Winnegance Community Club hosts successful card party
The Winnegance Community club and auxiliary held a large card party and lawn social at the community house on Wednesday to benefit the club’s building fund. About 20 guests from Sabine and Bath attended, with music by Harold P. Small and prizes funded by Kennébec Greenhouses. Proceeds aim to clear the clubhouse debt before November.
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Winhegante Community Club
Aux- Mary
Sabine
Ame
Bath
Harold P. Small
Small
Mr. Small
Kennébec
Bertha Kreuger
Alma Daley
Elizabeth McGrath
Clara Oliver
Mr. Newton
Elbridge B. Malcolm
Sam Belanger
Walter Butler
Sabino
Stop Congestion in Winnegance Square Trolley Line Adjustment
To ease congestion at Winnegance Square the Androscoggin and Kennebec Street Railway will have trolleys ending a few lengths short of the line terminus. Superintendent Parker Lewis approved the plan after city officials suggested it. The new stop will begin Thursday morning and continue while auto traffic remains heavy, aiming to reduce end of line dangers and inconvenience to riders.
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Fretie
Winneganee
Parker Lewis
Androscoggin & Kennebec Street Railway
Winnegante
Earl Temple Returns Home After Brief Visit
Earl Temple of Portsmouth New Hampshire has returned after a short visit with his mother Mrs Mary Temple of Mateda.
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Earl Temple
Portsmouth
N. 11
Mary Temple
Mateda Street
Maine youths named for Springfield Exposition trip
The State Chamber of Commerce and Agricultural League selected 160 Maine boys and girls from extension program clubs to visit the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield, September 18 to 25. They will travel free and stay on camp grounds with meals, funded by donations from Granges clubs and chambers.
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Maine
Springfield
Mass
State Chamber of Commerce and Agricultural League
Tom
Lester Hibbs
Conme
General Committee
Te College of Agriculture
Exposition
Camp Vail
Portland
EF. E. Philbrook
Port of Portland
State Chamber of Commerce
Sagadahoc
Androsenggin
Louis Bowie
Durham
Norman Hanlin
Turner
Howard Ricker
Lisbon
Basil B. Strout
Livermore Center
Wadaworth F. Strout
Lawrence Tuswell
Fritz Garbett
Henry Johnson
J. i
Westport Summer Visitors and Entertaining Residents
Westport reports show Col A C Gray of the 182nd Massachusetts Infantry leaving for regimental duty at Fort Wright Long Island. Visitors include W Collins and mother Ella G Collins in Gardiner, Miss Carrie L Collins in Brunswick, Prof H C Swasey from Durham NH visiting Fred S Bailey, Dr John K Swanton and Miss Mary Swanton with Miss Edith A Haseltine in town, and multiple families at the East Side and Williams cottage. The Dickson family moves from Hilton's Mill area to Wiscasset while other locals host relatives and friends from Melrose Maiden Everett Wollaston Bath and New York. Capt Judson Cromwell's Chelsea family stay at Camp Alden North End.
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A. C. Gray
182Nd
Massachusetts Infantry
N. G
East Side
Fort Wright
Long Island
N. Y
W. Collins
Ella G. Collins
Collins Cottage
Gardiner
Carrie L. Collins
Brunswick
H. C. Swasey
University of New Hampshire
Durham
N. H
Fred S. Bailey
John K. Swanton
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D. C
Mary Swanton
Edith A. Haseltine
Brookline
Mass
Swanton
Henry A. Swanton
Williams Cottage
Elizabeth Smith
Melrose
Lutan A. Kowker
Eleanor
Edith
Waltham
Fannie Ingalls
Inez and
Irene
New York
Ingalls
John O. McHeffey
Mixx S. Ena Hedgdon
Mixx Hodgdon
Alvin T. Hodgdon
Maiden
Helen Kelley
Mildred Murphy
Everett
Thomas F. Dickson
Hilton
Personal Notes On Tobey and Friends Visit Port Land
Mr and Mrs Hiram Tobey of Boston return after weekend with Mrs Tobey s parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Pepper and Mr and Mrs George Tobey of Western avenue. Mrs George Herlihy of Miami Fla visiting Portland will return to Florida October first. Mrs Vernal Chaney and children return to Kittery after visiting Mrs Chaney s sister Mrs John Sammerton of Western avenue and brother Arthur Sprague of Richardson street.
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Hiram Tobey
Boston
Tobey
Arthur Pepper
Mr. Tobey
Mrs
George Tobey
Western Avenue
George Herlihy
Miami
Fla
Portland
Florida
Vernal Chaney
Kittery
Phippsburg Wears Away With Road Mishap Near Parker Head
A motor collision near Little Hill below Parker Head left five occupants unharmed. The report notes frequent visits by locals and visitors to Small Point, Parker Head, and Walker Head including Daley and Bassett families, summer guests from Boston, Philadelphia, and New York, and several trips to Head Beach and nearby cottages. Local out-of-town guests from Richmond and Bath are also mentioned along with a two-week vacation pattern and town events.
Hotel Riverside Hosts New Arrivals And Fair Preparations
Recent arrivals include Mr and Mrs W J Ort and daughter Milton Mass. Florence G Jacobson Kendall Green Mass. Mrs E Richtberg Viola Richtberg Alvina Richtberg Doro thea Richtberg. Mr and Mrs A A Corkey Jr. Mr and Mrs H J Corkey. Mr and Mrs L H Goldsmith Skowhegan. Grace Fuller Fanny Fuller Grace M Patten Wallace L Dinsmond Rumford. Bath merchants donate articles for fair in Society hall next Wednesday as town ladies and guests prepare. New arrivals also include Frank Lindstrom Alice Hall Mrs Samuel Sylvester and child Lisbon Falls Virginia I Morris Lorra D Moress Peaks Island Mr and Mrs Abbott Helen FE Abbott Auburn Mrs M W Turner Miss FE M Hessey Washington DC Mrs John FE Burkhardt and family Quincy Weymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Riverside
W. J. Ort
Milton
Mass
Florence G. Jacobson
Kendall Green
E. Richtberg
Viola Richtberg
Alvina Richtberg
Dorothea Richtberg
New York City
A. A. Corkey, Jr
H. J. Corkey
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
L. H. Goldsmith
Skowhegan
Grace Fuller
Fanny Fuller
Grace M. Patten
Wallace L. Dinsmond
Rumford
Society Hall
Bath
Frank Lindstrom
Alice Hall
Samuel Sylvester and
Lisbon Falls
Virginia
I. Morris
Lorra D. Moress
Peaks Itland
Abbott
Helen FE. Abbott
Auburn
M. W. Turner
FE. M. Hessey
Washington, D. C
John FE. Burkhardt
Quincy
J. B. Henry
Weymouth
Lewiston Telephone Chief Operator to Retire After 26 Years
Hannah B. Leader, longtime Lewiston exchange chief operator and Bath colleague for two generations, retires on Ort. 1 pension after 26 years with the company, 18 as chief operator. Miss Beatrice Ouelette, formerly of Lewiston, will replace her.
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Hannah B. Leader
Lewiston
Agricultural incomes show improvement for present year
The United States Department of Agriculture reports gross farm income at about 12.415 billion dollars for the year, up from 12.003 billion, with gains in dairy, potatoes, and livestock offsetting declines in grains and cotton. Net income rises 4 percent, yielding a 4.6 percent return on capital and management, though farmers remain financially behind industrial workers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bridge Contractors Granted Permission for Kennebec Span Work
McClintic Marshall Co seeks to build falsework and install four temporary piers 132 feet from Texas Steamship Co. piers on the Kennebec river. The plan calls for 60 ft piling, assembly at The Texas Steamship Co. yard, and transport to the site. Caisson 4 advances through heavy sand as work slows.
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McClintic, Marshall Co
Kennebec River
Texas Steamship Co
Ralph Riddle
War Department
Mcelville Marshall Co
Kennebec
Notable Transients and Local Residents Spend Time Along Maine coast
Mrs Lulu Turner and daughter Carolyn died Tuesday in Portland while Harold Battison joined his wife as a guest of her mother Mrs Rose Eby at Sebasco. New Haven pair Mr and Mrs James I Sweeney returned from a Bath honeymoon. Mrs W S Wiggin of Somerville is visiting her brother Charles H Jordan. Clarence Daley of Boston spends vacation in Bath with his mother Mrs William H Daley. Percy Marks Amos Perry and Morris Potter returned from an automobile trip through the White Mountains and Quebec. Eugene Gaudreau and family and Miss Dowd of Quincy are at Ramp Dusty on the New Meadows.
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Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Kittery Navy Yard
Bath and
Phippsburg
John G. Morse
Portsmouth
Hewitt
Beulah McIntire
Haverhill
Mass
Doris Morse
Gorham Normal School
Togus
Lewiston
I. A. Trueworthy
Edgar Oliver
Harry F. Oliver
Caroline
Sarasota
Fla
Fréd
Coombs
Aear
Little Hill
Parker Head Village
G. FE. Daley
Herbert Bassett
Bald Head
Head Beach
Leland Smith
Asa Smith
Squirrel Point Light
Mullen
Bath
Fred Sparks
Roslindale
Small Point Road
Arthur Pérey
Milton
N. H
J. E. Percy
Cox's Head
Port Clyde
Helen
Frances O'Brien
Philadelphia
Elijah Morse
Elmer Tibbetts
Eleanor Frances
Beachmont
Elbridge Morse
Walker Head
Arthur Murphy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Eric Carlson
Popham Road
Murphy
Ethel Cobb
Frederick Cobb
RE. P. Moores
Edward
Lothrop
Watertown
A. EB. Oliver
Parker
East Boston
Warker Head
Bailey
Marsh
Parker Head
Bonney
Rose M. Wyman
Henry M. Minott
Richmond
Earl Wilkinson
Alex Wilkinson
Annette
Ernest Hampton
Lelia Hampton
Annie Ogilvie
Warren Ryan
Waltham
Mas
J. H. Pease
Basin Road
William A. Butler
William Farr
Orville
Mechanic Falls
Perry Farm
Basin
Leon W. Berry
Corinne Berry
Brunswick
Harry
James Chambers
New York
William Wyman
L. A. Bailey
George L. Oliver
Wiscasset
George H. Perry
Arrowsie
Emma Perry
Reed Farm
Bath Box Co
Brewster
Wallace H. White, Jr
Martin Wyman
Small Point
Smith's
West Point
Lulu Turner
Carolyn
Portland
Harold Battison
William H. Daley
Mid- Werstreet
Percy Marks
Amos Perry
Morris Potter
White Mountains
Quebec
Eugene Gaudreau
Miss Dowd
Quincy
New Meadows
Governor and Mrs Brewster Dine With Brunswick Women
Governor Ralph O Brewster and Mrs Brewster dined Monday evening at the Inn in New Meadowstan after a tour with Androscoggin County Republicans. Fourteen Brunswick women who had planned card play changed to dancing with the Maine governor, vying for his attention in a lively social encounter.
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Ralph O. Brewster
New Meadowstan
Augusta
Androscoggin County Repubrs
Brunswick
Maine
Maine Potato Crop Advances Across New England
The August potato crop in Maine shows 78.8 percent of normal yield, tracking near the ten year average and slightly above last month’s prospects. Prospective production up 3.6 percent in the past 30 days, Maine contributing a third of the total gain, with overall New England conditions similar to last year but below five year averages. outlook remains positive if August and September conditions hold.
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Maine
New England
North Dakota
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Long Island
Upstate
Maine Railroads Offer Special Fares for Club Meeting
Augusta hosts the Maine Three-Quarter Century club on August 30 as railroads announce reduced round trip fares. Maine Central lines will sell tickets at one and a half the single trip rate from Aug 28 to Aug 31, while Bangor and Aroostook offers one third above the one way rate to Northern Maine Junction. State police will escort automobile groups to boost attendance beyond last year’s 1,600 members and 3,000 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
William Tudor Gardiner
M. J. Harris
Maine Central Lines
Percy R. Todd
Bangor & Aroostook
George Houghton
Maine Junction
Maine Central
Visitors and residents share Maine coast notes at Bath and Old Orchard
Recent guests include Mr and Mrs John H Freeman of Bath and Mr and Mrs J B Lemont of West Bath. Grace Cunningham and daughter Mary assist Ginger Gordon with song and dance at Hinchcliffe s drug store. Adelaide Cunningham and daughter Mrs Victor Paquet return from Bay Point outing to Russell Street. Fred Williams of Boston and Hortense Boyd with Lucius Douglas family visit Meadow Way. extended stay of Gainesville FL visitors in Bath. James Gillies and Nancy Moore families spend Sunday at Popham Beach after trips through Skowhegan and St Anne de Beaupre.
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Basin Inn
Phippsburg
John H. Freeman
Bath
J. B. Lemont
West Bath
Grace Cunningham
Mary
Ginger Gordon
Hinchcliffe
Old Orchard
Adelaide Cunningham
Victor Paquet
Bay Point
Russell Street
Fred Williams
Boston
Nancy
New Haven, Conn
Wellington A. Moore
Shirley
Popham Beach
Local residents noted visiting Bath and area guests
Burnham Dinton of Edgecomb and Jake Jones of Portsmouth are in town visiting. Several visitors from Boston New York City and Detroit call on Bath residents, including Mrs. Bertha Toothaker and Mrs. Francis Faxon. Military men Sergt McMann and Corp Gile return after a Boston area pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham Dinton
Edgecomb
Jake Jones
Portsmouth
N. H
Ernest B. Heald
Mecchanic Street
Edward Bonelli
Squirrel Island
Edith K. Weeks
Malden
Mass
Walter S. Glidden
Pearl Street
Ralph W. Bragg
Central Maine Power Co
East Denmark
Harry Bennett
Prasant Street
Boston
Graydon
Burns
Auburn
Silas W. Owen
Middle Street
R. O. Barler
Chicago
J. D. Barnhill
Forest Hills
N. Y
Arthur Sewall
Stone House Farm
Marion Carter
Cassie Reed Carter
Yarmouth
Manila
Manila Journal
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Winnegance Square
Lasgies
Laura I. Andrews
Wales
Tela Bishop
Bowdoinham
Louise M. Bowie
Lorraine Heenie
Bertha Miller
Gertrude Morgan Turner
Hazel Hackett
Marion Lichards
North Livermore
Westport
McClintic-Marshall Co
Bath Savings Institution
Frederick Thatcher Harvard
Detroit
Capitol Island
Harvard
Fred E. Foote
North Conway
William A. Fall
Levi Wiley
Boothbay
Fred Dounton
Maurice Oliver
Robbing Street
R. A. Hall
Patty
Carol
Bristol
Alene Hammond
Harry Bowie
Reading
Fred Bowie
Drummond Street
Lincoln Farrar
East Deering
E. A. Farrar
Bath Street
James Jewett
Washington Street
Jewett
John Sampson
Margaret
High Street
A. Bernard Webber
Milton, Hy
Webb
M. C. Brooks
Sarah Cooils
Misa Lftie Wright
Margaret Bakeman
Ton
Lake Winnepesaukee
Wright
Street Grammar
Man
Allen M. Trish
Eridge
Henrry Cobb Jackson
Warren F. Hawley
Nek Conaign
Robe Hatch
Annie Aveder
Beryl Mitchell
Log ‘Eeeley Cal
William Bei Mussenden
Mary Elizabeth
Howard Bromell Hawley
Mussenden
USA
Hall’s Variety Store
Center Street