Radicals Debate Sacco Vanzetti Case at Rotary Luncheon
The Rotary Club luncheon featured Rev. Arthur Stray of Brunswick warning against radicalism and defending the Sacco Vanzetti case. the program highlighted Rotary ideals, entertainment plans, and invitations to committee leaders as the event drew a large turnout of Rotarians and guests.
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Arthur Stray
Brunswick
Rotary Club
Sacco Aund Vangetti
Mr. Stray
Sacco-Vangetti
Rotary International
Rotary
Big Benefit Offered For Loyalty Fund By Bath Rotary
The Bath Rotary club proposed a giant entertainment with Bath Opera House to aid Dark City hospital’s Loyalty Fund of 20000 dollars. Daniel F. Dougherty notified Rodney E. Ross as general chairman, who welcomed the Rotary offer and praise. A committee led by Eugene M. Desmond will mobilize volunteers and begin work immediately.
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Bill Powell
Huinaiger
Opera House
Rotary Club
Rotary
Mr. Ross
Charles S. Brown
Bath Rotary Club
Bath Opera House
Datk City Hospital
Daniel F. Dougherty
Rodney E. Ross
Eugene M. Desmond
Shower at Sebasco for Miss Chauvin
Social event at Sebasco housed at the Summer home of Mr and Mrs R D Eby in honor of Miss Madeline Chauvin whose marriage soon. She visits with Lieut and Mrs Guy Pyle at their cottage. Gifts included a confetti shower and a silver bread tray.
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Sebasco
R. DD. Eby
Madeline Chauvin
Marriae
Guy Pyle
Bath Boy In Hospital With Fractured Leg
Albert F. Austin Jr. is at Rumford Community Hospital with a compound fracture of the right leg from a fall Saturday night from a staging at the Summer home of Mr and Mrs Austin at Worthley Pond twelve miles from Rumford. Doctors say it is the worst fracture he ever saw and he will be confined for weeks. Bath friends send sympathy and cheer with letters or cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Austin, Jr
Rumford
Austin
Worthley Pond
Bath
Albert
Equity hearing on Swett deed to Bath charity
A Maine supreme court hearing opened Tuesday on a bill in equity to determine the validity of a deed of trust executed June 1, 1918 by Horace W. Swett in favor of the City of Bath. The income from the estate was to support the Bailey School of Industries, with trustees named from Bath and Sagadahoc County. The guardians of Horace Swett’s relatives challenged his capacity. testimony covered his life, estate planning, and the deed’s provenance, including efforts to locate Swett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace W. Swett
Bath
Charles J. Dunn
Maine Supreme Court
Mr. Swett
Bailey School of Industries
William Dtd
Sewall
Bath National Bank
William B. Mussenden
Bath Trust
Verkins
Heselton
Swett
Gardiner
Horace Wo
Glidden
Lowell
Horace Swett
William H. Swett
Lois
Horace
Lewis TB. Swett
Lewis B. Swett Jr
Lois CC. Swett
Lewis DB. Swett
Thrace
W. Swett
Lewis
Raymond Powers
Thomas Malin
William Hfl
William HL Swett
Charles Ho Jordan
Leonard F. Lightbody
Frank M. Powers
Supreme Court Room
Forrest C. Tyson
Augusta State Hospital
Willian H. Swett
James S. Lowell
Augustus Veron
Auto Collision Near Trufant Home Court Fines Speeding Driver
A serious two car crash occurred on a state road near Charles Trufant’s residence involving Marie M. Meggerson of Lynn Mass and Adelinse B. Holt of Massachusetts. Meggerson was fined 25 plus costs for excessive speed. The incident left both cars badly damaged and details of the court appearance recorded.
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Charles Trufant
Marie M. Meggerson
Lynn
Mass
Adelinse B. Holt
Massachusetts
Greggerson
Justice Ames
Verey Blanchard
Brunswick
New parish hall opens during lawn party at St Marys
A parish lawn party at St Marys features the informal dedication of the new parish hall. The event runs through Thursday and includes St Jeans band of Brunswick, 16 booths, vaudeville, concerts, dancing, and electric lights creating a carnival atmosphere.
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St. Mary's
St. Jean's Band
Brunswick
St. Mary's Parish
High Street
St. Jean's Band of
Local Visit and Community News From Rockland
Mrs J A Allen and two daughters of Rockland visit her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Wildes. Road crews work on State Aid road Richmond end. Wallace Hunter paints his office on Main Street. Mrs George A Hackett and family visited Brunswick Tuesday. Ralph Currier of Freemont NH calls in town Tuesday. He travels for a wholesale shoe firm and reports his father in law Captain Adams is well. City ball game in Lewiston Tuesday attended by Hackett and others. Paul Watch family and Myra and Ida Fowle dine at New Meadows Inn on Sunday. Town hall dance Saturday a poverty ball. Local 4 H club met at Millay Brothers farm. next Saturday afternoon again. Norman Rowe drives for Sagadahoe Fertilizer Co CC B Randall at county commissioners meeting in Popham Friday. Mrs Hollis Doggett and daughter Fostena of Newtonville MA are guests of Miss Edith Wood.
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Elisha Webber
J. Hall Denham
H. EK. Cornish
Brunswick
Lisbon Falls
Emily Rideout
George Hackett
Hielen, Hazel
Harold
Linwood
Gertrude Atkins
Plal Cannon's
Dorchester
Mass
P. Kendall
White Mountains
John Beals
Myrtilla
Wayne
Jessie Cromwell
Old Orchard
Er. L. Wilkinson
Paul Hateh
Master Millard
Charles Hateh
Amesbury
Ida Fowle
Charles J. Browne
W. F. Gould
Rideout
South Berwick
W. EB. Rideout
Selden Williams
Bath Box Co
John Temple
Litchfield
Walter Reed
Temple
Jack Brown
Jackie
West Medford
Henry EF
Ornish
Eulila Sedgley
America Purinton
Purinton
Eva Weston
Charles A. Houghton
Lizzie Carr
George R. Cutler
Susan Getchell
Orvil Smith
Capt
Charles Staples
Wakefield
Birch Point
Linwood Skelton
F. K. Jack
Marshall Merryman
Albra Small
I. M. Fowle
Paul Hatch
Russell Camps
Yarmouth
Arabine Hall
Dromore
Whippsburg
Pool
Helen
Mona
Massachusetts
Philip Rideout
Nellie Rideout
Eva
Frye
Charles Fogg
Nona
Edward Graves
Sandy Point
Charles Mosher
Curtis Sawyer
Worcester
Albert York
Gorham
Albert Pratt
Manchester
N. HS
Matilda Pratt
George
J. L. Sawyer
Emly Rideout
Lillian Elliott
Wallace Hunter
Main Street
George A. Hackett
Charles Hackett
Hazel
Linwood Hackett
Ralph Currier
Freemont
N. H
Capt. Adams
L. V. Temple
William Hamilton
Kenneth Hackett
Lewiston
Paul Watch
Millard
Myra Fowle
New Meadows Inn
Town Hall
Millay Brothers Farm
Norman Rowe
Sagadahoe Fertilizer Co. CC
B. Randall
County Commissioners
Popham
Hollis Doggett
Fostena
Newtonville
Edith Wood
Bowdoin Local Notes Highlight Visits and Near Miss Car Incident
Mrs Be O Tarr of Richmond Corner died Monday in Bowdoin alongside Mrs Charles Babb. The Flying Squadron visited East Bowdoin chapel with good attendance. Mrs Fred Wheelock escaped serious injury when her Buick sedan left a ditch on a rough road and required help to recover. Mrs M E Smith plans a North Livermore reunion, aging 51. East Bowdoin Ladies Aid met with Mrs Grant Woods. Mrs Burton Wheelock returns from Canada. Adams school repairs underway for Aug 29 opening. Purington school to remain closed this Fall. Norma Curtis and Marion Curtis visited Brunswick. E B Purington and M E Smith rode to North Livermore.
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BE. O. Tarr
Richmond Corner
Charles Babb
East Bowdoin Chapel
Fred Wheelock
Cross Road
Millay Road
State Road
Smith
East Bowdoin Ladies’ Aid
Grant Woods
Burton Wheelock
Canada
Adams School
Purington
Norma Curtis
Marion Curtis
Brunswick
E. B. Purington
North Livermore
M. E. Smith
Bath Girl Injured In Auto Accident
Miss Tauline Kingsbury a Morse High graduate living in Boston lies seriously injured at Blue Hill hospital after an automobile crash near Rockland last weekend. She held a bookkeeper job at W. S. Coolidge & Co. and was on vacation with two other Boston girls when the collision occurred. Her condition was described as 50 50 by relatives, with her family in Boston and Bath awaiting further word.
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Tauline Kingsbury
Morse High
Boston
Blue Hill
Miss Kingsbury
Rockland
Bath
Washburn Street
W. 8. Coolidge & Co
Aetna Insurance Co
Emily Choate
Brookfield
Maine
Fred
Boothbay Harbor
Europe
Bridge Worker Injured By Steel on Kennebec Span
C. M. Conant of Lynn Massachusetts employed by MacClintic Marshall Co. was struck by a steel piece carried aloft on span seven at the Texas yard. He was bruised internally and unable to work for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Conant lived on Milan street.
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C. M. Conant
Lynn
Mass
MacClintic Marshall Co
Kennebec
Texas Yard
Conant
Beaudette & Graham Co. Advertises Washing Machines
New England distributor offers wringers and dryer type machines. Company furnishes merchandise accepts time payment plans and handles collections. No capital required. Address 915 Boylston Street Boston.
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New England
Beaudette & Graham Co
Boylston St
Boston
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Summer Colony
Front Street
Toa
Fred L. Andrews
The
Hyde Windlass Co
J. Edward Drake
Edwin W. Ronney
Bonney
Williams Whitney
Tie
Jim
Whitney
Leonard 1! Miller
Swett Grocery
Miller
Horaece
E. Randall Leonard
Bonney and
Ebeuw J. Marston
Horace Fox
Carl J. Hedin
Bangor State Hospital
Bowdoinham
St. Mary’s Society
Senter
J. &. Allen
Samuel Wildes
Hackett
Richmond
Bowdoin
Pauline Kingsbury
Blue Hill Hospital
New Fall Jersey
Sagamor
Security Mills
Bath Department Store
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