Maine Women Gather for Belgrade Lakes Republican Conference
The first conference of Maine Republican women runs Wednesday to Friday at Camp Abena Belgrade Lakes with sessions at the Belgrade Lakes Hotel. Notable speakers include Percival Baxter Gail Laughlin and George Wyeth as organizers and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Women of
Maine
Camp Abena
Belgrade
Nettie C. Burleigh
Miss Hersom
Lena M. Day
Arthur E. Sewell
Republican Committee
Guy P. Gannett
National Republican ‘Committee
Percival P. Baxter
Elena Perkins
Boothbay Harbor
Gail Laughlin
Burleigh
Leslie Cutler
Needham
Mass
Women’s Republican Club of
Massachusetts
George A. Wyeth
New York City
Roselle Huddilston
Catherine Curtis
Women Investors In America, Inc
Judson Hannigan
Boston
Republican Party
Portland
William R. Pattangall
Round Table
Republic
William Veasie Pratt
Wilbur T.davis
Worcester
Young Republican Club of
Charles P. Nelson
George A Wyeth
Minute Women of
J. Hasbrouck LeFevre
Robert Williamson
Ton
D. C
Chase Mellon
Bowdoin Youth Held on Arson Charge in Farm Fire
Joseph J. Murphy, 17, was arraigned in Bath on arson charges linked to a blaze in Bernard H. Coombs farm buildings. He pleaded not guilty amid alleged overwhelming evidence and was held on 2500 bond for the October term, with another count of larceny of a Chevrolet truck at 500 bond.
Young Farm Hand Confesses to Arson and Theft
County Attorney Ralph O Dale says he obtained a written confession from 17 year old Joseph J Murphy of Bowdoin admitting he set fire to employer Bernard Coombs dwelling and stole a Chevrolet truck. Murphy pleaded not guilty to arson in municipal court and investigators question his sanity. Sheriff Henderson and City Marshal Whitney witnessed the confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph O. Dale
Joseph J. Murphy
Murphy
Bernard Coombs
Bowdoin
Coombs
Young Murphy
Albert Henderson
Walter L. Whitney
Dale
Westbrook Chosen 1936 NN-E Florists Convention City
At Montpelier Vermont last Wednesday the Northern New England Florists association named Westbrook as the 1936 convention host city Hale Dow of Westbrook was elected vice president of the organization in the concluding session of this year s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
New England Florists Association
Montpelier
Hale Dow
Nick Mihalos Stung by Hornets in Bay Island Incident
Boxing promoter Nick Mihalos stirred a hornets nest at Merry Meeting Bay while demonstrating a float's propulsion for Kenney Edgecomb and friends on Sturgeon Island. Hornets moved into Mihalos trousers after he pressed his feet under the bow, taking ten minutes to leave the scene as the group watched his 10 second circling trek and occasional beltline sting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Mihalos
Merrymeeting Bay
Nick
Kenney Edgecomb
Sturgeon Island
Mr. Mihalos
Mihalos
Garden Club Show a Decided Success in Bath
The Cosmopolitan Garden club sponsored amateur show drew about 300 exhibits and a large Bath audience. Displays ranged from flower arrangements to a pre Civil War clipper ship model built by James C Love. Visitors noted extensive botanical and antique pieces plus a pet collection. Mrs Roscoe P McFadden led the club in celebratory remarks as members praised the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Arabia
Cosmopolitan Club
Herbert L. Spinney
Court Street
Bath
Maine
George A. Churchill
Leroy F. Colby
William L. Skelton
Roscoe P. McFadden
James C. Love
Flossie Sidelinger
Canaries
New Meadows
Naval Documents Seek Unpublished Warship Pictures
Navy officers call for unpublished documents and authentic paintings of older ships from private hands to aid a Roosevelt era project. Captain Dudley W. Knox directs the effort with local cooperation from Bath and along Maine’s coast, requesting logs, officers lists, and private photos of 1798 to 1801 ships and armed merchant vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Guysbert B. Vroom
Us.n
Naval Inspector of
Bath Iron Works Corp
Vroom
Maine Historical Society
Portland
United States Navy
United States
Department
France
Knox
Bath
Naval
Seaboard
Kittery
Regular Navy
Ganges
Portsmouth
George Washington
Merrimack
Delaware
Montesuma
Baltimore
Herald
Norfolk
Richmond
Pinckney
Retaliation
Insurgente
General Greene
Adams
John Adams
Boston
Connecticut
Maryland
Patapsco
Warren
Augusta
Enterprise
Experiment
Congress
Philadelphia
New York
Trumbull
Pickering
Eagle
Scammel
Jay
Virginia
Diligence
South Carolina
Greene
Italy
Amphitrite
Sally
Charleston
Beaufort
St. Marys
Savannah
Protector
Williams
Davie
Mars
Bath Iron Works Workers Hold First Annual Clambake
Gov. Brann attends Bath Iron Works safety event at Brown's Field West Bath with 650 plus workers guests and 264 cars. Activities include footraces canoe tilting baseball and a 700-strong clambake with prompt service and orderly parade formation from BIW to the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Louis J. Brawn
Bath Iron Works Corp
Brown's
Louis J. Brann
Walter J. Brennan
Bath Concern
Arthur Hoskins
Harold Lyden
John Wilson
Stanley Brown
Lyde
Blues
Reds
Newell
West Bath
Washington
Gov. Brann
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Uncle Sam
Belgrade Lakes
Louis J. Gulliver
U. S
Constitution
United States Senate
House of Representatives
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Freeman ‘H. Morse
House Committee For
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England
Amercan
Morse
Senate of the
Eugene Hale
Ellsworth
Senate Naval Committee
Frye
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Senate
Senator Hale
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Hale
Spain
Santiago
Georgia
Bath Iron Works
Theodore Roosevelt
Europe
Asia
Miss Nettie C. Burleigh
The
Woman’s Republican Club of
Bernard H. Coombs
Matilda Coombs
Brunswick
Forest City
Marine Hospital
John P. Crosby
Coomb
Man
Elizabeth French
Cora Mae Pearson
Weeks Street
Arthur Wilson
Lincoln Street
Machias
Mrs. Wilson
Commander Vroom
Bangor
Lion's Club
Penobscot Exchange Hotel
Lion Earle Hillman
Albert J. Schiro
S. N. Marsh
Harry L. Wheelden
King
Mary Shaw Thaxter
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Langdon T. Traxter
Kimball
Brann
William S Newell
Archibald M. Main
John Johnson
Walter Perry
John Burgess
Leburton Sheldon
Mr. Main
Sheldon
Johnny Murray
University of Maine
Johnny Mullaney
Mullaney
Ernest Cunningham
Lance Cooper
Harry L. Thompson
Brunswick American Legion Band
Mr.Brennan