Potatoes a Profitable Garden Venture urged by local grower
Frank Leavitt of Phippsburg urges neighbors to grow potatoes as a profitable crop. He notes proper care, weeding, and pest control yield rewards, and recommends east‑facing ground. He has dug early potatoes for about two weeks and also grows raspberries, though drought reduced this year’s crop.
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Frank Leavitt
Phippsburg
Independent
Leavitt
Times Office
Georgetown Social Notes Highlight Regional visitors
Town social column records visits from Leon E Oliver of Newburyport Mass to Georgetown and exchanges at Overlook Lodge Kennebec Point, Bath and Five Islands. Several locals and visitors return from trips, attend services, and join family gatherings with notes on hosting and ongoing summer activities.
Oakland Contractor Purchases Bath House
C W Griffith, long married to Bath native Ada Blaisdell, bought 858 Middle Street and renovated it as an investment. He has built over 500 houses in Oakland in 12 years and plans to return to California in September with his son Warren T Griffith, a State Trust Bank employee on leave. Griffith's father, George Bancroft Griffith, once edited Portland Maine Transcript and contributed to The Youth's Companion, and compiled The Poets of Maine.
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C. W. Griffith
Ada Blaisdell
Bath
Middle Street
Griffith
Oakland
Calif
California
In-Vita Herb and Iron Tonic promotes health claims
Advertises In-Vita Herb and Iron Tonic from Freedman Medicine Co. of Stonington Maine. Claims include cleansing the system purifying the blood improving appetite aiding digestion toning the body regulating bowels and correcting constipation with a guarantee of safety and reliability.
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Freedman Medicine Co
Stonington, Me
Five Islands Card Party Draws Eight Tables
A successful card party of the Five Islands Improvement Association was held at Mrs. B. F. Perry’s Sedgemere Road home with eight occupied tables and a fine bay view. Prizes awarded, then sandwiches and tea served by D. L. Howard and committee.
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Five Islands Improvement Association
B. F. Perry
Sedgemere Road
Joseph G. Stevens
Gertrude Smith
D. L. Howard
J. A
Herbert Moore
George Yeo
Winchester
Bob Yeo
Boston
Elizabeth Waters
Arlington
Mass
Eunice Nelson
Gladys Howarth
Cambridge
Marion Ainlee
Harry Horne
Georgetown Center
Fred Reed
Seguinland
Charles Kenney
Norman
Donald
Kenney
Everett Cromwell
T. D. Reed
Bath
Pollyanna Lodge
Herbert Brown
Herbert
Melrose
Fred Eldridge
Medford
Albert Rasmussen
William S. Farr
Hilda Bailey
Joan Lincoln
Charles
Belmont
Clara Hinckley
Portland
Fred Carr
Burt Lewis
Malden
E. M. Horton
Lewiston
Linwood Stevens
Robinhood
Drummond Stevens
Grange Circle
John Hines
Pejepscot
Seguinl
Burt Martin
Somerville
Laurence Martin
Arthur Randall
Richmond
Elbridge Southard and
H. Minchen
James Stevens
Derby Line
Stevens
Ellsworth Pinkham
Helen Gage
New York City
William Gage
Katherine B. Mathewson
Binghamton
N. Y
George H. Smith
Sedgemere
Edward C. Boynton
Scarsdale
Malden Island
Hinckley
Eilleen
Connecticut
Mr. Hinckley
Viola Hinckley
Bath ministers families hold Keene reunion
A reunion of three former Bath ministers and their families took place Sunday August 6 in Keene New Hampshire. The group attended morning services at the First Baptist Church Keene where Rev C Raymond Chappell preached. They shared a noon meal and an afternoon recalling Bath days.
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Bath
Keene
N. H
C. Raymond Chappell
First Baptist Church
Chappell
Maurice J. Duncklee
Duncklee
Richard
John
Sidney J. Willis
Willis
Olivia
Mr. Duncklee
Winter Street
Congregational Church
First Baptist
Your Uncle Dudley at College Players Delights Bath
The College Players presented Your Uncle Dudley by Lind and Robinson to a merry Bath audience. Philip Wilder led as Uncle Dudley Dixon in a witty, bustling plot filled with family quarrels and comic twists, earning hearty applause and compliments for the strong cast. The company plans The Perfect Alibi next week with tickets at Hallet’s and via the Junior League.
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Columbia Theatre
College
Dudley
Howard Lindsay
Bertrand Robinson
Philip S. Wilder
Bowdoin College
Wilder
Dudley Dixon
Europe
Christine Sederholm
Mr. Wilder
Frances Larrabee
Mabel Dixon Church
Margot Russell
Uncle Dudley
Mrs. Church
Kirby
Sally Childs
Janet A. Dixon
Dixon
Philip G. Parker
Charley Post
A. A. Milne
Bath
Stephen F. Len
Hallet’s
College Phivers
Ralph de S Childs
Mr. Lee
W. Hunter Perry
Albert P. Madeira
Tileston Perry
Charles Yeaton
Imia
Porethy Church
Edward Laverick
Edward P. Carter
Wyman Holmes
Major Fothergill
Philip Parker
Jane West
Fulverton-Fane
Arthur Ludgrove
Ralph de S. Childs
Adams
George Barter
P. C. Mallet
Edwin Walker
Stargent
Mallet
Willard Travis
Ordination Service for Charles R. Sims Held in Bath
Charles Robert Sims, pastor of First Baptist Bath for three years, was ordained Friday night before more than 100 attendees under Bowdoinham association guidance. The ceremony featured sermons, prayers, an organ prelude, and a welcome to the ministry by Rev. F. W. Hovey, with Sims delivering the benediction. The event notes Sims’ Boston roots, studies at Crozer Theological Seminary, and his father Robert A. Sims visiting from Massachusetts. Wallace L. Woodcock dies at 46 in Lisbon Center after lingering illness. survivors include widow Emily and daughter Geraldine, plus brothers and a sister.
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Boston
Jefferson
Bond
Wemple
CG. L. Phillips
Malden
Pine Tree Inn
Francis Power
Portland
W. R. Currier
Mass
A. L. Fowler
Lottie Egleston
Harry Hobbs
Vica Coal
South Portland
Johanna McGinn
St. Androse Church
Charles Biglin
Ernest Gomier
Henry Doyle
Joseph Riley
John Daily
Richmond Cemetery
Franklyn Swett
Mary
James Ross
Pleasant Pond
E. F. Pratt
Skowhegan
Lakewood Theatre
Edgar Murphy
Alice Hunter
Holbrook
J. Albert Brock
Keller
Canada
Mary Ann Craig
London
Ontario
Genevieve Stuart
John Doyon
George Slattery
Richmond
Juliet Doyon
Alphonso Doyon
Augusta
Rene
Winfield
Hallowell
Frank Beedle
Jesse Dumas
J. J. Kolifrath
Lawrence
Helen Duncan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pelham
N. H
Mary Koemer
Dumas
George Dumas
Charles Dudley
James
Nadine
John Dix
Detroit
Mich
Dudley
Frances Watson
Mr. Dix
Alton Cooper
Bridge Street
Wilbur
Hazel Bennett
Chester Bennett
Harry Whitney
Louise
Paul Clark
Clark
Leon Dunklee
Brunswick Hospital
Frances Watson Nursing Home
Chester Foster
Josiah White
Dover and
Lee, N. H
Gilbert Lewis
Wilder
Robinhood
Overlook
Kennebec Point
Eula Fielding
Caroline Rogers
Bath
First Baptist Church
Amy Hovey
Edgecomb
Gaston Lachaise
New York
Chicago
Alfred J. Rowe
Fiver Islands
Beatrice Abbott
E. O. Higgins
Clarence Hill
Greene
Stearns W. Scott
Morin
Meta Bearse
Bay Point
Skippy
Boone
Edwin Rush
Junior
Attleboro
Robert Turner
Fall River
Virginia
Steadman
Helen
Bob Snow
Whitney Brown
Phyllis Skinner
S. W. Scott
H. M. Trafton
Daniel L. Bliss
Old South
Brewster
Emma B. Billings
Gilbert Gunnellnd Baby
John Gilbert
Waltham
West Georgetown
T. N. Williams
Joseph F. Higgins
Freeport
Everett C. Higgins
Everett) Higgins
Annie Ireland
Newcastle
Albert Diamant
Arthur E. Holt
D. D
Chicago Theological Seminary
Jesus Christ
Arrowsie
Five Islands
Georgetown
John Rittall
Hildreth and
Authur
Greenfield
Peatt Rittall
Robert
Walter Rittall
Elsie
Arlene
Frank Robbins
Dresden
Fred Rittall
Sedgemere
Joseph G. Stevens
Paul Thompson
Jean
Dorothy
Pemaquid Point
Christmas Cove
Roy Clark
Drummond Stevens
Charles M. Bigelow
Anna Lewis
Oakland
Ida H. Allen
Hagan House
M. F. Biggins
Charles Robert Sims
Council of Church of the Bowdoinhany Association
Largo
Sarah Bagley Wright
Walter Colby
Harpswell
F. W. Hovry
Bowdoinham Association
Plinnette Allen
Montsweap
John Perkins
Proctor
Louis W. West
South Baptist Church
South Boston
People's Baptist Church
Charles H. Berry
Corliss Street
H. W. Chamberlain
H. H. Bishop
Westwood
F. W. Hovey
Charles R. Sims
Wallace L. Woodcock
Androscoggin
Lisbon Center
Lisbon Falls
John
Emma J. Woodcock
Worumbo Mfg. Co
Emily Woodcock
Geraldine
Corey
Joseph
Susie Skelton
Bowdoin
Lewis
Winthrop
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Elsa Blum
Amy Manton
Jamaica Plain
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Mr. Sedgley
Bowdoinham
Uriel and
Margaret Wiley Sedgley
Annie M. Stinson Sedgley
Ray Sedgley
Myrtle Davies
Wakefield
J. R. Clifford
Gardiner
Harry Powers
Charles Utter Edward Ames
Walter Mariner
Dinsmore
David C. Ames
Winter Hill
C. D. Goodwin
Allston
Edwin Ames
Quebec
Charles E. Knox
Aberts
Main Street
G. E. Edgett
Methodist Church
Mr. Knox
West Gardiner
John M
Maria Oliver Knox
White Road
Lara Boynton Knox
Florence M. Knox
Maynard
G. Morris Knox
Seekonk
Alice M. Soule
Elizabeth Brown
Palermo
Ella Longfellow
Searsmont
Fred Morang
Maynard Knox
Mr. Blodgett
Clifford Gray
Gerald Fredericks
Popham Beach
Emerson-Lane Post, A. L
Pemaquid
Legion Hall
D.S.T
Harold Libby
John Witham
Dorothy Shaw
Washburn
Morrell Wood
Olivia Wood
West Somerville
Felix Bennett
Rhode Island
Wood Cottage
John Landers
Lane
Mr. Landers
Susan Landers
Theodore Saba
Charles Pashard
Pleasant Street
S. M. Preble
Sadie Wood
John Simpson
Gertrude Baker
Carlton King
Fred Stilphen
Dresden Mills
James Briggs
Madelyn
N. W. Heald
Lawrence Bond
Morse Wemple
Prof. Wemple
New England Conservatory
Fred S Curtis &Funeral Service
Thomas R. Huston Lete
R. Bath
Robert Lothrop
Wollaston
O'Donnell
Dorchester
Proctor Hagan
Fred Johnson
Pierce
Alice Cromwell
Charlotte Berry
Shirley More
Old Orchard
Richard Walker
Dexter Walker
Newton
Mr. Walker
Mrs
Arthur W. Walker
Boothbay Harbor
Frank McMahan
Carl Pearson
Leslie Ainlee
Virginia Ainlee
Elizabet Waters
Fred Stanley
Lynn
Hinckley House
Ada McGilvary
Percy McGilvary
Harry Reid
Frances Reid
Concord
Jordan Cottage
Elbridge Southard
Jimior
Mildred Carlburg
Everett
Ruth Hanson
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Room
Baptist Parsonage
Washington Street
Gulf of Want
Bath Savings Institution
Beacon Street
Beacon Hall
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