Maine New Church Assn Opens Eightieth Session
The Maine Association of the New Jerusalem Church opened its eightieth annual session at the New Church Temple with President Ramon N. Stone presiding. Delegates from Portland Bath Fryeburg and other towns attended and officers were reelected. The afternoon included reports a $200 to Portland and $100 to Bath and Fryeburg for society work, and papers on prayer. A shore dinner followed. Sunday services featured Rev Julian K. Smyth and Rev Raman N. Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Association of the New Jerusalem Church
New Church Temple
This City
Ramon N. Stone
Fryeburg
J. R. Worcester
A. L. Douglass
D. P. Page Perkins
Eugene E. Pette
Portland
BB. N. Stone
Walter A. Robinson
J. M. Kimball
O. S. Lindsay
William Gifford
William N. Sewall
A. A. Stearns
Allie Briggs
City
Margaret Worcester
Perkins
Pettee
Harryl. Cramm
Lucy M. Eliott
Edith Greenhalgh
A. B. Malone
Bath and Fryeburg
Raman N. Stone
Arlington
Mass
Harry L. Cramm
Herbert ©. Small
Gould J. Brown
Arthur B. Stearns
Bath
Charles F. Smith
D. Page Perkins
Fryburg
Fryeburg Society
Frank Sewall
Washington, D. C
David M. McKell
U.S.A
Boston Harbor
New Meadows Inn
Julian K. Smyth
New York
General Conference
New Jerusalem Church of America
Christ
Frveburg
Paul Sperry
Brockton
New Church
Ray Sewall
William D. Sewall
Treasury Order on Mail Transportation of Funds
The Treasury announces that starting August 16 1915 funds and securities will be moved by mail with registration and insurance rather than by express. A branch post office will operate in the treasury sub-basement to handle receipts and deliveries. Banks will cover postage registration and insurance costs. prepayment or reimbursement rules apply. The National Bank of Hartford protests the plan citing certain cases.
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United States Treasury
Express
Treasury
Washington
Comptroller’s
National Bank
Treasury Department For Insurance
Bath and Hyd Windlass square opener in local series
In a county championship opener Bath defeats Hyd Windlass 14 to 4 before about 500 fans. Bath exploded for eight runs in the third inning aided by Hyde Windlass errors, with McSwain dominant on the mound and Burns making standout catches. The series resumes this afternoon as Hyde Windlass hope for a different fate.
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Bath
Hyd Windlass Bath
Hyde Windlass
Billings
Kennison
McNeal
McSwain
Burns
HeeWieGo
W. McNeal
Sullivan
M. Oliver
Cutting
Murray
Martin
R. Oliver
Miller
H. W. Co
Stover
B. McNeal
Hammacher
Obituary of Mrs. Sarah E. Foote of Biddeford
Mrs. Sarah E. Foote widow of John D. Foote of Biddeford died Aug 19 at 79 after a long illness. Native of Portsmouth New Hampshire she lived in Biddeford forty years and is survived by son Frank J. Foote of Biddeford daughters Mrs Elbridge Merrill Pine Point and Mrs Ada Libby Dover NH sister Mrs Harriet W. Proctor Bath and niece Miss Frances F. Joy Boston. Funeral was held Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Foote
John D. Foote
Biddeford
Portsmouth
N. H
William and
Sally (Wiggin) Joy
Frank J. Foote
Elbridge Merrill
Pine Point
Ada Libby
Dover
Harriet W. Proctor
Bath
Frances F. Joy
Boston
Zoa
Phillips
A. K. Gilmore
Auburn
Octavia Burt
John Cavanaugh
George E. Pratt
Portland
Ralph H. Dunton
Mechanic St
Edward Welch
Waterville
William Leavitt
J. R. Gallagher
Robert
Lewiston
Frank Brown
Arthur Stewart
Bath City Hospital
Leonard Gowell
Frederick
Annie Card
Old Orchard Beach
Charles D. Turner
William Fildes
Charles Farrar
F. W. Brown
New Meadows River
James F. Dunton
New York
Ella L. Davenport
E. Risteen
Albert
Thomaston
Bowdeinham
Wesley Lawn Party Brings Parishioners Together for Fundraiser
Old Wesley church hosts a Friday lawn party with a Bath Marine band, ice cream and cake, and fireworks of lights on an illuminated arch among flags. The event, led by Arthur E. Baim, aims to raise $25 for the State S. S. convention, with Boy Scouts serving as waiters and volunteers handling refreshments and decorations. The gathering drew cars on Washington Street and featured a historic carved olive wood centerpiece from Captain Charles C. Duncan donated to Wesley Church, bearing the inscription I Am the True Vine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Wesley
Bath Marine Band
Washington St
Arthur E. Baim
Westey Sunday Sunday School
Corthell
A. E. Baum
E. Butterfield
Louise Child
Bessie Hopkins
Evelyn Corby
Marion Robbins
Pierce
Ripley
Gordon
N. B. Cortell
E. Whittemore
Like Cahill
HH. A. Corey
C. Card
Cc. Foster
F. W. Armes
M. Stewart
R. S. Gordon
Wesley
S. S
Old Wesley Church
Mount of Olives
Holy Land
Charles C. Duncan
Quaker City
Mark Twain
Duncan
Wesley Church
Zina H. Trufant
Morse High School Football Plans Strong Fall Schedule
Morse High School manager Rutherford White arranged a bold fall schedule featuring top state teams. Captain Thomas Leydon led training start and Sub-Master J. F. King would coach as the team aims to make a strong showing with games set at Bath, Gardiner, and Rockland from September to November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford White
Morse High School
Thomas Leydon
J. F. King
Local visitors and residents gather in Bath area
Bath readers note Mrs Myrle Strong visiting Gardiner and many townsfolk traveling to Phillips Auburn Bowdoinham and Portland for teaching visiting and family visits. Notable mentions include Mrs Philena Norton ill in Brunswick and the Safety First motor dory trip from Boston to Westport Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Heal
Boston
Westport Junction
Kennebunkport
Portland
Charles A. Stewart
Marr Bros. and
Stewart Co
Marchart H. Stewart
George L. Donaher
Social notes from Bath list visiting relatives and guests
A Bath column lists residents and visitors: William Mann dies Monday in Augusta on business. Dozens of town residents and guests from Providence to Portland, Belmont to Gardiner, are noted visiting relatives, attending events, or traveling to Boston, New York, or Portland for short stays and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mann
Augusta
S. M. Pitman
Providence
Dorothy Coney
Irene Oliver
Isabelle Sears
Wiscasset
Fred Smith
Madison
Mabel Swett
Dain Cottage
Sabine
Hortense Lombard
George Gould
Washington St
Harriet Cobb
Gardiner
Charles Bachelder
Middle St
Mildred Foster
South Bristol
Bath
Charles A. Briegel
Jamaica Plains
M. J. Sheridan
Frank P. Smith
Waltham
John Marsh
High St
E. B. Marble
Harry Mitchell
West Gardiner
Lillian Harriman
Stockton Springs
Catherine Taylor
Portland
Edmund Dowling
North St
Pearl Tobey
Old Orchard
Miss Palmer
H. N. Garrison
Belmont
Mass
D. L. Howard
Harriet Jackson
Louise Tueman
Kennebunkport
Mary Shaw
Boston
Ellen T. Shaw
Samuel Stark
Ella Stover
Freeman M. Wood
Bertha
New York
John E. Whittey
Boothbay Opera House
Ruth Morrison
Sebasco
Cornelia Parris
T. M. Clark
Camden
E. M. Howard
Oscar Hunt
Percy Hodgkins
Tena McDonald
Pullman
O’leary
Bailey
Wiscasset Cornet Band
Farnham
William Thistle
Harold
James Pitman
Quincy
E. E. Whittemore
Stoningham
Everett
Framingham
Sheriff Oliver Survives Beachside Car Crash No Injuries
Sheriff Oliver states he and his wife plus grandchildren Warren and Evelyn Oliver were in a Rye Beach New Hampshire accident while returning from Gloucester. The car struck a stone wall after a broken spring. minor bruises reported, but extensive vehicle damage required towing in Portsmouth and several days of repairs. Kathleen and Esther Marchant accompanied them from Gloucester.
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Rye Beach
Rev J F Albion hosts Beals Coffin marriage in Portland
Miss Belle Beals and Nathan Elwood Coffin of Bath wed at the home of Rev J F Albion with close Portland friends present. The ceremony used a single ring rite and attendee Zephie Beals assisted. Mrs Coffin is a former Times Co office stenographer. Mr Coffin is Times Job Department head pressman with ten years at the paper. After a modest honeymoon they will reside at 26 Trufant Street in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Albion
Congress Square Universalis Church
Belle Beals
C. H. Beals
Nathan Elwood Coffin
Bath
Portland
Frances Mann
Zephie Beals
Coffin
Times Co
Morse High School
Times
New York
Massachusetts
Post Office staff take fifteen day vacation
Clerk Milton H. Douglas and Carrier Harvey K. Erskine of the Post Office force depart Tuesday for their annual fifteen days away. Mrs. Katherine Lake sails Saturday night by boat to Cambridge after visiting her parents. Misses Pauline and Viola Foelle and Miss Bessie Bowie return with plans to visit Jamaica Plains for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sydleman
Portland
Marcia Warren
Gardiner
Waterville
George K. Butterfield
Hattie S. Watts
Ethel White
St. John
N. B
Fred White
Harry Blaisdell
Lily
Pray
Miles M. Merry
Camden
Belfast
Merry
Elizabeth Maazik
Union
Milton H. Douglas
Harvey K. Erskine
Post Office
Katherine Lake
Cambridge
W. H. Sampson
Pauline
Viola Foelle
Jamaica Plains
F. A. Bowie
Bessie Bowie
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NEW Church Assn
Hartford
Treasury Order
Treasury Department
Skejlton Williams
National Bank of Hartford, Conn
Hyde Windlass Co
Coss
Oliver
Knight
Bragdon
P Young
Po McNeal
Berry
Lf St. Giainag
Seguin
Charles H. Trickey
George W. Churchman
Angusta
Ariel
Lincoln
Harrington Bros
South Gardiner
John S. Beecham
Purington Bros
William LeClair
Leah M. Bragg
Wesley Lawn Party
South End
M. H. S. Football
Hallowell
Rockland
Myrle Strong
Cora Martin
Fred E. Irish
Norris
Myrle
MacDonald
Lucy
New Meadows
Thomas Flannigan
Bath Iron Works
E. F. Doughty
Clifford
Helen
Frank Snow
Roxbury
Harry Foote
Perth Amboy
N.J
Foote
Celia A. McFadden
Florence Widman
Anna Witthy
Philadelphia
Joseph Wexler
Goddard St
Boothbay Harbor
Dorothy W
C. R. Dearborn
Marjory and
Carl
Jennie Hopkins
George Hopkins
Newark
N. J
H.L. Hopkins
Spring St
Emily Hyde
Charles E. Hyde
Hopkins
William F. Hodgkins
Popham Beach
Fred Hodgkins
William Hodgkins
S.S
F. J. Li
Hyde Windlass Works
David A. Holmes
Brunswick
Philena Norton
O. P. Jewett
H. M. Jewett
Deering
H. W. Workman
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Yarmouth
M. H. Jewett
Eureka
Randolph
Winchester
Newton
Portland Parsonage
AB Watson
Union Street
Maine
Gouraud
Ferd. T. Hofeing & & An
Great Jones St