Bath Fortnightly Club Finest Concert
Fortnightly club presented an entertaining program at Morse high hall with violinist Crawford Adams and reader Mrs. Hattie Breed. Adams played selections and invited audience requests including Meditation and The Barcarolle. Breed delivered humorous readings to an enthusiastic crowd. The event closed the year’s lecture series. Memorial hall at Bowdoin College will host Col. Harvey D. Gibson of the American Red Cross for his first Bouddoin address since returning from France, marking his alumni leadership.
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Morse High Hall
Crawford Adams
Hattie Breed
Mr. Adams
Col. Tiarvey D. Gibson
American Red Cross
France
Memorial Hall
Bowdoin College
Col. Gibson
Bowdoin
Easter Sunday at Corliss Street services and concert
Easter Sunday observations at Corliss Street featured large congregations, decorated pulpit, and a fine choir under James Perkins. Eight new members were received at morning fellowship. Evening program included a children’s Easter concert with many recitations and songs, praised for quality and trained by Mrs. John Hunt. Also notes trout and salmon fishing in Eastern Maine and river fishways efforts. Winnie Quinn returns from Luster visit in Toston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Perkins
Children of
C. M. Fogg
Theo McNeil
Clarence R. Eaton
Martha McDonald
John Hunt
Bowdoinham mill theft case linked to Heath
Irving Heath is arraigned in Bowdoinham on theft charges for bags of grain from Kendall mills. Probable cause found, he is bound over to the May Supreme Court term in 8100 bonds. A watchman confrontation and subsequent search at Heath farm yield more grain bags and a boat tied to Heath. Auxiliary community notes follow, including local events, births, deaths, and social gatherings in Bowdoinham and nearby towns.
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Irving Heath
Bowdoinham
Kendall Mills
Supreme Court
Frank Small
Small
Alphonso Wood
Cathaner Wharf
Heath
Robert H. Jack
Methodist Church
Richmond Farony
Brunswick
Guy Farnham
Richmond
Arabine Hall
Philip Rideoug
Bolton
Levi Leathers
Martha York
University of Maine
Bowdeinham
John Baker
Monmouth
Lowdoin
Ava Cornish
Lewiston
Methodist
Georgie Berry
Lemona Grange
West Bath
Albert _ Henderson
R. Dpd. Purinton
Mary Lilly
R. FE. Ferguson
C. G. Purinton
Bowdoinham Relief Association
Grange Hall
Soldier Boys
Lottie Cobb
F. J. Penley
Albert Tenderson
David Henderson
Kenneth Wilson
Corp
Massachusetts
Bb. P. Kendall
Boston
Kendall
W. L
Bonney
KB. W. Warren
Alfred Meliever
Yes
Carrie Warinten
Mary F. Purinton
Harpswell
Richmond Favour
Mary Ann Given
Anson P.M. Given
John Whitney
Melrose
Edward Plummer
Bostton
Mary Hatch
Eleanor Sparks
William K. Denham
Ridge Cemetery
W. I. Gould
F. BE. Duran
Portland
Surprise Birthday Party for Rev Mr Staples
On April 1 a surprise party was given for Rev Mr Staples with 35 attendees. The evening featured piano by Ada Purington, singing, three readings by Welan Gould, and a cake and cream served. Gifts were presented to Mr Staples by W. O H Gould.
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Mr. Staples
Ada Purington
Ameri Edna Graves
Welen Gould
W. O H. Gould
Woolwich Notes and Local Ongoing Happenings
Woolwich by 22 Members at the Meeting of Sagadahoc County Pomona at West Bath on Wednesday. Members of Woolwich grange attend West Bath Pomona Wednesday. A fine time, good dinner and excellent speaking was enjoyed by all. National Lecturer Katchum of Michigan was present. R. E. Grover passed Sunday at his home in Wiscasset. Frank Bailey has three litters of young pigs. Cyrus Gilmore and Charles Fullerton have charge of the Nequasset mill and fishway for the season. Mrs. Alice Stinson is nursing in Bath. Charles Fullerton has purchased the Colby property at Nequasset. George Gilmore and sister, Mrs. Collins, were shoppers in Bath on Tuesday. Various local visits, moves, and health notes follow, including residents in Bath, Wiscasset, Edgecomb, Arrowsic, and Montsweag.
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Miss Carolal
Brunswick
John Denham
Portland
Ralph Denham
Bath
W. W. Denham
M. H. Blackwell
W. A. Gould
W. L. Bonney
Bay Road
Rath Dunton
Susan L. Call
Alvin Call
Hattie Fulton
Jefferson
East Bowdoinham
Miss Fulton
Margaret Gile
Georgie Chapman
Harry Mosher
Wiscasset
Robert Temple
Selden Williams
Edna Skelton
Katherine Williams
Amasa Williams
Mary T. Purinton
Walter Reid
Mary Hardie
Tackensack
N. J
W. T. Wardie
Addie Trufant
Hattie Knight
Vivian Willisits Clark
Lewiston
F. I. Penley
L. J. Temple
Cobb Farm
Augusta
Joseph Dion
Massachusetts
Dion
W. LB
Darton
Wortland
Emma Brown
Ro F E. Ferguson
Hazel Grace
Ava Cornish
S. D. Thorne
Roland Small
Erland Rogers
Bowdoin
Gill Brown
Hattie
W. K. Rideout
George W. Merryman
Richmond
Bowdeinham
Emily
Abbie Gaye
Freeport
Mary Merryman
Rideout
Hattie Merryman Rideout
W. BR. Rideout
Emily Rideout
Woolwich Grange
West Bath Pomona
Katchum
Michigan
R. E. Grover
Frank Bailey
Cyrus Gilmore
Charles Fullerton
Nequasset Mill
Alice Stinson
Colby
Nequasset
George Gilmore
Collins
Gardner Greenough
Edgecomb
Evelyn Johnson
Fred Colby
George Chase
Ralph Dyer
Arrowsic
Flora Leonard
Boston
R. J. Gilmore
Adelbert Hall
Dummer Street
Hall
Roy Moore
P. Hall
Pearl
Phyliss
James Ryan
Leona
Roxbury
Mass
William Cromwell
Charles Sheridan
Ile
Dr. Walker
George Ames
Ames
David Henderson
Days Ferry
Sic Robertson
Wilbur Howe
Jesse Kelley
Union Bridge
West End
Henry Fariton
Fred Hayward
Camp Devens
Warren Dailey
Irving Thompson
Charles Quinntm
Rueld
Carrier
Grace Albee
Montswear
Jasper Mains
John Sheldon
FF. W. Carlton
John Reed
Montsweag
Warren Bailey
Joseph Carlton
Charles Sheldon
Chelsea
David G. Munsey
Harry Bailey
Wisseasset
Maurice Hathorne
William Downing
Millard Webster
Center
Henry Swartz
Kewiston
Florence Pratt
Woolwich
New York
Abel Rice
Leon Pratt
Torrey Roller
Blanche Black
Vrost
Vernon Ayer
Sandy Poin
Ligonaise Fuller
Emma Hathorne
Samuel
Brown
Alex Humphreys
Harold KE. Snipe
U.S.N
San Domingo
New Orleans
Fred Corliss
Tath
Roads in countryside improve after week of work
Automobilists report country roads have greatly improved over the past week. Towdeinham motorists visiting the city note easier travel to Topsham and past the fair grounds. The Mallett road remains rough in spots where the new Federal highway is under construction, but completion this season should remove honey pots.
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Towdeinham
Topsham
Fair Grounds
Mallett
Rival to Caruso Has a Bath Brother in Industry
A Bath plant worker, John Schuermann, is linked to the famed tenor Heinrich Schuermann through family ties. The article traces Heinrichs rise from Worcester to Berlin and Prague, aided by John’s support, and notes the brother John hopes may visit Bath and possibly hear Heinrich sing.
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Caruso
Bath
Teas Steamship Co
Brattleboro
Worcester
Mass
Worcester English High School
Clark College
Tis
Theodore Roosevelt
Clark University
William Heinrich
Conservatory of Music
Boston
Myron Whitney
Julia Marlowe
Mme. Schuman-Heink
Schnermann
Conservatory of Music At
Berlin
Kaiser
Wilhelm
Frankfurt
Trieste
Graz
Austria
Max Rosen
Heinrich Schuermann
Prague
United States
Munich
Bavaria
Heinrich Schuerman
John Schuermann
John
Easter Services Spark Large Beacon Lights Attendance
Large Easter crowds greeted Rev. H. Post who begins his second year as pastor. He preached "The Joys of Easter" in the morning and "Risen With Christ" at night. Special music by Beacon quartet and Mrs. Mank. One adult joined at morning service. Guilds met midweek. Ladies' Aid and Brotherhood gatherings occurred. Also notes delays in Middle and Center building plans due to architect’s medical advised hours.
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Er. H. Post
Post
Christ
Beacon Quartet
Herbert Mank
Weston L. Bonney
Washington Street
Ladies’ Aid
Fred Willis
Park Street
Beacon Brotherhood
Middle
Center O Streets
Arthur J. Dunton
Biggest Easter on Record at People's Church
Rev Samuel A Evans of People's church says Sunday easter service drew record attendance and offerings. Loyal girls class led by Mrs Hooker presented a basket of fresh eggs with chicks. Ladies aid and Sunday school supplied flowers for decorations to be given to shut ins tonight. Annual Easter concert by the Sunday school scheduled in the main auditorium tonight.
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Samuel A. Evans
People's Church
Loyal
Hooker
Candlepin Carnival Returns At Pine's Longfellow Square
The Portland candlepin carnival returns May 5 to 10 at Pine's Longfellow square alleys. Bowlers from Sanford Waterville and Bath enter. cash prizes in two classes for top string totals. Teams of five three and two compete plus an individual event with prizes for best strings.
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Portland
Pine
Longfellow Square
Tegins
Sanford
Waterville
Bath
Brownell and Collar Married at People's Church
Nathan K. Brownell of Portsmouth and Ruth L. Collar of Bath wed Sunday at 4 PM at the People's church parsonage 120 North Street. Rev. Samuel A. Evans officiated the single ring ceremony with no guests. Brownell, a steam fitter, is son of Charles Brownell of Portsmouth. Collar is daughter of Police Officer Fred Collar of Bath. They will reside in Portsmouth.
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Nathan KE. Brownell
Portsmouth
Ruth L. Collar
Bath
the People’s Church
North Street
Samuel A. Evans
Charles BE
BP. Brownell
Fred Collar
Brownell
Rents Fill 83 Of 90 Units In Palmer Field Housing
Eighty three of ninety newly built Palmer Field houses by the United States Housing Corporation are occupied with more tenants moving in. Weather delays on street stand ground work will resume and finish promptly. Funeral for Leroy M Reynolds held Tuesday at two at 88 Cherry Street home of parents Cyrus M Reynolds. Rev Frank H Hall of Wesley Methodist officiated. Bearers were John Sampson Jesse Sampson Bertram Willis Ernest Burnell. Burial in Oak Grove.
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Eighy
United States Housing Corporation
Palmer Field
Leroy M. Reynolds
Cyrus M. Reynolds
Cherry — Street
Frank HL. Hall
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
John Sampson
Jesse Sampson
Bertraam Willis
Ernest Burnell
Oak Grove
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Corliss Street
Althyne Munsey
Vera Rines
Silas Plant
Nalin Ee Ee
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Anna Chaney
Christine Lockery
Leila McPherson
Lily
Erances Knowlton
Margaret McNeil
Savings Bank
Margaret Chaney
Lawriston Trott
C. E. Society
the Garden
Ruth Holbrook
Gertrude Niles
Bels
Florentine Knowlton
Waeen
Maine
Piscataquis River
Winnie Quinn
Bath Tren Works Office
Toston
Davis Co
Maine Street
Kendall Grain Mill
Electa
CBS
Jack
Bowdoinham Post Road
DR. Mason M. Lemont
Front Street
Sagadahoc
Pomona
Carter
Richelieu
D.T. Percy & Sons
Oscar Holway
City Landing