Iron Works Golf Tourney Sets Record Entries
Bath Iron Works golf tournament draws strong turnout with 125 entries and 18 hole handicap format. Club pro Jimmy Jones oversees handicaps for non members as Navy personnel and government inspectors participate. Grand prize is a two year trophy for BIW employees with two-year possession, plus a club membership prize for a non member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Jimmy Jones
Navy
Government Ofe
David Mullin
Lance Cooper
A. E. Loeser
William 8. Blair
Maurice Skaling
Robert Footer
John McLaughlin
Harold Harrington
Joe Fullmer
Robert Southerland
Donald McElfman
William Scott
Robert Boudreau
Albert Coombs
Russell Hughes
Wilfred Gaudet
John Mullaney
Arthur King
Frank Churchill
Robert Brownell
William
Donald N. Small
William S. Newell
L. Eugene Thebeau
Roland F. Hill
W. Dayton Hill
John W. Osborn
Thomas R. Allen
John M. Watson
James Jenkins
Edward Lee, Jr
Ernie George
Clarence R. Eaton
D. F. Perry
J. M. Conley, Jr
S. E. Rogers
Charles Parks
Arthur J. Sarkis
Donald IF. Conroy
Ernest Sarkis
Charles Haggett
Harold L. Adams
Robert Burns Society First Outing At Pemaquid Beach
The Robert Burns Society of Bath held its first annual outing Sunday at Pemaquid Beach. The event included beach activities, a luncheon led by Matthew Harrison, children's and women's races, a softball game won 10 to 6 by Capt Gray's team, and guests from Burlington Ontario Newport RT Quincy MA and Newport News VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns Society of Bath
Pemaquid Beach
Matthew Harrison
Billy Gray
Robert Lowrie
Jeanette Anderson
Donald Harrison
Stanley Anderson
Frances Lowrie
Helen Rae
Virginia Boyle
William Gray
Matthew Swan
Howard Cannon
Anderson
Alex MacDonald
Jack Lowrie
G. Munn
M. Harrison
J. Harkins
Burlington, Ontario
Newport, R. T
Quincy
Mass
Newport News, Va
Social Evening Four Tables Contract at Mrs Deering’s
Mrs Harry G. Deering hosted four tables of contract bridge Saturday night at 606 Washington Street for guest Mrs Anna Palmer of Portland Oregon. Miss Bessie Prout of Bangor won high score with Mrs Elizabeth D Gibbons second and Mrs Frederick D Hill third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Deering
Washington Street
Anna Palmer
Portland
Ore
Bessie Prout
Bangor
Elizabeth D. Gibbons
Frederick D. Hill
Richmond Club and Local Visits Chronicle Long Weekend
A Beulah Rebekah lodge meeting in Richmond hosted I O O F members and spouses with an arranged program and refreshments. Various residents and visitors including Miss Eva Gott, Miss Virginia Lamb, Miss Charlotte Dixon, and others wintered or visited in Bath Boothbay Harbor Madison and Bangor with gatherings at Lane Field and auction bridge at the Little sisters home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah
Bridgton
Meacham
Virginia Lamb
Poland
Margaret
Frances Wilson
Herbert Moody
Madison
Charlotte Dixon
Holliston
Mass
Ernest Stewart
George Cross
Boston
Rebecca Rogers
Lillian Hill
Lillian Sherburne
Alberta Sedgley
Boothbay Harbor
Charles Vanner
Winchester
Mary Carr
Herbert Carr
Walpole
Prince Edward Island
Ambrose Church
Lane Field
Eenterprise Grange Hall
Elizabeth Kelley
Evelyn McKinney
Alice Williams
Della Grondin
Harold Richardson
John Hurley
Cora
Jane Little
Auction Bridge
Genevieve Lynch
Hazel Milliard
Melvina Borjisson
Thomas Borjisson
Lawrence Coughlin
Harry Sykes
Percy Little
Harry Little
Clara Leonard
Marblehead
Wallace W. Gardner
Pleasant Pond
Marion Purinton
I. J. Faulkingham
Belgrade Lakes
Walter Burner
Lynn
Archie E. McMaster
Roland Grant
Betty Rosine
Burlington, Vt
A. E. McMaster
Winnifred Gilbert
Joseph W. Randlette
First Selectman
Natalie Southard
Kennebunk
Clarence Hanson
Carrie Groves
Earle Castner
Bangor
John Chapman
J. B. Chapman
F. Ray McKenney
Arlington
Carrie J. McKenney
Meeker Residence Damaged by Fire
Fire believed caused by defective wiring damaged Miss Charlotte S. Meeker's home at 590 Washington street. Firemen confined the blaze to the second floor and a small roof section, with water damage kept minimal. all clear at 2.37 pm after a general alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte S. Meeker
Washington Street
Harry Y. Cressey
Meeker
Edward ©. Daly
Tragic Drowning of 10-Year-Old Lucy Woodward at Arrowsic
Bath officials and volunteers searched two hours for Lucy Mae Woodward, 10, who drowned near the Range lights. William H. Woodward, her father, kept the Range lights. Divers included Elford Stover and Bath officers. coast guardsmen used prone pressure respiration methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Popham Beach
Lucy Mae Woodward
Arrowsie
William H. Woodward
Ardenne A. Stott
Elford A. Stover
The
Times
Joseph A. Butler
William J. Curran
Bath Police
Percy W. Kingsbury
Coast Guard Station
Guy Crowley
Leeman Drake
Irving Dauphin
Georgetown Summer Visitors Fill Town Amid Heat
The Georgetown summer scene is busy with many visitors roaming the town while others leave. Notables include Mrs. James F. Dunton of Bath and Mrs. Florence Manier of Hudson Massachusetts visiting Georgetown households and locals traveling to Monhegan and Bay of Naples. The piece notes a 200th anniversary of Georgetown’s founding and calls for ideas on commemoration, with church events and Vacation Bible School activities outlined.
Marriage Returns for Lawrence Babine and Elizabeth Glidden
Returns from the marriage of Lawrence Babine of 473 Middle Street to Elizabeth Glidden of 477 Middle Street have been received by City Clerk John W. Gilmore. The ceremony was conducted Saturday morning by notary public Ralph O. Dale. Mrs Grace Williams is spending the month at Popham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawence-Babine
Middle Street
Elizabeth Glidden
John W. Gilmore
Ralph O. Dale
Five Islands Church Dedicates Electric Lights Memorial Event
At Five Islands Baptist church on Friday evening a ceremony will dedicate electric lights donated by the Boynton family in memory of Dr. Nehemiah Boynton. The event honors his long affection for the church and Malden Island summers, with townspeople recalling his preaching from the local pulpit.
Five Islands Summer Residents and Guests Gather
A long list of visitors and residents at Five Islands in Maine. Names include Miss FE I Chandler Brookline Mass Miss Gertrude Smith Mrs William Chafe Cambridge Mass and others. The community notes birthdays picnics field day events and weekend guests at various cottages along Harmon's Harbor Seguinland Ledgemere and Rockmere plus a birth announced for Suzanne Gould in St Petersburg Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Malden Island
FE. I. Chandler
Brookline
Gertrude Smith
Miss Chandler
Islands
Miss Smith
William Chafe
William Chafe, Jr
Cambridge
Harmon's Harbor
Chafe
Charles Burgess
Bath
Ruth Hall
Eugene Hall
West Acton
the Hall
J. C. Briggs
Susan Briggs
Winter Hill
Ruth Bailey
Cleremont
Fla
C. H. Sanford
Ledgemere Road
Dr. O'Donnell
George
Chestnut Hill
O'Donnell
Janet May
Moore-Davis
Cleve Rowe
Mabel Dickey
W. L. Berry
Thomas Aykeroyd
Hyde Park
Seguinland
Suzanne
Leonard Gould
St. Petersburg
Gould
Elizabeth Hall
Burt Hall
Five Islands
George Yeo
Bob
Winchester
Yeo
Alan Huntington
South Danville
N. H
Marion Stevens
Joseph G. Stevens
Herbert Moore
Charles
Belmont
Sedgemere Road
Five Islands Improvement Association
Ella Quimby
Bessie Quimby
Malden
Ernest Quimby
Mary
Fulton
John Murray
Newton
Frank Currie
Rockcrest Cottage
Funeral services for Edward B. Sprague
Funeral services were held for Edward B. Sprague of Middlesex Road Topsham who died Thursday afternoon while working in a hayfield. He served as a deacon and Sunday school superintendent at United Baptist Church and was chaplain of Village Lodge of Masons Bowdoinham. Interment was at Rogers Cemetery Topsham with mourners and attending out of town guests named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Sprague
Middlesex Road
Topsham
Hayfield
United Baptist Church
Harry Chamberlain
Failing Merriman
Bowdoinham
Alfred Rackley
Walter Furbish
Winfield Powers
Donald Wilson
Topsham Grange
Sprague
Roger's
Frank Simpson
Janet
Pittsfield
Mass
E. W. Lewis
Sidney
Obituary of Woodbury H Bailey 62 Waterbury resident
Woodbury H Bailey 62 died suddenly at home in Waterbury Conn after four years of illness. Born in Edgecomb he was an orphan, lived with the Cunningham family there and worked as a joiner in Manchester N H before moving to Waterbury fourteen years ago. Survived by wife Eva Moore and one son William D Bailey, burial held in Edgecomb. Also notes Otis Munro and Fessenden Wincapaw birthday gathering on Turner's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
H. Bailey
Waterbury
Conn
Mr. Bailey
Edgecomb
Howard Cunningham
Josie Cunningham
Manchester
N. H
Bailey
Silverman Bros. Co
Eva Moore
Bath
William D. Bailey
Mrs. Otis Munro
Turner's Court
Bath Man John Marr Dies at 72 After 53 Years as Teamster
John R. Marr 72 a Bath resident and longtime coal yard worker died Friday morning at 107 Court Street. native of Phippsburg he was born at Popham Beach son of William C and Sarah A Marr his wife predeceased him and he lived with a housekeeper Mary Chase for 32 years Survived by two sons James William Marr and John Donald Marr two daughters Mrs Horace E Colby and Mrs Warren H McIntire five grandchildren three great grandchildren and three cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Marr
Bath
Court Street
Mr. Marr
Phippsburg
Popham Beach
William C
Sarah A. Marr
Mary Chase
Marr
John Donald Marr
Temple, N. H
James William Marr
New Haven
Temple
N. H
James W. Marr
Edward B Sprague Dies After Collapse While Haying
Edward B Sprague 65 of Bowdoinham died at home at 2 p m Thursday from heart disease per Dr Vernon H Lowell of Brunswick He was born in Topsham December 20 1872 son of Thomas and Ann Sprague He married Katherine Manter of Sidney January 18 1910 He ran a hot house and market produce business He belonged to J Loyalist Browne Camp 8 S A V Knights of Pythias and other groups He leaves wife and three children Owen of Bath Alice a Maine General Hospital student nurse in Portland and Helen of Augusta plus sister Mrs Frank Simpson of Pittsfield Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Sprague
Bowdoinham
Vernon H. Lowell
Brunswick
Topsham
Thomas and
Ann Pierce Sprague
University of
Katherine Manter
Sidney
Sprague
Browne
Village Lodge of Masons
Knights of Pythias
the Grange
High School
Baptist Church
Owen
Bath
Alice
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Helen
Augusta
Frank Simpson
Pittsfield
Mass
Mrs Margaret J Cameron obituary in Melrose Mass
Mrs Margaret J Cameron widow of James T Cameron formerly of Bath died July 31 at her Melrose home after a long illness. She belonged to Wesley Methodist Bath Myrtle lodge and Queen Esther Rebekah. She leaves four sons John Saugus Harry Shanghai Allen and Albert Wakefield. two daughters Mrs David D Winkworth Syracuse and Elizabeth Melrose. eight grandchildren, a sister Mrs George Baird Waterbury and a brother Daniel MacLeod Brookline. Services Aug 2 Ferguson Melrose at 1230 pm. Rev John L Ivey officiated. Interment Bath family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret J. Cameron
James T. Cameron
Bath
Melrose
Mass
Wesley Methodist Church of
Myrtle Lodge
Odd Ladies
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
John
Saugus
Harry
Shanghai
China
Allen and
Albert Cameron
Wakefield
David D. Winkworth
Syracuse
N. Y
Elizabeth
George Baird
Waterbury
Cameron
Edwin W Bonney Dies After Ill Health at 57
Edwin W Bonney 57 a famed city barber died Friday at 11 am at his home 1166 Washington street after three weeks in bed. Born in Bath he followed his father's trade and was a longtime member of Colonial club and a leading figure among younger merchants. He is survived by wife a son Leonard W Bonney of Turner three grandchildren two nephews Dean R Bonney of Bath and Orvis W Bonney of Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Bonney
Washington Street
Mr. Bonney
Bath
Edwin
Emma F. Bonney
Colonial Club
Bonney
Leonard W. Bonney
Turner
Dean R. Bonney
Orvis W. Bonney
Auburn
Widow Annie Bellerose Dies. Rites Planned at St Marys
Mrs Annie Bellerose widow of Joseph H Bellerose died Monday afternoon at her home 25 Western Avenue aged 71. Born in St Clothilde Canada she was a daughter of Antonine and Adelaide Lambert. She was a member of St Marys church and the women s sodality. Survived by three daughters Mrs Rosilda Andrews Jamaica Plain Mass Mrs Harry B Maxcy Portland Me Miss Bertha Bellerose Bath one nephew Myron Andrews Jamaica Plain Mass a brother Oscar Lambert Quebec and one sister Mrs Ernest Houle Three Rivers Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bellerose
Joseph H. Bellerose
Western Avenue
Bellerose
St. Clothilde
Canada
Antonine
Adelaide Lambert
St. Mary’s Church
Women’s Sodality
Rosilda Andrews
Jamaica Plains
Mass
Harry B. Maxcy
Portland
Bertha Bellerose
Bath
Myron Andrews
Oscar Lamber
Quebec
Ernest Houle
Three Rivers
Amanda Blaisdell 83 Dies in Bath After Ill Turn
Mrs Amanda Blaisdell age 83 widow of Joseph E Blaisdell of Georgetown died Thursday at her niece Mrs Alfred J Rowes home 708 Washington Bath where she had been staying after an illness at Five Islands She was born in Georgetown daughter of Charles and Susan S Stevens active in Five Islands church and Grange last of ten children with five nieces and two nephews named as nearest relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Islands Baptist Church
Boynton
Nehemiah Boynton
Malden Island
Five Islands
Marion Ainley
Cambridge
Mass
Ainley
George Elwell
Marblehead
F. O. Robinson
Carl Pearson
Clayton McMahan
Somerville
Nat Hasenfus
Dorothy Henning
Thomas Shaw Moulton
Wichita
Kan
Frank Creedon
Madeline
Kathleen Creedon
David O'Neil
Charles Wilson
Joseph Creedon
Boston
Esther Manning
Portland
J. J. Gibson
Harbor View House
Billy Chase
Freeport
Maurice Pinkham
John Pritchard
Arlington
Byron Pritchard
New York
George MacKinnon
Joseph Folsom
George Smith
Gertrude Smith
Wiscasset
Merle Haskell
Robert
Everett
Mary O'Connor
Hubert Kelley
Belmont
Charles Moore
James Kellam Smith
Kellam
Nancy
Lumberville
L. F. Wylie
Marion
Pyne
Philip Brooks
West Roxbury
Nathaniel Hasenfus
Russell Watson
Marycliff
Belgrade
E. C. Boynton
Scarsdale
N. Y
J. B. Resh
East Greenwich
R. L
Eliot Lum
John D. Staffeld
Lyndonville
D. W. Staffeld
Hagan’s Cove
Eliot Bold
Evelyn
Bath
Vernon Gray
Everett Hennan
Mr. Hennan
George Hennan
Lightbody
Nellie Savage
Hampton
N. H
Edith Savage
Framingham Teachers’ College
Frank McMahan
Lucille McMahan
Ruth DesChamp
Boothbay
Virginia
Boothbay Harbor
Clarence Miles
Marjorie Miles
Edith Barstow
Hudson, N. Y
Ruth Mansfield
Wellesley
Leonora Knight
Waterbury
Conn
Carrie
Isabel Stevens
William O'Hara
Eleanor DesChamps
Miss DesChamps
Ruth DesChamps
Mis Hop
Basset
Bill McGrath
Thelma Davis
Allston
Alfred Rowe
Cape Cod
Horace Rittall
Edith Davis
I. E. Booker
Marilyn
Sonny
Connersville
Ind
Hicks
Amanda Blaisdell
Joseph E. Blaisdell
Georgetown
Alfred J. Rowe
Washington Street
Blaisdell
Charles
Susan S. Stevens
Church
Grange
Joseph Ferguson
Glens Falls
Howard Melville
Nellie Pinkham
Charles Berry
Litchfield Corner
Sheridan McIndoe
New York City
Eugene McIndoe
Montclair
N. J
Tragic Drowning Of Lucy Mae Woodward Near Arrowsic
Prayers were said for ten year old Lucy Mae Woodward daughter of William H Woodward and his wife after she drowned Saturday afternoon in the Kennebec river. Rev Clarence L Hoch officiated at the Arrowsic home. The body was taken to Jonesport for funeral services Tuesday at two in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Mae Woodward
William H. Woodward
Kennebec
Clarence L. Hoch
Arrowsic-Robinhood
Range Light
Arrowsic
Woodward
Jonesport
Death of Frank H. Webber Chief Engineer in New London
Frank H. Webber of 172 Ledyard Street New London Connecticut died. He was a native of Phippsburg and chief engineer of a steamship operating from the Central Vermont Railway terminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Frank H. Webber
Ledyard Street
Phippsburg
Central Vermont Railway
Funeral for Miss Caroline Shorey held in Lisbon Falls
Miss Caroline Shorey aged 63, formerly of Brunswick, died suddenly Aug. 1 at Miss Josephine Ricker’s home in Harrison. The funeral was held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Baptist church at Lisbon Falls. She was a daughter of the late George B. and Fanny Shorey and a devoted Berean Baptist Church member active in missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Shorey
Brunswick
Bath
Josephine Ricker
Harrison
Baptist Church
Lisbon Falls
Miss Shorey
George B
Fanny Shorey
Andrew Green
Emma Shorey
Charles A Gilman dies. Brunswick man remembered
Funeral services were held for Charles A. Gilman of Brunswick who died in his sleep Friday night. Born April 18, 1859, he led the Gilman estate for years and served on the Republican Town Committee and county committee. He is survived by his wife Martha and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gilman
Brunswick
Charles J. Gilman
Gilman
Republican Town Committee
Society of Cincinnati
New Hampshire
Martha E. Gilman
Elizabeth J
Mary G. Gilman
Edwin W Bonney Funeral Service Held at Home
Private funeral services for Edwin W Bonney were conducted Sunday afternoon at two at his home 1166 Washington Street. Rev Jesse Kenderdine of Beacon Street church officiated with bearers Dean R Bonney Orvis W Bonney Raymond C Hart and Loring Roberts. Burial followed at Maple Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Bonney
Washington Street
Jesse Kenderdine
Beacon Street Church
Dean R
Orvis W. Bonney
Raymond C. Hart
Loring Roberts
Maple Grove Cemetery
Funeral of John R. Marr Held at Fred E Curtis Home
The funeral for John R. Marr was held Sunday at 2 30 PM at the Fred E Curtis funeral home on Center Street with Rev. Frederick P. Moffatt officiating. Bearers were J M Stineford George Melzard Winship Reed and Moses Kenner son. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery. William Quinn and his son William Jr of Medford Mass visited the Shaws. Mrs Shea's sister Mrs Alex MacDonald of Fredericton NB arrived to spend August with Mrs Shea. Mr Burnham ill at home in Damariscotta after surgery by Dr Fred Albee at Damariscotta Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Marr
Fred
Curtis Funeral Home
Center Street
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street Baptist Church
J. M. Stineford
George Melzard
Winship Reed
Moses Kennerson
Oak Grove
William Quinn and Son
William, Jr
Medford
Mass
William H. Shea
Beacon Street
Frank L. Daley
A. P. Burnham
Damariscotta
Burneham
Fred Albee
New York
Damariscotta Memorial Hospital
Miss Shirley L Moore Returns to Portland After Stay
Miss Shirley L Moore has returned to Portland following a two week visit at Bay Point and Happy Nook, where she rested and recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley L. Moore
Portland
Bay Point
Happy Nook
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Iron Works
Robert Burns Society
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Room
Richmond
Henry Jackson
Henry, Jr
Gardiner D. Rogers
Sumer
Meadowbrook
James F. Dunton
Florence Manier
Hudson
P. L. Steadman
Charles Foster
Little Neck
Maine
Steadman
Monhegan
George T. Williams
Waterville
West Georgetown
Catherine Morse
Helen Carlson
Ben Tate
Canton
Arthur Farrar
A. E. Rowe
Herbert. Jones
Evanston
Jones
Olive Drake
Chicago
Anne Gifford
York
J. R. Hulbert
Seldon Billington
Chelmsford
Ernest Curtis
Scott
Wendell P. Todd
Salem
Kennebec Point Road
Bay of Naples
Songo Lock
Howard Trafton
Fellows
Plainfield
First Baptist Church
John J. Fitzpatrick
Little Sheepscot
Fitzpatrick
Boston & Albany
Irving Stilphen
Willard H. Doell
Waban
H. A. Nealley
MacMahan
General Court
Nealley
Colony of
Falmouth
Caroline Fiske
Needham
Fiske
Roscoe P. Todd
Robinhood Church
Vacation Bible School
Robinhood
Grace Williams
Popham
Quincy Wales of
E. B. Sprague
John RB
Mrs
Charles A. Gilman
E. W. Bonney
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston