Sabino Improvement Association Elects Officers
The Sabino Improvement Association held its annual meeting in the community hall with Charles H. Bates Jr of Beachmont Mass re elected president. Louise Smiley Bath was named vice president Humphrey Owen Bath treasurer Madelyn Noyes Everett secretary and Robert Small named trustee for three years. A field day is planned for August 23 as a main event with social gatherings and a hot roast following a meeting and a dog feast committee was named. Numerous locals and visitors from Bath Everett Phippsburg and surrounding areas were noted as guests and participants in recent outings and visits.
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Sabino Improvement Association
Community Hall
Beachmont
Mass
Louise Smiley
Bath
Humphrey Owen
Madelyn Noyes
Everett
Miss
Robert Small
Bdward Marston
Everett G
Lemont
Charlotte Perkins
Association
Avie
Ben
J. M. Lemont
Griandgon
Charles Thaggett
Alre
Everett Lemont
Sabine
Emma Cox
D. Wiley
Sunadiay
Dolar Berry
Worcester
Muss
Phippeburg Dynsin
Katherine Emaneus
Path
Alamenia -Jacque- IR
Mes
Gasselli
New Jersey
Parks
Walter Butler
Malden
Ter. Rich
Ernest Bye
Augustus Pitts
Providence
J. T
Bri. Tk. Brown
Pred White
Wennebunk
Aigust
Ruth Stackpole
Campbells Pond
Bradford
New Trimpshire
Charles Bates, Jr
Leon
Daughther Evelyn
Besehmont
Bates
BE. W. Thigeett
Salbilie
Dimgk Bass
Sweetster Dinsmore
Philip
Richmond
John King
Robert Coombs
Natick
Henry Cutting
Ida Cutting
Cambrige
Wilkins
Gardiner
Bos. Stackpole
ES. Stackpole
White Mountains
Pherbert W. Cutting
Phippsburg
Roy Perry
Hyde Park
Delmar Bates
Emily Belli
C. HL Bates
Sabino
M. Trayes
Mverett
Henry Henderson
Winthrop
C. SL Bates
Fred Larrabee
Elmer Craig
E. C. Murphy
Western Avenue
Herbert Luce
High Street
Fred W. Herrick
Lexington
FE. S. Stackpole
George Odiorne
Somerville
Bryant Cottage
Larrabee's Grove
Eleanor Bates
Portland
John Eddy
Everett, Muss
Massachusetts
Aitken
Edward Marston
Charles A. Bates
Susan McNary
Noyes
Paugene McCrath
T. A. Owen
Fred
Wall Wittridge
Thornton
Madelyn
Clara Noyes
Agnes Dean
Norwich
Thelia Nittridge
Mitllie Riley
Evelyn Bates
Denehmont
Marjorie Linley
Arthur G. Oliver
Marion Dynn
Samuel Telanger
John Sylvester
EE. Th. Noyes
Itorace W. Aitken
Deadhtont
Mbiss
Relly
Everett G. Leaient
Charles TL. Bates
Siannell Pates
Packer
Wa Pa
Ralph McNary
Yun
Lightning cure claim for rheumatism highlights an elderly repairman
A 92 year old man from Sabine West Bath says he was cured of rheumatism after a lightning bolt struck his home on July 9. The incident felled him unconscious but left him free of rheumatism since, with his daughter noting he is now spry.
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Charles H. Bates
Sabine
West Bath
Sabine News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Milestones
Visitors arrive for month at Sabine cottages including the Marston family and Everett friends from Miss. Mrs. Lloyd Bates and Elizabeth return to Albany after two weeks with Mr Bates' parents. Miss Yeary Rich marks her 90th birthday as the town notes its few centenarian residents and seniors.
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Sabine
B.D. Marston
Everett
Henry Cotrean
Lloyd Bates
Elizabeth
Albany
Riel
Joseph White
Jane Hasgett
Charles HL
Ares
Illite
Sagadahoc Republicans Plan Whirlwind County Tour
Sagadahoc Republicans announce a tentative August 14 whirlwind tour led by national committee members and state leaders. The itinerary opens in Richmond at 1 am, moves to Bowdoinham, Topsham, and Bath with stops at monuments and meetings with voters, culminating in an evening reception at the Armory with candidates speaking.
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Sagadahoc
Juerty
Turold Mc Sewall
Bath
Maine
National Committee
Guy P. Gannett
Augusti
George Ta. Minery
Kwa. Mason
Staite Committee
Baxter
Bert M. Ferrad
Wallice T. White, Jr
Asmuch
Nemethes
Richmond
Bowdoin
Soldiers’ Monument
Bowdoinhiam
Sabino Improve ment Association Sets Annual Field Day
Sabinoites fixed August 29 for their annual field day at Community Hall. A kitchen construction was postponed and hall siding shingles approved. Massachusetts members report raising 624 for association work, with committees named for supper sports tickets and gifts. A hot dog roast followed the meeting with several members assisting. local notices mention Mrs. Charles Oliver visiting Dexter and Mrs. Marie Gray leaving for Woomsaeket.
Basin Inn entertains many guests this season by excellent shore dinners
The Basin Inn hosts a large summer crowd with shore dinners and plans for better access roads. Notables visiting include Rev Horace Holton of Brockton and Captain Willian Benner of Falmouth Foreside. Local residents and visitors from Boston and East Boston enjoy month long stays at Parker Head and Smindll Point road homes.
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Basin Inn
Horace Holton
Brockton
Mass
Congregational Church
Center
Willian Benner
Benner
Falmouth
Wright
Squirrel Point Light
B. Wyman
Tyleston Oliver
Winnegance
Annie Dale
Elbridge Wright
Wynon House
Augusta
Bethel
Perry Farm
The
Basin
Hattie Titel
Wakefield
Peary M. Heald
Gen Dawes to Speak at Island Park August 25
A telegram from Republican State headquarters confirms Gen Dawes will speak Saturday afternoon at Island Park, Auguste. Dawes agreed to an afternoon meeting to maximize statewide attendance after a Maine reader request. He asked for an amplifier to ensure all can hear.
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Republican
Dawes
Island Park
Auguste
Maine
Bath works managers tour Boston and local residents visit
WillisondS Newell works manager and John B W Burkhardt chief engineer of Bath Tron Works Ltd are on a business trip to Boston. Mr and Mrs Lincoln Bailey of Bedford street spent the weekend with their son and wife in town. Mrs Dith Sherrard of Newport News Va has returned home after visiting her brother Jacob Sivans at 28 Andrews Road. John T Williams of Cambridge Mass passes through town before Boothbay Harbor trip. Mrs Clarence S DePuy has returned to New York after visiting her grandmother in West Bath.
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Fred Sparks
John Malcolm
Boston
Smindll Point Road
Allen Brown
Shepard
Parry Gilmore
Revere
Mass
Carlton Brown
Bridgham
Carolyn
Tonglitz
Providence
R. I
Jennie Sweeney
West Point
Willard Hi. Daley
Parker Tead
Thomas McCormick
Springvale
J. T. Pease
Mere
Charles Perkins
Josie Glidden
Woodfords
Henry M. Heald
John Wy
Waldoboro
Flora Ludwig
Hope
F.C. Hughes
Meadowbrook
Herbert Levins
East Boston
Parker Tread
Majah AL Morse
Small Point
Stummer
Charles Rollins
Parker Head
Boy Scouts Outing to Start Thursday at Bald Head Beach
Boy Scouts will depart by truck at 6 p.m. Thursday from the Legion ball with equipment for a two week stay at Bald Head or Small Point Beach. An estimated 20 to 30 boys will go, with about 10 more joining Saturday for the weekend, under Scoutmaster Webster. Activities include boat and swimming races, boxing, wrestling, hikes, and campfire programs. duties cover cleanups, colors, drills, first aid, and kitchen details. Contributions of money provisions or equipment are requested at the American Legion hall or Women's Exchange Center Street.
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Legion Ball
Lo P.m
Bald Head
Small Point Beach
Webster
American Legion Hall
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Hilis
Perous
Edith Bradbury McTeer and Regis Joseph Martin Weds
Miss Edith Bradbury McTeer daughter of Dr and Mrs Frederick McTeer of Wiscasset married Regis Joseph Martin of Porthinde at Marineiay. The ceremony occurred at 9 am and the couple spent their honeymoon at Roque Bluffs in Washington county. Mrs Martin trained in teaching at Washington State Normal and taught at West Pownal State School. Mr Martin, a St Marys College graduate, previously worked at Pownall School and now resides in Porthind.
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Edith Bradbury McTeer
Prederick McTeer
Wiscassetto
Regis Joseph Martin
Porthineg
Marineiay
Wiscasset
Ano
Washington County
Roque Bluffs
Ser
Martin
Washington State Normal School
West Pownal
St. Mary's College
Pownall School
Porthind
Violet Smith and William Joy Wed in Norfolk Church
Miss Violet Smith daughter of Mrs. Thomas A. Smith of Norfolk and William Macy Joy were married at noon Saturday in St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Norfolk with Rev. David W. Toward officiating. The bride wore blue flowered georgette over pink satin and carried white rosebud. sister Mrs. Joseph Carvill acted as bridesmaid. Best man was Eugene M. Brown of Fall River Massachusetts. The couple left on the Berkshire for a northern wedding trip and will reside in New York City.
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Violet Smith
Thomas A. Smith
Norfolk
William Macy Joy
New York City
St. Luke's
Joseph Pl Carvill
Bath
Eugene M. Brown
Fall River
Joy
Berkshire
Local Notes: Visitors and Birth Announcements
Len Low returns to Boston after two weeks in Death Miss Minnie Cummings of Pottsville Penn visits her brother J W Cummings and Jamil Oak Street Thomas Lydon of Boston stays with Mrs Lydon at Marshall A Pieraden Mere and Myers Oscar Wright of Park Street welcomes a son at City Hospital Miss Eleator Lawrence of Cambridge visits her mother Mrs Prank Lawrence Sasanoa Platts
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Len Low
Boston
Minnie Cummings
Pottsville
Penn
J. W. Cummings
Jamil
Oak Street
Thomas Lydon
Local Candidate Standings and Addresses in Bath Area
A list of candidates and residents across Bath Bowdoinham Woolwich and nearby towns. Includes names streets towns and bid amounts or valuations with several entries showing amounts such as 5 250 5 050 5 400 5 600 5 000 5 150 5 000 5 200 5 200 5 009 5 100 5 150 5 690.
Community club plans summer party and bridge notes
At tonight’s Community club meeting plans will be set for a summer party at the community house in early August and a committee will be appointed. Other items include fundraising to pay the building note, updates on local repairs, upcoming entertainments, and a postponed Squaw club meeting with prizes awarded at a recent gathering.
Child in Bath Hospital After chair fall in Woolwich
Saraha Eacheren two years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Eacheren fell from a chair in Woolwich and broke her right arm. She was treated at Bath City Hospital for several days and has returned home where she is recovering. The eight inch fall caused a serious injury to the child.
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Saraha Eacheren
Woolwich
Edward) Eacheren
Bath
Boys Seek Ride Home After Apparent Ambush Near City
A stranger reported a midnight ambush near The Willows west of Blind Crossing. Patrolmen found three 16 year old boys King Pratt and Brown from Sagadahoc Square at a station exam, then released them after a brief talk by the City Marshal about late hours.
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Sagadahoc Square
King
Pratt
Rotary Rest Room Hosts and Visitors List
Mrs. N. Gratz Jackson hosted the Rotary club rest room on Monday with visitors including Mrs. W. H. Powell Ruth Gertrude Powell and Loring Webster Powell of Cambridge Massachusetts. Saturday afternoon callers were Mrs. Amit G. Senter of Boston and others from Portland Maine Richmond Virginia North Bergen New Jersey and Boothbay Harbor Maine.
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N. Gratz Jackson
Rotary Club
W. H. Powell
Ruth Gertrude Powell
Loring Webster Powell
Camebridge
Mass
Amit G. Senter
Boston
Robinhood
Ida 13. Oliver
Portland
Marilla Bo Parr
Richmond
Walter I. Perry
North Bergen
N. J
Holman James
Washington, D. C
Willer B. Blake
Boothbay Harbor
Radio notes announce Coolidge speech broadcast from Continental Hall
A notification ceremony with President Coolidge's acceptance speech August 14 will be broadcast live from Continental Memorial Hall in Washington D C. Frank W Mondell will deliver the notification address as twenty one Republican radio stations link by land wires to microphones in Washington.
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Coolidge
Continental Memorial Hall
Washington, D. C
Frank W. Mondell
Cleveland Convention
Washington
Almanac Predicts August Weather and Celestial Events
The Maine Farmers Almanac forecasts for August include rain on the 2nd and 15th, warmer days around the 6th, clouds and rain periods, and a total lunar eclipse on August 14 invisible in Maine. Mars will be unusually close on August 22, at 36,180,000 miles, with days shortening by about 5 minutes.
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Maine
United States Navy
Mars
Cars from Many States On Ferry Trip From Woolwich
The Gov. King ferry carried cars from Kentucky to Illinois on a trip from Woolwich to Bath. The first car off came from Kentucky, followed by a District of Columbia vehicle and others from Massachusetts New Hampshire New York Ohio and Illinois. Pending cars hailed from Massachusetts New York Florida and Maine. Purser Pyverett Brooks noted last year saw cars from every state except North Dakota.
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Gov. King
Woolwich
Bath
Kentucky
District of Columbia
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
Ohio
Arrivals at Riverside Hotel List Includes Names and Hometowns
Recent arrivals at Hotel Riverside Popham Beach include KE A Baker A EL HIudson A Riche DB Fitzherbert Portland Frank A Morey 1D M O'Brien AL PL O Brien Lewiston Edwin Viper Boston Mabel EL Frizzell Margaret J Selier Wakefield Polly Adams Bert Hanson Brookline Mr and Mrs Choate Cambridge Mr and Mrs F W Swanton and child Washington Mrs J S Simmons Florence Simmons Grace Simmons Lawnbrook NY
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Hotel Riverside
Popham Beach
KE. A. Baker
A. EL Hiudson
A. Riche
DB. Fitzherbert
Portland
Frank A. Morey
M. O'Brien
AL PL O Brien
Lewiston
Edwin Viper
Boston
Mabel EL Frizzell
Margaret J. Selier
Wakefield
Mass
Polly Adams
Bert) Hanson
Brookline
T. Choate
Cambridge
F. W. Swanton and Child
Washington, D. C
J. S. Simmons
Florence Simmons
Grace Simmons
Lawnbrook
N.Y
Bath Vets Introduce Jitney Vehicle For Outings
The Bath Veteran Fireman's Association launches a jitney for member transport when traveling out of town. It is painted red with yellow lettering and will be driven by Pearl Dunbar. A cone ton truck will be added soon for the fife and drum corps transport.
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Bath
Speeding arraignment in Melrose court
Ernest Bryant of Melrose was arraigned before Judge John J. Keegan on a speeding charge raised by State motorcycle patrolman Russell Plumer. Bryant pleaded guilty and paid a fine of 10 dollars plus costs.
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Ernest Bryant
Melrose
Mass
John J. Keegan
Russell Plumer
Bryant
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