West Bath Grange hosts chafing dish supper and elections
West Bath members enjoyed a chafing dish supper after a lively program with Mrs. Alice Smith and others performing vocal and instrumental pieces. Annual grange election followed as members discussed building points for a convenient home, with officers named and plans for Wednesday dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
The
Grange
Alice 5. Smith
Everett Quinlin
Albine Munsey
Deletra Rogerson
Eula Wright
Owen Rogers
Farward W. Haggett
Elmer Rich
Addie Purington
State Goverseer
O. Purinton
Bowdoin
Herbert Cavanaugh
Arthur Deehin
Vaughan Smiley
Stanley Peterson
Yhohan Kittridge
Joseph Melrose
Sdaphim
Irene
Slyde Windlass Co
Gath
Desmond
Sewall Webster
Eliot
North Bath
Chirenee Johnson
Winnefred
Johnson Cottage
Sabine
Nellie Starrett
Berlin
Ntl
Hame
J. K. Mayo
Prorothy Stilkey
Freeport
Oscar Smiley
Bath
Myra Coombs
Tierlin
Campbell's Par
Miles Durington
Lewiston
J. Everett Mayo
Brown
Marion Purington
Rangeley
Miles Purington
V Pitrington
Devlin
N. IL
Walter T
Mes
Martin McDoneigh
Woolwich
Orr
Broan
Witter
Mr. and
Mars
Lee
Lares Gerpish
Bath City Hospital Receives 10000 for Equipment Upgrade
Bath finance committee raises five thousand dollars to match a like gift offered by hospital president William J D Sewall. The extension to December 1 allows the total to reach ten thousand for new equipment to raise the hospital to top standards in New England. Any excess funds may support general maintenance.
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Bath City Hospital
William JD. Sewall
Bath
New England
Elks Observe Memorial Day in Bath Lodge Service
Bath lodge of the BPO Elk conducted Memorial Sunday exercises at 10 a.m. in the club house led by George Kallman exalted ruler Lucius M. LeMent chaplain with Frank B. Torrey Jr. and Ernest Couture assisting. A large attendance heard a tribute listing departed members including Edward P. Donnell Charles I. McLellan Lewis Cameron Frank M. Jameson George M. Daley and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge
B.P.O.K
George Kallman
Lucius M. LeMent
Frank B. Torrey, Jr
Ernest Couture
Edward P. Donnell
Charles I. McLellan
Lewis Cameron
Frank M. Jameson
George M. Daley
George L. Knight
M. M. Lemont
W. L. Haskell
Joseph O. Malo
Francis C. Whitehouse
William T. Donnell
John P. Madden
D. Howard Spear
Harry J. Russell
Robert H. Goodman
Ulysses G. Coombs
Frank R. Mason
Willis G. Sprague
Charles F. Magoun
Stinson F. Weeks
James H. Scott
Leonard H. Gibson
Albert G. Page, Jr
John C. Stevens
D. H. Comeau
Chester T. Wallace
Joseph Lowell
Charles A. Coombs
Albert Tibbetts
Bridge Survey Work Completed at Bath Kennebec River
Borings and soundings for a proposed bridge across the Kennebec river at Bath are finished. Engineers report very satisfactory conditions and will submit findings and cost estimates to the Kennebec Bridge association executive committee soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec River
Bath
Kennebec Bridge Association
South End P T A Plans December Meeting
The South End P T A held a Tuesday afternoon session in Washington street rooms despite poor weather with strong attendance. Committees reported active charity calls for old clothing and plans to assemble candy bags for Mitchell school pupils before Christmas vacation. Members prepared items for the annual Christmas sale and invited Leland Romitebdl a veteran board member to speak on education next Wednesday at 7 30 p m as part of education week activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rich
Elmer J. Rich
North Bath
Fred Brown
B. W. Hagro
J. M. Lemont
Fred . Larrabee
Elm Street Baptist Church
Bath
Lillian Brown
Foster's Point
George W. Foster
Portland
Lannes Fuller
James Purington
Green Street
New York
Happy Nook
Fred Tuttle
Massachusetts
South Portland Heights
South End
Leland Ro Mitebedl
Board of Exuesition
Brunswick Bonds Sell Above Par
Town of Brunswick sold 337,000 in 4 1/2 per cent bonds at above par during the opening bids. R. E. Pay & Co. of Boston bought the issue with a premium, while rival bids came from Charles TL Gilman & Co of Portland Merrill Oldham & Co of Boston T. M. Grint & Co of Boston Maynard S. Bird & Co of Portland and Brandon Gordom and Waddell of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Tursay
R.E. Pay & Co
Boston
Charles TL Gilmand&Co
Porthing
Merrill Oldham & Co
T. M. Grint & Co
Maynard S. Bird & Co
Portland
Brandon, Gordom and Waddell
New York City
Whitehouse and Wood win whist at armory hall
M. C. Whitehouse and T. H. Wood won the whist party Tuesday night at the armory hall managed by W. H. Puffer. Whitehouse received a handbag and Wood a glue pencil. Stevens Stacey and Uartleb joined in dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Whitehouse
T. H. Wood
Armory Hall
W. H. Puffer
Stevens
Stacey
Uartleb
Talk on ships by J F Carvill at Grace Episcopal Men’s Club
Grace Episcopal Church Mens Club heard Joseph F Carvill describe ship types and shipbuilding history from Columbus to steel era. He illustrated with diagrams and shared anecdotes including a rudder use at sea and the 600 foot China liner built in Belfast, plus a Belfast repair dock challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal’ Church
Joseph F. Carvill
Oak Street
Carville
Christopher Columbus
Rappahanock
Roanoke
Susquehanna
Shenandoah
Sewall
Bath
Carvill
China
Belfast
Irc
Aden
Suez c Canal
London Salvage Association
Reverend Alexander P MacDonald Dies in Bar Harbor
Allan A. MacDonald of 245 North Street travels to Bar Harbor after the sudden death of his son Rev. Alexander W. P. MacDonald age 57 founder of the Maine Coast Missionary Society. Death from pneumonia is suspected. He leaves a large family and several relatives across Maine and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan A. MacDonald
North Street
Bar Harbor
Alexander WP. MacDonald
The
Maine Coast Missionary Society
Mr. MacDonald
Society
Maine Coast Line
Prince Edward Island
Bath
Angus MacDonald
Kar Harbor
Dee. 1
Jacksonville
Flac
Edward A. MacDonald
Easton
Daniel A. MacDonald
Portland
J. J. Kendall
Baltimore
John T. Palmer
Dati
Auto Collision Near Elim Street Involving Dodge and Fairbanks Car
William J Crafts of The Auto Supply Store reported a Tuesday forenoon accident as he turned from Elim street onto Front. He braked to avoid a local electric car, narrowly avoided collision with a Fairbanks & Morse Co. vehicle driven by its agent, causing the Dodge running board to bend and its right front wheel to crumple with spokes breaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian J. Crafts
Auto Supply
Elim Street
Fairbanks & Morse Co
Dodge
Massachusetts
Baby Burned In Farmhouse Accident On Bremen Coast
A two month old baby in a bassinet near a stove on the Bremen farm of Mr and Mrs Deshen perished from burns after smoke was spotted by the mother Mrs Deshen who rescued the baby’s body. The house burned to the ground. Meanwhile Augusta M Bibber noted Maine teacher and pension recipient reached her 90th birthday after a long career in Eastport and public schools. Tobey the dog star, who toured coast to coast and twice to Europe, died after resting under an apple tree in Norway following a long show career.
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Mars
Miavwell Deshen
Bremen
Augusta M. Bibber
Maine
Eastport
Miss Bibber
Tol
State of
Tobey
Norway
Europe
American Education Week observance outlined by American Legion
The American Legion through its Americanism Commission launches American Education Week 1921. Partnering with the U S Bureau of Education and National Education Association, the week highlights illiteracy, equal educational opportunity, physical education, and civic responsibility with daily themes and slogans urging schools and communities to participate nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
National Americanism
United States Bureau of Education
National Education Association
Garland W. Powell
Americanism Commission
Fire Claims Two Bath Men At Colby College Tragedy
Norman M. Wardwell of Newport and Warren L. Frye of Revere are identified as the two victims of the Lambda Chi Alpha fire at Colby College in North Bath. Wardwell, a Colby sophomore and wartime Texas yard worker, was found inside the main doorway. Frye, a special Colby student, had served as a camp councillor. Both families are notified and bodies sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman M. Wardwell
Newport
Colby College
Lambda Chi Alpha
North College
Bath
Texas Yard
Herbert M. Wardwell, Jr
Camden
BK. Os. Crosby Co
Young Wardwell
Herbert Wardwell
Warren L. Frye
Revere
Mass
Lougan
Harold Jones
Boston
Eggleston
Lewiston Referee Sits in Bath Case Over Rent Dispute
George Lo McCarty of Lewiston acted as referee in a suit brought by Charles Temple of Phippsburg against Arthur Temple of Vath. The plaintiff seeks rent compensation for December to May at $10 monthly, while the defendant argues $250 monthly and credits for dwelling repairs. Arthur J. Dunton and Edward W. Bridgham appeared for plaintiff and defendant respectively. Decision was reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lo McCarty
Lewiston
Charles Temple
Phippsburg
Arthur Temple
Vath
Bath
Prinotiff
Arthur J. Dunton
Edward W. Bridgham
Bath Commandery Elects Officers for 1025
Bath Commandery No. 1025 United Order Golden Cross elected officers including Andrew J. Richardson as noble commander Inez Puffer vice noble commander Jessie Dornheimer premises Arthur Ausert financial keeper of records Gertrude Stewart treasurer Barward Tolmeon herald Mrs Arthur Anserd warden of the inner gate Bert Comons warder of the outer gates Florence Robinson delegate to the grand commandery PNG Tha Day alternates Reubert Sutherland trustee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Conmmandery
United Order Golden Cross
Andrew J. Richardson
Inez Puffer
Noble Commiaider
Jessie Dornheimer
Arthur Ausert
Gertrude Stewart
Barward Tolmeon
Arthur Anserd
Bert Comons
PLNLC
Florence Robinson
PNG Tha Day
Reubert Sutherland
Bath Chamber of Commerce wins suit against defendants
Recorder in Titus county decides for the Bath Chamber of Commerce and attorney George S. McCarty of Lewis ton, granting relief to a large majority of defendants. Appeals to the Supreme Court likely, with a January hearing at the earliest. A separate wildlife observation notes a Norway pine hunter near Richardson lakes watching four flocks of robins gather, twitter, and migrate south in a single coordinated movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder Bank 2
Titus
Homieiad Court
Bath Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
George S. McCarty
Lewiston
Supreme Court
Richardson Lakes
Hiim
Jong Tugo
Crossing River Between Loci Island and Oldtown
Children skate on a frozen skating pool along the river between Loci Island and Oldtown as residents monitor safety on the icy surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldtown
Bath YMCA opens new public rooms for teens
The Bath YMCA resumed access to its public rooms on Thursday drawing many youths and supporters. Secretary Perkins praised the local gym, noting pledges, membership cards, and advance payments. The facility will run 10 am to 9 pm daily with basketball practice starting as the season nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
William Perkins
Perkins
Maine
Bath
Allen Spear
Yamlc.a
Taking an Interest in Bath's Y Opening
J M Trott donated 10 dollars for magazine subscriptions while the North Center I T A contributed 21 dollars for boys memberships. David Al Kazin and his students repair furniture and lockers as women wash the gym and lockers. A new gym schedule is being arranged to be ready by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.mlc.a
J. M. Trott
North Center I.T.A
David Alkazin
Aged Clergyman Fractures Ankle After Stair Fall
Rev. William S. Jones 98 oldest member of the Maine Conference of Methodist churches fell down a long stair at his daughter’s home 248 Washington street early Sunday injuring his left ankle and possibly other injuries. He was found unconscious and remained so for a time as Mrs. Baker and her husband Mrs. Baker were awakened by the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Jones
Maine Conference of Methodist Churches
William J. Baker
Washington Street
Mr. Jones
Gediman Bornstein Wed In Auburn Hall Ceremony
Arthur William Gediman of Bath and Sadie Bornstein of Auburn wed at Abou Ben Adhem hall Auburn with Rev. Karon officiating. Best man Julius Oscar Gediman, maid of honor Hattie Bornstein, and bridesmaids Stella Bornstein Lillian Shapiro Bertha Lupovitz Ida Mack Eva Mack. After a reception and supper DeRosay's orchestra played. The couple plan a Boston New York wedding trip and will reside at 15 Pulsifer Street Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur William Gediman
Bath
Sadie Bornstein
Auburn
Abou Ben Adhem Hall
Karon
Henry Gediman
Julius Oscar Gediman
Hattie Bornstein
Stella Bornstein
Lillian Shapiro
Bertha Lupovitz
Ida Mack
Eva Mack
Vporthind
Homer
A. Bornstein
DB. Gediman
Thath
DeRosay
Pulsifer Street
Russia
Lincoln Grammar School
Edward Little High School
Field Bros. & Gross Co
Y.W Ueda
Boston
Hut Eine
Morse High School
Wright Debuts in Pole Game For Portland Blues
Alton Wright of Bath made his professional polo debut with the Portland Blues in a 5 to 1 win over Worcester. He starred at halfback, matching rough play with Jean and repeatedly stripping the Worcester attackers while Griffith recovered from injury and O’Brien’s spot was filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
Buy” Wright
Portland
Worcester
Wright
W. ©. Corey
Portland Press Herald
Bath
Jean
al Wright
Blues
Fred
Vierce
Pence
Pierce
Ile
Griffith
O'Brien
Funeral for Jamess Tham Sealer of Weights and Measures
The funeral of Jamess Tham sealer of weights and measures and well known citizen was held Saturday afternoon at two at his home 25 Walker street Rev David L Wilson of Central Congregational church officiated Pallbearers included Charles D P Weatherbee City Treasurer Ralph K Hall James J Ledyard and Owen J Ledyard Burial was in Oak Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamess. Tham
Ctizen
Walker Street
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Charles DP
Wetherbee
City Treas
Ralph K. Hall
James J. Ledyard
Owen J. Ledyard
Oak Grove
Martin defeats Stewart in Park Alley bowling alley match
Arthur Stewart in his 10 string nutter faced Cedric Martin Tuesday night at Park Alleys. Martin led by 24 pins after the first game and maintained dominance, finishing with a decisive score despite two bad strings by Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Stewart
Cedric Martin
Park Alieys
Marton
Loe
Oss
Stewart
Martin
Martin Stewart
Hog
Widow Nancy E. Oney Dies at 84 in Warren
Mrs. Nancy E. Oney 84 widow of Preak Oney died November 29 at her daughter Mrs. Laura J. Griffen’s home 175 Middle Street. Burial planned at South Warren Thursday by funeral director A. D. Davis. Born in Warren she was daughter of William Veters and lived for some time with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy E. Oney
Preak Oney
Laura J. Griffen
Middle Street
South Warren
A. D. Davis
Warren
William Veters
Milburn Incorporation and Skowhegan Name Bond in History
In a historical note, Skowhegan separated from Canaan on February 5, 1828 and was incorporated as Milburn. In 1860 the Indian name Skowhegan was restored for the town.
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Skowhegan
Canaan
Milburn
Sale and Supper At First Baptist Draws Crowd
Annual sale and supper by the Ladies' Vowing Circle and Unity Guild at First Baptist Church vestry attracted many attendees despite a storm. A large display of fancy and useful wares plus a fine menu of cold meats and pastries drew praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Guild
First Baptist Church
George McLeshin
Pred Irish
Lizzie Mageet
Eleanor Metabo
William Tait
Lotta Paton
Edith Rich
Arthur Whitten
Rose Rich
Joseph Lemont
Chi
Rose Meargidiy
Seda Larrabee
Fancy
Samuel DB. Martin
Herbert Norton
Gens Feing
Winnie Durgin
Alies Varnes
Mina McCabe
Lotte Eaton
Mirry Dob- Bon
Ctly
Old Spanish coin found in city streets
A fragmentary note describes a Spanish coin found near Pearl Street and Center Street, about the size of a dime. A larger coin of about half a dollar, dated Dt, was also found, bright and in fine condition, believed to be from a street discovery possibly carried by a passerby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Wo Reeve
Wisensaebee
Marine Central Railroad
Mere. Dale
Feere
Colonial Club Whist Tournament Shows Narrow Win
In a Colonial Club whist event Tuesday evening Witherast Owen led by over two thirds of the total score. Coby and Mevead were runners up with Powers and Torner in third among eight pairs. Virginia Sasay of Voeten was noted as desirous of leaving her whereabouts to be learned. she recently pledged to earn five hundred dollars through nursing studies and is tied to an inheritance valued around five hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witherast Owen
Tourrnament Teadere
Ren Wild
Feeeseup
Coby
Mevead
Cod Torner
Pulley-Owen
Pei Lape
Neni
Tirner Oo
Virginia Sasay
Voeten 1
Hier
Nevwas
Chicago Nursing Sehords
Oncy
Anomele
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West Bath
Thanks
Pred W. Larrabee
Gouraud
T.hopkins & Son
Guraud's
City Hospital
ELKS
South End P.T.A
J. F. Carvill
Men’s Club
Alexander P. MacDonald
Babe
Golden Cross Elects
Santa Claus
Thompson Bros. Inc
Thompson Bros
Forest City
J. A. Ham
First Baptist Ladies
A‘d and
Colonial Club Whist
Aia
Noswat Menieme Co
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