Fires lighted and community club events noted in Winnegance
A chimney fire near a residence was quickly extinguished by Sheriff Abram C. Oliver and Chief Parks. Community club members held an all day meeting, quilt tacking, and a card party under Mrs. Thatcher Pinkham. Auctions awarded prizes to Mrs. Walter Morse and others. Rail dredging and fill construction progress with a new gas shovel.
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Squaw
Harry F. Oliver
Abram C. Oliver
Parks
Walter Morse
P Manson
Sherman L. Morse
Thatcher Pinkham
Robert P. Manson
Women’s Auxiliary
Winfield W. Morse
Fred L. Parks
Freeman H. Merritt
Harry Oliver
Frank Perry
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Almon R. Perry
Reuven H. Purington
Lewiston
Sebasco Road
Elmer Coggeshall
Winnegance
Bath
Old Morse Shipyard
Phippsburg
Pitch Pine Hill
Morse
F. W. Carlton
Navy
Samuel A. Miles Dies in Bristol England Pioneer Auto Show Manager
Samuel A. Miles, 70, pioneer manager of the National Motor Shows, died Monday at his sister's home in Bristol, England. A longtime Summer resident of Christmas Cove near here, he came to South Bristol for its English name. He built a summer camp near his estate and gave it to the Salvation Army for Maine children. Miles came to the United States at 14, built a fortune publishing sporting magazines, helped organize the New York Automobile Show and other exhibits nationwide. He is survived by his widow, a son, and his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Miles
Bristol
England
Cable
Miles
Christmas Cove
Salvation Army
Maine
New York
United States
Abandon Plans for Giving Supper
The Knox Lincoln Sagadahoc council met at Thomaston last Thursday night. The next council gathering is set for Boothbay Harbor on May 26. Twenty two from Roland Smith post attended. At the post meeting the drum corps will plan the year and elect officers. The monthly supper is scheduled for 6:30 with organizers Walter M. Hill Gardiner Rogers Wilbur Crocker Donald Sterling and Robert Kingsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox, Lincoln
Walter M. Hill
Gardiner Rogers
Wilbur Crocker
Donald Sterling
Robert Kingsbury
Mrs Elmer Higgins Returns Home With Infant Daughter
Mrs Elmer Higgins and her infant daughter have returned to their home on Toaster Street from Bath City, ending a period away. The family outlined their relief at resuming normal routine and expressed gratitude for community support.
Local residents head for summer at Phippsburg Center
A long list of town residents and visitors prepare summer arrangements in Phippsburg Center. Families from Bath Portland and Dover New Hampshire visit, move, or host relatives while road work begins at Sebasco. Ella J. Perry, longtime Basin resident, dies with funeral at Bath Curtis parlors. Helen Elizabeth Malcolm of Wellaston earns Phi Beta Kappa at Oberlin College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred + owed
Wollaston
Mass
Malcolm
A. E. Perkins
Pitch Pine Hill
Albert Smith
Dover
N. H
George III
Lillian Leach
George Oliver
Eugene Stover
Bath
Popham Beach
John H. Prase
New Jersey
George Davis
Center
Ernest Rogers
Brunswick
Phyllis Eaton
Pauline Rogers
Lillian Barbour
R. C. Perkins
Harry Berry
Eleanor
Portland
George Ingalls
Dora Crowley
North Yarmouth Academy
Guy Crowley
Eleanor Mullaney
Omar Perry
Arthur
Martin Wyman
Wilbur
Grace Lermond
Rumford
Fred Sparks
Frank M. Bowker
Edith Atwood
Morse High School
Campbell
William Perry
Doris
Brunwick
Sebasco
William Blaisdell
Lottie Wilson
Doris Perry
Ella J. Perry
Perry
William and
Elizabeth (McIntire) Butler
Basin District
George C. Pease
Phippsburg Center
Curtis Funeral
David L. Wilson
Oak Grove
Oberlin, O
Mission Funds Taken With Keeper's Trousers
A midnight theft at the Golden Rule Mission on Broad Street saw keeper Charles A. Brown lose his trousers containing $10 to $15 and other monthly funds. Brown suspects a recent guest named John Smith, seen with a bundle like the missing pants. The incident comes amid a hard winter for the mission, hosting more homeless men than usual and limited revenue. Also noted is the death of Antony Siwak, a Polish laborer, who died at the mission after a year of illness, with charity covering burial expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Brown
Golden Rule Mission
Broad Street
Mr. Brown
John Smith
John
Brown
Antony Siwak
Obituary notices for Gladys Richard Rice and Lucius H. Bingham Jr.
Obituary reports the death of Mrs Gladys Richard Rice in Woodfords at 10 45 after a lingering illness. Born in Prince Edward Island, she was wife of Herbert R. Rice formerly of Bath and mother of three, with surviving siblings and a Bath connection through her mother Mrs Flora Richard. Funeral arrangements were made in Portland. Also mentioned is Mr Lucius H. Bingham Jr, formerly manager of the Hotel Woodward in New York, a Portland native born in 1873, survivor with wife and son, with funeral services in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodfords
Gladys Richard Rice
Herbert R. Rice
Bath
Prince Edward Island
Flora Richard
Fellows Street
Rice
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Melville E. Rice
Death of Lucius H. Bingham in New York City
Word was received in Bath Friday of the death of Lucius H. Bingham of New York City. He married Miss Anna Knight of Portland, a cousin of Miss Emma Moses and Miss Lydia C. Moses of Washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lucius H. Bingham
New York City
Bingham
Anna Knight
Portland
Emma Moses
Lydia C. Moses
Washing
Hart Family Mourns After Sudden Bath Death
Thelma M. Hart 29 wife of Walter E. Hart died suddenly at her Southport home. Born in Bath to Fred A. Stickney and Elva Lulu Blaisdell Stickney, she leaves husband and four children Walter E. Jr Phyllis Preston and Ardis Hart. Funeral arrangements were handled by Arthur F. Mayo Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma M. Hart
Walter E. Hart
Southport
Bath
Fred A
Elva Lulu (Blaisdell) Stickney
Walter E. Jr
Phyllis
Preston
Ardis Hart
Portland
Fred A. Stickney
Arlington
Mass
Elver A. Stickney
Mrs Alice S Scott Dies at 65 in Bath Massachusetts
Mrs Alice S Scott, 65, widow of Carl A Scott of Melrose Highlands Massachusetts, and sister in law of Stearns Scott, 16 Andrews road Bath, died Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice S. Scott
Carl A. Scott
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Stearns Scott
Andrews Road
Bath
Funeral for Georgetown woman held at Baptist church
Afternoon in Baker Memorial hospital followed a month's illness. The body was brought to Georgetown Center and funeral held at one o'clock in the Baptist church with Rev. Ray M. Trafton of Leominster, Mass., officiating. Mrs. Scott, born in Georgetown, was daughter of Nathaniel Springer and Zephelenda Todd. Survived by two sons Ralph Scott of Melrose, and Roscoe Scott of Westfield, Mass., and brother Frank Todd of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Memorial Hospital
Georgetown Center
Baptist Church
Ray M. Trafton
Leominster
Mass
Scott
Georgetown
Nathaniel Springer
Zephelenda (Rowe) Todd
Ralph Scott
Melrose
Roscoe Scott
Westfield
Frank Todd
Texas
Mrs Agnes Spragg Dies in Bangor After Bath Years
Friday note reports the death of Mrs Agnes F Spragg wife of Lewis Spragg formerly of Bath now Bangor where he is manager of Inger Sewing Machine Co. Surviving are husband and seven children. Funeral held Saturday from 249 Essex Street Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Kingsbury
Dummer Street
Agnes F. Spragg
Lewis Spragg
Bangor
Inger Sewing Machine Co
Edward Street Court
Essex Street
Gladys R. Rice Funeral Arrangements Set
Gladys R. Rice wife of Herbert R. Rice died Friday at home in Portland after a lingering illness. Her body will be brought to Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence in Bath Sunday afternoon to remain until the funeral Monday morning at eight in St Marys church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys R. Rice
Herbert R. Rice
Portland
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Bath
St. Mary's Church
Funeral services for Fred R. E. Dean
The funeral of Fred R. E. Dean, former general manager of The Armstrong Co., who died suddenly April 18 at his Dorchester home, was largely attended Thursday at his Bath summer home. Rev. Edward Ellis officiated. Bearers included Armstrong Co. representatives, Portland men, and Bath residents. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. E. Dean
The
Armstrong Co
Dorchester
Mass
Dummer Street
Bath
Edward Ellis
First Universalist Church
Dean
Robert MacArthur
Boston
Samuel Buck
Portland
E. Murray Graham
David Drew
Chisholm Bros
Seward B. Ham
Walter Payson
Waterville
Maine Central Railroad
Albert F. Austin
Daniel T. Dougherty
Owen J. Ledyard
Charles E. Lockery
Oak Grove
Funeral for William A Poor at Old Folks Home
The funeral for William A Poor a retired grocer and veteran was held Thursday afternoon at two at the Old Folks Home where he died Tuesday. Lincoln lodge officers conducted the Odd Fellows ritual with George L Sawyer as noble grand and Henry G Shaw as chaplain. Bearers were grandsons William C Jackson Charles A Jackson N Gratz Jackson and Mark A Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Poor
Old Folks Home
Odd Fellows
Lincoln Lodge
George L. Sawyer
Henry G. Shaw
William C
Charles A. Jackson
N. Gratz Jackson
Mark A. Jackson
Oak Grove
Death of Harry Paine of Norwood Massachusetts
Word was received in Bath of the sudden death of Harry Paine of Norwood Mass son of the late Dr and Mrs Paine both of Bath Mrs Paine being Miss Morse He was a grandson of Dr William E Paine and the late Parker Morse of this city He visited Bath often and had many friends here He was a nephew of L Hughton Kimball of Boston cousin of Miss Virginia Manson of the street He is survived by his and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Harry
Norwood
Mass
Mr. Paine
Paine
Funeral services for Gladys Rice at St Marys church
Funeral services for Gladys Rice wife of Herbert P. Rice were held Monday at St Marys church with Rev Maney officiating. Bearers included Alfred Richard and Stanley Richard of Brunswick. Burial followed in the Oak Grove family lot. Many friends from Portland attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Re
Herbert P. Rice
St. Mary's Church
Maney
Ard Rice
Alfred Richard
Brunswick
Stanley Richard
Raymond
Hart
Oak Grove Cemetery
Portland
Anton Siwak Funeral Held After Year at Gospel Mission
The funeral for Anton Siwak, who died Tuesday at the Gospel Mission after a year as an invalid, was held Friday afternoon at two at Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence, 819 Hi Street. Rev. Charles A. Brown conducted the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Siwak
Gospel Mission
Arthur F. Mayo
Hi Street
Charles A. Brown
Oak Grove
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Browns
Ars
Norway Medicine Co
Norway
Gladys
Richard Rice
Mrs. Thelma M. Hart
Alice Ss. Scott
Flint
Michigan
W. A. Poor’s Funeral
Harry Paine
Mrs. Rice
Anton 'Siwak
Fisher
Chevrolet
Stanparpcoure
Swindow
Phaeton
Landau Phaeton
Flint, Michigan
G.M.A.C
Chevrolet Motor Co
Detroit
General Motors
Turner & Gilpatrick
Richmond
M. McKown
Boothbay Harbor