Fourteenth Maine Veteran Among Bay Point Guests
Calvin S. Gordon of West Parkway Roxbury MA, who turns 91 on the 27th, visits his son Walter H. Gordon at Bay Point. He is one of two surviving members of the 14th Maine regiment and remains active in social life at the Point. A baked bean supper with cabbage salad brown bread and pies drew crowds at the casino. The piece lists numerous summer visitors and activities at cottages, dances, and local events, highlighting Bay Point social life and a Coast Guard game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin S. Gordon
West Parkway
Roxbury
Mass
Walter H. Gordon
Mr. Gordon
14Th Maine Regiment
Bay Point Casino
Taylor Cottage
Gracy Holman
Birch Street
W. H. Gordon
Charles R. Farnham
Roscoe P. McFadden
Carrie Hall
Boston
Serenaders
John Hamilton
John Jr
Louise
Kessling Cottage
Earle Bowman
Oak Bluff
Harry
Jean
Bowman Island
Lena White
Mildred
Dedham
Roland Whitehouse
David
Gail Whitehouse
Auburn
Maple Lodge
William Mussenden
Garden Street
Bath
Richard Farnham
Josephine Conley
Quincy
Ann Gearing
Nequasset Road
Woolwich
Augustus Perow
Carroll A. Deering
Paul Bagdikian
Anita
Adolph Ehlers
Louise Cahill
Charlotte
Laura Morse
Elliot Bold
Cahill
Walter Coombs
Blanche
Alfred
Harry W. Crosman
Herman Spinney
Gray Road Park Zoo
Five Islands
Mary Twomey
Demerice Renaud
Richard
R. L. Kenney
J. C. Humphreys
Trott Trio
Walter Snipe
John
Josephine Fitch
Mary Kenney
Demenice Renaud
State Assessors On Annual Visit From North Anson Leader
Frank H. Holley of North Anson appointed by Governor Gardiner as chairman visits with Leon O. Tebbetts of Waterville for Sagadahoc county boards. They review records and praised Bath board for its record keeping during the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Holley
North Anson
Gardiner
State Board of Assessors
Leon O. Tebbetts
Waterville
Boards of Assessors
Sagadahoc County
Bath Board
Local family guests visit relatives in Brookline
Mr and Mrs Galen M Low of Brookline Massachusetts travel with their daughter Jean Hartwell Low to stay two weeks as guests of Mrs Low’s parents Edward H Hartwell and wife at 903 High Street. They also visit Mr and Mrs Charles C Low of 695 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen M. Low
Brookline
Mass
Jean Hartwell Low
Maine ALAA Elects Barnard as Manager
Arlyn E. Barnard was appointed manager of the Maine Automotive Association at a Maine A A meeting held at the Falmouth hotel in Portland. He brings four months as acting manager and six years of AAA work to a post described as among the youngest in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlyn E. Barnard
Maine Automobile Association
Falmouth
Portland
AAA
Automobile Club
Automobile Association
Barnard
Philip J. Deering
The
Maine A.A
Maine
Open Door Mission shifts summer camp to Old Orchard
The Open Door Mission of Wiscasset moves its week long August 24 to 30 campaign to Old Orchard. Key leaders include Rev. Paul Jackson of Boston and J David Fraser of Montreal coordinating daily beach services and training classes with Rev. Charles L. Evarts of Boston directing the training. The group travels by a specially built house car for 15 000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Old Orchard
Greenwood
Clifton A. Plummer
Augusta
Miami
Kitchen
Pulman
Paul Jackson
Boston
Walter Hampden Shakespearean Co
Clarendon Street
A. J. Gordon
Fraser
Visiting Golfer Breaks Brunswick Links Course Record
R F Jones, a Summer visitor and guest at Ash Point in South Harpswell, shot 65 to break the Brunswick links course record of 70. Jones, 1930 Middletown Conn champion with prior high scores, also won the Society of Automotive Engineers tournament at White Sulphur Springs. His hosts included Mrs. Jones and L A Roux, with the record-breaking round noted as he visits local courses this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Links
R. F. Jones
White Sulphur Springs
Society of Automotive Engineers
Phippsburg gossip on Brightwater visits and church talk
Emma Perry hosts guests Abbie Minott Lucia Ferguson Rose Wyman and H B Wyman at Brightwater. Rev Revert C Whitehead of Mount Vernon N Y preaches at Center Congregational urging burdens be cast on the Lord. Families sail and social ties weave through Wynburg and nearby towns as summer life unfolds along New Meadows Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Perry
Brightwater
Abbie Minott
Lucia Ferguson
Rose Wyman
H. B. Wyman
Theodore Beaver
Phippburg
Jo” Perry
Portland
Ann M. Perry-Bowker
Center Congregational Church
Revert C. Whitehead
Vernon Heights Congregational Church
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Whitehead
Mr. Whitehead
O. Henry
Welter Duffett
Boothbay Harbor
Horace Holton
Holton Hut
Huckle Hill
Wynburg
New Meadows
Campbell's Pond
Thomas Cotton
Debbie
New York
Brightwater Colony
Zinck
Connecticut
Hutchins-Frye
M. S. Poulson
McKeesport
Popham Beach
Small Point
Sebasco
Parker Head
Bess
Grace Dickinson
Katherine Berry
Miss Berry
Torri Gate
Holton
Brockton
Gordon
John Berry
Bath and Sebasco social round described in local notes
The piece details visits and gatherings around Bath Sebasco and nearby towns. It lists Mr and Mrs Harry Berry and James Richards of Portland, Dr W G Jefferson of Woodfords, and many others visiting or hosting at Bath. a birth in the area. birthday party at the Pyle cottage. and various day trips and dinners reflecting a close community life.
Guests at Alliquippa House Welcome Notables from East and West
A list of recent arrivals at the Alliquippa House at Small Point includes Col. and Mrs. Harrison H. Dodge of Washington DC Dr and Mrs Ed Niles Miss Elizabeth F Darling and others from New York New Jersey Massachusetts and Illinois. Governor and Mrs Kendall hosted a dinner for 14 at the Alliquippa after arriving from Sebasco Estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliquippa
Small Point
Harrison H. Dodge
Washington, D. C
W. L. Brown
Fairwood
N. J
Ed Niles
Elizabeth F. Darling
Elmhurst
New York City
Seymour Sheed
Caroline
William
Julia D. Johnson
New Brunswick
Richard Watts
Esther Baldershon
Ruth Beckwell
Harry H. Russ
Madaline Pfaukuch
Chicago
Ill
Ann B. Clark
Needham
Mass
Herbert B. Marsh
Sheepscot
Edwin M. Skinner
Bloomfield
T. R. F. Savage
Jackson Heights
William Taggard
Marguerite Taggard
William Taggard Jr
Kew Gardens
N. Y
Mrs
Kendall
Sebasco Estates
Paul Junior Promises Big Fight Night in Bath Arena
Bath fight fans pack Arcade Arena Friday to see Paul Junior of Lewiston clash with Harry Scott of Atlantic City. The Maine lightweight title hopeful seeks another win after losing his state crown, with Irish Tommy Logan and DeCapua alongside in a card that also features Young Dempsey and Sailor Sharkey in a renewed Bath duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Paul Junior
Lewiston
Harry Scott
Atlantic City
N. J
Cyclone Sawyer
Maine
Cyclone
Junior
Mihalos
Harry Stott
Tagus
Scott
New Jersey
Nick
Tommy Logan
Tommy
DeCapua
Gold Coast
Waterville
Bob Bell
Young Dempsey
Woolwich
Sailor Sharkey
Sanford
Head of Newbery Stores Visits Bath
John J. Newberry head of the Newberry chain visited Bath on Tuesday. He called on the Bath store and local manager Howard E. Tierney, attended Bath Rotary luncheon at Hotel Phoenix, then toured Maine stores in a casual visit. He is noted as a comparatively young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Newberry
Newberry
United States
Bath
Howard E. Tierney
Bath Club
Hotel Phoenix
Maine
Rotary
Winnegance Visitors and Homes Highlight Summer notes
Mr. and Mrs. Morse and Mr. and Mrs. Coggeshall motor to Brownfield for the weekend. Charles T. Small Jr. completes a summer cottage at Winnegance shores. Walter Thompson, of Maynard Mass, visits his parents and family for several weeks. Captain Harry W. Butler of Boston police, and Mrs. Butler, vacation in Winnegance and vicinity. Captain Butler hails from Phippsburg and has long served in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield W. Morse
Orman Coggeshall
Brownfield
Charles T. Small, Jr
Winnegance Shores
Walter Thompson
Maynard
Mass
William M. Thompson
Harry W. Butler
Boston Police Department
Butler
Winneganee
Captain Butler
Phippsburg
Boston
Big Firemen's Muster in Bath Labor Day
Plans are nearly complete to care for about 1500 firemen in Bath for the Ninth Annual Muster of the Maine State Hand Engine League and the State Firemen's Association convention. A 9:30 a.m. parade will start from Central fire station on Water street followed by a 12:50 p.m. master’s event with $500 in prizes across two classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine State Hand Engine League, Inc
State Firemen's Association of Maine
State Firemen’s Association
Central Fire Station
Water Street
Baxter Hall
Chester McCabe Sr
Frank T. Fortier
Bath Social Notes highlight visits and travels
Mrs. Charles Davis and guests return to Wellesley Hills after a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. G. Smith. John Gallagher, a Maine General Hospital patient, underwent surgery and rests. Numerous Bath residents host guests, take air sails, and attend gatherings at cottages and homes. Announcements include Katharine Victoria Duncan and Harry Shoemaker’s Seattle wedding and the DunCan family’s relocation to Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Davis
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Alden
G. Smith
High Street
John Gallagher
York Street
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Jane Spinney
Brookline
Allan Spear
Joseph Torrey
Torrey
Popham Beach
Ruth Fitzgerald
Muriel Hathway
Watertown
N. Y
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Washington Street
Bar Harbor
Rupert Cowles
Virginia
Baltimore
Allen M. Irish
Sabine
Cowles
Bath
Bath Iron Works
Thomas MacDonald
Harry
Bailey Street
MacDonald
Charles A. Blair
White Mountains
Mountains
Hillcrest Inn
Bethlehem
Mildred Hunt
Bath City Hospital
Enfield
Philip Gildart
Miss Hunt
Richard O. Barler
Chicago
Arthur Sewall
The
Stone House
Chatham
J. D. Barnhill
Washington, D. C
Barler
Sewall
Fred Hector
Rupert H. Baxter
Mere Point
Lucy Green
Miss Hathway
Margaret McQuarrie
Los Angeles
Calif
Bath High School
Ernest T. Fulton
Front Street
Maine Ayrshire Club Meeting Highlights Progress in Dairy Success
The article profiles dairy farmer Rich of Sagadahoc, his Ayrshire herd including Red Flash from Lewiston, and ties to notable ancestors May Mischief and Yellow Kate's Exchange. It notes Rich and his father advancing Modern labor saving methods, six acres of beans for market, and a popular, picturesque farm drawing visitors eager to see high bred cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ness
Red Flash
J. B. Hodgkins
Lewiston
Sagadahoc
Ayrshire
Bath Woman Margaret McMann Dies After Long Illness
Margaret Gilbert McMann 28 died in Hebron after five years of illness. Born in Bath June 5, 1903 she lived here until moving to Hebron five years ago. She worked as a bookkeeper and stenographer at Liberty Bottling Co and graduated from Morse High School. She leaves three brothers William Roxbury Mass Earl Dorchester Mass Herbert Bath and two sisters Nellie Libby Lewiston and Diantha McDonough Bath. The body was taken to Diantha McDonough’s home at 789 Middle Street. Funeral will be Friday at 8 AM in St Mary’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gilbert McMann
Hebron
Miss McMann
City
Thomas and
Hattie Gilbert McMann
Liberty Bottling Co
Morse High School
William
Roxbury
Mass
Earl
Dorchester
Herbert
Nellie Libby
Lewiston
Diantha MccDonough
Dennis D. Clark Dies After Stroke at 68
Dennis D. Clark, 68, a Bath wood dealer for 30 years with M. G. Shaw Co., died Sunday after a stroke. Born in Mayfield, he lived in Bath 48 years and left his wife, a daughter Mrs. W. Dayton Hill of Bath, two grandchildren, two sisters, a brother, and other relatives. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at 617 Washington St., Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis D. Clark
Mr. Clark
Mayfield
Thomas Clark
Bath
M. G. Shaw Co
Universalist Church
W. Dayton Hill
William D. Hill, Jr
Audrey Hill
Mary Potter
Eli Buck
William T. Clark
Greenville
Washington Street
Oak Grove
Funeral for Mrs Mary B Norton at Union Street Home
The funeral for Mrs Mary B Norton widow of Dr Frederick G L Norton who was drowned Tuesday night at Sebasco was held Friday afternoon at her home 89 Union street Rev George B Wolstenholme of People's Baptist church officiated The bearers were Edward Hogan Thurlow Pinkham Edward Vigne and Charles Gauvin Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Norton
Frederick GL. Norton
Sebasco
Union Street
George B. Wolstenholme
People’s Baptist Church
Edward Hogan
Thurlow Pinkham
Edward Vigne
Charles Gauvin
Oak Grove
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Bay Point
L. F
Lawrence B. Greenwood
R. F Jones
Middletown
Conn
Brunswick
Lillian Upham
Rachel
Belfast
Sours Point
Terom
M. C. ‘Murch
William Wilson
Fenton Moore
Flora B. Leighton
Columbia Falls
Charles H. Clark
Leslie
Camden
Del
Carl Percy
New England
Lieber Duffett
Lieber Percy
Harold Cushman
Marblehead
E. Morahan
Miss Wheeler
Baltimore, Md
Joseph Brazier
Ruth Skillings
Skillings Camp
Priscilla Magoun
Alden Smith
Syl
Vester Cushman
Harry Berry
James Richards
Freeman H. Merritt
W. W. White
Robert White
W. G. Jefferson
Woodfords
Harry Gilmore
Howard Bowker
South Gardiner
Bowker
C. McNamarah
Everett Leavitt
Woburn
Frank Leavitt
J. Rodney Wyman
J. Rodney Wyman, Jr
William Perry
J. D. Rogers
Gordon Preble
Charles
Erma Farrar
Lucinda Sprague
Ruth
Mary
E. A. Farrar
Guy Pyle
Sebaco
Dorothy
Frank
Helen
Mary Collyer
Janet
Betty Bevan
Mary Sprague
Raymond Litz
West Somerville
Will
Arcade Arena
Newbery Stores
Norway Mephryk Co
Norway
Try & Boule
Maine State Hand Engine League
Maine Ayrshire Club Meeting
Margaret G. M'Mann
Ilness
CF. O. B
Detroit
Ford
Ford Motor Company
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