Niles Cahill Wedding At Wesley Church in Bath
Miss Silie Mason Cahill daughter of Mr and Mrs George Cahill married Merle Clyde Niles at Wesley Methodist Church last Thursday at four o clock. The ceremony used the double ring service with Rev Forrest L Littlefield officiating. Aline Tiliss Colton of Lee Mass was maid of honor. Best man was Arthur H Niles, with Winfield S Niles as usher. Reception followed in the church vestry with music and assorted refreshments. The bride worked at Bath Trust Co and the groom, son of Mr and Mrs L J Niles of Rumford, is with W T Grant Co New York Palmore Mall and will reside in Palmore Mal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Silie Mason Cahill
George Albion Cahill
Middle Street
Merle Clyde Niles
Forrest L. Littlefield
Arthur BK. Baum
Robert Gordon
Aline Tiliss Colton
Lee
Mass
Arthur H. Niles
Rumford
Winfield S. Niles
George A. Cahill, Jr
Swanseina
Milon Dunlap
Otis Card
Lillian Miller
Bertha Bolrose
Harry Stendrup
Madelyn Rich
William Ro Freeman
Ruth Ledyard
Robert Jordan
Marry Bartlett
Harry Thompson
Galen Watson
Arthur Oliver
Ena Bucknein
Mixa Marcia Moulton
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Bath Trust Co
Niles
L. J. Niles
Lambda Chi Xipha
Kappa Phi Kappa
W. T. Grant Co
New York
Palmore, Mal
Bath Rotarians Host Unique Luncheon Melodies
Bath Rotarians enjoyed a luncheon program at King Tavern Ut wis featuring Chester Phint with Mrs Harry King on piano. Bred J Hill led the program with Broadway songs, and a jazz ensemble from Baltimore entertained guests. Visiting Rotarians included Robert Todgden Malden Bradford Lawrence St Petersburg Fla Norman Smith Cronswick and Marie S Bacten Houston. Guests included Dr John Geige Chicago and Alfred W Chutler Mystic Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
King Tavern
Ut Wis
Chester Phint
Harry King
Bred J. Hill
Maine
Daltimere
Newcastle
I. 1
Husie Ont
John J. Desmond
Measlee
Bridgham Sod
Robert Todgden
Malden
Bradford Lawrence
St. Petersburg
Norman, Smith
Cronswick
Marie S. Bacten
Houston
John (. Geigeero
Chicago
Alfred W. Chutler
Mystic, Conn
Personal notes from Quines area residents
Mr and Mrs John Voorkhorde with Betty and Donald returned to Quines Massachusetts Tuesday after visiting in the city and at Topham Beach Master Frank Coffin formerly of Worcester now in Miami Beach is spending the summer with his father and will return south in a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Charles Wo Laing of East Braintree Massachusetts visited Myre, the tatters sister, over the weekend. Ernest Fulton and Mr Fulton of Front street and Raymond V Trgwhard sub master at Morse High School visited Bath while Mrs Hayward and daughter spend the summer at the Hayward village on Birch Island Casco Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Voorkhorde
Betty
Donald
Quines
Mass
Topham Beach
Frank Coffin
Miami Beach
Fla
Worcester
Han
Charles Wo Laing
East Braintree
Myre
Ernest Fulton
Fulton
Front Street
Raymond V. Trgwhard
Morse High School
Bath
Hayward
Hayward Vollage
Birch Islind
Casco Bay
Cora Denham
Elizabeth
Bowdoin
John L. Purington
4. F. Will Co
Brunswick
J. Purington
Charles Houghton
R. W. Carr
Gardiner
West Medford
Carr
Minnie Waldron
Martha Totman
Richmond
F. K. Jack
Florence Sparks
Unity
Ripogenu's
William Bibber
Marion
Holland
Gertrude Curtis
Portland
Carr Home
H. FE
Harvey Ames
Watertown
Maxs
Mr. Ames
Judge Ames
Vermont
New Hampshire
Tenants Harbor
J. H. Ames
Paul Ames
Several Horses for Sale in Bath Area Saddle or Driving
Classified note advertises multiple horses for sale in Merrymeeting cumy Bath. Inquiries directed to C K Baker with Bath telephone 07-45. Includes saddle or driving horses and request for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.K. Baker
Merrymeeting Cumy
Bath
Tel
Fire Rages Near Bowdoinham. Rain Eases Blaze After Aug 12
RainTuesday helps douse forest blaze that began August 12 along Ridge road near Paul Ames place and swept into J. W. Bishop wood lot and Kendall Egypt land, burning 300 to 400 acres. State Forestry crew and local volunteers labored day and night with a pumper, water lines, and transport from Hackett pond. Fire Warden McEwen led operations. officials hope worst is over as patrols continue and town faces losses and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ames
J. W. Bishop
Egypt Territory
W. B. & E. V. Kendall
Violette
G. A. Hackett
C. H. McEwen
Belfast
Frank V. Webber
State Forestry Department
Helen Britt
White Mountains
G. KK. Cutler
Cutler
Alphonso Berry
W. A. Foster
Mix
Lillian Elliott
Foster Camp
Drownville
John Kendrick
Lewiston
Berry
Helen Lamoreau
Sangerville
Eunice Small
New York
Frank Seigars
Marian Gray
Mes
Jack
BL Staples
KE. N. Wilkinson
Millay Bros
Bangor Fair
George Weeks
Kendall
Long Branch Farm
H. Wilson Long
Hoton
Frank Jenkins
Old Orchard
Philip Rideout
Mt. Katahdin
George H. Blodgett
Nanville
Elbridge Blodgett
Karl
Dark Harbor
Joseph Pendleton
Kelley Comments On Fridays Rally
The Independent notes Congressman White at a Republican rally endorses local self government and argues wealth comes from nature and industry, not taxation. It recalls Senator Tighman’s rice tariff claim and says the GOP seeks a share of the swag under protective policy, troubling western farmers who feel left out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Independent
Congressman White
Jefferson
Madison
Swax
Senate
LB. KR. Tighlman
South Carolina
Tighlman
Bath Faces Wiscasset in Third Game of Series Friday
Bath and Wiscasset collide at Kel Ivy Cell Friday at five for the third game of their series. Moe Friday evening, one team will seize the edge as Wiseiser mound ace possible for Bath, with Bil Carleton likely to oppose. Fans expect a tight contest as the series tightens, with Wiscasset seeking an early edge and Bath aiming for a comeback after recent struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Wiscasset
Kel Ivy Cell
Daath
Collegians
Bil
Bal Carleton
Wiseiseer
al Benney Oor
Oliver
Wiscassero
Peich
Bonney
SY Ace Eson
Kelley Field
Billy Over
Berger
Collegiams
Wiscaseet
Barge crash on Lincoln Street damages hydrant after skid
A barge skidded along the wet Lincoln Street near Green on Tuesday, colliding with a hydrant and causing considerable damage. The incident left the hydrant and property around it affected, with responders likely assessing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NS Barge
Lincoln Street
Green Tuesday
Aute Sud
Miramachi Yacht Visits Bath on Eastward Cruise
The Miramachi, a premier Bath yacht on a cruise eastward, is under charter to Walter E. Reid of Portland and Seguinland. Reid, born near Harmon's Harbor, hosts Philadelphia guests aboard as the vessel plans ports at Boothbay Harbor Rockland Camden Bar Harbor and Newfoundland waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Kennebec
Walter E. Reid
Portland
Seguinland
Harmon's Harbor
Boothbay Harbor
Rockland
Camden
Bar Harbor
Reid
Newport News
Cox & Stevens
Edward W. Scripps
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Scripps
United Press
Scripps, McRae & Howard
Monrovia Bay
New York
Lord Beaverbrook
Northcliffe
Newfoundland
St. Lawrence
Ohio
Miramachi
Wall Street
Meguinland
Boston
Bath Exchange
Page & Shaw
Bath Iron Works
Court House
First Cargo of Oil Reaches New Plant
The oil tanker Socony from Boston unloaded 12,000 barrels of fuel at Standard Oil Co. South End plant. Six thousand barrels were gasoline and an equal amount kerosene. This is the first load to the new tanks. The Mocony, a veteran tanker, began pumping Tuesday and finished mid Wednesday. Trucks will use the site as Bruns wick becomes operative. A Boston girl swam 57 minutes in 32 degree sea water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socony
Boston
New South End
Standard Oil Co
Cambridge
Mass
Brunswick
Community Notices From Arrowsic and Vicinity
Local residents host and visit guests in Arrowsic and nearby towns. Edna Walters of St Johns, N J. Edith Fogg of Hackensack visits. Mrs. Merritt Pinkham travels to Wiscasset for family funeral. Clergy James Bower preaches at Meth Church. Residents attend yacht races in Boothbay and share meals with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Hillman
Homor
Edna Walters
St. Johns
N. B
Edith Fogg
Hackensack
N. J
Alice Drummond
Merritt Pinkham
Wiscoxset
Timese
Pred Dana
William Evans
Mass
Gertrude Stewart
Aubrey Steen
Kamp Komfort
David
Stinsen
Mire
Apr M. Stinson
Mix
Angie Snipe
Stinson
Chester MacMahan
Five Islands
Norman Drummond
Samuel Walker
Bonnimgton
Elevated
Gertrude Muart
Mises Pauline Crosman
Wiscasset
Janette
Celia
Johns
N. Be
Steen
James Bower
Westport
Chester Duncan
Fred Pinkham
Topekam
Boothbas
Oris Baker
Norwood
Islands
William Campbell
Baker
John Snipe
Alice
Evelyn LeMar
Drrestler Mille
Dorothy Sturmer
Chester BL Duncan
George Spimmey
North Schoohouse
Local Readers Named in Spotted Notices and Visits
Mr and Mrs Exerett G Lemond stay at their Sabine cottage on upper Fiich street. Frank Brateher from Lewisetam visits at the Bateher homestead on Park street. Mrs Ralph Willehowe and Maw Sherman Morve toured Portland for the ivy. Jennie Haskell of Smara delayed Tuesday after two weeks with family guest Mire. Nellie Rackliffe of ay Court street. Kalpt Beagz and Merv Kalpt noted. Jane Crow can and Robert retire after a 4 wer at Moose Pood club in Denmark. Harry Bartlett, Gene Nie and Warren of Berlin, SB, returned from extended Wiener’s visit with relatives in Barh ant Bvetiendl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exerett G. Lemond
Upper Fiich Street
Sabine
Frank Brateher
Lewisetam
Bateher
Park Street
Ralph Willehowe
Maw Sherman Morve
Portland
Ivy
Jennie Haskell
Smara
Nellie Rackliffe
Ay Court Street
Ant Merv
Kalpt Beag
Girls Demonstration Team to Represent Maine at Camp Vail
Lowellise Jewell and Willa Keene of Norridgework chosen to represent Northern and Eastern Maine at Camp Vail Easter States Expo in Springfield Massachusetts. The Kemnaeber Girls club led by Mrs Maude Carr since 1910 has grown through sewing and demonstrations. Keene, a two year sewing project member and club treasurer, will study home economics while Jewell, four years in the club and valedictorian in 1925, plans to attend permanent school and demonstrated stain removal and curtain uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowise Jewell
Willa Keeme
Norridgework
Northerm
Maine
Camp Vail
Easterm
Springfield
Massachusetts
Meath
Kemnaeber Girls
Camp Vall
Mies Keene
Elis
Lawrie Jewell
Norridgesock High School
Feane
Henry McLellan Harding Dies in New York City
Henry McLellan Harding, a chemical engineer noted for helping advance the electric valve, died in New York City after a long career linked with F. J. Sprague and George Weeringhome. He left a widow and several siblings, with details reported from Bath and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLellan Harding
New York City
Sanall
Mem
Lew Wook
Henry Meelam Hardig
Bath
Amd
Salle Enilege
Profesciom
United
F. J. Sprague
George Weeringhome
Pinteburgh
Beton
Mauriem Jonaneys
Sieter
de W. Russell
Beneviltion
Sorell
Mire
Denary
Omer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oridge Front Bath
Errilt
OUR Millinery Department
Gage
Niles-Cahill
Wesley Church
Merley
Niles of
Baltimore
Popham Beach
J. H. Stacey
Popham Beach, Maine
Rotarians
USCA
Bowdoinham
Donald Minott
Worthind
Lorenzo Minott
Varina Denham
John Beals
Therunswick Methodist Church
Wol. Dontey
W. 0. Darton
Falmouth Koreside
Kennebunk
Karl Hatel
Frances
Mr. Hatel
Seigars
Rafl Inc
Mra
Cornish
Pleasant Pond
Purinton
Libby
Bowdeinham
Amouie Deubaw
Kelley
Walter Reid
Scripp
Senter
New England States
Jersey
Sik
Bath Department Store
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