Bath Kiddies Leave for Two Weeks Camp
Thirty two Bath children aged seven to twelve depart Salvation Army HQ on Water Street at 9 30 for Christmas Cove camp hosted by Mr and Mrs Samuel A Miles. Camp staff supervise daily swimming, hiking and sports while Dr Hugh D Grant clears health. Transportation provided by Bath Rotary Club and local officials. Babe Ruth autographed baseball donated to camp. eighth Bath group sent last week with forty city youths allotted.
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Bath
Salvation Army
Water Street
Christmas Cove
Samuel A. Miles
John Parker
Maine
Hugh D. Grant
Albert Henderson
Harry P. Bridge
Daniel T. Dougherty
N. Gratz Jackson
E. S. Crosby
Funeral services for A C Stover held at home
The funeral for A true C Stover occurred Wednesday afternoon at one at 1 Palmer Street. Rev George B Wolstenholme of People's Baptist Church officiated. Bearers were Arthur Wilson Joseph Seekins Chester Clements and Joseph Yates. Burial is in Bowdoinham family lot with a committal service planned by Rev Wolstenholme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrue C. Stover
Palmer Street
George B. Wolstenholme
People’s Baptist Church
Arthur Wilson
Joseph Seekins
Chester Clements
Joseph Yates
Bowdoinham
Mr. Wolstenholme
Wanted man with car to sell tires and tubes
Milestone Rubber Company of East Liverpool Ohio seeks a man with a car to sell a complete line of tires and tubes. No experience required. Salary listed as 300 dollars per month. Also offers to turn wool into yarn and sells yarn with free samples. Harmony Maine contact H A Bartlett. 7 19 lmo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milestone Rubber Company
East Liverpool
Ohio
H. A. Bartlett
Harmony
Maine
Daughters Mark Grave of 1812 Hero in Harpswell
Mrs. Horatio Hall and daughter Mrs. Jane Hall Browne hosted a Bowdoinham luncheon then travelled to North Harpswell to place a marker on Captain Charles Johnson’s grave. Johnson, a Harpswell native and War of 1812 participant, served as postmaster for 30 years and died in 1880 at age 87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Hall
Jane Hall Browne
Bowdoinham
Pleasant Street
William Smith Shaw
South Portland
Daughters of 1812
Maine
Daughters of the American Revolution
Agnes Humphreys
Dummer Sewall
Bath
North Harpswell
Old Cemetery
Charles Johnson
Harpswell
Hall
S. B. Kelsey
Portland
Horace Fisher
Cathance
Bowdeinham
Ethel Fisher Willes
Hattie Fisher
Harpswell Cemetery
Shaw
Browne
Willes
Miss Fisher
America
Boston
Capt. Johnson
Mary Bishop
Eloise Bishop
Kelsey
Fisher
State of Maine
D. A. R. Bath
Mary Hildreth Lilly
Sabino Committee Plans Busy Saturday Field Day
Sabino residents anticipate a full day of events including contests, a baseball game, and a Sabino supper at 5 30. committees have worked hard to stage activities from afternoon through the evening at the Sabino Improvement Society hall with dancing to close the day. The article also notes a costume party next Thursday and visits from local residents Mrs Scott Golder and Virgy, and Mrs Frank Miron from Lynn Mass staying with relatives on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Meadows
Sabino
Bowdoinham Rail Exhibit Showcases Maine Goods
The Maine Central livestock development train stopped in Bowdoinham for viewing of cattle sheep swine poultry and a fine seed display. Local residents saw stock from Millay Bros Kendall families and many guests toured the exhibit including farm products, cloth from Maine wool, and a fall finale at Topsham.
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Maine Central Livestock Development
Bowdoinham
Maine
Millay Bros
Skowhegan Fair
W. B. & E. P. Kendall
William J. Hardie
Ella C. Adams
William O. Adams
Adams
Charles
Portland
Howard
Ernest Butterfield
Concord
N. H
Grace Thompson
Hartford
Florence Neff
Montclair
N. J
Elizabeth Sparks
Brookline
Mass
J. Hall Denham
Charles Fogg
Nona
Annie Cobb
Martha Richardson
Waterville
Lewis Paradis
Berlin
Tirza Mathews
Paris Hill
Atrue Stover
Bowdeinham
Bath Hospital
Frank Rossi
Augusta
Agnes Humphreys
Bath
Clara Fogg
Jane Brown
Thalmer
Ruth Pratt
M. D. Pratt
Harvey Ames
Watertown
Mr. Ames
J. H. Ames
Jessie
Ames
F. K. Jack
Litchfield
Vashon
Hyde Park
L. P. Temple
Belgrade
J. B. Lilly
Richard
Mary Lilly
R. D. Purinton
Douglass Hill
Philip Kimball
Little Son
Richard of Machais
Hazel Cornish
George Weeks
R. E. Ferguson
Waldoboro
Mary T. Purinton
Courtney Nealey
Brunswick
Lindon Little
Massachusetts
Charles Hackett
Mr. Little
Hackett
Jennette Shackford
John A. Purington
Georgie Denham
John J. Farrell
Sulphin
Richmond
Selectmen's Office
Pennell
W. B. Kendall
John Coombs
Mr. Coombs
Benjamin Higgins
Little Red School House
Alice Curtis Wade
Wilbur Brown
Geraldine
A. Grant Hulse
Margaret Chapman Gile
Hattie Staples
Florence Sparks Neff
Susan Quint
Florence E. Siegars
Names Read at Bowdoinham And Harpswell Marker Visit
A long list of local residents and relatives is noted, with mentions of gathering hosted by Mrs. George A Hackett and a Bowdoinham D A R chapter luncheon. The group later traveled by auto to Harpswell Center to mark the grave of a Revolutionary soldier.
East Bowdoin Ladies' Aid meets at Williams home
The East Bowdoin Ladies' Aid gathered at Mrs. Addie Williams's home Thursday with 21 attendees. Next meeting set for August 23 at Mrs. E. E. Purinton's home.
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East Bowdoin
Bowdoin Center
Ernest Carr
Carr
Richmond
James Abrams
Bridgeton
Abrams
L. C. Starbird
Vesta Ackley
John West
Garnet
Otis Ackley
Davenport Executors File Final Account
The final accounting of Arthur J. Dunton J Edward Drake and William S Shorey as executors of George P Davenport estate was filed before Judge Walter S Glidden. Wills allowed bonds filed and approved accounts filed and petitions for administration granted and licenses to sell real estate granted as listed in the Sagadahoc probate court docket.
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Arthur J. Dunton
J. Edward Drake
Williams
Shorey
George P. Davenport
Bath
Walter S. Glidden
Sagadahoc
Davenport
Glidden
Stephen Johnson
Bowdoin
Edward L. White
Emma Gertrude Savage
Jennie Gertrude Silsby
Bowdoinham
C. E. Lamoreau
Charles T. Rackley
Topsham
Belle R. Rackley
H. E. Houdlette
Benjamin Oo. Emmons
Richmond
John P. Carey
Helen Grant
William PF. Small
F. A
Lailer Settles Damages After Gravel Truck Incident
Theodore Lailer of Muscongus driving a gravel loaded truck failed to pass a car driven by Genie Bryant of Damariscotta on a country road near Damariscotta. A car driven by Dr Spear met oncoming traffic and Bryant's car suffered substantial damage. Lailer agreed to adjust damages in court and was discharged. Officer George W. Jewett investigated. The United States supplies 80 percent of France's tractor needs.
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Theodore Lailer
Muscongus
Damariscotta
Genie Bryant
Spear
Bryant
Buick
Lailer
George W. Jewett
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Bridge-Merrill, Inc. Department Store
Sunset Park
High St
People’s Investment Association
Portland, Maine
Walter S. Buckler
P. O. Box
Bath, Maine
Chevrolet
F. O. B. Flint
Mich
Rotary Club
A. C. Stover
Scott Golder
Virg
Warden
George A. Baker
Frank Miron
Lynn
E. C. Dunning
Washington Street
Barbara
Henry E. Cornish
Lysle Cornish
I. C. Irish
Bertha Irish
Fred Fish
Hoy Curtis
Ellen M. Sparks
Viola V. Coombs
Alma Kendall
Bertha S. Moulton
Belle Umberhind
Mary I. Jack
Mary Higgins Winslow
Caroline M. Jack
Margaret C. Favour
Dorothy Chapman Favour
Nellie Young
Nellie Young, Mrs. S. C. Snow
Myrtle Higgins
Faustina Doggett
Mary L. Andros Doggett
William D. Hutchins
Angia Jordan Hutchins
Leila Hutchins Chamberlain
Catherine, Ruth
Richard Chamberlain
Rev. C. A. Perry
Edith A. Wood
Florence L. Sparks
Emma 8
Millay
Cora A. Denham
Emily F. Siegars
Florence M. Perry
Abbie Hulse
George A. Hackett
Star Aid
Col. Dummer Sewall
Jane. Brown
Harpswell Center
United States
France
Bath Department Store