Georgetown Working League Plans Christmas Sale and Supper
The Georgetown Working League met at Sagadahoc May with Mrs. L Shinckley to set a Christmas sale and supper for next Tuesday at the first Baptist vestry. Menu includes vegetarian beef stew salads bread doughnuts juice cake and ice cream. Committees named for fancy work aprons candy sewing kitchen and other tasks. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed with travel and social notes around town.
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First Baptist Vestry
J. T Hinckley
Harold Grown
Thomas Hagan
Center School
Georgia M. Kt. Walker
Woolwich
Miss Goff
Mre
D. J. Drown
Grovertial Farm
Jennie ‘Todd
West Georgetown
Lisbon
Arthur J. Todd
Marcus Geebee
Malden Island
Liggs’ Cove
Vedd
Bkrigay
Melrose Highlands
Bhoscoe V. Vedd
Charles Street
Frank Weald Ais
Bath
SW. Browne
Everett Wraften
Merton Webber
Capt. Sprague
Popham Beach
C. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Sprague
John Thibodeau
Court Street
Louth
Martha Bowen
T. A. Brown
Springheld
Mass
Dr. Stott
Rosa Smith
Masso
Alice Scott
Ralph Scott
Marrtown
Samuel Mereen
Koward Wren
Webster Darley
Milford
N. i
Seguinland
Regina Delano
Ruth Hinckley
Herman Spinney
Bayloin
W. OO Oliver
Funeral rites held for Mrs Emma J Sprague of Bath
The funeral for Emma J Sprague widow of Thomas J Sprague was held Friday at 3 PM at Fred S Curtis funeral home 105 Center Street East Saugus Mass officiated by Rev George D B Wolstenholme of Peoples Baptist Church Burial followed at Oak Grove. Mrs Jason A Merrill and daughters Leah and Merrie of Grove Street were weekend guests of Rev and Mrs Frank Lamb of Mechanic Falls.
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Emma J. Sprague
Thomas J. Sprague
Bath
East Saugus
Mass
Herbert Sprague
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
George DB. Wolstenholme
Peoples Baptist Church
Oak Grove
Jason A. Merrill
Leah and
Merrie
Grove Street
Merrill
Frank Lamb
Mechanic Walls
Georgetown Dwellings Suffer Wanton Destruction
Sheriff Henderson and Deputy Oliver investigated a spree of break ins in Georgetown Center. The Newman summer home endured heavy damage with door panels smashed and lamps hurled about, while four other dwellings reported content destruction or removal. much loot was recovered and timing remains uncertain.
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Sherif Wenderson
Oliver
Georgetown Center
Roy Newman
Newman
Durjen
Connix
Mrx. Newman
Cambridge
Mas
Harvard University
Henderson
Georgetown Lad Found Guilty of Larceny
Curtis Gerrish of Georgetown a 16 year old was found guilty of larceny for stealing a shotgun from K Cunningham of Georgetown. Sentence withheld until December 5 when Gerrish and Burton Cunningham 14 will be tried for breaking and entering several Georgetown cottages. Court drew a large crowd as the case drew interest from local residents.
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Curtis Gerrish
Georgetown
K. Cunningham
John J. Keegan
Burton Cunningham
Georgetown Cotteges
Inds
Gerrish
Young Cunningham
Sheriff's Department
Newnan
Haroll Hunt
Newman Cottage
Hunt
Enterprise Grange Hosts Fine Program in Richmond
At the regular Enterprise Grange meeting in Richmond on Tuesday evening a varied program was presented. Effie White played piano, Arthur Dickey recited, Hazel Bran sang, with violin by Homer Alexander, and readers included Minnie Waldron and Mary Osborne. The grange conferred first and second degrees on three candidates. no meeting next Tuesday due to Chau tauqua.
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Enterprise Scrange of
Richmond
Effie White
Arthur Dickey
Hazel Bran
Tromer Alexander
Reading
Minnie Waldron
Homer Alexander
Mary Osborne
Grange
Ashes of Leland Colby cremated in Bath tomb ceremony
Ashes of Leland Colby son of Josiah and Harriet FE Colby who died in London Oct 20 were cremated and placed in the Richardson tomb Bath. Colby was a grandson of William Richardson and nephew of Gardiner Colby for whom the Waterville college was named.
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London
Bath
Leland Colby
Josiah
Harriet FE. Colby
Richardson
Mr. Colby
William Richardson
Gardiner Colby
College At
Waterville
Richmond Community Notes Mixed with Weddings and Visits
About 40 chamber members met at the American Legion hall for a program on village improvements. A Baptist church drama is set for Jun 1 in the opera house. Numerous Thanksgiving visits and travels, weddings, births, and local social events are listed, including Edna Twycross and Langdon Paul wedding and many exchanges among Richmond residents and nearby towns.
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Chamber of Commerce
Legion Hall
American Legion Hall
Local residents note recoveries and travels after Thanksgiving
Mrs. Arthur Pratt leaves confinement as illness eases. Wentworth Institute members Harvey Hartley and colleagues return from Boston and Bath trips. Portland couple Walter and Mrs. Ayer visit home in Winship Street. Several families report gatherings with relatives in Bath Boston and Augusta amid posts on Washington Street and North Street.
Five Islands Library Expansion and Gift Books Report
The Five Islands Grange library enlargement is completed and new books were received as gifts including three more volumes from Buthind of Mattapan. The week also notes social visits, Thanksgiving observances, and local travel among residents and visitors.
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Grange
Local residents plan winter moves and visits across Bath and nearby towns
Stanley D Bickles returns from Bath to Northeastern University after a weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Henry Bickle. Alice Hartnett goes back to Gloucester after Thanksgiving with her parents. Hartnett and Mitchbell families head to Bayonne to meet a ship officer. Talbot attends Boston College Holy Cross game in Braves Field. Arthur Tracey plans winter in Clearwater Beach Florida after driving duties for William Bradley. Clara Farrin and grandson John Donnell return from Somerville after Thanksgiving with Mrs. Randall. Alfred Randall Bentley School of Ne lcountaney Boston returns after Bath visit. County Commissioner George M. Stinson and wife head to Porthead to winter with daughter Marcia Stinson. Russell Stodder family relocates to the city. Stodder works as bridge ticket seller. Alonzo Parks, ex-Navy yard worker, to begin duties at Bath Tron Works. William Brazier and son Willian, Jr. visit from Portland. Thomas Copelhund visits from Warren. Jesse Bailey and family move to Chestnut Street for winter. granddaughter Dorothy Bailey attends Morse High.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the Baptist Church
Opera House
Emeth
Verley
Dresser
Porthind
Mixx
Mary Gordon
Wther Gordon
Lowell
Edward Corran
Auasta
George Merrifield
Portland
Frank Paine
Richmond
Solon
Eugene Edgecomb
High Street
Helen Adeline Pomeroy
W. N. Pomeroy
Benton Avenue
Benton Station
Floyd Randall Whitten
Kineo
St. Petersburg
Fla
Alexander Henderson
First Baptist Church
W. FE. Wilson
Lewis
Bath
Harry L. Pond
Alfred Houdlette
Dresden
Edna Chase
Maine School of Commerce
Auburn
Theodore Passmore
Mixx Katherine Soule
Sherwin Ricker
Bangerix
Florence Watson
Seth Watson
Gladys Averill
Gardiner
Gertrude Moore
Carroll Herbert
Uniontown
Herbert
Thomas G. Herbert
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jesse L. Tarr
Augusta
Joseph Randlette
Howard Randlette
Lynn
Mass
William Skelton
State Normal School
Plymouth
N. H
Henry Skelton
Doris J. Wentworth
Lincoln Street
Frank Ki
Sarah (Stratton) Lint
I. O. Ryder
Episcopal Church
Cotton's Cemetery
Arthur Wentworth
Frank EK. Lint
Earl Verrill
Gertrude Lint
Robert Lint
Leon Ladd
Jean, Jr
Z. J. Southard
E. I. Jack
William QR. Fairclough
George Kimball
Heen
Randolph
Lillie Twycross
Cedar Grove
Paul
City
Dresden Avenue
George A. Clauston
Elizabeth Small
Mary Gaubert
Lewiston
Marion Bibber
Hanover
William A. Bibber
Tleasant Street
James S. Lowell
Lillian Dunham
William Fr. Dunham
Helen Liamoreau
Ridge Road
J. H. Oddy
Robert Wallace
Pauline Gordon
Damariscotta
Ion
Dingley Road
Doris Wentworth
Don Cute
Lyde
Stanley D
Portsmouth
Boston College
Holy Cross
Bravesfield
Boston
Arthur Tracey
William Bradley
Clearwater Beach
Pla
Clara Farrin
John Donnell
Somerville
Farrin
Charles Randall
Alfred Randall Bentley
Stodder
New Bridge
Alonze Parks
Charlestown
Navy Yard
U. S
Constitution
Bath Tron
William Brazier
Willian, Jr
Thomas Cope
Knights of Columbus Party a Jolly Affair
Large attendance at St Marys parish house for Sagadahoe council KR of C party with 50 tables of games including whist bridge and forty five. Prizes awarded to both ladies and men. coal gifts and singing noted. candy and cake tables sold out. committee praised for a successful event with plans for more gatherings.
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St. Mary's Parish House
Sagadahoe
John Mulcahy
James McLaughlin
John Conley
Paul Gurney
Thripld Pooter
Henry Biggins
Uerbert White
Mike Muarettou
Marie Duprey
Cora Gaudet
Stella Duprey
Edmund Arsenault
Eugene Hart
Carlton To Enter Pugilistic Ring With Boston Backing
Spider Carlton, former Times baseball player, trains under Bill Bingham at Thorvard college gym to start boxing early next year. Sid, a Suffolk Law student in Boston, is an experienced heavyweight who has fought from the South to Maine and Minneapolis. Carlton hopes to box through law school in Boston with Bath fans eager for his comeback.
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Entet
Carlton
Times
Bill Bingham
Trarvard
Thorvard College
Boston
Sid
Suffolk Law School
Bath
Maine
Vain Atterney
Augusta
Minneapolis
Bie Hey
Cait
Boston Law School
Legio Nova Romana Organized at Morse High School
The Modern Roman Legion unit at Morse High School held its organization meeting for sophomore, junior, and senior Latin classes on Monday. Officers elected include James Carey imperator Elizabeth Deering jegatus Winifred Aderton signifer Charles Maxwell quaestor Stanley Blenderson centurion. An executive committee of Carey, Edward Stapies, Marjorie Troop, Ana Hindewell, Elizabeth McGrath, Marjorie Lesard was named and the group will meet the first Wednesday night each month. Edward W. Bridgham and Miss Ellen Turner hosted St. Marys guild at the parish house. Dolls were dressed for a Southern mission.
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Theohegie Nova Romana
Mors High School
James Carey
Imperator
Elizabeth Deering
Jegatus
Winifred Aderton
Signifer
Charles Maxwell
Quaestor
Stanley Blenderson
Centurion
Edward Stapies
Marjorie Troop
Ana Hindewell
Elizabeth McGrath
Marjorie Lesard
Mie
Edward W. Bridgham
Ellen Ro Turner
St. Mary's Guild
Oak Street
Fall From Wagon Causes Death of Local Ship Carpenter
Fred S. Duley aged 71 died at his home 270 High Street from pneumonia following a broken collarbone sustained when he fell from his wagon last Wednesday. A Bath native and longtime shipyard worker, he also recently worked in the milk business. He leaves a wife and daughter Miss Margaret Duley.
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Fred S. Duley
High Street
Bath
Arthur Duley
Ull
Margaret Duley
Bath Bowling Team May Visit Westbrook
Bath's five man bowling squad, fresh from a winter trip to Westbrook, may return to Paper City alleys in a few weeks. Elmer Dow, manager of Bath outfit, plans to field Pete Oliver and Benny Pratesta among others after practice. Dow will seek permission from Pepper to use upstairs alleys at Park alleys for faster boards.
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Bath
Westbrook
L. M. Feeny
Presumpscott
Elmer Dow
Pete Oliver
Leslant
Whitey Leathrop
Benny Pratesta
Dow
Freshmen and families scattered after Thanksgiving travels
Walter Anliker of the University of Maine returns home after Thanksgiving with his mother Mrs Elizabeth Anliker. Several locals including Mr and Mrs Bradeen move to a New York City apartment. Many residents spent Thanksgiving in Bath Stamford Brookyn or Forest Hills and visited relatives in Boston Cambridge and New York.
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Walter Anliker
University of Maine
Elizabeth Anliker
Western Avenue
Charles Os. Bradeen
Bath
East Seth Street
New York City
Robert Toeobaker
Caroline
Brunswick
Alfy Dunnells
Agnes Humphreys
High Street
Walter Graham
Western Reserve
Nellie Smart
Breoehklyn
N.Y
Robert Sisk
John Melones
Rodger MeInnes
Washington Street
Bostoc
Duncan MeIones
New York
del MelInnes
Cambridge
Mass
Arthur Sewall
Mary
Willian D
Stone House
Forest Hills
N. Y
Mechan Ty Bouchelle
Bronaville
Barohaill
Hearing Ordered in Bankruptcy Case Over Indorsed Notes
John Brown of Thomaston, trustee in the estate of Alex Spear, reports that W E Spear of Warren indorsed notes for 5000 dollars to Thomaston National Bank and has no property to cover the liability. The bank is willing to accept 500 in full settlement and release him. Referee William T Hall sets a hearing for December 14 at 2 pm and notifies creditors to attend. Mrs Rupert H Baxter hosted the luncheon club at her Washington street home Tuesday noon.
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John Brown
Thomaston
Alex . Spear
W. EB. Spear
Warren
Phoneston National Bank
Thomaston National Bank
W E. Spear
William T. Hall
Brown
Rupert H. Baxter
Washington Street
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Roscoe V. Higgins
York Street
Chauncey Lewis
Everett
Charles Hanna
Dummer Street
Curtis LI Ortician
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North Street
Maine Fiber Co
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Mixx Alice Potter
Farmington Normal School
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Harry Whitney
Sherman Roberts
Carlton Tandell
Hebron Academy
Ernest Morrill
Boston University
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Temple
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Ethel Robinson
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Lyle Shepard
Dorchester
Stanley Meserve
Charles Alexander
Guy Farnham
Toowdeinham
Leon - DP
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Iwo
Sidney Frost
H. I. Stilphen
Fred Stilphen
Dresden Mills
EB. C. Tarr
White
Bowdeinham
Arthur Pratt
Harvey Hartley
Reddington Reed
John McCole
Wentworth Institute
Walter Ayer
Mr. Ayer
William Ayer
Winship Street
Charles A. Turrimian
John P. Crosby
Hazel Robinson
Charles B. Robinson
Ida Daley
Pearl Street
Wollaston
Donald Wishart
Rodney E. Ross
Drake and Son
James B. Drake
Broderick FE
Drake, Jr
William’. Drake
Loyall F. Sewall
Harold M Sewall
Sewall
Edward J. McMann
Barbara
Academy Street
Saco
Edward Rich
McMann
Rich
William Flint
Ofe Linford
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Albert F. Flint
Long Beach
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Buthind
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Porth
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Esther Worthing
Damuariscotta
Alonzo Thibodeau
W. O. Reid
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Jay
Miss Allen
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MacMahian
Ound
Bay Point
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Alton Berry
Vincent Davis
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Edith Wilkins
Webster Harley
New Hampshire
Mroo
Hartley Harley
Alonzo ‘Thibedeau
Dumariseetta
Alfred Rowe
J. F. Blaisdell
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T. W. Blaisdell
J. M. Stevens
Ph W. Howard
M.S. Newdick
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Harold Rowe
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Derby Line
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