West Bath residents attend university farming field day
The University of Maine Boys and Girls Agricultural Club from Sagadahoc and Cumberland counties held a field day in Turner. West Bath participants included Mary Bryant, William Bryant, Dorothy Bryant, Anstress Larrabee, Eleanor Brown, Erwin Wharff, Hayden Rogers with Emma Blaisdell and William Cummings. Various locals host visitors, attend socials, and return from visits as cottages and homes around Sabine, Bath, and Larrabee’s Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Stackpole
Bath
Josie Rich
Joseph W. Larrabee
Alexander Skillin
Falmouth
George Dumais
Lewiston
Larrabee
Larrabee's Grove
George W. Scudder
George
Dennis Clark
New Meadows
Methodist Church
Marion Jaques
Alimenia Jaques
Ernest J. Williams
Co. O. Miller
Te Nazarene Church of
W. H. Larrabee
J. M. Lemont
FE. W. Haggett
Delmar Bates Cottage
Sabine
Violet Mildred
E. R. Brown
Henry Brown
William Dunton
Walter Larrabee
Jennie
John
J. C. Larrabee
Mary Bryant
Bowdoin Center
Auburn
J. E. Mayo
Veley Sprague
Jennie Silsby
Augusta
L. B. Blake
David
Chicago
Annie Trufant
Charles E. Jacob
Somerville
Mass
Ernest R. Steel
Whitney
Waverley
Watertown
Everett Hilton
Freeport
John Higgins
Robert Small
H. A. Owen
Nellie Dunton
J. Roy Larrabee
Roy, Jr
Revere
Mies
Fred W. Larrabee
Eleanor Bates
Worthind
Samuel F. Bates
Charles Owen
Florence
KF. OW
Noyes
Madelyn
Clara
Richmond
Sabinites Host Enjoyable Party At Sabine Resort
The Sabinites hosted a lively gathering at the Sabine resort with Mrs Edward Muarston and others in charge. Music by Mrs Scott Morse featured fox trots waltzes and contra dances as President Charles H Bates Jr led a sing. A midweek meeting set committees for kitchen building and a hall entertainment finale while visitors from Malden Pawtucket and Boston joined in outdoor activities and field day preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Muarston
Malden
Mass
Mrx
Everett G. Lemont
John Eudes
Peabody
Maxs
Scott Morse
Charles H. Bates, Jr
Beachmont
Willis Newton
Pauwtucket
KR. I
Association
Louise Smiley
Wilton G. Bates
Noyes
John Eude
Weabody
Henry Henderson
Winthrop
Maas
Pawtucket
R. I
Androrth — McNirry
Marblehead
Frank Wells
Rumford
Aitken Cottage
Edward Marston
Ralph
Charles McKenzie
Janix Hisenzimmer
Mr. Marston
Hisenzimmers
Hooker Cottage
Samuel Blackwood
Robert van Ameridge
Boston
Nombard Homstead
Clough Farm
Duncan
John Eade
Peter Kade
Alice Collier
Lyon
Butler Cottage
Mia
Kade
the Twins
John
Hall
John Conway
Popham
Bine
Sabine
Sabing
Eleanor
Fred Lottman
Amityville
Smiley Cottage
Willian B. Palmer
Addiella
Arthur
Munseys Host Tuesday Event At Wigh Street Home
Mr and Mrs Leonard Munsey entertained with affairs most Tuesday nights at their Wigh street residence Their guest was Mr George Pembroke and son Carl of Long Inland and Mrs Herbert Munaey of Bomerville Mien This social note lists attendees and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Munsey
Wigh Street
Lanier
George Pembroke
Carl
Long Inland
Herbert Munaey
Bomerville, Mien
Summer Visitors Fill Woolwich Amid Vacation Days
Woolwich hosts visitors from many states staying with relatives and friends during vacation days. Numerous families are mentioned hosting guests from Orono, Harpswell, Wopham Beach, Wiscasset, Newton, Framingham, Rye, and other towns. Several locals welcome travelers for weekends and extended visits, including Day's Ferry hosts and families in Belfast, Richmond, Boothbay Harbor, and Dar Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Dresden Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs W E Johnson spent a Sunday with their daughter Mrs Frank Beedle in Richmond. Ellen Trott of Woolwich was a guest of Mrs Jubin Lilly Bundy. Dorothy Chetley of Richmond visited relatives in town last week. Joseph Siergurs stopped in Gardiner as a guest of his aunt Mrs Harold Wall. Vesta Siegars returned home after weeks with her daughter Mrs Harold Wall in Gardiner. Mr and Mrs M James visited friends in Richmond Sunday. John Lilly, Roy Lilly, Helen Lilly, and Ellen Trott attended a band concert at Togus. Glenwood Siegars and Arthur attended the Boothbay Harbor firemen muster Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth EK. Beale
Orono
James Blair
Capt
Blair
North End
Miss Beale
Lawrence Merriman
Harpswell
G. M. Stinson
William McI’hee
Wiscasset
Walter Baker
Mary Wright
Moorehead Lake
John McKenney
Newton
Mass
Irving Miller
McKenney
Maltec
Ernest Savage
Stallowell
H. O. Cunningham
Maude
Edgecomb
Irred Carlton
Harry. Webber
Winnegance
G. M. Stin- Mod
Sydney Watterson
Revere Beach
Carrie Wing
Albert
Auburn
William Downing
Belfast
Melvin Howe
Upton
Rachael Burchard
Washington, D. C
Appleton Day
Edward Day
Lois
Flushing
L. 1
Day's Ferry
Winship Reed
Fred Hathorn
Richmond
Howard Whittum
Newark
N. J
Everson Stinson
Leora
W. EL Johnson
Frank Beedle
Ellen Trott
Woolwich
Jubin Lilly
Bundy
Dorothy Chetley
Joseph Siergurs
Gardiner
Harold Wall
Vesta Siegars
John Lilly
Roy
Helen
Mixx
Togus
Glenwood Siegars
Arthur
Boothbay Llarbor
Arrowsic Weekend Worship and Camp Meeting Plans
Sunday worship at 10 30 with sermon on The Value of Habit in Religion. Sunday school at 11 45 led by George I Spinney. Evening service to be held at the school. The pan tee will be at Dover Foxcroft camp meeting during the week with Mr. and Mrs S Clifford Murray visiting Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George I" Spinney
Dover-Foxcroft
Egypt's irrigation, railways, and politics under colonial rule
The article surveys Egypt's irrigation expansion from dams at Esna Assiout and Assuan, the shift to modern infrastructure under English guidance, and the political tensions with Zaghloul and the British. It notes British influence in railways and the army, Egypt's push for independence, and the 1920 withdrawal followed by ongoing guardianship to protect interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zagnoul
Egypt
Zaghloul
England
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor Party
MacDonald
Italy
France
Pla
Lee Stack
Allenby
Sudan
Alexandria
Pasha Ziwar
Mexandria
Knoglind
Suex Canal
Tesiaeli
What Is a Farmer's Time Worth
A feature on independent electric plants for farms describes how on farm homes electricity provides lighting and power for small equipment. It notes farmers saving twenty to thirty hours weekly by pumping water and running machines, and mentions compact lighting units with gas engines and generators that run on kerosene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iny
Bath Battery Marksmen Lead At Practice Session
Bath riflemen of Battery H practiced at Brunswick over the weekend and plan weekly trips toward the September state shoot. Captain J Horace McClure and Private Frank Higgins each fired 48 bullseyes in prone, with other scores noted, signaling strong marksmen for the new battery as they prepare for competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Brunswick
Bathmen
J. Horace McClure
Frank Higgins
Edward Hartnett
Edward Johnson
Roland Preston
Robert Johnson
Forrest Carleton
Fitchburg Leader Joseph A Lowe elected to New England affairs bureau
Joseph A Lowe president of the Fitchburg Chamber of Commerce is elected to the enlarged New England affairs bureau of the Boston Chamber of Commerce, representing Massachusetts. The bureau expands from five Boston members to include a state representative to aid New England business groups. The first meeting of the new bureau is planned for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Lowe
Fitchburg Chamber of Commerce
New England
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Bath
Lowe
Missy Annie F. Kimball
Fitchburg
Chamber
Boston Chamber
Boston
Massachusetts
Bureau
Equity hearing in Deering case stalls receivership bid
In a lengthy equity hearing the Deering Co and Gardiner Deering's estates defend their management of ship assets arguing that losses at sea and a depressed market explain poor 1922 25 24 profits. They claim assets are invested safely aside from limited stakes in Boston Maritime and Merchants Marine. They contend the firm runs efficiently and the plaintiff delays reinvestment to seek receivership, asserting future demand recovery will enable profitable operations and the yard can pivot from schooner to other vessel building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Deering Co
United States
Mary F. Barrett
Harry G. Deering
Gulf of Mexico
Lydia McLellan Baxter
Hampton Roads
Dorothy L. Barrett
Deering
Virginia Capes
Germany
G. G. Deering Cop
Atlantic Seaboard
McClure and Perkins Elected Delegates
Roland H. Smithpost A L elects Sheriff J Horace McClure and Past Commander Roscoe E Perkins as delegates to the state convention at Old Orchard September 7 and 9 with Eugene Desmond and Randall W Coombs as alternates The Forty and Eight also elects Mr McClure and Karl Maxwell as delegates and Leland Plummer and Mr Coombs as alternates The post endorses Past Commander James Lester Morse for vice commander of the State department with a committee Desmond Ralph Gay Roscoe Shaw and Mr McClure handling his candidacy Maurice Brown named adjutant succeeding Oliver W Webster The rest room will close for the season on September 1 James Hunter spent the weekend in Boston on business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland H. Smithpost
A. L
J. Horace McClure
Roscoe E. Perkins
Old Orchard
Eugene Desmond
Randall W. Coombs
McClure
Karl Maxwell
Leland Plummer
Coombs
James Lester Morse
State Department
Desmond
Ralph Gay
Roscoe Shaw
Maurice Brown
Oliver W. Webster
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West Bath
Agricultural Club
Turner
Fred Duren
Patricia
Nash
Wilder
Rochester School of Optometry
W. G. Eastman
Hyde Park
Eastman
Scott Ward
Hardings
Lewis Spicer
Lemont
Clare McDonald
James B. Lemont
Edwin Hutchins
Lexington
Dorothy
Providence
Rt. 1
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Jin Lower
Aburn
Noy
Chertmouth
Warren Dy
Oliver
Wareren
Horace W. Aitken
Itheta
Beachmeont
Maes
Clifford
Roslindale
Mase
Daggett
Wee
Dorothy Bishop
Uines
Delmar
Thuten Bugalow
Aml
Marl Morang
von Franklin
Perley Reed
Beuth Gardiner
Daseges Chutlow
Syndey
Hodgkin
Melville Smith
Riverett Gs. Lemont
EB. Freeman
Barbara
Charles Haggett
OM. Dignain
Waterville
Sheehan
New York
Mi- Tra
Robinson
Drie
Donald
Ensington, Noy
Fob Innen
St Petersburg
Robiteen
Fring
Seh
Dresden
S. Clifford Murray
Haddonfield
William: Davis
Granite Street
Boothbay
Boothbay Harbor
Jeff
William South New York
Ote
Mie
Smith
Mevicivs Co
Norway
Try & Uy
Esna
Assiout
Assuan
Englund
Wilson
Whilae
Cairo
Uncle Ben
Bagdikian
Chiropractors
Front Street
Bath, Maine
New Battery
M'Clure
Perkins
Legion Post
James L. Morse
James Hunter
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