cottages near Bath and Five Islands with many trips and visits noted among families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Billings
Philip 8. Campbell, Jr
Mark Hanna
C. W. Noreton
A. A. MacMahan
G. Stevens
Donald Stevens
Isleford
Bath
W. F. Delano
Five Islands
Lemuel Ayers
Cipe Newegan
Charles Moore
Wo Nocton
Avalon
T. W. Blaisdell
Grange Hall
John Reed
Arthur Berry
William Belanger
Georgetown
J. VP. Lewis
Malden
Mass
I. H. Rowe
Ambrose Thibedeau
George Carey
Madge O’brien
James
Hallowell
L. H. Rowe
C. C. Davis
Evelyn Rowe
John Grindell
Alr. l
J. E. Blairdell
Melvin Harford
Milan and Westport couples linked by engagement at Hamlin gathering
The Milan California event centered on Miss Thea Hamlin and Ronald L. Tarbox of Westport Me San Francisco Cal as the engagement news emerged from a February 21 gathering hosted by Mrs G H Hamlin Thea Hamlin a Hebron academy and Mt Holyoke alumna taught languages at Westbrook and New London Tarbox an engineer with the American Sidney Short Line Steamship Co has many Milan friends. Miss Rachel Potter departed Portland on a Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Cal
Tarbox
Bath Iron Works
Hebron Academy
Georg Hamlin
Hamlin
Miss They
Miss Dorris
George Washington
Thea Hamlin
Ronald L. Tarbox
Westport
San Francisco
Agnes Mingwood
Ives
Miss Hamlin
G. H. Hamlin
Hebron
Mt. Holyoke College
South Hadley
Mass
Westbrook Seminary
Portland
New London
Conn
James Tarbox
Sidney Short Line Steamship Co
San Franccisco
Sidney
Australia
Migace
Mishaps of Minerva Presented by Tuesday Club Ladies
The comedy Mishaps of Minerva was staged at Winter Street Chapel by the Tuesday club of the church. Mrs Maxwell Powers led as Minerva with strong turns from Mrs Clinton D. Wilson and others, and Miss Marion Freeman directed the production which closed with Minerva and Dr Brown in a final embrace as the mystery of the burglary is solved. The show featured musical interludes by local artists between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva
Winter Street Chapel
Minervas
Bath
Maxwell Powers
Clinton D. Wilson
Arthur Crockett
Francis G
Alice Johnson
Sterling
Langdon ‘T. Snipe
Albert FP. Austin
David Alkazin
Marion Freeman
Edwin Dodge Flardin
Dr. Brown
Mrs. Wilson
Surington
Min
Ruth Skillings
Mrs. Alkazin
Ruth
J.V.D.S
Robert B. Hatch
Sky Blue Water
Mildred Albee
Hope Hersom
Barefoot Trail
Mary Woodward
Cr. Brown
Men’s Club Orchestra
Thomas EE. Artis
Harry A. Starbird
Percy Low
Jobo Verhues
Central's Annual Vaudeville Show Promises Laughter
The Central church parish house hosts the League annual vaudeville show next Wednesday evening with a full comedy program. The League orchestra performs its last public appearance, featuring a cake walk revival, comedy readings, character songs, and Madelyn Chase with her troupe in an up to date sketch. Will Small closes with a public lecture and a lively forum.
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Central Church Parish House
League
League Orchestra
Madelyn Chase
Will Small
Pable
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Hartnett
Company Omplete
Ramon Perez de Avila
Hubbard Hutchinson
Nicholas Murray Cutler
James GC
Prazer
Palstaff
James White
Father Abraham
Irving Bacheller
Golden Flower
Arthur
Count Gobineau
Manana Land
Harry L. Poster
Asterisk
Greater France
Africa
William M. Sloane
Apna KR
Burr
Charles IL Grandgent
Chessea Fraser
Low
King W. Lardner
Francis Careo
A. W. Palmer
Charles D. Hasyves
J. al Altsheler
Ramapo Pass
Everett F. Tomlinson
Peterkin Papers
Lucretia TP
Hale
Everett T.tomlinson
Marguerite Merlington
Ralph Henry Barbour
Anne Bosworth Greene
Jim Spurling
Millman
Albert W. Tolman
Jeanne
Alice M. Culver
Jane Abbott
Jomnpa Sport
Augusta H. Seaman
Pekin
Kilbourne
Bob Hanson
Carter
Peggy
Laura E. Richards
Katharine Pyle
Bath Grain CO
Commercial St. Tel
Harrison Colony
Albert Lakins
Miss Cushing
Grange
Rachel Potter
John J. Desmond
Tuesday Club
Montsweag Farm
Wiscasset, Me
Central
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadabock Block
Bath, Me
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