Community club whist party in Winneganee funds project
A midsummer whist party at the Winneganee community house drew over fifty attendees from Bath Sabino and nearby areas to raise funds for the building fund. Prizes were awarded to Mrs E M Krueger and Harold P Small with consolation to Miss B F Ulrich and Reuben H Purinton. The event featured light refreshments music and dancing ending around 11. Nearby updates noted visits guests and upcoming meetings as residents share news of the village and regional exchanges with Sabino and Isle au Haut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneganee
Benefit of Building Fund
Bath
Sabino
Sabino Improvement Association
E. M. Krueger
Malden
Mues
B. F. Ulrich
Harold P. Small
Reuben H. Purington
Amd
Doris Morse
Abbie Cass
Cambridge
Mass
Susan Skeffield
Lower High Street
Zina M. Wit
High Street
Sanawelub
John G. Morse
Viarry DB. Williams
Winfield W. Morse
Frank Oliver
Farmingdale
Parker C. Rogers
Clifford Road
Harry DB. Williams
Ruth
Pilen
Perry
Basin
Renner
Millen Walker
Charles T. Small
Ralph Tr. Dunton
Werbert T. Pettingill
Harry F. Morin
George M. Eaton
Byron F. Barker
Sherman TL. Morse
New York
Frank Perry
Herbert
Phippsburg
Perry Cottage
Head Beach
Sandy Cove
Andrew Anteller
Keene
N. DE
N. FE
Marcellus W. Adams
Anteller
Marion Cook
Varry €. Williams
Livermore Falls
Fred Z. Parks
Boston
Arsenault Captured After Escape From Reformatory
Theodore Arsenault, who escaped from the South Windham Men's Reformatory during a heavy downpour, was located Sunday afternoon at 745 Middle Street and returned to the reform school by Supt. C. C. Campbell. He had been sentenced May 15 by Associate Justice Deasy to an indeterminate term for his role in stealing two automobiles. He had escaped previously, with plans that included his companion heading to Waterville while he aimed for Bath. News indicates the companion went to Richmond instead, prompting police to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Arsenault
South Windham
Middle Street
C. C. Campbell
Y Arsenault
Deasy
Ragadahoe
Arsenault
Augusta
Waterville
Bath
Richmond
Campbell
Wall
Bridge Boosters to Meet in Bath Thursday Night
George Wood of Rockland and Rockport Lime heads a group of boosters from Belfast Rockland Damariscotta Wiscasset Boothbay Harbor and Bath meeting at 7 30 in Bath common council room to discuss Kennebec Bridge support ahead of the September 14 Maine state election. Ralph Dale Bath Board of Trade president and N Gratz Jackson Kennebec Bridge Association president call all local supporters to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wood
Rockland
Children Guests at Woolwich Home
Mr and Mrs Frank A Hodgdon hosted about 40 children from the Bath Military and Naval Orphans Home at their Nequasset district Woolwich property. Cars loaned by local residents conveyed the group from the Woolwich ferry dock for a picnic dine and a creak swim amid sports supervised by matron Mrs Louise Staples Major William R Kimball and others. Port Huron resident George DeMott formerly with the Times is visiting Richmond with his father Rev George DeMott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hodgdon
Bath Military and Naval Orphans Home
Stinson
Nequasset
Woolwich
Woolwich Ferry
Hodgdon
Joseph Begin
Henry Carlton
Elmer Dow
Morton Baker
Eugene Cromwell
Louise Staples
Lissa Dearborn
Caroline Stackpole
William R. Kimball
Association
George Stuart DeMott
Port Hardt
Mich
Richmond
George
DeMott
The
Times
Port Huron
Phippsburg road work under Morse and town appropriations
State road at West Point is under construction by N C Morse with a 34 appropriation from the last legislature. Basin and Small Point roads received similar funds but not available this year. Meadowbrook and Basin roads are in poor condition. Town meeting raised 3500 for regular road work, averaging about 60 per mile, with hope the same effort per mile would satisfy residents. The issue is described amid a stream of local social notices and visits between Sun shine Hill Farm and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Morse
West Point
Basin
Small Point
Meadowbrook
United States
Osborne Parker
Margaret Randall
William Bragdon
Mary
Dorothy
Freeport
A. L. Brown
Sunshine Hill Farm
Warren M. Ryan
Waltham
Mass
Mechanic Falls
Andrew Perry
Dustin Syde
A. C. Morse
William Brown
Auburn
le Knight
Squirrel Point
Frank DP. Leach
Chebengtte
W. F. Jewell
Ada Morton
Evelyn Hosmer
Brunswick
Julia Wallace
Charles A. Morton
Sebasco
George Lang
James Percy
Esther
South Freeport
Arthur Decker
Malden
the Basin
Helen O'Brien
Philadelphia
Elijah Morse
Capt
Arthur Totman
Staten Island
Wesley Lewis
Lynn
Delian Hannaford
Cox's Head
Walter Tenner
Edith
Sydney Pierce
Rockland
G. Warren York
Frank Lewis
Pearl
William BE. Deering
Janior
Newcastle
Charles D. Curtis
J. K. Bowker
Byron Farrington
F. C. Bowker
Concord
N. Hl
Frank Cash
Elberes Wigs Ee Tega
Willian Yaughter
Paras
Wen
Seart C
Camp Hen
Della Mares
Parker Head
Anthony Thomas
Bath
Underwriter
North Bergin
N. J
James FE
Percy
Cox's Tread
Charles Perkins
Bertha Coombs
Cox’s Head
Bath Thesday
Popham Beach Estates prep. hearings on road to Coast Guard station
Popham Beach Estates workmen finish camps and tea rooms and golf course. Boston landscape architect J Killaway replaces sections as the property nears market. A county hearing on a road layout from the town road to the Coast Guard station is set for Riverside hotel at 10 a.m. Sept 5 1925. Transient tourists arrive, some buyers plans for summer. Local seniors and new guests listed. A dance for Riverside guests followed by a movie and Society hall dancing. floor praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach Estates, Inc
We. J. Killaway
West Street
Boston
Coast Guard
Riverside Hotel
Popham Reach
Francis BF. Oliver
Janette Iver
George F. Chandler
Ephraim
Marr
Almina S. Marr
Mass
J. J. Stanley
Southbridge
A. R. Phillips
W. J. Rich
Three Bath nurses graduate with hospital party
Three nurses Thelma Merriam Kathleen Jones and Colletta Keenan celebrated graduation at City Hospital with a special dinner hosted by fellow nurses and students. Hospital officials honored them with pins and a portfolio for Helen Lavieha while Miss Uku left for Portland after five years as a historian at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Thelma Merriam
Kathleen Jones
Colletta Keenan
Howard Blake
Mary Barry
P.M. Ol
Kennebec
Minnie FE. Furbish
Helen Lavieha
U Ka
Portland
Bath
Forrest Putnam
Sabinoites Host Whist Party at Winnegance Hall
The Winnegance Community Club held the season’s largest whist event with 22 tables and seven prize rounds plus consolation prizes. Omis RO Perry of Winnegance led with 39, choosing a prize for his wife, while Newton Pawtucket Roth scored 39. Other prize winners included W. Keiegesl Miden Mass., Mrs. Arthur F. Larrabee, Mrs. Horace W. Aitken Teachmont, and M. BR. Krueger. Dancing and light refreshments followed, with a net of $160 cleared by key organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menders
Winnegance
Nevr
Omis RO Perry
Newton
Pawtucket
Roth
Pris
W. Keiegesl
Miden
Mass
Arthur F. Larrabee
Horace W. Aitken Teachmont
Mauss
M. BR. Krueger
Mallen
Prises
Joln Pooler
Waterville
Eugene McGeath
Harry F. Oliver
Scott Morse
Louis Fisengimér
Malden
Egypt and its political history under foreign influence
J Harry McLellan explains Egypt's governance history and social conditions, arguing native psychology hinders self rule. He notes corruption, taxation, and oppression under past regimes, the 1879 retreat of the Turks, and English French intervention, including Suez Canal dynamics and Alexandria siege impacts.
Revised Voting Lists Completed by Board
The board handed revised voting lists to the city clerk on Friday, 30 days before the special election next month. Lists are updated from assessors returns, many names stricken for non-return or lack of knowledge by the registration board. Manning residents should verify their names at polling places and attend the public session September 2 to restore eligibility with proper proof, as Bath prepares for the election. Mr and Mrs John Leydon and family, summering at Squirrel Island, spent the weekend in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez Canal
Alexandria
England
France
Egypt
Khartoum
Victoria Nyanaza
Blue Nile
Abyssinia
Bath
John Leydon
Squirrel Island
City
Date Set for Hearing on Popham Petition
A county commissioners hearing is scheduled for Sept 5 at Popham Beach Hotel Riverside at ten in the forenoon. The petition, signed by Mira F P Arnold and others, seeks a road from Sabine avenue to Riverside avenue to connect with Beach and town roads near the steamboat landing. Debate over sidewalks and a permanent concrete walk at Popham Beach features the discussion, with hopes for an amicable outcome and long term improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
Hotel Riverside
Mira F
Raymond C. Terrabee
AL Hateh
Whippsburg
Sabine Avenue
Silver Lake
Beach Avenue
Riverside Avenue
Steamboat Landing
C. A. Corliss
Sagadahoe Registry of Deeds
Popham
Phippsburg
Phippsburg Center
Masonic Lodge Schools Of Instruction Set Across Maine
The Grand Lecturer for Maine announces lodges of instruction this year with sessions at Old Town Fort Fairfield Saco Camden Pittsfield Island Falls Gardiner and Island Falls. Afternoon instruction with optional evening sessions covers ritual and work. Keel Lodge not officially inspected this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge of
Maine
Old Town
Fort Fairfield
Saco
Camden
Keel Lodge
Pittsfield
Island Falls
Gardiner
Body of Drowned Boy Recovered From River
The body of Edward B. Beresford Jr. 17 of the Boothbay camp was recovered from the Sasanoa River near lower Hell's Gates on July 20 by Capt. Winfield S. Cressey of Bath. The recovery occurred about 200 feet from land at Westport Junction after sighting by Capt. Harry Biggins and assistance from a Boston broker's launch owned by Charles W. P. Dow. The bereaved include Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Chadbourne of Dittsfield Mass. and relatives from Boothbay and Westport. A trip to Quebec and Montreal follows for Robert Cochran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Beresford, Jr
Boothbay
Sasanoa
Lower
Hell's Gates
Winfield S. Cressey
Bath
Westport Junction
Cressey
Harry Biggins
Charles WP. Dow
Boston
Westport
Robinhood
PROMPT DISCOVERY AVERTS A BAD BLAZE
Mr and Mrs W H Green on Commercial street and 268 F Street residence faced a fire that broke through woodwork near the sink. Green rushed to the window as smoke filled the tenement owned by Harry Brown. firefighters from box 54 quickly contained the blaze with chemical testers and hose lines, estimating $300 in damage with no furniture loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Green
Commercial Street
F Street
Green
Washington
Mrs. Green
Cotrell Murray Wedding in Bath and Honeymoon Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cotrell formerly Marion Murray of Bath were married Saturday at the Methodist parsonage. Witnesses included the bride’s parents, two sisters, and Mrs. W A Mofdgde. The bride, Morse High School class of 1908 graduate, taught at Lexington Avenue School for the Deaf, NYC. The couple left Monday for their honeymoon after a weekend visit with Mrs. William Davis of Granite. Tug Seguin took a barge to Augusta to deliver coal for Stone and Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Cotrell
Marion Murray
Toothbay
Bath
William Davis
Methodist Parsonage
S.murray
Ethel Mu
W. A. Mfodgde
Hodgdon
Cotrell
Morse High School
Lexington Avenue School For the Deaf
New York City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sabine, Bath
Alfred Cornish
Hardings
Fuy
Marion Morse
Isle An Haut
Eimer Lufkin
Fred
Coombs
Harry W. Moulton
Five Islands
Charles Ke, Hewitt, Jr
Kittery Navy Yard
Men’s Reformatory
Percy Trott
Webster House
Old Orchard
Hattie Brown
Sebage Lake
Nathan Copeland
Bliss College
Bliss Business College
Walton
Bliss
School of Business
R.F.D
Lewiston, Me
Lewiston
Morse
Harry McLellan
Land of the Nile
John Eade
John
Desort
Willa Newton
Vpaw
Henry Henderson
Winthrop
Way
Keith
Ralph McNary
Jack McNary
Jehu
Eade Twins
Eggmoggin Camp
Herbert Hughes
the Improvement Association
J. Harry McLellan
Bath Savings Institution
Marion O’hara
James Cos Beach
St. Mat
Cont
Marion O'Hara
Natalie Jarey
Rose Arsenault
Mary Hart
James Comeau
Pau Hart
Robert Vachon
O'Hara
James Comea
Asa
Arthur R. Chadbourne
Otto
Barbara
Junior
Dittsfield
Passingbourne
William C. Chadbourne
Chadbourne
Otto F. Bullman
Robert Cochran
Quebec
Montreal
Seguin
Stone & Cooper
Walter L, Main
Circus
Hones Ag
Ont Sarkis
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