Man’s Attempt To Run City Ends In Failure
A man visiting Bath from Richmond claiming to seek work got intoxicated, tried to enforce his own rule on the sidewalk, and fought a longshoreman and others until Patrolman Potile intervened. He pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined $5 plus $4.50 costs, and promised to abstain, planning to seek work in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Potile
Johnny
Keegan
Richmond
Opera House
Ile
Actieu
Vortte
Bath
Newport
Patsy in the Vestry charms audience at Universa list church play
Clara Barton class at the Universa list church staged Patsy in the Vestry last Wednesday. Helen Powers led as Patsy with Bulch Mitchell, Dorothy Furber, Gertrude Maxwell, Martin Moulton and others delivering strong performances. After the show, dancing and music followed as the cast raised about 35 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Barton
Universalist Church
Patsy
Helen Powers
Bulch Mitchell
Nita Farrell
Dorothy Furber
Lucretia Lane
Gertrude Maxwell
Ruth Felding
Martin Moulton
Hilda Williams
Gladys Mitchell
Plelen Kurber
Death of Mrs Elizabeth W Ball Widower of Carlos Ball
Mrs Elizabeth W Ball widow of Carlos Ball of Conant Ball Co Boston dies. News reached Mrs Frank A Purington her niece’s aunt funeral held Wednesday at her Malden home Earlestreet. Mrs Ball well known locally, visited her sister the late Mrs Annie Varney Coombs. D B Sylvester chef at King Tavern attends Boston Herald-Traveler cooking school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Purington
Elizabeth W. Ball
Carlos Ball
Conant, Ball & Co
Boston
Earlestreet
Malden
Ball
Annie Varney Coombs
B. Sylvester
King Tavern
Boston Herald-Traveler
Bath business men plan joint effort for city welfare
The Bath business men gathered in the common council room to discuss a new organization aimed at the industrial and commercial benefit and general welfare of the city. A second meeting is set for next Wednesday to formalize the group, its name to be decided later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fooluske
Hanied
Fred DC
Chamber of Commerce
Robert J. Hatch
Rufus A. Hall
Bath
Jason A. Merrill
Clarry 1.Ridge
John A. Legre
Aississippi
Rotary Club
Keep Number Plates Visible and Clean
Capt Harold A Miller of the State Highway Patrol warns drivers to ensure registration plates are not hidden by bumpers or obscured by tail lights. He urges checking legibility day and night and keeping plates clean from mud to avoid patrol notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Miller
State Highway V Police
Capt. Miller
Four Scholarships in Music Awarded by SOCAS
The Brunswick Orchestral and Choral Society awards four music scholarships. Charles A. Warren funds violin instruction for Ruth Johnson of Topsham. Mrs. Charles T. Burnett provides cello study for Venise Caron. Prof. Charles C. Hutchins offers oboe lessons to Olivine Bouquet. Horace D. Lovell provides clarinet instruction to Ralph McCrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Orchestral and Choral Society
Socas Tonowss
Horace D. Lovell
Ralph @. McCrum
Frank McCrum
Local items note injuries and community updates in Georgetown
Mrs. M E Rich suffered a painful eye injury while basket making. Repairs on Western Cove bridge and railings finished. Clergy Rev WS Bosch preached at First Baptist church. Social life includes Master concert at Five Islands and visits between Bath and Georgetown residents. Roads, local travels, and church activities populate the week’s personal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Rich
Western Cove
WS. Bosch
First Baptist Church
Ralph Reynolds
George F. Oliver
Ubalifax
Mars
Oliver
Poplin
Five Islands
Frank Ulead
Sewall P. Olver
Bath
Carlton
Woolwich
Robinhood
William Oliver
Willian Todd
Frank Cleald
Webster Harvey
Gracie Ward
Topstum
Johnny Blackie
Grant
Phiarseay
Gi. Weadd
Woo
Walter Gordon
Thee Sturmer
William Boyd
West Georgetown
Josie Willisns
Arthur Buzze
Piaddnim
Ive Islands
Georgetown
Frederick LitsSey
Mondsy
Grace Scott
Waltham
Mass
Exie
George Po Oliver
F. No Willinas
Charles Thana
Mev
Edgar Hunt
Alice Cromwell
Hemome
George IP. Oliver
Easter Program At People's Church Draws Large Audience
A church program at People's Church featured hymns duets and recitations. Participants included Alice Stover Jimmie Steen Lana Thali Cletts and Gladys Barrett with readings by Dorothy Ning and Howard Steen. An Easter message framed the event amid a busy roster of soloists and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster
Jesus
Isen
Lily Ree
Hien
Philip MacNeil
Thelua Green
Sune
King Lida MacNeil
Dee
Alice Stover
Jimmie Steen
Nat
Elena Thelma
Caroline
Parket
Joseus
Dorothy King
Teoctgsnl
Lana Thali Cletts Sliver
Binneh Moody Deaie Ie
Ethel Seavy
Ethel Tayi
Peis
Cote
Leonard
Merline MacNeil
Phe
Cea
LM Qassads
Willis Pfall
Dolly
Mister Pato
Harret
Moody Nisaete
Mary Anderson
Rees
Dorothy Ning
Pisma Sole
Nessie Galvin
Mars Anderson
Roselyn Tall Doiln
Hisie Moody Didisa
Laura Pushard
Ladas Barrett
Funeral of J H Mulligan in Oak Grove
The body of John Phenry Mulligan who died suddenly in Tampa Florida arrived Tuesday morning. Services were conducted by Rev. Nicholas J. Horan of St Marys Church. A large cross was dedicated as a gift from Capt. A L P Cheney and the officers and crew of the schooner M Vivian Pierce where Mulligan served as engineer. Floral tributes accompanied the burial at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phenry Mulligan
Personal Notes From Upton and Nearby Towns
Miss Sadie Reynolds returns to her parents in Upton Massachusetts after work there. Edna and Cora Martin of Lewiston come home after a weekend with their parents on Lincoln Street. Weekend visitors Mr. and Mrs. George Brown of Pittsfield host district superintendent of the Central Maine Power Co. Chianacey Lewis of Everett Massachusetts with Mer and Mrs. Albert McPadden on Park Street. They visit Mrs. Lewis's parents in Westport Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Reynolds
Upton
Mass
Mar
Thomas E. Reynolds
Upper Washington Street
Edna Martin
Cora Martin
Lewiston
Samuel J. Martin
Lincoln Street
George Brown
Wpittsfield
Brown
Central Maine
Busy season expected at MacMahan summer colony
Miss Irwins School Philadelphia teacher notes a large influx of young people. Harvard and Princeton sophomores attend the season amid plans for electric lighting, steamship and rail service improvements, and steady auto highway conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Irwin
Philadelphia
Frederick P. Taft
Harvard
Alexander BP. Taft
Princeton
Arthur N. Lass
Colorado Springs
Edward Bowdoin Nealley
Bowdoin
James J. Lazell
Theodore S. Lazell
Annapolia Naval Academy
Newton
Newton Countyrs Day
Gareeau
John Lovett Morse
Boston
Hier
Lovett
Pharvard
MacMihan
Five Islands
Arthur W. Walker
Walker & Dratt Mtg. Co
Astern Steamship Lines, Inc
City of
Bangor
Dune
Bath
MacMahan
Islindts Steamboat Co
Baath
Poston
New York
Prizes Announced for Military Training Camps at Camp Devens
The Military Training Camps Association outlines prizes for Camp Devens trainees. Six bronze medals from Civitan Aides of six New England states plus a gold medal from Pierpont L. Stackpole will honor top Basic Course students from each state. Gold goes to the highest among state winners. Additional bronze medals and silver cups reward top performers across courses and corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Training Camps Association
Pet Citizens Militain
The
Engineering and Signal Corps
Dr Kershner Addresses Central Church Club
Dr Woe Kershner spoke before the Potary club on Reeble Mindedness then gave a longer talk to the Mens club of Central church at the parish house Tuesday night. Despite poor attendance his talk was illuminating and interesting. Members discussed the subject, then sang together and enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woe. Kershner
Mens Club
Central
Kershner
Glidden Elected President of Sagadahoc Club
At the Sagadahoc V PooOAL meeting on April 16 Emmersen Glidden was elected president for the remainder of the year. The club voted to redecorate the walls and furnishings of the club house. The association seeks new members and anyone wishing to join should apply at once as it plans a busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe
Good Friday Service Draws Crowd at First Baptist
A well attended Good Friday service at First Baptist featured high quality music and inspiring addresses. Rev. Charles E E Brooks of Wesley Methodist read the Scriptures and Rev. John A. Swetnam, pastor, presided over the program as published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
First Baptist Church
Charles EE. Brooks
Wesley Methodist
John A. Swetnam
Card of Thanks from Ellsworth B. B. Loveitt family
The Loveitt family of Georgetown Maine expresses gratitude through this paper to friends and neighbors who assisted them during their recent bereavement. Dated April 21 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ellsworth BB. Loveitt
Georgetown
Maine
Five Islands Easter Concert Under Mrs Teall
Five Islands hosted an Easter concert at the church Sunday with Mrs Frank Teall directing a long program. Readers note performances by Helen Rowe, Marjorie Berry, Hazel Gray, Barbara Gray, Kathleen Gray, Harrold Pinkham, Martia Campbell, and others along with recitations, duets, and a pantomime. Local residents attended. birthday wishes and community updates followed, including visitors from Boston and Bath and scene of church activities andEs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Fine
Frank Teall
Nyinn
Ieee Ein
Helen Rowe
Esistonticn
Cee Arese
Marjorie Berry
Hazel Gray
Cristinie
Puaklyun
Hope Berry
Barbara Gray
Kathleen Gray
Harrold
Pinkham
ECHL
Sherman Campbel
Voodsay
Ivao
Altice Cromwell
Aurelia
Kathleen Garay
Adbertiog Stevens
Lelia
Dey Campbel
Ebthisn
Giray
Phallis Stevens
Cote Beis
Mona Campbell
W.T
Meretia Moore
Lava Gris
Aurelia Gray
Llae
Edith Pinkham
Albertina Stevens
Rissie Carr
Liiva Gray
Hscs
BNL Pier
Tee Alice Cromwell Hignin
Cluret
Sunshine Circle
Ladies At Sunshine Committee
Ken Howris
Mars
A. E. Tolhind
Guite
Georgetown
Bay Point
Sarah Stevens
Mire Cris
Stevens
Plm
Reid
A. J. Thibodeau
John Hinckles
Porthaned
TE NL Netley
Newton
Mass
Theo Lucell
Towsa
E'bridge Mains
Bowdoinham
Mas. W. Vo Staal
Grace Campbell
Sherman
Myrna
Addie Stevens
Will Fiehl
Bath
Percy Savage
High Rock
Miss Powers
Robinhood
Fred Rittall
Fred Ritual
Leon Williams
Waltham
C. Davis
Mer
L. H. Rowe
Clo Alinchen
Boston
Victor Pinkham
Porth
Sawyer & Barker
Alo. Rowe
Orville Rowe
Verdon Garay
Judge Pierce
Seguinland
The
Missionary Society
Ellsworth Pinkhill
Ladies’ Aid
Fred Ritter
W. OT. Berry
AL AL MacMahan
LG. Lewis
Hayward Loses Mock Trial Case at Morse High
A Morse High School mock trial ended with Rayvivond Vo Hayward losing against Johnnie Walker over alleged alienation of Hayward's wife. The defense exposed motives, witnesses testified, and the courtroom drama featured Mrs Hayward and others in a revealing student-performed trial supervised by Miss Litthetiel's law class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Morse High School
Morse High Assembly Hall
Rayvivond
Vo Hayward
Johnnie Walker
Tiasward
Johnnie
Attornes
Dee Joe Devle
Daron
Red” Spinney
Ilasward
Pannie Small
Oswald Archibald
Tiayward
Chris Ua
Phigward
Crass
eMinion
Spinney
Gentlemain
de Whdee
Doyle
Autus Perkins
Ian
Are Deeyte
Pyter Sydames
Plaintif
John Phives
Pyemet Carristae
Willis
Toeuibers
Miss Litthetiel
Demand for Tickets for Coming Recital
A major recital at Pine Hall is announced for April 28 with tickets sold at Ma kerstye's Music and through Mendelssohn club members. Nyiregyhazi is praised as a dazzling pianistic genius and the concert is directed by Walla Rogers Chapin, drawing music lovers to secure seats in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naisibaizio
Westley
Ehuren Oon
Vickers
Makerstye
Mendelssoln Club
Neviregghazi
Isoutken
Liszt
Paris
Angers
Odd Fellows Card Party At Lincoln Lodge
Lincoln lodge hosted a bi weekly whist night with ten tables. Winners of first prizes were Mrs Charles Anser with OL points and Ilward Cornish with 62 points. Second prizes went to Mrs Minnie J Pharlew with 42 points and John Conant with 9 points. Boobies were awarded to Mrs Abner Johnsen and George Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lodge
Odd Fellows
Charles Anser
Ilward Cornish
Mors. Diinnie J. Pharlew
John Conant
Abner
Johnsen
George Nelson
Petition to Sell Estate Property Receives Court Hearing
Bernard Al Bove of Prilannd trustee for George Brackley requests court permission to sell property on EES Acadeimay street for best interests of the estate. Referee Hall sets hearing at his office 2 Front Street on Min Sat 2. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Eugene Gannon is named Elizabeth Lane on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard AL Bove
Prilannd
George BL Brackley
Bath
Bankyupr
Williams TP
Ees Acadeimay Street
Referee Hall
Front Street
Min
Mar
Eugene Gannon
High Street
Elizabeth Lane
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Johns-Manville
Read Nichols CO
Commercial Street
People's Church
People’s Church
J. H. Mulligan
M’mahan
DR. Kershner
Central Church Club
Christmas Cove, Maine
Edgar O. Achorn
Tremont St
Congress
Rede
Leonard Wetherbee
Mrs. W. FP
Wetherbee
Hhew
Walker
Tom Jewelica
Coes Walker
Doxyle
Stubby” Carr
Johnnie Hayes
Helen Gow
Mary
Anna Conley
Helen Pianlin
Nellie Singer
Stella Duprey
A. B. Scott
Frank Sheridan
Tillie Diaward Evelyn Rowe
Thelnit Barbour
George Davis Rufus
Perkins
Kenneth Sheldon Thomas Jewett
Phil Boudreau
Louise McPhee
Bill
Lamson- Hubbard
John J. Desmond
Live Store of Good Hats
ODD Fellows Card Party
Castoria
Fletcher
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