Emerson Lane American Legion installs officers in Richmond
Emerson Lane post of the American Legion held installation night at the legion hall on Wednesday with Harold N Libby sworn in as commander by Charles Roberts. The event featured speeches by state and district leaders, a local post history review by Victor Carey, and many guests from Augusta Bath Thomaston and Richmond posts. Thanksgiving week social and hunting notes surround the ceremony with numerous local residents and out of town guests listed.
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Emerson Lane
American Legion
Legion Hall
Harold N. Libby
Charles Roberts
Gardiner
L. Smith Dunnack
Augusta
Dept
Lou Cates
Rockland
Albert Greenlaw
Emery Beane
Augusta Port
Roscoe Perkins
Bath Post
Thomaston
Victor R. E. Carey
Bath
Frank Holman
Redlon Holman
Norris Sidelinger
Wesley Webber
Mary Gibbs
Nathaniel Gilpatrick
Harold Rollins
Ernest Lancaster
Irving Fickett
Lewis Gilpatrick
Edward Sykes
Chester Foster
Donald Foster
Richard Strout
Elmer Knight
William A. Bibber
J. E. Alexander
Ella Odiorne
Marion Bibber
Mary Hall
Bowdoinham
Guy
W. H. Johnson
Dresden
Ada Odiorne Fogg
Bangor
Mary Hathorne
Center Street
H. L. Stilphen
John H. Mayers
Paul Stilphen
Aroostook
George Hawkes
Grace Maxwell
Miss Williams
Alice Maxwell
Clara Fogg
Wilbur Brown
Thaddeus Card
C. L. Blair
Frank A. Hea
Cambridge
Mass
Blair
S. Stanley Card
Della Perry
Auburn
Annie Rowe
Mary B. Wardell
Bucksport
Margaret Peabody
Warren Lemont
Portland
Silas Lemont
Ralph B. Peabody
Manchester
N. H
Skowhegan
Richmond
Talkies
Opera House
George Wilson
Ann
Waterville
Leslie Gardiner
Hazel Gardiner
Viola Stafford
Boton
Herbert Stewart
Orleans
Leon Batchelder
Clarence Morrill
Colby College
Fred Harward
Detroit
Mich
Mary
Boston
Jane Harward
Enterprise Grange Hall
St. Ambree Church
Marion Blair
Strong
Willis Blair
Elizabeth Haynes
Gorham Normal School
William Haynes
Paul Jack
Bowdoin College
Frances Preble
Freda Mariner
Nassau Institute
Springvale
Kennebec
Union
Knox County Council
Ruth Curran
Harry Curran
Darrah Street
Alice Edgecomb
Herbert Edgecomb
Francis Meiner
Walter Baker
Hilda
South Portland
Kenneth Bartlett
Mary E. Webber
Charles Cohen
Tumbledown Mountain
Harvey Goodwin
Goodwin
S. M. Preble
Lena Harlow
Dwight Moody
Hampton, N. H
Moody
Cora Smith
Main Street
Harold Turner
Peabody
Turner
Fred Rogers
Front Street
Drummond Rogers
Marguerite
Wellesley
Rogers
Ralph George
Somerville
George
Carlos Dunlap
Thanksgiving social and visits in Georgetown area
Georgetown and Center communities report Thanksgiving gatherings and weekend visits among residents. Notables include Charles Lewis of Five Islands passing away, Mrs. Augusta Rowe visiting Bath, and multiple families from Bath Sagadahoc Bay Topsham and Woolwich hosting guests from Everett Mass Quincy and Lynn. A Georgetown Center school Thanksgiving program raised funds for the School Improvement League. Local clergy announce Bible Sunday events at First Baptist.
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Charles Lewis
Five Islands
Augusta Rowe
John Grindell
Bath
Marjorie
Ruth Hinckley
C. L. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
W. O. Oliver
H. J. Brown
Elizabeth Hunt
A. E. Rowe
Stearns W. Scott
Topsham
Grace Ward Stevens
Owen Marr
Charles MacMahan
Walter Beane
Everett
Mass
Albert Marr
Quincy
Alice Scott
West Georgetown
Eugene Rowe
Walter W. Cummings
Portland
William Farnsworth
Walter Newdick
W. C. Todd
Fred L. Andrews
Kennebec Point
Walter Powers
Robinhood
New Bridge
Harry Horne
Chester
First Baptist Church
Grace F. Hovey
God
F. W. Hovey
Edgecomb
Clara Hinckley
Leslie Aingiey
Virginiaz
Cambridge
Harry Greenlaw
Stoneham
Aingley
C. M Nocton
S. F. P. Carr
D. L. Howard
Hope Berry
Vernon Gray
HJ. Eisenhauer
Mast
J. E. Blaisdell
T. W. Blaisdell
Woolwich
Ida Hinckley
Florida
Alexander Marr
Mas
J. G. Rowe
C. D. MacMahan
Percy McGilvrey
Charles Pinkham
J. P. Davis
Special Town Meeting to Act on East Cove Bridge
Georgetown Maine selectmen urge a Dec 7 meeting to authorize borrowing up to 2600 for the town part of a new East Cove bridge to replace the existing structure. State aid totals 3744.40 with county at 2760 and town at 2695.60, aiming for a modern bridge similar to the west branch project.
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Union Hall
Georgetown
East Cove
Selectmen
Robinhood Cove
Tate
West Cove
West Branch
L. Earle Hagan
Maine
Local Lodge Elects Officers For Ensuing Year
The minutes list officers chosen including Master L. H. Rowe Oversesr W. L. Berry Lecturer Lena MacMahan Steward F. H. Rittall Asst. Steward Harold Pinkham Chaplain Amanda Blaisdell Treasurer Mattie B. MacMahan Secretary F. P. Carr Gate Keeper Horace Rittall Pomona Lulu Hanna Ceres Edith Pinkham Flora Christania Pinkham Lady Assistant Geneva Rowe and Percy Savage named to a three year executive committee. Community happenings follow with Thanksgiving guests and hospital reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Rowe
W. L. Berry
Lena MacMahan
F. H. Rittall
Harld Pinkham
Amanda Blaisdell
Mattie B. MacMahan
F. P. Carr
Horace Rittall
Pomona
Lulu Hanna
Ceres
Edith Pinkham
Flora
Christania Pinkham
Geneva Rowe
Percy Savage
H. M. Fossett
Berlin
N. H
Harold Rowe
Bath
Alian Reed
Winnegamze
Rowe
Rowe's and Mrs. Reed
Elsworth Pinkham
Philip Campbell, Jr
Bath City Hospital
Rutledge Frost
Fremont
J. G. Stevens
Linwood
Everett Stevens
Robinhood
Vicio Pinkham
Mary Louis
Barbara
D. R. Steven
Coast Guardsmen Host Dance at Castle Garden Bath
More than 300 guests attended a Coast Guard farewell dance at Castle Garden Bath sponsored by Thetis crew. The event featured Bria TM Jewett music Pearl Oliver toe dance Hodger Nison accordions James Walters songs with Aurora crew, plus novelties and refreshments served by the organizing committee.
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Castle Garden
Music Hall
U. S. Coast Guard
Thetis
Bath
Coast Guard
Bria
Jewett
Swain
A. C. Hopper
John Lipmen
Ove Faulkenberg
William T. Alten
Arthur Dye
James Wallace
Junior Hospital League Plans New Year's Dance Benefit
The Junior Hospital League discussed the annual New Year's Eve dance for City hospital at Miss Marcia Moulton's home. Ellen Newell was elected president Gladys Olm is secretary and treasurer Harriet Lord was elected to membership. The next meeting with Mrs William R Freeman at 1006 High Street is set for December 17.
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City Hospital
Junior Hospital League
Marcia Moulton
Middle Street
Ellen Newell
Gladys Olm
Harriet Lord
William R. Freeman
High Street
Referees Picked for Church League Season Actions
Cecil Cutis and Horace Herrick were chosen unanimously to referee Church League games this winter with Percy Kingsbury as substitute. A contract proposal pays $100 for the season including post season, to be signed by Mr. Cullis and Mr. Herrick. The board discussed schedules, officials, scorers, and next meeting set for Dec 4 at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Cutis
Horace Herrick
Church League
Percy Kingsbury
Cullis
Herrick
Ief
Sl Sving
Erwin E. Pinson
Clifton Tedford
John Hay
Alfred Neal Harold Brown
Forest L. Littlefield
Walter Mill
Edward McMann
Elwood Legard
Donald Wilson
E A. Jewell
Fred Stove
Raymond Parks
William C. Perkins
Nelson Waters
Harrod Carer
James Jenkins
Edwin E Pims
Auchor
Jai Ihey
Mr. Parks
Alfred Neal
Alex Burden
Leslie Plant
Jo? McLauchlin
Bernard Lake
Ernest Rice
Dudley Leavitt
Percy Johnson
Francis Norton
Merritt Michell
Harry Ring
Beacon
Curtiss
Central
E. A. Jewest
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Sox
Cuiis
Muatier Dourine
Concensus
Entramc
O. Ks
Christmas Seals Campaign Aids Tuberculosis Fight
The annual sale of Christmas seals to fund tuberculosis defense is now underway. Proceeds support efforts against the great white plague, with sales found on envelopes and Christmas packages this year.
City League Hears Debate On Iron Works Basketball Bid
City League members met at the YMCA office to discuss whether Iron Works Corp should field a team this winter. Four teams were represented including Oakhurst, Iron Works, Independents, and Merchants led by Brian Jewett and Arthur Colby. Debates centered on player eligibility and ethics of Yacht Builders players joining, with referee bids to be sought from Ollie Berg and Harry Agger. The next meeting set for December 7 will review rosters and is limited to Governing Committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Works Corp
William C. Perkins
Oakhurst
Brian Jewett
Arthur Colby
Merchants
Lyden
McCabe
Ollie Berg
Harry Agger
Portland
Edward McMann
Trance Blanks
Harold Adams
Brian Jewetl
Percy Marks
Independents
Allie Jewett
George McMann
Stanley Kingsbury
James Callan
Mr. McCorrison
Frank Sheridan
Theodore Ham
Percy Kingsbury
Walter Lyden
James Jenkins
Secretary Perkins
The
Lewis Wilson Maxey Leviz Edma Mae Wilson Wed
Maxey Leviz 27 son of Mr and Mrs Henry A Lewis at 283 Center street and Edma Mae Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs William S Wilson of 2 Bailey street were married Monday evening at Central church parsonage by Rev David L Wilson. The single line service used. Bride wore blue with hair and shoes to match. Attendants were the bride's mother Mrs William Wilson and Frank Tobey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxey Leviz
Henry A. Lewis
Center Street
Edma Mae Wilson
William S. Wilson
Bailey Street
Central Church
David L. Wilson
Willam Wilson
Frank Tobey
Friday Nights Dance at Works Corp for Sailors Basketball Fund
Friday night dance at the Works Corporation plant promotes the shipbuilding firm’s basketball team. Brim Jewett and his music will play. employees may invite friends. Tickets available from Howard Nash Stanley Brown Oscar Adams Harca Fielding Al Perry and Martin Powers. Mr and Mrs Philip Hersham and Siu Marvin returned to Boston after Thanksgiving recess with Mr and Mrs Max Kutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works Corp
Tof
Brim Jewett
Howard Nash
Stanley Brown
Oscar Adams
Harca Fielding
al Perry
Martin Powers
Philip Hersham
Siu Marvin
Boston
Max Kutz
Cobb Road
Bath Fire driver suspended after charges vote
George D. Parshley of Bath Engine 3 was suspended for one week by the city fire committee after a 4-3 vote on charges from Assistant Chief Morse. The case centered on responding to box 65 on Nov 15 and passing another truck, with Parshley asserting it served public safety. a December aldermen vote will decide if suspension stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Parshley
Bath Fire Department
Joint
Standing Committee On Fire Department
Driver Parshley
Pire
Scott Morse
Morse
Parshley
Hook & Ladder
Isaac Chase
Washington Street
Parshbey
Edward Street
Chase
Hook and Ladder
Chester A. Lewis
Engine 3
Board of Engineers
Eugene A. Youland
Ward 1
Committee On Fire Department
Board of Aldermen
Wife awaits word from Capt Plummer on Ida S Dew
Mrs William F Plummer of 107 Winship Street waits for news from her husband Capt Plummer owner and commander of the four masted schooner Ida S Dew towed into Norfolk by the cutter Carrshasset after the schooner and seamship Herman Prasch ellided 75 miles off the North Carolina coast early Monday morning. Also aboard are Frank Plummer first mate Frank Decjay York Street Bath second mate and Clinton Strout 17 who went out on the schooner at port Nov 4 bound for Newport News to load coal for Bermuda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Plummer
Winship Street
Plummer
Ida S. Dew
Norfolk
Carrshasset
Herman Prasch
North Carolina
Annual Roll Call Meeting Shift at Winter Street Church
The Winter Street church annual roll call and meeting will be held Thursday at 7 30 in the chapel. The Men's Club meeting was postponed to Friday night due to the event. Charles Connor, employed in Parmington, spent the weekend in Bath with Mrs Connor of High Street.
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Winter Street Church
Charles Connor
Parmington
Bath
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William Champney
Bates College
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Chester Freeman
Eleanor Bates
Fred Duren
Kimball Street
Julia Gulyon
Mabel Hines
Doris, Myrile
Barbara Hines
Lynn
Gulfon
Henry
Densmore Xicon
Philip
Amandis
Clarence Hanson
Dover Southard
Hanson
Lawrence Bond
Lowell
Charles Meader
Lyte Lint
Elmer Burke
Dresden Mills
Charles Leighton
Cora Conley
Navy
C.P.O
Elm St
Coast Guardsmen
Y.M.C.A
Annie Torrey
Bath Savings
Iron Works
Lewis-Wilson
High St
Arthur F. Mayo
Bath, Maine
Capt. Plummer