Christmas Verses Shared At D A R Meeting In Bangor
Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter D A R held a Tuesday meeting at Central church parish house Bangor with about 25 members. Gifts for Opportunity Farm were collected and a Pitney Bowes postage meter was installed by R B Dunning Co Bangor the first of its kind there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummer Sewall
D.A.R
Central Church Parish
Harry E. Ring
Alice E. Varney
Fred H. Cary
Fred W. May
Harry C. Webber
Herbert Calderwood
Flora M. Randall
Opportunity Farm
Gibbons Coal Co
Center Street
WCSH
Ethel Colby Conant
Roussinoc
Augusta
Bath
Corrie H. Varney
Allen M
R. B. Dunning Co
Bangor
Pitney-Bowes
Private plane schedule noted for Maine to Massachusetts
A Maine shoe maker's private nightly air service is announced from Norway, Maine to North Andover, Massachusetts. A lost wrist watch with a green white gold platinum faced dial and Roman numerals is described in Bath or Phippsburg. A striped ribbon bracelet accompanies the item. The finder should return it to the Times office for a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Maine
North Andover
Mass
Bath
Phippsburg
Mrs Elizabeth Brown Celebrates 90th Birthday at Bath Home
Mrs Elizabeth Coombs Brown, born Bowdoin and long time resident of Bowdoin and Auburn, reached her 90th birthday celebrated at 2 Weeks Street Bath with relatives including niece Annie Lee and Marion Rafnell. Her brother John Minott, soon to turn 99, joined remotely due to storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Stevens
Phippsburg
Bath
Alfred
Stevens
Elizabeth Coombs Brown
Weeks Street
Anniie Lee
Brown
Marion Rafnell
John C. Minott
Beacon Street
Mr. Minott
Mrs. Brown
Probate Court Deals With Wills And Admin Matters
Sagadahoc probate court filed Frances D. Lane will under the December term with no public bequests. The session listed wills allowed estates and petitions for probate, administrations granted, bonds filed, inventories and accounts approved, licenses to sell real estate, distribution petitions, guardianships, an adoption, and insolvency representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances D. Lane
Sagadahoc
Carrie E. Wing
Uxbridge
Mass
Lillian L. Harding
Hardings
Brunswick
Walter 8. Glidden
George A. Hawkes
Richmond
Annie L. Hawkes
Ellen P. Bailey
Bath
Samuel R. Percy
Margaret F. Desmond
John J. Desmond
Emma M. Footer
Eva C. Tatro
Isabel M. Dana
Woolwich
Eben Dana
Vilora J. Gilman
Phippsburg
James C. Gilman
Annie McDonald Lowell
N. Gratz Jackson
John Clancy
Joseph D. Clancy
Fort Fairfield
John W. Hume
Lillian T. Hume
John M. Jordan
Harry S. Jordan
Herbert W. Cutting
Annie B. Cutting
Bridget Reed
Edward W. Bridgham
Frank Ernest Anderson
Florence Virginia Anderson
Clarence, Anderson, Guardian
Flora M. Brown
Bowdoinham
Lavinia Brown
Viola G. Hogan
Fremont L. Hogan
Allan Snear
Alice M. Hyde
Quincy R. Webber
Cora Is. Webber
Archie C. Rolfe
J. H. Rousseau
C.t.a
Susie A. Johnson
Topsham
Arthur J. Punton
John S. Place
Harold S. Ward
Grace Ward Stevens
Millard E. Trott
Margaret B. Gile
Edward P. Gile
Bowdeinham
Daniel B. Cornish
Erle E. Brown
John R. Stacy
Westport
Allan Spear
Arthur J. Dunton
Annie Torrey
J. Havund Torrey
Florence Anderson
Janice Moore
Beverly
Earl A
Kathleen Packard
Helen Adeline Packard
Long Married Life Celebrated amid Community News
Bowdoinham residents marked a 56th wedding anniversary for Marshall H. Small and Melissa E. Hopkins with family at their farm near his birthplace and in Richmond where he built a life as a factory taster. The issue also reports a Knights of Pythias fair, town meeting on aid to the poor, hospital notes, WPA relief work, and a snapshot of local social and civic life across Bowdoinham and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall H. Small
Bowdoinham
Melissa E. Hopkins
North Whitefield
Richmond
Mr. Small
Morgan & Dove
Sara S. Temple
West Side High School
Newark
N. J
Myra L. Dunn
William F. Frick
Bloomfield
Small
Kennebec Lodge
Knights of Pythias
David
Gertrude Robinson
Humphrey Hamilton
Lurene Carlson
Kenneth MacDougal
George Hamilton
Betty Hobart
Lorraine Heenie
William Gardner
Wendall Heenie
Richard Hunton
Lawrence Hackett
Hampton
N. H
George A. Hackett
Arthur Lovejoy, Jr
Frank Lovejoy
Malden
Mass
Lovejoy Farm
River Road
Everett Bessey
Carlton
Charles Hackett
Frank Webber
Fisher Road
Erland Curtis
George Brawn
Brawn
Erland Rogers
Bowdoin
I. C. Irish
John Jewel
Wellesley
Melvina White
Brunswick Hospital
Trufant
Bay Road
Berdina Catlin
Augusta
Virginia Sherman
Ernest Pease
Auburn
Charles Sherman
Vernon Little
George Hackett
Margaret Hamilton
Boston
Frank Rossi
Gardiner
Pythians
Winfield Lowell
Charles Fogg
Edward Cornish
George Cutler
State Grange
John Kendrick
Samuel Rounds
Georgie Berry
Charles
Albert Henderson
Bernard Henderson
Bath
R. D. Purington
Sara Howe
Norway
Emma Ferguson
Bangor
Phillip Nealey
Courtney
Worster House
Hallowell
Herbert Cornish
Hazel
William Maloon
Walter Maloon
Ralph Denham
Scarboro
Thomas Cutler
Topsham
Emily Randall
Houston
J. W. Bishop
May Heenie
Portsmouth
Carver's Orchestra to Play at City Hall Portland
By request of the State Grange Master, Carver's orchestra will perform Tuesday evening at City Hall in Portland where the State Grange is in session. The Millay School Improvement League under teacher Mrs Ernest Sylvester presented two
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Grange
Carver
City Hall
Portland
Millay School Improvement League
Ernest Sylvester
One Act Plays and Local Social News Report
Activities include two one act plays The Friendly Indians and The Mayflower Compact on Wednesday afternoon. Social notices record dinners, visitors from Auburn and Sanford, Thanksgiving gatherings, and a joint church meeting at the 2nd Baptist church amid post fire arrangements and resumed services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Temple
William Davis
Auburn
Roger
Clyde Douglas
Edith Wood
Waverley
Mass
Brunswick
Randall Andros
Virginia of
Sanford
Hattie ‘Andros
Linwood Rideout
University of Maine
Phillip Rideout
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
J. N. Palmer
Frank Given
Dinsmore
Boston
Gerald Day
Rideout House
Main Street
Mary
Emma Denham
Edwin Denham
Edna Ward
Maxwell
2Nd Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Hardie
Debate at Dike P T A Weighs Child Duties Then and Now
Dike P T A held an all day meeting with 24 members debating whether home duties and responsibilities belong to the child as in Grandmother's time. Speakers contrasted grandmother's days with modern times. no decision was reached. A fair date December 17 was set and aprons were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike P. T. A
Irving C. Varney
Alfred S. Bucknam
Oklahoma
Charles T. Henderson
Ralph P. Dunbar
Henderson
Raymond M. Smith
Clifford B
Candy Bags for School Pupils Tacked by South End PTA
South End P T A met in Washington street rooms with 21 members making 400 candy bags for school children and tacking three quilts. Members plan a Dec 11 sale and Dec 19 meeting to continue bagging candy and quilting chores. Hostesses included Mrs. Dunbar Hewitt Whittemore Gratz Jackson and Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End P. T. A
Washington Street
Pearl E. Dunbar
Charles E. Hewitt
Ellery E. Whittemore
N. Gratz Jackson
Chester A. Roberts
Roberts
Dunlap Commandery Re-Elects Haynes
Eminent Commander J Maurice Haynes was re-elected by Dunlap commandery K T at the annual meeting Tuesday night The slate also includes Eugene McGrath as generalissimo Lloyd L Hooker as captain general Gardiner R Deering as senior warden Chester H McCabe as junior warden William A Furber as prelate Charles E Curtis as treasurer Harold E Cutting as recorder and John H Freeman as house committee member The installation is set for the 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Maurice Haynes
Dunlap Commandery
K. T
Eugene McGrath
Lloyd L. Hooker
Gardiner R. Deering
Chester H. McCabe
William A. Furber
Charles E. Curtis
Harold E. Cutting
John H. Freeman
House
Child Health Talk at North-Center P T A
Miss Abbie Buck Maine health service director presented the seven point health program for school children at the North-Center P T A meeting. Mrs. Dennison chaired, plans were made for Christmas candy boxes and milk distribution to pupils, with I. Smith and Hill as hostesses. Sewall left for New York and New Canaan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Buck
Child Health Service
Maine
Seven Point
P.T.A
William W. Dennison
Bath Pastor Sees Link to Mutiny Film Hero
Roger Byam in Mutiny on the Bounty at the Opera House next week draws local interest as Peter Heywood, ancestor of Wesley church pastor Rev. Ernest Heywood. The pastor obtained 1870 genealogical evidence linking Heywood ancestors to the movie role. Franchot Tone, with Laughton and Gable in leading parts, headlines a top season film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Byam
Peter Heywood
Franchot Tone
Wesley Church
Ernest Heywood
Mr. Heywood
Patten Free Library
Bounty
Pitcairn
Norfolk Islands
Lady Belcher
Heywoods
Heywood
New Auto Registration Plates Ease on the Eyes
The 1936 Maine automobile plates are neat with white lettering on black and include Vacationland under the number. The reverse envelope carries a message signed by Secretary of State Lewis O. Barrows urging safe driving and reminding readers that plates identify behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Lewis O. Barrows
Augusta hunter bags 4 point buck with single shot rifle
Clyde L. Trask of Augusta fired his 1873 single shot 45-70 rifle at a running deer within Augusta near the Soldiers' Home. The shot struck true and dropped a 4 point buck weighing about 175 pounds, according to game inspector Grover Cooper of Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde L. Trask
Augusta
Grover Cooper
Chelsea
Trask
SONS OF VETERANS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING IN G A R HALL
Directors and corporators of the Sons of Union Veterans met in G A R hall with strong attendance. Officers elected include Clarence Warner as president and Mrs Minnie Roderick as vice president. Secretary and treasurer were reelected. Sadie J. Garcelon joined the board. Committee assignments were announced with all current directors serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Vetterans
G. A. R. Hall
Clarence Warner
Minnie Roderick
Florence M. Robinson
Beth Stew
Treasur
Sadie J. Garcelon
Hall
Gardiner Crocker
Stewart
George Melzard
Roderick
Crocker
Garcelon
Ways and Means
Melzard
Maurice Warner
Norman Smith
Hit and Run Damages Coach Belonging to Lula Herbert
A hit and run driver damaged a newly owned Chevrolet coach parked on High street opposite the State Military and Naval Children's Home. The witness, Joseph Bisson, described a gray convertible coupe, lights off, speeding north after the sideswipe. Police suspect an out of town car and seek the registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Herbert
State Military and Naval Children’s Home
High Street
Joseph Bisson
Herbert
Bisson
Committee Named for Winter Carnival at Bath
The Colonial Club Winter Carnival committee for the Bath Rotary Club carnival next February adds Dwight W. Pierce as president. The committee now includes Donald Ring, William Gove, Paul Stinson, Alex Burden, and Harry MacDonald and will meet Rotary members at 7 30 this evening in Edward W. Bridgham’s office. Rotary committee also lists Daniel T. Dougherty and Clinton D. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Rotary Club
Bath
Dwight W. Pierce
Donald, Ring
William Gove
Paul Stinson
Alex Burden
Harry MacDonald
Rotary Club Committee
Edward W. Bridgham
Mr. Bridgham
Daniel T. Dougherty
Clinton D. Wilson
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Senter’s, Inc
Senter’s Toyland
Treasure House
Santa Claus
C. W. Roberts
Rawleigh
Lincoln County
W. T. Rawleigh Company, Inc
Albany
N. Y
Arthur Allen
Elizabeth Brown
DeWitt Hotel
Lewiston
Lewiston-Auburn
Hadassah
Harry Seamon
Ida Scolnik
Dorothy Gurewitz
Dorris Lempert
June Meltzer
Helen Hosmer
Nassau Institute
William Hosmer
Middle Street
Bill Hatch
John H. Stacey
Arthur Stevens
Studio Music Store
John Grindell
Sagadahock Block
Senter’s
George W. Cobb
North Main St
G. R. Hunnewell Fur Co
Dike P.T.A
South End P.T.A
Haynes
North-Center
William D. Sewall
New York
New Canaan
Conn
John K. Jayne
Sons OF Veterans
Paradise
Gace
Charles Laughton
Franchot
Tone
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer