Phippsburg Social Scene Aims at Summer Guests
A rainy Sunday still drew a sizable audience to the Phippsburg National Church for a gathering featuring Dr. and Mrs. John C. Soman. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Goodsell and others visiting from Foxboro and Bath while many families report summer plans at Parker Head and Popham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Robert Whitehead
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Charles P. Percy
Brooklyn
Percy
Ridge
Fred Goodsell
Clarence
Foxboro
Mass
Raymond Campbell
Dromore
Nellie Cutting
Lou Houdilette
Bath
John F. Leach
Maine
John Terrill
East Boston
Parker Head
Terrill
New England Teleferee Pires
Elizabeth Holmes
Watertown
Alston E. Oliver
Charlies Rollins
Howard Milton
Mee
A. B. Webber
Milton
Frederick Sawyer
Flora Risteen
Raymond van Order
Bayonne
N. J
Lew
William Main
Wyman
Popham Beach
Bowen Torrey
New York City
Torrey Cottage
Popham
Roland Hill
Dayton Hill
Hatch Camp
Dorothy Marston
Montclair
Charles Hathaway
J. Houghton McLellan, Jr
Winchester
Henry Tillinghast
Col Beliveau Predicts Strong Democratic Vote in Sagadahoc
Col Albert Beliveau of Rumford, Democratic candidate for Congress in Maine's Second District, forecast a large Democratic turnout in Sagadahoc County. He spoke Friday at City Hall Auditorium where John P. Carey Jr. urged party organization. A Democratic rally with E Carl Moran and Beliveau was announced for Aug 23 at City Hall Auditorium as a campaign highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Beliveau
Rumford
Congress
Maine
Sagadahoe County
John P. Carey
E. Carl Moran
Col. Beliveau
Sagadahoc
Bathman Awarded Gold Life Saving Medal
Owen Alfred Freeman, first class, U S N, received a Gold Life Saving Medal from the Navy Department for rescuing Lieut D D Gurley in Honolulu Bay in 1925. Freeman, son of Mr and Mrs Frederick W Freeman of 12 Charlies Street, dived to free Gurley after a plane crash on August 14, 1925 and later served with a naval photographing plant in New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Alfred Freeman
Navy Department
D. D. Gurley
United States Navy
Honolulu Bay
Freeman
Frederick W. Freeman
Charlies Street
Lieut. Gurley
Honolulu
Bath
Gurley
Staat
New London
Cong
Collier Coastwise Arrives at Kennebec Wharf for 6500 Tons Coal
The collier Coastwise of the S Transportation Co arrived at noon and docked at Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co where 6500 tons of bituminous coal will be discharged. Capt. Llewellyn Oliver piloted the steamship upriver and Capt. per is in command. Unloading is expected by Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Transportation Co
Monier
Kennebec
Winnegance club outlines August session and plans
The Winnegance club met on Thursday for its August session to discuss weather dependent events and a later-season meeting. Members consider collecting books for a community library drive and note past traveling library aid from the State.
Bath Boy To Become Catholic Priest
Archie D. Gillis, son of Mrs. Edmund J. Arsenault of 535 High Street Bath, will be the first Bath native ordained to the Catholic priesthood. He recently completed studies at St. Dunstan's College Charlottetown and is at the Grande seminary Montreal. Gillis was ordained sub-deacon June 14 and will be ordained priest one year from then. Born at St Peters Harbor P E I he came to Bath in 1910 at age four and attended local schools before St. Dunstan's. He travels with his brother Hubert to visit relatives in Charlottetown P E I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Archie D. Gillis
Edmund J. Arsenault
High Street
Gillis
St. Dunstan’s College
Charlottetown
St. Peters Harbor
Hubert
Splendid Exhibit Of Children’s Work At Elm Street School
The north side of Independent’s window displays work by pupils of the Church Vacation School of First Baptist Church Elm Street. Ages range from four to fourteen. Items include decorated twine holders, memo books, reed trays, serving tray, work trays, reed fern basket, painted door stops, vases, illustrated notebooks, and a large three by five flag cut out by the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Church
First Baptist Church
Elm Street
Freeman-Harvey nuptials unite Morse high couple
Emery I Freeman son of Mr and Mrs Fred W Freeman of 12 Charles street and Gertrude Harvey daughter of Mrs Gerda Harvey Needham Mass were married at Central church parsonage by Rev David S Wilson. The groom helped organize Morse high band and will work in his brother's Front street barber shop. the bride is a nurse at the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery I. Freeman
Fred W. Freeman
Charles Street
Morse High School
Gertrude Harvey
R.N
Gerda Harvey
Needham
Mass
Central Church
David S. Wilson
David L. Wilson
John H. Freeman
Front Street
The
City Hospital
Needham High School
Bath City Hospital
Annual Report of Bath Schools Continued from Page Two
The Bath school report lists numerous administrators and staff members including Sewall, Mark W. Sewall, Roy F. Shackford, John Shaw, Henry G. Shaw, and many others. It records personnel as part of the ongoing annual educational review and administrative acknowledgments.
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Annual Report OF Bath Schools
Sewall
Mark W. Sewall
Roy F. Shackford
John Shaw
Henry G. Shaw
Roger D. Skillings
Eugene H. Sprague
Harry E. Stetson
Arthurb. Stilphen
Charles E. Stinson
Ernest L. Sti
Charles A. Soule
Fred K. St T
Lewis J. Sanborn
Charles Syde
Richard L. Sprague
Edward W. Sampson
Alden G. Smith
Harold P.small
Class of 1929 Enjoys Evening Despite Mishaps
After a disrupted start Chester Plant of Plant's provided a car to help members of the class of 1929 reach the shore dinner at the Inn. Twenty seven members and eight guests gathered for a pleasant reunion despite delays and a broken down vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cece
Oie
Chester Plant
Plant’s
Portland
Lewiston
Winifred Aderton
Sophie Greenblatt
Edna Hallowell
Anna Hill
Russell Kenney
Edward Lee, Jr
William Lundrigan
Elizabeth McGrath
Elmer Norton
Esther Petlock
Annie Plant
Silas Plant
Phyllis Wright
Mary Bryant
Fred Gaudet
Muriel Howe
Roy Lawrence
Evelyn Lightbody
Josephine Munsey
Mary O’brien
Gladys Ae
Elbridge R. Wright
Chester A. Plant
John Hart
Bernard Comeau
John Levyn
Edward Cummings
Ritchie appeals in liquor case with fines and jail
Joseph Ritchie was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to six months in jail with six months more on default after conviction for single sale. The state alleged a spotter was taken by Everett King to a rear Water street pool hall where the liquor was sold. Attorney Edward W. Bridgham entered a denial. Ritchie, Mike Lyden, and Everett King posted bail pending appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ritchie
Everett King
Water Street
Ritchie
Edward W. Bridgham
Ritchie Mike Lyden
Funeral of Harry Stott at Pere Church Bowdoinham
Harry Stott of Bowdoinham died Saturday after a brief illness. Funeral held Monday at Pere Church. Survived by widow and two stepchildren Mrs Dorothy McLellan Bath and Irving Campbell Bowdoinham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stott
Bowdoinham
The
Pere
Sok Pak Ae Coenenee
Stott
Dorothy McLellan
Bath
Irving Campbell
Three Teachers Resign and New Bids Discussed
At the board meeting three teachers resigned and new bids were reviewed for replacements. Patricia Winchester and Dorris Morse were named as possible workers with weekly or yearly pay options. One higher bid was received, contingent on liability insurance and bus approval by the Board.
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Cde Teheneaioe A
Patricia
Winchester
Mass
Dorris Morse
Wing
Arthur Spear
North End
Bath
William A. Furber
Small
Improved Gas Service Due Thursday In Bath
The city expects improved gas service Thursday as new gas replaces old in mains. Service issues due to mixing will ease once settling occurs. Byproduct butane requires larger burner holes and new orifice spuds. many stoves may need burner renewals. Bath has 740 gas customers mostly with stoves or water heaters. three jobs at Pront street plant will be eliminated as coal burning ends. Storage tanks must be seam welded with new manholes and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Pront Street
Randall Engagement Announced At Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs Ernest Randall of Falmouth Foreside announced the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Randall to John McInnes of Bath at a family dinner party hosted at the Randalls. Attending guests included Mrs McInnes Duncan McInnes and R Rodger McInnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Randall
Falmouth
Elizabeth Randall
John McInnes
Bath
Randall Dall
McInnes
Duncan McInnes
R. Rodger McInnes
Divorce sought after August desertion in Massachusetts
A divorce petition states that on August 8 of the next year the wife deserted her husband. Mrs. McNeil is believed to be somewhere in Massachusetts as papers are sought for service. Miss Demenice Renaud and Miss Mary Kenny are staying a few days at Bay Point.
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Demenice Renaud
Mary Kenny
Bay Point
Journey notes and birth record in a local column
Mr Webster shares an engaging travelogue of his recent journey through the Commonwealth Seton and Christ Church in New Zealand with vivid city and scenery descriptions. Reginald Daniel Polley was born Saturday August 9 to Mr and Mrs Russell Folley at their home 574 Wash Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hutchins
Heke
Eleanor Re ‘Porte
Iehavin Jackson
Waterville
W. Reevee
Gordon Berry
Brightwater
Thomas Cotton
J. D. Rogers
Blair
Clarence
Foxboro
Mass
Raymond Campbell
W. B. Perry
Doris
Ernest Rogers
Pauline
Richmond
Cleveland Marriner
Webster
Commonwelth Seton
Christ Church
New Zea
Reginald Daniel Polley
Russel Folley
Troubles Over At Phippsburg Resorts
Text describes troubles at Phippsburg resorts including cliffs and sand dunes near Augusta and Sebasco with talk of state funds for a bill, mentioning flies and seaweed and a general sense of loss or concern in Maine.
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Phippsburg
Augusta
Sebasco
Maine
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Bathman
Owen A. Freeman
Collier
Office OF
Everett A, Harrington
Charles Hutchins
New York
Arthur L. Parker Morse
Pitch Pine Hill
Park
D. A. Merry
Maine General Hospital
Navy Yard
Kittery
Arthur Cromwell
Bath Iron Works
Harry Mason
Auburn
Cottage Park
Harry Knight
Ernest
Freeman-Harvey
North
West Bath
Pormabenger
Edward Woods
Everett
Robert Metcalf
Campbell's Pond
Alvah White
Lewisgrove
Skowhegan
William J. Burke
Edward
Larrabee’s Grove
E. W. Haggett
Arthur
J. M. Lemont
Everett Lemont
Gertrude Goldstein
Samuel P. Bates
Sabino
Eleanor Bates
Oscar Landean
Miss Bates
Samuel F. Bates
Walter Abbott
4 H Club
Oliver V. Webster
Australia
Gibbons Coal Company
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