Winnegance Community Hints On Road News And Festivities
Sherman Morse named shore chief for Bear Mountain steamer as a new highway over Noyes hill nears completion. Plans for a bridge fill spillway may be released by the State Highway Commission. Christmas sales and club activities include fir pillows wreaths at Cottage Park and the Winnegance Community club annual meeting with reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman L. Morse
Bear Mountain
Hudson River
Edgar W. Oliver
High Street
Bridge Street
Noyes’ Hill
West Bath
Henry Potter
Corliss Street
First Baptist
State Highway Commission
Cottage Park
Interest Heaps Over Judge Lowell Will In City
Reports swirl about the late Judge James S. Lowell and his will. Speculation centers on legacies to local institutions such as the Bailey evening school. Estimates place the estate between 150000 and 200000 dollars, accrued through thrift, Liberty bonds, and solid savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Lowell
Judge Lowell
Bailey Evening School
Lowell
Birthday Party For Miss Cathleen Scott At Greenstreet
Miss Cathleen Scott, daughter of Principal and Mrs A B Scott of Greenstreet, celebrated her birthday with a party at home on Saturday evening. She received many gifts as friends joined in music and games before refreshments. Guests included Marjorie Trott, Ken and Carol Stevens, Elizabeth Butterfield, Lucille Johnson, Rita Cummings, Dorothy Thebeau, Jane Donnell, Roberta Erwin, Eleanor Erwin, Shirley Moore, Phyllis McCubbrey, Ruth Mank and Barbara Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathleen Scott
A. B. Scott
Greenstreet
Marjorie Trott
Ken and
Carol Stevens
Elizabeth Butterfield
Lucille Johnson
Rita Cummings
Dorothy Thebeau
Jane Donnell
Roberta Erwin
Eleanor Erwin
Shirley Moore
Phyllis McCubbrey
Ruth Mank
Barbara Scott
Bowdoinham Observes Local Social and Funeral News
Bowdoinham residents gather for visits and events amid parent teacher meetings andClarence church services. Notable items include weddings in Gardiner and Bowdoinham, deaths of Wilbert Carver and Catherine Blair, and community notices of wins and gatherings across Bath Litchfield and Richmond.
Wanted Photo of Bark B P Cheney by Goss Sawyer 1874
The Times Company Bath advertises for a photo or picture of the bark named B P Cheney built in Bath in 1874 by shipbuilders Goss & Sawyer. Telephone Bath No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Cheney
Bath
Goss & Sawyer
the Times Company
Bath No. 1
Bath Iron Works celebrates four years with shipyard milestones
The Bath Iron Works Corp marks its fourth anniversary on Dec 1 1927 while noting 31 vessels launched in 48 months 148 crafts completed since 1890 plus a new destroyer contract. Historic launch of Machias in 1891 is recalled with old timers and platform guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath
Williams. Newell
Archibald M. Main
Treas
L. Eugene Thebeau
Kennebec
Machias
Iron Works
Harry Richardson
Charles Lockery
Newell
Alex Clark
Marvin Truss
Vanda
J. Pierpont Morgan
Corsair
Maine
Bath Iron Works
Bath Times
Virginia
Kennebec River
Pine Tree
Ethel Hyde
Connor
Robie
Charles R. Hanscom
Farida Drummond
McCarty
Twitchell
G. C. Moses
W. D. Sewall
G. Shaw
Edith Sargent
General Hyde
Eames
Fletcher
A. H. Shaw
Hoover
Majestic
Aleles
Morgan Yacht Corsair
Johnson Yacht Caroline
Widow Mrs Blair Laid To Rest In West Woolwich
The funeral service for Mrs Blair, widow of Winthrop Blair, was conducted by Rev. J. N. Palmer at the Methodist church in West Woolwich. Interment followed at Patridge cemetery. She leaves a daughter Mael Thmas of Haines Landing, a son Lester E. Blair of BaWeynouth, Mags Burns and Clifford Blair, and granddaughter Christine Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Williams
Vivian
Bath
George MacPherson
Daniel Cornish
Herbert Given
Auburn
W. S. Given
Litchfield
Horatio C. Allard
McDonald Temple Pythian Sisters
Maynard D.w
Brunswick
Frank 'l. Siegars
Karl D. Hatch
Frank T. Siegars
Dorothy Dickinson
Portland
Curtis
Lewiston
Grammar School
Town Hall
Parquette
Windham
Rees
Merton Umberhind
Augusta
Doom's
Henry Cornish
Clara N. Foxe
Pleasant Street
Village Bridge Club
Helen Britt
Lona Hackett
Della Rideout
Gardiner
Slocum
Kendall
Litchfield Plains
Frank Millay
Frank Hutchins
Wallace
Woodfords
Frank Yeaton
Whitefield
Helen Higgins
Rochester
N. H
Fides
A. S. MacDougal
Jessie Cromwell
Nash and Whittier
Mary Lilly
R. D. Purinton
Lilly Farm
Bay Road
Richmond
Topsham
Iron Bridge
Gloria Duprns
Lawrence D. Porter
Frost
Ira Frost
Gardiner High School
Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Co
Bowdeinham
Bowdoinham Village
Wilbert Carver
J. N. Palmer
Crossman
Lisbon Falls
West Bowdoin
Sarah Carver
Carver
Bowdoin
Catherine Blair
Alliston
Mass
Blair
Florida
Daugheter
Mabel Thomas
Haines Landing
Massachusetts
Fr. Som
W. H. Gould
Mrs. Blair
Winthrop Blair
Cape Breton
Mael Thmas
Lester E. Blair
Baa Weynouth
Mags
Wogra Burns
Clifford Blair
Chris
Tine Blair
Patridge
West Woolwich
Charles McEwen
Edward Gile
Horace Heath
Eric Blair
Judd
Anna Palmer
Ella Purington
Vessels Documented in Bath This Year
Bath Iron Works Corp documented nine vessels with a total 3005 tons at Bath Customs House in 1931. Two small East Boothbay crafts bring district tonnage to 3060 tons with no new launches expected. The list includes Maine and Illinois for Red Diamond Trawling Co and the Aras yacht. other owners include Sorensen, Thorne, Judson, Metcalfe, Johnson, and Eldrige Johnson. The Caroline yacht is described as the most elaborate with two large stabilizers. Water Gypsy and La Reine are by Hodgdon Brothers. Church bells ring a Union Christmas concert in the village with rehearsals for a Baptist church performance on Christmas Eve at 1.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Kennebec River
Bath Customs House
East Boothbay
Caroline
Bath Irven Works
Len. B'roth D
Fire boat and boats on order for Portland and Navy yard
The Bath Iron Works Corp is to launch five patrol boats for the Coast Guard and has a contract to build a destroyer for the Navy. Nine yachts, two trawlers, and one fire boat are mentioned as existing vessels, with unclear details on current launches and start of destroyer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Works
Iron Workers
Harry Muckler
The
John Dauphin
Coast Guard
Thetis
Harry
Rockland
John
Prince
Theodore Hedrick
Tradione
City of Portland
Bath Iron Works Corp
Navy
Mrs Norris A Miller dies in Wiscasset
Mrs Norris A Miller wife of the Lincoln County register of deeds died in Wiscasset. She is sister in law to Mrs Fred Pendleton and sister of Mrs Herbert Grover. Funeral services were held at the Wiscasset Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday at 1 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Grover
Middle Street
Wiscasset
Norris A. Miller
Register of Deeds
Lincoln County
Funeral for Cora Etta Jones Held at Conley Home
Cora Etta Jones widow of Fred Jones was honored Wednesday at 2 PM at her brother Seneca H. Conley’s home on Union Street. Rev. F L Littlefield presided. Pallbearers included Henry P Healey Llewellyn D Rogers Edgar C Murphy Frank N Thompson and Frank B Chellis. Flowers funded by loving friends were given to the Old Folks Home Old Ladies Home and hospital. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Etta Jones
Fred Jones
Seneca H. Conley
Union Street
F. L. Littlefield
Wesley Church
Henry P. Healey
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Edgar C. Murphy
Frank N. Thompson
Frank B. Chellis
Old Folks Home
Old Ladies Home and Hospital
Oak Grove
Judge Lowell's Funeral Set for Friday Afternoon
The funeral of Judge James L. Lowell will be Friday afternoon at two at the home of Miss May Morse, 75 Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Lowell
Tas
Miss May Morse
Green Street
Old Folks Concert Plan Debated by Cosmopolitan Club
At a Cosmopolitan club music department meeting on Tuesday the proposed old folks concert and dance was discussed. The decision will be made at next Tuesday’s meeting with all department members urged to attend. The session began at seven, and Mrs Stearns Scott presided in Miss Bertha Bellerose’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Works
Rumford
Rumford Tigers
Harold Adams
Oscar Adams
Joe Butler
Gordon Harrington
Norman McCabe
Blair Wilson
James Jenkins
Harold Lyden
Percy Kingsbury
Bath
William S. Newell
Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
William T. Prentiss
Woods Hole
Mass
K. A. E. Lindquist
Beloxi
Coast Guard
Aurora
Bernice Lefevre
Kents Hill Seminary
Kents Hill
Joe Mullaney
Jackie Fields
Kid Racine
Brunswick
Rockland
Robert W. Ferrell
U. S
Grace Church Mens’ Club
Seguin
Paul Jones
Brian Jewett
Howard Nash
Thatcher Pinkham
Harold Fielding
al Perry
Stanley Brown
Cosmopolitan Club
Stearns Scott
Bertha Bellerose
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Senter’s
Linc
Toy Dept
Whitney
Winnesance Community Club
Opera House
Paramount Public Theatre
Lionel Barrymore
Kay Francis
Joe FE
Eddie Cantor
Ben Alexander
Beryl Mercer
Ronald Colman
Morris S.povich
Front Street
Bowdoinham
Baths
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Castine
Colgate
Hudnut
DuBarry
Roger Gallet
Dermay
Bath Department Store
Center Street
R. B. Powers
Bettie Merchant
Grandma Gibbs
Jessie Ames
Luella Huggins
Goldie Sprague
Strong
Francis Billings Imps
Meckor Ferte
Elsie Roberts Mader Ys Pee Seek
Eicietere
Stellite
Alice Palmer Meelys Weert Das
the Baptist Church
Mrs
Cora E. Jones
Hatch’s Shoe Store