Miss Moses Will Directs Funds to Bath Pupils
Bath learns Miss Elizabeth R Moses of Bath left 2400 to aid a Morse high school senior with further education. She also bequeathed 1200 to William F Moses fund, 900 to Patten Free Library children’s department, 600 to Bath Red Cross Nursing Service, and 300 each to Central church parish Opportunity Farm and other groups. Executors delayed payments until prior bequests were settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Elizabeth R. Moses
Bath
City of Bath
Miss Moses
William S. Shorey
Allan Spear
Patten Free Library
American Red Cross
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Central Church Parish
Opportunity Farm
Children’s Home Society
Augusta
Maine
Bible Society
Ladies Aid of
Central Church
Central Church League
State Librarian addresses Rotary in Bath luncheon
Rev Henry E Dunnack Augusta state librarian spoke on the economics of the current depression at the Rotary Club luncheon in Bath. He argued causes include rising production and dividends with falling wages and employment, inflexible monetary policy, and excessive credit, and urged shifting from dividends to wages with shorter hours. He praised President measures as guiding toward stability and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
The
Phoenix
Henry E. Dunnack
Augusta
America
Dunnack
N. Gratz Jackson
State House
Herbert L. Spinney
Mark A. Jackson
Wilbur C. Oliver
Sumner Sewall
Edward W. Bridgham, Jr
E. E. Wardwell
O. E. Page
Bath
Burtis F. Fowler
Monmouth
Lewis Hopkins
Fort
Murray Club Card Party at Cosmopolitan on May 4
The Universalist church Murray club will host an afternoon card party at the Cosmopolitan club on Thursday May 4. Committee on reservations includes Mrs Edward D True and Mrs Madeline Merrill.
Elmhurst card party a successful Red Cross benefit
Elmhurst hosted a large afternoon card party for the nursing activities committee of Bath's Red Cross chapter. About 200 attended at 38 contract and auction tables, music by the Rainbow Hawaiians, and proceeds exceeding $160. Guests from out of town included Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Farnum, with prizes awarded for top contract and auction scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmhurst
The
Red Cross
John H. Hyde
Bath
Edward W. Hyde
Nursing Activities Committee
Rainbow Hawaiians
Jane Spinney
Daniel T. Dougherty
Arthur Crockett
Seth S. Mullin
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Motor Corps
Kate McCarty
Mary Newell
Carolyn Plant
Jane Hyde
Mary Sewall
Louise Briggs
Elizabeth Butterfield
Donald S. Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Alfred E. Carpenter
Helen Shaughnessy
Donald D. Young
Merritt Mitchell
Roland F. Hill
T. W. Pease
W. Percy Marks
Frederick H. Kimball
Arthur Sewall
Rodney E. Ross
George Hunter
Anne Kimball
Miriam W. Kimball
Alden G. Smith
Edwin H. Given
Sumner Sewall
Daylight Saving Time Begins In Bath On Sunday
Daylight saving becomes effective Sunday morning at two o clock. Bath will conform to the East's custom though the town clock and offices stay on standard time. Employees may adjust hours if desired. Remember to set clocks ahead Saturday night. Daylight saving lasts from the last Saturday in April to the last in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Five Bath boys escape injuries in ditch scene near Freeport
On Bath-Port road west of Freeport a Ford roadster driven by Donald Conroy from Elm Street veered into a roadside ditch to avoid a parked dark car. Passengers John Conroy Hiram T Stevens Jr William Greene and Ronald Smith escaped harm as the car hit a rock pile. Nearby Fletcher Lawson of Brookline Massachusetts visited Mrs. William Partington on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bath-Portland
Freeport
Donald Conroy
Elm Street
John Conroy
Hiram T. Stevens Jr
William Greene
Ronald Smith
Young Conroy
Portland
Annual Mohiba Opens With A Fine Musical Program
A large Bath crowd enjoyed two hours of Wednesday night entertainment at Morse high school auditorium for Alumni Night. Morse orchestra opened, then Les Camarades Musicaux performed works by Verdi and others. Selections included solos by Hibbert Norton and duets, trios, and quartets. The second act featured a Night Club theme with graduates and students, a lively joke-filled interlude, and performances by Miss Mary Cunningham and Night Club Steppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
John H. Grindell
Les Camarades Musicaux
Bath
Fred H. Cary
Carleton L. Rice
Weston P. Holman
Robert B. Hatch
Fred K. Sturtevant
George TD. Field
Allan H. Ramsay
Hibbert L. Norton
Frederick Edney
Carl E. Albee
Francis S. McPherson
Ernani
Edney
Mr. McPherson
Hatch
Sturtevant
Holman
Cary
Albee
Norton
McPherson
Ernest Charles
Robert Braine
Nutting
Eugene M. Desmond
Morse
Mary K. Kenney
Nelson Lowery
Margaret Austin
Jesse Levin
John Mullaney
Chester Leeman
Percival Black
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Ruth Dale
Jane Donnell
Lois C. Swett
Betty Fuller
Catharine Hooper
Ellen Stevens
Vernal Chaney
Donald Jewett
Carl Dearborn
Alfred Parks
Bertha L. Lord
Isabel Mackinnon
Wesley Marco
Louise Briges
Frederick Henderson
Russell M. Colby, Jr
James W. Temple
Stanley Curtis
Harold E
Dido” Cutting
William “Joe” Grindell
Stanley Rogers
D. Joseph Doyle
Walter Winchinchin
Father Time
Dido
D. Joseph
Mary Cunningham
Steppers
Thelma Cameron
Annette Cutting
Ethelyn Spinney
Vanona MacDonald
42Nd Street
Miss Aderton Joins Staff of Ambassador To Italy
Miss Aderton Morse 29 and Boston University 31 leaves for Italy with Ambassador Breckinridge Long of Missouri. She has worked about a year and a half in Washington as part of his staff. Accompanied by her mother Mrs Frances S Aderton they reside at Park Lane Apartments on Connecticut Avenue Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Aderton
Morse
College of Practical Arts and Letters
Boston University
Italy
Breckinridge Long
Missouri
Washington
D. C
Frances S. Aderton
Park Lane Apartments
Connecticut Avenue
Washington, D. C
New England Launches Second Recreational Advertising Drive
The New England Council begins its second annual all New England recreational ad campaign to attract visitors and boost income. Major outlets including National Geographic, Time, Harper’s Bazaar, and The New Yorker will carry the ads, with a Boston tribute meeting tomorrow led by Gov. Joseph B. Ely. The effort aims to counter low incomes and rising travel competition, targeting an annual recreational spend near 500 million dollars in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New England Council Today
The
Council
National Geographic Magazine
Literary Digest
Time
Home and Field
Atlantic Monthly
American Magazine
Saturday Evening Post
National Sportsman
the New Yorker
House and Garden
Good Housekeeping
Sportsman
Harper's Bazaar
Boston
New England Council
Advertising Club of
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
William A. Baron
Crawford Notch
N. H
Advertising Club
Statler
Providence
Hartford
New Haven
Worcester
Pittsfield
David Walsh Farm Grass Fire Scorches Acres
A brush fire at the David Walsh farm in North Bath spread into the woods burning many acres late Monday afternoon. Alarm sounded at 3 20 as volunteers with buckets battled flames and saved wood piles without using firefighting apparatus. The all out was sounded at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Walsh
North
Bath
Walter E Chase Half a Century in Business Life
Walter E Chase marks fifty years in Bath's grocery trade at Center and Washington streets. A display recounts the firm’s history from 1862 under Hiram L Chase to 1883 Walter joining, through expansions and modernizing era. Photos, a pickle barrel cover certificate signed by Horace Greeley, and era artifacts highlight loyal patronage and long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Chase
Center
Washington Streets
Chase
Walter Chase
Hiram L Chase
Walter
Chases
Bath
B. F. Tarbox
Hiram L. Chase
American Institute
Horace Greeley
Chase Greeley
United States
H. L
W. E. Chase
W. E. Chase Co
Walter E. Chase
Arthur B. Sulphen
Oscar R. Adams
Charles E. Curtis
Harry E. Stetson
Dr. H. A. Bates
Charles W. Clifford
Joseph Torrey
Amasa S. Ellers
Fred A Page
George F. Wallace
W. M. Hagan
Chase Store Reaches 50 Years Of Service In Bath
The article recalls the rise of canned goods and refrigeration, then details the Chase firm’s 50th anniversary in Bath. It notes purchases from S. S. Pierce Co. and Chase & Sanborn, and highlights long-time staff Arthur B. Stilphen, W. Emery Chase Jr., Karcher S. Jackson, and Thomas F. Coffill, praising quality, fair dealing, and faithful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
S. S. Pierce Co
Chase & Sanborn
Twitchell, Champlin Co
Arthur B. Stilphen
W. Emery Chase, Jr
Karcher S Jackson
Thomas F. Coffill
Break Reported At Covel Shop In City
The Covel leather shop at 774 Wahinutonm street was broken into Tuesday evening. Officer Langdon Green found the break shortly after midnight. no items appeared missing as per proprietor Toulph C. Covel after initial inspection. It is believed the break may have targeted the fruit store next door. Mr and Mrs Gite C Nutting, wintering in Long Beach Cal, plan to visit this week en route to their Mount Desert summer home. Mrs Nutting is daughter of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Batley of 111 Bedford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. & W. C. Covel
Wahinutonm Street
Langdon Green
Gite C. Nutting
Long Beach
Cal
Mount Desert
Nutting
Lincoln Batley
Bedford Street
Sunbeam Visits Bath on Mission Yacht Tour
The Maine Seacoast Mission yacht Sunbeam with Rev. Orville Guptill aboard docked at Bath’s Eastern Steam Ship wharf Tuesday evening and will sail Thursday to continue island lights visits. Guptill plans to meet Bertram Packard and staff in Rockland for a three day island schools cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeam
Maine Seacoast
Orville J Guptill
Bath
Kennebec River
Isles of Shoals
Guptill
Bertram E. Packard
Rockland
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Angus
Alexander McDonald
Allan A. McDonald
Washington Street
Mission
North Street
Free Baptist
New Gloucester
Unusual Honor for Solar Lodge Masons
Solar lodge Masons in Maine, led by worshipful master Karcher S. Jackson, was invited to have its degree team exemplify the M M degree before the Grand Lodge in Portland next Wednesday afternoon. A large delegation is expected to attend. Also notes Mrs T G Hunter’s trip to Cambridge after ten days in Bath, and visits by Mr and Mrs John H Hyde and Miss Miriam Kimball in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solar Lodge
Masons
Karcher S. Jackson
Loders
Maine
M. M. Desree
Grand Lodge
Portland
Solar
John H. Hyde
Miriam Kimball
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moses’ Will
Fletcher Lawson
Brookline, Mass
William Partington
High Street
E. Winifred Aderton
Constant Times
H. L. Chase
Dail Times
Times
Maple Grove
William King
Ccemetery
Mainet
Solar Lodge Masons
T. G. Hunter
Cambridge
Mass
Lieut
Hunter
Dee
Johnson Brosco
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