Bath Rotarians hear plan for two hundred workers on new Lewiston Buick garage
Two hundred men gathered at the old Watson-Frye lot in Bath to seek work on the Lewiston Buick Co. garage, which will be brick and concrete, 60 by 180 feet, with a showroom and future expansion. Contractor David Lemieux balked at hiring on site, saying work would start Tuesday morning with selected workers. The project precedes a modern filling station by Francis Parry on Arch Street and aims to boost Bath’s business district.
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Watson-Frye
Commercial Street
Broad A
Arch
David Lemieux
Lewiston
Lewiston Buick Co
Lemieux
Bath
Francis Parry
Arch Street
Glidden and Litt lefield Kenniston Wedding Set in Bath
Announcement reports the marriage Nov. of Harry Winfield Glidden of Bath and Marguerite Alice Litt lefield Kenniston of Portsmouth N Y with Rev LoL Littlefield of Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church Bath presiding. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Willits B McIntire of Small Point. A wedding supper followed at the Glidden home 102 Academy Street attended by friends.
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Harry Winfield Glidden
Bath
Marguerite Alice Littlefield Kenniston
Portsmouth
N. Y
Lol. Littlefield
Wesley Methost Episcopal Church
Willits B. McIntire
Small Point
Annual Bowdoinham Fair Highlights Pythian Booths and Plays
Kennebec Lodge of Pythians held its annual fair at the out town hall with nightly entertainments by Freeport Dramatic Club and Brunswick Universalist Club. Berry's Orchestra provided music as Pythian Sisters ran booths and prizes were awarded.
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Kennebec Lodge of
Pythians
Pythian Sisters
Kennebec Lodge
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Freeport Dramatic Club
Universalist Club of
Brunswick
John Puringtons
C. J. Heenie
Emma ‘Ferguson
Berry
D Brunswick
Abbie Thorne
Walter Malon
William Raymond
Pearl
New Winmpshire
Georgie Denham
Kendall
Lorenzo Minott
Artemus Meads
Scott Brown
Robert Sedgley
Sheriff Trenderson
Lowell
A. Reed
Big Woods
Alice Hinkley
Elisha Webber
Prank
Por
J. Drowne
Fred
Marie Jack
Bath
Wilbur Browne
Geraldine
Ameriion Prrinton
Purineton
Dorothy Dickinsen
Alfred
H. EB. Cornish
C. Randall
Lewiston
Ivan Lang
Waterville
Lang Farm
John Cone
Topsham
Phea Lams
Charles Perry
Lottie Cobb
S.A. Clark
Magusta
Myrao
Tha Poewle
Rendall
Trving Fowle
Mary Lilly
Boothbay Harbor
Charles Randall
Lelia Bishop
Virssulbore
Jake Bishop
Sk. B. Douglass
Chpaaney
McEwen
Read
Rood
White
Maine Pomological Society
Bulala Sedgeley
Salisbury
Mass
Ellis Moore
West Newburyport
Dodge Boys
Trebron
Hls. Dodge
James Brown
Raymond ‘Ibbetts
Gloria Rae
Gardiner Hospital
Augusta
Vining Dunlap
Parmima
Albion Dunlap
New Haven
Conn
James Dunlip
Everett
I. BE. Williams
Rumford
Edwin Denham
Georgia
Helen
Thomas Ward
Manwell
Clinton
W.os. Given
Willian, Jr
Tenry Irish
Ruth McEwen
Duets Nickerson
Farmington Normal School
Melwen
Charles Melwen
Nickersen
A.S. MacDougall
Sagadahoc Grange Delights Visitors With Program
Sagadahoc Grange hosted a Saturday meeting at Dewdonr Center with Topsham Grange as the evening’s guest. The program featured a short play titled The Boob o, several musical selections, two clarinet readings, and a baked bean supper. Attendance counted 61 Topsham members and 160 visitors, totaling 150.
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Wivboe Erange
Dewdonr Center
Topsham
Progman
Bowdoin Center Planning Meeting At Grange Hall
Bowdoin Center branch of the avin Bureau schedules a day meeting at the Grange Hall with a noon dinner. The program includes music and readings and members are urged to bring guests. Orie Woods of Springfield Mass. visited relatives during Thanksgiving. Town schools reopen after the holiday.
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Bowdoin Center
Avin Bureau
Grange Hall
Orie Woods
Springfeld
Mass
Grant Woods
Samuel Muman
Richard
Upton
Lester Lane
Bast Thowdoin
Fred Cornish
John Curtis
Norman Cur- Tere
Former Bath Man Heads to Serbia for Banking Aid
Abdou No. D. Attaya, an assistant professor at Boston University, returns to Bath for a weekend visit. Known as Albert Attaya, he is Georgetown and Yale trained and plans a future trip to Serbia with a banking commission to assist in reforming financial interests. He speaks Arabic, French and Spanish and is noted as an engaging conversationalist.
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Abdou No .D. Attaya
Boston University
Bath
Mr. Attaya
Albert Attaya
Georgetown University
Counses Yale
Serbia
Banking Commission
Attaya
Oliver Deering wed in Stratford amid shipyard ties
Raymond T. Oliver son of Mr and Mrs Alfred S Oliver of Winneganee district married Mae R Deering formerly of Bath on Thursday afternoon at 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs David Kidd in Stratford Conn. The ceremony was by Rev I Stanley Selleck of the First Congregational Church. They will reside in West Philadelphia where Oliver a draftsman at the More River shipbuilding plant in Quincy Mass is on special assignment. Mrs Oliver a graduate nurse formerly of Newshaven Conn led the District Nurses Home.
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Raymond T. Oliver
Alfred S. Oliver
Winneganee
Mae R. Deering
Bath
David Kidd
Stratford, Conn
I. Stanley Selleck
First Congregational Church
Geoto
Philadelphia
Oliver
More River
Quincy
Mass
Baltimore Avenue
Bath Couple to Marry Thanksgiving Day in Saco
Alexandrine Renan daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph A S Martin will wed Harry Jordan Ward son of Mrs Bertha Ward Davis in Saco on Thanksgiving Day. The Bath based bride attended Bath schools and Mt. Merici convent Waterville. Ward works with Prudential Life Insurance Co at Portland office. After a brief wedding trip they will reside at GS St Lawrence Street Portland after December.
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Harry Hanson
Gardiner Hospital
TH. D. Cornish
Clara Fogg
Hazel Cornish
William Hamilton
Boston
Pearl Cannon's
Elizabeth Treath
New Hampshire
Earle Blodgett
North Anson Academy
George H. Hackett
George A. Hackett
Lawrence Hackett
W. J. Graves
Florence Cornish
Tostom
Bath
Alexandrine Renan
Joseph
Martin
Harry Jordan Ward
Saco
Mt. Merici Convent
Waterville
Ward
Bertha Ward Davis
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Porthind
Dee
GS St. Lawrence Street
Portland
Bath native James Campbell dies in Chicago at 52
The funeral for James Chase Campbell 52 formerly of Bath was held in Chicago after his sudden death on November 22. He was educated at Bath High School the University of Maine Harvard and Cornell where he excelled academically and joined Fairbanks Seales Co. Later he moved into the automobile industry. He leaves his wife Frances two sons James C Jr and William W both in Chicago his brother William W Campbell of South Lincoln Mass and his sister Mary E Campbell of Bath. Elford A Stover Times sporting editor returned from vacation in Boston and vicinity.
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Henry Lyons
Porthind
Beacon Street
Ethel Epstein
Gardiner
S. E. Green
Washington Street
Charles Hina
Hanna
Mina Wilson
Dummer Street
Karl A. Pierce
Lynn
Mass
Bath
Pierce
Lexus Yard
Arthur Lemont
Portland
Mabel Shepard
Tower High Street
Arthur Brown
Eleanor
Malden
Esta Abramson
Lewiston
Mary Brown
Pearl Street
William D. Hasgett
Quincy
William A. Cahill
John Nelson
Boothbay
Nelson
McClintic- Marshall Co
New York
Philadelphia
Thomas McCabe
Floral Street
Lawrence Ramsdell
Falmouth
Flora Leonard
Sagadahoc Ferry
Henry T. B. Leeman
Somerset Place
Aurora
Melville Rice
Dover
N. EL
Alerbert Rice
Charles Duncan
Donald
Charles Jr
Beverly
Boston
William TD. Sewall
Farge
N. D
Fred Teetor
Heetor
New Canaan
John T. Jayne
Jayne
Army
James Chase Campbell
Chicago
Mary EB. Campbell
Campbell
Alfred
Lydia Campbell
Old Bath
Iversity
Maine
Harvard Cs
Cornell University
Ile
Cornell
Fairbanks Seales Co
Canada
Frances Campbell
James C., Jr
William W. Campbell
South Lincoln
Mary FE. Campbell
Two Men Sentenced In Lincoln County Liquor Case
Eddie Gross and Charles Johnson, both Newcastle residents, pled guilty at a special Lincoln municipal court session to single sale of home brew and related charges. Gross received six months in Rockland jail plus a $1000 fine and costs. Johnson drew 12 months and $200 in fines plus costs. Both men face additional imprisonment if fines are unpaid.
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T Lincoln Municipal Court
George Nir Singer
Tupper
Eddie Gross
Rockland
Charles Johnson
Gross
Johnson
Joseph F. Young, Jr
State Highway Police
William R. Corbett
Seth May
Lincoln County
Harvey R. Pease
Young
Corbett
Newcastle
John D. Kelley
Boothbay Harbor
Alfred Huston
Damariscotta
R. B. Watts
Singer
Supreme Court
Miss Elizabeth E Woods Dies After Illness
Elizabeth E Woods aged 64 died last week after a two week illness. Born in Parrsboro Nova Scotia she lived in Bath for years. Survived by two Bath sisters Mrs Eric Haggett and Miss Mary A Woods. Funeral held Friday at 2 at 86 Court Street with Rev Charles M Tubbs officiating. Burial in Oak Grove. Delmar Bates visited Snow Park home over weekend.
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Elizabeth E. Woods
Parrsboro
N. S
Charles
Anne Kerr Woods
Bath
Eric B. Haggett
Mary A. Woods
Court Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Oak Grove
Five masted Mary Bar rett breaks from mooring at Percy & Small yard
The five masted schooner Mary BVarr ett, built in 1909 by G G Deering Co and valued around 175000, broke from moorings Thursday evening and grounded on the edges off the Percy Small wharf. State Detective Chester McCabe and Harbor Master Walter Whitney notified the owners and observers noted slight repositioning by Friday morning. The vessel was sold on libel of William S Nolan for 600.
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Mary FV. Barrett
U.S. Marshal’s
Percy & Small
Nolan & Callahan
State Street
Boston
Chester HL McCabe
Walter L. Whitney
Jedges
Whitney
G. G. Deering Co
William S. Nolan
Maine Society Plans 25th Anniversary Event in New York
Loyall F. Sewall and Earl Thompson of Bath chair and serve on the committee for the Maine Society of New York’s 25th anniversary observance on December 15 at the Hotel Astor. Governor Brewster, Senator Gould, Congressman Beedy, and Bowdoin College President Sills will speak. Attendees urged including all Maine people. RSVP to Sewall at 665 Fifth Avenue.
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Loyall FF. Sewall
Bath
Earl Thompson
Maine Society of New York
Hotel Astor
Maine
Ralph O. Brewster
U.S
Arthur RR. Gould
Carroll L. Beedy
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
Sewall
Fifth Avenue
New York City
John Edward-Clark Funeral Held At Home
The funeral of John Edward-Clark was held Friday at 2 pm at his home 115 Tsewery street with many neighbors relatives and former shipbuilding industry associates in attendance. Rev Weston P Holman of Beacon Street Methodist Church officiated. Bearers were Charles J Cain Eugene McGath Elmer W Rogers and Frank L Daley. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
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John Edward — Clark
Tsewery Street
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street
Dunbar Family Back From Westboro Visit
Mr and Mrs Ralph Dunbar and their nephew Philip Robinson of Washington Street returned Monday from a week in Westboro Massachusetts where they were guests of Mr Dunbar s nephew Gilbert Robinson and family and of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Higgins of West Up ton Massachusetts.
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Ralph Dunbar
Philip Robinson
Washington Street
Westboro
Mass
Mr. Dunbar
Gilbert Robinson
Gilbert Higgins
West Upton
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