Community day in Winnegance with visits and events
Yesterday and the previous week, Winnegance hosted a village gathering as Path business men led a ball game at Morse's field. Several hundred attended a postgame supper, dancing at Bridge Hall, and an excursion to Niagara Falls. Local families hosted guests and travelers, with church services and community meetings listed amid lively social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Path
Plas
Morse’s
Log
Bridge Hall
Bath Business
Niagara Falls
Charles AL Volz
Bath
MoCo AL
Alimon R. Perry
Olney
Perry
Myo
Walter C. Perry
Randolph
Woolwich
Clara Gilnurma
Allston
Mass
Triend Mero
Walter Morse
Dorothy
Gus Small
Banily Williams
Indian Point
Edgar Williams
Levi Spinney
Middle Street
SK. Rowe
Lewiston Ware
Mrs. Rowe
W. A. Perry
Thurry C. Williams
Edgar J. Williams
Marion Oates
Bates Cottage
Sabine
Stephen Togain
Charles H. Stinson
Ellen Walker
Diggins
Oliver
Eastport
Pembroke
Wesley
Nova Scotia
Mrs. Frenning
Winnegance Bags Second Victory Over Parker Head
Winnegance defeated Parker Head 7 to 1 on Morse's field Saturday, securing a second win in the week. Small starred for the home nine with 18 strikeouts and a sensational catch, while Lemons led Parker Head at the plate but received little support as errors hurt their cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance
Parker Head
Morse
Little
Down River Village
Lemons
Portland
Walker Head
Winneganee
Small
W. Small
Fearless Confession of Faith Theme At Bowdoinham Baptist
Sunday worship at Bowdoinham Baptist Church features a morning address on A Fearless Confession of Faith with a Sunday school following. A praise service is planned for 7 PM and Bible study Thursday led by Rev. B S Leathers for the Sunday school lesson. Arthur Todd of Georgetown named high school principal for Plymouth High, aiming for a strong entering class and returning students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Pal
B.S. Leathers
Arthur (. Todd
Georgetown
Pligh
Todd
Father in Panama Canal Zone Praises Dr True's Elixir
A Balboa father of three writes from Panama Canal Zone praising Dr True's Elixir as the best family remedy. He notes his children improved after doses and worms have not appeared since using the product. The letter claims quick, safe relief with no harmful drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal Zone
Balboa
Canal Zone
Dr. True
Panama
F. H. Purington
Wedding Plans for Miss Priscilla Kimball of High Street
Miss Priscilla Kimball of High street to wed Arthur L. Robinson of Portland at Central Congregational church Saturday at 4 30. Matron of honor Mrs Milton S Kimball of Brunswick sister of the bride. maid of honor Miss Dorothy Sewall Bath. bridesmaids Miss Katharine Kimball Wortland and Miss Miriam W Kimball Bath. ushers include Fred R Lord Augusta and Walter Kauffman Youngstown. Best man Dwight Stillwell Robinson Du Pont and District Attorney Clement F Robinson Portland. Social events this week include a Stone House Farm dance, a luncheon at Small Point, tea at Miss Jane Murphy, and a dinner-dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Kimball
High Street
Portland
Central Congregational Church
Milton S. Kimball
Brunswick
Dorothy Sewall
Bath
Katharine Kimball
Wortland
Miriam W. Kimball
Raymond Harris Trott
Providence
R. L
Graham Blandy
Worcester
Mass
Langdon Simonds
Brookline
Milton
Kimball
Dwight Stillwell Robinson
du Pont
Wash
Clement F. Robinson
Harry Robinson
Bangor
Phillips Kimball
New York
George Everett Tucker
Salem
Fred R. Lord
Augusta
Walter Kauffman
Youngstown
Miss Kimball
Stone House Farm
Arthur Sewall
Frederick
Percy
Small Point
Freak Radish Resembles Duck in Portland Garden Find
Larry of Portland, a Royal typewriter salesman, showed a photographed freak radish to business offices on Friday. The root tapers into a duck neck with skin ruffs suggesting wings and a top cut to resemble a tail, making the vegetable look like a wild duck from Merrymeeting Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL Larry
Portland
Royal Typewriter
Larry
Merrymeeting Bay
Card of Thanks for Eliza Ferguson Family
The Ferguson family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy and for floral tributes during their bereavement. Mrs. Eliza Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Ferguson
Robt. Ferguson
Phippsburg Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits and Gatherings
Phippsburg residents share upgrades and visitors as Harold Robicheau and Eugene Chase survey the town’s directory census, many families welcome relatives at the Basin and Center, and local outings include picnics at Small Point Beach and Rose Dale. Mrs. Kerr and Miss Keams visit from Richmond while others attend dances and shoreside events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Robicheau
Eugene Chase
Beverly
Mass
Georgetown
George ©. Beals
Comet
Atkins Bay
Bath
Bath Box Co
Hattie Hatch
Wakefield
Henry M. Heald
Frank Goddard
Dingley's Island
Emma Hutchins
Popham Beach
James (. Perry
Basin
Annie Hovey
Beachmont
Henrietta Bowker
Orville Warren Farr
William Farr
Mechanic Falls
Farr
Agnes Oliver
J. BK. Walker
Thomaston
Charles Percy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Victoria Dixon
Portland
Charles L. Knight
Squirrel Point
George C. Pease
J. D. Eastman
Thomas Bishop
Pitch Pine Hill
Irwin MelIntire
Eugene Coleman
WP. Ll. Cuarry
S.C
A. Barnes
Saugus
Laura Annie Barnes
Bowker & Sons
M. N. Wheeler
Troy
Thomas Bartlett
Victoria Large
New York
Ray Richardson
C. T. Wallace
Henry Butler
W. F. Casey
Boston
Sebasco
Parker Head
Winnegance
Nelson
John J
Rogers
S. Bowker
L. W. Berry
Anna
Clara Hughes
Camden
N. J
H. B. Wyman
Small Point Beach
J. Q. Wyman
Clara
Anna Hughes
Cathell
C. V. Minott
Pauline Wyman
Elsie Allegrin
Abbie
Alice Minott
Grace
Bessie Dickinson
Susie Hamilton
W. H. Bowker
J. F. Leach
Frank
Golder Leach
Isaiah
Wallace Purington
Jeannette Purington
Falmouth
Purington
Kennebec
Ernest Coombs
Rosedale
West Bath
New Meadows
V. Minott
Walter McCourt
Charles Lee
Etta Morrison
Hughes
J. QO. Wyman
Frank and
Charles Stevens
Henry Minott
Bessie
Grace Dickinson
Sarah Green
Eleanor and Minott Given
Charlotte Minott
Jack
Clifford
Lizzie Brown
Charles Minott, Jr
Mr. Coombs
Miss Minott
Charles Morrison
the Basin
Merritt
Phippsburg
River View Cottage
W. J. Keer
Louise
Teel Keams
Richmond
Kerr
Minott
Miss Kerr
Miss Keams
Sabino Improvement Association Formed At Sabino
At Sabino Friday night the Sabino Improvement Association was formed with Everett G. Lemont named president Eugene McGrath vice president Samuel E F Bates treasurer Arthur G Oliver secretary and Capt Samuel R Percy and others as directors The group plans to address high taxation improve roads and socialize including a community hall for members only and sewings with a police chief Fred F Butler elected to police duties to oversee ward eight. Charles Bates named honorary member and bylaws committee formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabino
Fred F. Butler
Charles H. Bates
Sabine
John Pooler
Fred Kitteridge
Arthur G. Oliver
Robert Small
Westport Social Visitors and Local Appointments Reported
Westport residents host visitors from Cambridge Boston Medford and Portland. Elated weekends and sermons marked by Mrs Etta Warriman Katherine Wright and Miss Ethel Halliday while Capt John Ladd and Henry Fuller visited or returned from coastal towns. Local families from Somerville and Dam ariscotta entertained guests and planned Labor Day gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Warriman
Katherine
Cambridge
Mass
Marcus Wright
Gardner
Harriman
South End
Albert IX, Gray
Medford
T1illside
F. B. Jewett
Ethel Halliday
Boston
Ti’. Rehail
John Ladd
Portland
Henry Fuller
Everett
Collins Cottage
East Side
Olivia Barker
M. O. Webber
Edith
Clare Greenleaf
Somerville
Westport
Henry W. Webb
Wiscasset
Center School
Guy Small
Arthur Knight
Thomas Boline
George C. Knight
Fred Hodgdon
Damariscotta
Thomas J. Pennell
Springfield
Sandy Hill
Westport Wedding Sealed in June Lawn Vows for Colby and McLeish
Miss Grace M Colby and Alexander McLeish wed Aug 8 at 8 p m in Westport at the bride's mother's home with Rev Henry W Webb officiating. The double ring ceremony occurred on a moonlit lawn beneath an evergreen flower arch, guests included out of town relatives and many local residents, the couple to reside in Everett Massachusetts after Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Grace M. Colby
Alexander McLeish
Annie R. Colby
Henry W. Webb
Wiscasset
Edmund Colby
Lewiston
Rena Colby
Stuart McLeish
Archibald McLeish
Portland
Clay Street
Everett
Mass
Osgood
Capt
T. A. Cromwell
Everett Greenleaf
Somerville
Trower
Holbrook
Brighton
Judson Cromwell
Chelsea
McLeish
Charles Colby
Roy Colby
Dexter Mahar
Thomas Cromwell
Ralph Wright
Alice Ramsey
Bath
Frank Rines
John Soule
Mary Beverley
Woolwich
Anna
Mildred Holbrook
Henry Webb
Raymond Robinson
Walter Leavitt
Frank Hodgdon
Fred Bailey
Harold Bailey
Kenney
St. Georee
Woolwich Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Woolwich residents host lawn parties for school league and church fundraisers. Visitors include Miss Maude Hayward and a party from Montsweag enjoy a picnic at Indian Point. Local families host relatives from Bath, Boston, Providence and New York with gatherings at Day’s Ferry and Small Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artell Hayward
School Improvement League
No. 1
C. E. Bishop
Massachusetts
William Swifts
Maude Hayward
Bath
Center Baptist Church
Ralph Rice
Lincoln Bailey
Charles
Blanche
Day's Ferry
Edgar Blanche
Asbury Bailey
Milton
Melvin
Harpswell
Harvey T. Bailey
Knapp
Boston
Togus
Charles Paisley
North Edgecomb
New York
George Shaw
Morton Baker
Nequasset
Montsweag
Ida Crandell
V Providence, R. I
Wilson Bailey
Herbert Wright
E. D. Linn
East Woolwich
Indian Point
A. E. Wardwell
Winnifred Kennerson
Clinton
Sagadahoe Ferry
Ralph Dunton
Robinhood
Lawrence Putnam
Gene Towle
Westbrook
Winfield G. Brookings
George .M. Carlton
Cleveland
Ohio
Fred Carlton
Herbert Fullerton
Eugenie Hunnewell
Henry Carlton
Eleanor
Cartlon
Kelley
Small Point
Lincoln Trott
Mary Hawthorne
E. Hi. McDonald
Portland
Emily T.otis
Medford
Mass
Annie Dodge
New Quassed
G. W. Leonard
George F. Stewart
Swampscott
Mary E. Naglon
K. Jeanette Lyons
Rochester
N. Y
Agnes Cahill
Lynn
Woolwich
Fred Carter
Philip Hathorne
Brunswick
Horace Wade
Mr. Calder
Irving Miller
Maria Leonard
Texaco and Bears Battle for Second Championship Game
Texaco and the White Bears meet Thursday at Kelley Field in the second championship game. The Bears won 7 to 6 in game one and both sides expect a fierce contest with heavy hitting and strong pitching. The start time is set for evening as daylight shortens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco
White Bears
Kelley Field
Maine
Bath
Bears
Texs
Jones
Senator Baxter Men Visit Androscoggin Firefighters
Sixty five Bath Veteran Firemen’s association owners of the handtub Senator Baxter visited Tops ham Monday as guests of Androscoggin Hand Engine Co. The Androscoggin won second prize at Rockland muster with Baxter boys assisting Topsham and then manned the pumps for a 190 foot stream. Afterward Baxter men were invited to a lobster supper and speeches followed. They plan another playout Monday night to prepare for Randolph muster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Veteran Firemen’s Association
Senator Baxter
Topsham
Androscoggin Hand Engine Co
Rockland
Baxter Boys
Topsham Brothers
Bath
Randolph
Texas Steamship Co Office Staff Take Two Week Vacation
Walter Hill of The Texas Steamship Co. and office forces enjoy a two weeks vacation period. Office staff at the Texas Steamship Co. are taking a brief holiday break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satie Walter Hill
The
Texas Steamship Co
Sagadahock Veteran Firemen Celebrate Salem Victory Parade
Hundreds watched Sagadahock Veteran Firemen celebrate beating Senator Baxter in Salem by parading through principal streets. Eighty men led by drums and a goat mascot rode the machine with a social to follow, as officers and members received new membership applications and honored Baxter with cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahock
Galen Ward
Chester H. McCabe
Rupert H. Baxter
Joseph Avery
Walter Russell
Senator Baxters
Topsham
Sagadahoc
Bath
Randolph
Clifton McKay
William Swain
Ambrose McNeill
Chester H. McCabe, Jr
Epworth Leaguers Return from Institute
Seventeen Epworth league members from Wesley and Deacon street churches returned from the Epworth league institute at Empire Grove East Poland. They reported a fine program and active sport including Bath boys excelling in baseball with teams defeating ministers and Portland. Oliver and Cahill led the Bath boys in multiple games. Evelyn Oliver played first base for the girls team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Wesley
Deacon Street
Epworth League Institute
Empire Grove
East Poland
Bath Boys
George A. Cahill
R. Oliver
Donald Hamilton
Harry Wardand
Ministers
Gardiner
Portland
Velyn, Oliver
Bath
Brunswick chamber bid for strong foreign trade links
Arthur E. Dunning former secretary of the American Chamber of Commerce in Berlin extends best wishes to Brunswick Maine Chamber of Commerce. He stresses the value of national and international chamber networks in expanding American trade and urges broad local business support for the new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Brunswick Organization
Arthur KE. Dunning
Bath
Germany
American Association of Commerce and Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Brunswick
Brunswick C. of C
Maine
American Chamber of Commerce
United States
Bath Girl Accepts Position in Providence
Miss Welbhie Baker of Bath, former Gorham Normal School faculty member and recent private school teacher in Tarrytown New York, has accepted a teaching post in a private school in Providence Rhode Island. She earned a degree from Columbia University before her Tarrytown assignment and remains a Bath resident during vacations. Mrs. H. Volz hosts her mother and sister Mrs. Mary Ellen Smith and Miss Etta V. Smith of Somerville Massachusetts visiting Bath for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welbhie Baker
Bath
Gorham Normal School
Tarrytown
N. Y
Providence
R. I
Baker
Columbia University
Columbia
H. Volz
Mary Ellen Smith
Etta V. Smith
Somerville
Mass
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Sprague
Winneyance
Perker
Hunt
Rice
Demons
Mank
Hodgkins
Henderson
Cross
Berry
Winneganco Ab
Po Oliver
Merry
Hlunt
Derry
Russell
Bowdoinham
Texaco and Bears
Androscoggin
Sagadahoc Ferry
J. Gould Bailey
Thompson Bros
Victors
Institute
Arthur E. Dunning
Gouraud
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