Big Convention of Fishery Men Opens in Boston
The ninth annual United States Fisheries Association convention opens a four day session at the Statler Hotel Boston with discussions on modern business methods trade problems and proposed legislation. Delegates from US Alaska England and Canada attend as Boston and Gloucester host events including a clambake and a tour to the Boston Fish Pier Nantasket visit and a formal dinner. Speakers include Gov Alvan Fuller Bruce Barton Senator Edward Ford and Dr Lewis Radcliffe with a steamer trip to Middle Fork for tagging demonstrations.
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United States Fisheries Association, Inc
Hotel Statler
Boston
Association
United States
Alaska
England
Canada
Gloueester
New England
Statler
George S. Willey
Alvan ‘T. Fuller
Bruce Barton
Edward Ford
Kath Brown
Roxton Fish Dealers
Malcolm KE. Neholy
United States Board of Agriculture
Boston Fish Pier
Nantasket
Lewis J. Radcliffe
Washington
John N. Cobb
University of Washington
Seattle
Harden F. Taylor
New York
Samuel (. Prescott
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Fish & Game
Massachusetts
J. W. Martin, Jr
Transportation chairmen named for Maine club
The Maine Three Quarters Century club appoints county chairmen for transportation. Appointees include Hiram W. Ricker for Androscoggin South Poland Dr Frederick W Mitch ell Houston D W Hoegg Portland I F Fields Phillips O W Tapley Ellsworth Francis H Bates Winthrop William JD Talbot Rockland Sewell T Maddocks Boothbay Harbor Clyde H Smith Skowhegan H Buzzell Belfast R J Peacock Lubec William Deering Saco Dr KE D Merrill Dover Foxcroft Fred B Teeling Bath Donald M Partridge Norway.
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Maine
Androscoggin
Hiram W. Ricker
South Poland
Aroostook
Frederick W. Mitchell
Houston
Cumberland
D. W. Hoegg
Portland Evening Express
Portland
Franklin
I. F. Fields
Phillips
Hanecock
O. W. Tapley
Ellsworth
Kennebec
Francis H. Bates
Winthrop
Knox
William JD
Talbot
Rockland
Linecoln
Sewell T. Maddocks
Boothbay Harbor
Somerset
Clyde H. Smith
Skowhegan
Waldo—H. (. Buzzell
Belfast
Washington
R. J. Peacock
Lubec
York
William Deering
Saco
Gold Find Near Swift River Sparks Old Excitement
B F Faunce and son from Johnstown Pa and E B Cummings of Norway went fishing near the Swift River and found an excellent specimen of gold in the sands. Faunce plans to take it home to Johnstown.
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Swift River
B. FF. Faunce
John
Johnstown
E. 8. Cummings
Norway
Horace Henderson Speakers At Bath Rotary Luncheon
Bath Rotary Club met at Hotel Phoenix with Mr Dougherty hosting. Horace Henderson, Pawling School founder and former Bath principal, spoke on student character and community value, praising modern youth and urging parental sympathy as visiting Rotarians and guests looked on. Rev. Arthur Stray will speak next week.
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Bath Rotary Club
Hotel Phoenix
Rresident Dougherty
N. Gratz Jackson
Jackson
Horace FE. Henderson
Pawling School For Boys
Pawling
N.Y
Henderson
Wiscasset
Fort Edgecomb
Bowdoin College
Lath
South Grammar School
Bath
Whitman
Mass
Garden City
Long Island
Pawling School
Prenderson
Ile
Younes
Seo
Frank W. McLanathan
Lawrence
Larrabee
Noerwich
Cone
Mason
Washburn
AJ W. Trayes
Washington, D.C
Dro AL AL Stott
Woolwich
David J. Kennedy
Chicago
Arthur Stray
Lewiston
Auburn
Brunswick
Jenney Allen Bath Bride Ruth Allen Marries Leonard Jenney
Miss Ruth Allen daughter of Mrs. Tharry W. Allen Brunswick and Leonard Tufts Jenney of Lexington Mass were married at the bride’s mother’s home in Brunswick in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Thompson N. Ashby. The wedding party included matron of honor Mrs. Wallace J. Putnam and best man Richard Waite. The couple plans a Bermuda wedding trip and will reside at 540 Ash Street Cambridge Mass after Oct. 15.
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Bath
Brunswick
Ruth Alen
Tharry W. Allen
Leonard Tufts Jenney
Lexington
Mass
Pleasant Street
Thompson N. Ashby
al Church
Wallace J. Putnam
Woodbury
N. J
Notable items from Brunswick and vicinity on Tuesday
Notes report a hydrant placed at Hardings by Frank Cromwell of Bath Water District, a postponed Small Point golf match due to rain, Tug Carlisle delivering 1156 tons of bituminous to Togus, a First Baptist ladies picnic planned near the New Meadows river, and Frank L. Edgecomb’s 21 foot veteran motor boat tied to a Boston owner, with its Navy and vapor past noted.
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Hardings
Brunswick
Frank Cromwell
Bath Water District
Shore Acres
Sebasco
Tug Carlisle
Kennebec
Parker Flats
Octara
National Soldiers Home
Togus
Ladies Circle
The
First Baptist Church
New Meadows
Sagadahoc Square
Frank L. Edgecomb
United States Navy
A. P. Homer
Boston
Dr Geiger Writes Articles on Health Topic
Dr John C Geiger of Chicago writes in Hygeia the American Medical Association magazine on temperature and vitamins arguing no evidence tin can lining poisons contents. He refutes claims that opening a can risks poisoning and that cans alter contents or remove properties.
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American Medical Association
John C. Geiger
Chicago
Anna Morse
Bath
Geiger
Chicago Daily News
State aid work to start after Pine Hill bridge finishes
Winnegance residents anticipate state aid construction on the W Phippsburg side commencing about ten days after the Pine Hill bridge project ends. Road work has caused damage from heavy rains, and the Sabine club plans a card party despite a late invitation.
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Pitch Pine Hill
Trix
Wphippsburs
Pittch Pine Hill
Winnegance Community Club
Sabine
Ehner Lufkin
Jwomore Grange
Grange
tuMaan Marks
Bates Street Shirt Co
Lewiston
William Perry
Reach
Alfred Cornish
Ua We
Pied Pine Hill
Fred L. Parks
Concord Junction
Mass
Ville Midiy
Drisefith Wills
Harry
Williams
Brice Street
Phippsburg
Bath Boy Wins High Pace in Auto World
Walter Brown born in Bath rose through Packard Motor Car Co. Boston to assistant to vice president. A Morse High and Bowdoin alumnus served in World War I, advancing from mechanic to production and service roles before reaching executive status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Boy
Welter Brown
Packard Motor Car Co
Walter Brown
Bath
Edward Brown
Lemont Street
den- Jaman Franklin Brown
Pearh Street
Vicw
Boston
Crown
Morse High
Bowdoin College
Gertrude Dilton
Thomas J. Ditoamden
Weban
Mass
Packard
Elex Miemager
Benefit Bridge Party at Small Point Beach
A social event planned for August 15 at Mrs. Harrison Wright’s Summer home in Small Point aims to raise funds for Bath City hospital. Bridge tables will net $4 each for the hospital, with reservations via Miss Minnie White or Miss Caroline Moses and their Center and Washington street shops or telephone 586.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Wright
Bath City Hospital
Harrrison Wright
Philadelphia
Small Point
Wright
Bath
Minnie White
Center Street
Caroline Moses
Washington Street
Re‑election of Bath judge to Pemaquid Point group
Judge Walter S. Giidden of Bath was re elected clerk of the Pemaquid Point association at the annual meeting held Monday at Hotel Pemaquid. Fire protection and state forest cooperation were discussed with directors to assess needed apparatus. R F Huntsman was re elected president. Mrs W R Belknap named treasurer. directors include Huntsman, Belknap, James I Comins, Mabel C Bragg, Clarence M Hunt. Elmer McFarang visited friends in Quincy over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Giidden
Bath
Pemaquid Point Association
Hotel Pemaquid
State Forestry Department
R. F. R. Huntsman
Brooklyn Standard Union
W. R. Belknap
S. Bergen
Res. Huntsman
Belknap
James I, Comins
Springfield
Mass
Mabel C. Bragg
Newtonville
Clarence M. Hunt
Camp Kebec Hosts Active Season and Wyman Anniversary
Camp Kebec led by Rev. Charles L. Stevens enjoys a busy season with hiking picnics nature study and beach visits for UK boys and two councillors. A party in Phippsburg marks the twenty sixth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Hiram B Wyman with friends from Camden Hartford and Jamaica Plain attending, gifts and a celebratory supper noted.
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Camp Kebec
Hiram B. Wyman
Charles L. Stevens
Stevens
Sanyo
Congregational Church
D. A. McDonald
F. & Bowker
Seabolt
Camden
N. J
Lambert
Hartford
Canan
Merced
Fo. Wyman
Miers
Woyinsi
Ino
Phippsburg
Mise
Margaret
Minott
Partford
Conn
Moses
Candon
Camiden
Mes
Isabel Sprague
Black Thire
L. W. Berry
Prooswick
Br. Youill
Mahia
Jamaica Viain
Mass
Grace Dickinson
Bath
Adelbert
Williams
Marili
Anita Williams
Dmorthind
Alice
Abbie Minott
Cher Perry
Marrenreth Stevens
Heerfield
Margaret Minott
Trowe
Porthind
J. F. Level
Mioank Leach
Phippsburgghoe
James Percy
Daisy Hines
Waltham
James E. Percy
Cox's Head
Elmer Tibbetts
Eleanor
Revere
Elbridge Morse
Parker Head
Fred Wyman
W. G. Jefferson
Clarence M. Bowker
Porthead
John J. Walker
Thomaston
Ridge
John G. Leach
Boston
J. F. Leach
Kate Barbour
Edna Pettingill
Portland
A. I. Williams
Gilbert Woodman
New Arrivals at Hotel Riverside Entertained
New guests at Hotel Riverside include C. A. Johnson and wife, A. A. Connett of Soston, Polly Adams of Brookline Mass, Florence Jacobson and Norman Jacobson of Kendal Green Mass, H. J. Searce of Somerville Mass, Miss Alice Hall, Gladys Calhoun, F. A. Lindstrom, Elsa Zielick of New York City, Virginia Rieh, Clinton A. Rieh, Alton I. Kin mouth of Hillsdale N J, L. M. Price and family of Bath, Henry Dun lap of Skowhegan.
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Hotel Riverside
C. A. Johnson
A. A. Connett
Soston
Polly Adams
Brookline
Mass
Florence Jacobson
Norman Jacobson
Kendal Green
H. J. Searce
Somerville
Alice Hall
Gladys Calhoun
F. A. Lindstrom
Elsa Zielick
New York City
J. Dpd
Kenmouth
Virginia Rieh
I. B. Rich
Clinton A. Rieh
Alton I. Kinmouth
Hillsdale
N. J
L. M. Price and Family
Bath
Henry Dunlap
Skowhegan
Final bankruptcy meeting for Donald Pomroy in Alnu
Referee William T. Hall presided at 11 Wednesday morning as Donald Pomray of Alnu faced Ware wife and daughter of Whitefield and Albro C. Chaney of Head Tide. After settling town taxes and expenses, the referee declared a first and final dividend of 20 85 per cent of all proved claims, to be distributed immediately by trustee Clarence A. Richards of Damariscotta.
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Donald Pomroy
Alnu
William T. Hall
Ware
Whitefield
Albro C. Chaney
Clarence A. Richards
Damariscotta
Curtis Gives $10,000 to Maine Publicity Effort
Cyrus H. K. Curtis of Philadelphia donated 10 000 dollars to Maine joint budget fund supporting the Maine Publicity Bureau New England Council and State Chamber of Commerce. The canvass aims to raise 50 000 for Maine development and advertising with Curtis’s gift boosting statewide promotional work.
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Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Philadelphia
Maine
Maine Joint Budget Fund
State Chamber of Commerce
Maine Publicity Bureau
New England Council
Curtis
I. C. Minor
Rockband
Bar Harbor
Camden
Cyrus HE
Charles Brown to Direct Bath Hospital Campaign
The Bath City hospital trustees hire Charles Brown of Augusta as general director to lead a community fundraising drive. Brown has led major campaigns including Y M C A and Augusta General Hospital efforts and will divide his time between Bath and Augusta. Mrs Tallman and daughter Marion Hersey are guests at the Franklin House. Mr Tallman is a long-serving veteran connected to three wars and naval service.
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Bath City Hospital
Charles Brown
Augusta
Brown
Bath
Colonial Club
Y M. C.ua
United War
Sagadahoc County
Augusta General Hospital
FE. Tallman
Marion Hersey
Richmond
Franklin I House
Mr. Tallman
Kennebec
1Th
Maine
Navy
Annapolis
Admiral Hughes
Trenton
Tallman
New York Navy Yard
Bath residents and visitors mingle at social week
Ex postmaster William Go Tubbard of Wiscasset visits the city Wednesday. Numerous Bath residents and guests attend social visits and family gatherings across Mass and New Hampshire, with trips to Boston and Maine locales.
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William Go Tubbard
Wiscasset
Sherman Chirk
Admiral Pinches
Wilber Crocker
Doris
Tigh Street
Mid Mes
Morris Shea
Merritt
Arrowsie
Mars
Howard Rice
Coupe Rest
East Benuswick
Crockers
John Burk
Middle Street
Thompson
Cty
Charles
Foster
Harold
Tivington
Nsw
Sumaner
Fred Alden
Providence
S. d
Harry Alden
Coast Patrol
New Jersey
Evelyn Coffin
Lisbon Falls
Lincoln Bailey
Dedford Street
Messrs. Alden
Dlamony
Benjamin Berry
New York City
Mer. Berry
M,ick. Berry
West Bath
Concord
N. S
Mr Berry
TL Dorian Perkins
Aosenoon
Thomas Humble
Humble
High Street
North End
Foundation Co
Bath
Gilbert Robinson
Roland and
Clyde
Westboro
Mass
Robinson
Ralph Dunbar
Washington Street
Bath Social Notes Move Through Town To Boothbay Harbor
A Bath community log lists residents and visitors from West Bath to Boothbay Harbor. It notes Mrs George Turns accompanied by Mrs W Thiggett of West Bath, Miss Gertrude Milliken of Waterville, and Mrs George Senanell of Boston leaving for Boothbay Harbor. Also mentions trips by Rev and Mrs Wolstenhole, Mrs Choade Dyer, and many others visiting relatives, ships officers in Bath, and plans for travels to Portland Niagara Falls Mohawk Trail and Australia New Zealand and South Africa on later trips.
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George
He W. Thiggett
West Bath
Gertrude Milliken
Waterville
George Millisen
Pearl Street
Merc
George TT Senanell
Boston
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
George Dh. Wolstenhole
Choade Dyer
Malden
Mass
Doris Kingsbury
Middle Street
Portland
Henry Kingsbury
Florida
Porth Harbor
Raachel Nichols
Dridge
Bath Street
Hh ‘P Stevens
Murphy
Arthur Nichols
Wot
Percy
New York
Savannah
Parker Head
Lee Abbott
Zephie Abbot
Claude Dyer
Natick
Mreest Kl Williams
Campbells Pond
Thesday
Gonk Mars
Trenton
Port Ciesla
BF. J. Donahue
Milwaukee
Wis
Annapolis
Andee TL. Flood
Siovears Eld
Lloyd Lee Inoker
Charles Lloyd Tooker
Merrion Skillin
Jennie Evans
George S. Moody
Niagara Malls
Ho I Wendall
Plains
Sumner
Sebascea
Iowa
Tle
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Small Point Beach
Glidden
Elmer McFarang
Quincy, Mass
Popham Beach
Bankruptcy News
City Hospital Committee
Richard
Bath Savings Institution
Old Orchard
Maine Central Railroad