Do Not Be Knocker Be booster for your town
The piece urges residents to avoid constant knocking and to support local boosters who defend town progress. It argues a negative attitude harms the community, citing shipbuilding and industrial vitality, and endorses proactive advocacy to aidBath and similar towns. Norman Trafton visited Bath from Augusta for the weekend.
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Bath
Norman Trafton
Augusta
Social Happenings of the Week in the Shipping City
Bath area social notes recount a busy week with Miss Mary Patton hosting 20 guests in Snow Park for a seventh birthday. Guests enjoyed snacks, a seven candle cake, and gifts. other entries list visitors, showers, travel, and club events across Bath and nearby towns with many residents mentioned by name.
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Mary Patton
Snow Park
Blossom Webster
Caepbora Ross
Ruth Powers
Eleanor Shorey
Lucile Johnson
Dorothy Weeks
Frances Shaughnessy
Bertha Lord
Annie Hiirves
Mars Truse
Evelyn Phimmer
Geraldine Stott
Edward Merin
Madward Porake
Ja. Edwin Bates
Doln Bhick
Tivvan Lambern
Frank Phervey
Helen Tharaden
Jivek Laing
Potter Family Ties Highlight Portland Clerking Change
Capt. John HH Potter of Tisbon visits his brother Pres. Fred Potter of the board of aldermen. Potter plans a winter Florida pilgrimage. Miss Madelyn Sonin begins clerking at Porteous Mitchel Braun in Portland.
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John HH. Potter
Tisbon
Fred ©. Potter
The
Board of Aldermen
Potter
Florida
Madelyn Sonin
Porteous, Mitchel & Braun's
Portland
Lewiston Foreman Harold Reading Visits Bath
Harold Reading of Lewiston a former welding department foreman at The Texas Steamship Co visited Bath over Sunday bringing news of his retirement plans and sharing work memories from the shipyard era in Lewiston.
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Harold Reading
Lewiston
The
Texas Steamship Co
Bath
Stewart defeats Cedric Martin in close bowling match
Arthur Stewart edged Cedric Martin 26 pins in a friendly ten string match at Park Alleys last Wednesday night. Martin led after three games, but Stewart pulled away from the eighth frame, finishing with steady strikes and a 26 pin victory as a large gallery watched.
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Arthur Stewart
Cedric Martin
Park Alleys
Stewart
Martin
Stewart Sera
Nerelum Dom Hale
Tom Fre
Page Steussy Wed In Boston Ceremony
Miss Lucille Page married I I M Steussy in a quiet Boston church wedding conducted by Rev George A Gordon. Bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville I Page of Bath. groom son of Mr and Mrs Fred Steussy of La Verne Town. They will reside in Allston after December 15.
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George A. Gordon
D. D
Lucille Page
Fred Stuessy
la Verne
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Tle
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State University of
Harvard University
Camp Pike
Ark
Dorcas Allen Page
Allston
Mars
Islorsine
James R. Tolbert, Jr
Plarvard
Clifton O. Page
Brainerd Road
Alston
Mass
Dee
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Funeral for Mrs. Lorena Moody Held at Home
The funeral of Mrs. Lorena Moody widow of John Moody was held Sunday afternoon at two o clock at her daughter Mrs J Re Villy s home on upper Washington Street. Rev Frank P Phd of Wesley Methodist church officiated. Bearers were Clarence Atwood John Atwood Herbert Cornish and Arlington Marr. Entombment followed in Maple Grove Cemetery.
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Lorena Moody
John Moody
J. Re Villy
Upper Washington Street
Frank P. PhD
Wesles Methodist Church
Clarence Atwood
John Atwood
Herbert Cornish
Arlington AL Marr
Maple Grove
Local youths form city team for the season
Basketball players gathered at the Y M C A on a Wednesday night to form a team to represent the city and Y M C A. Raymond V. Hayward Morse High coach and former Valmont star will manage the team and represent UMLCLA. The captain will be elected by the team. Notable players reporting include Jerry Gilmore Charles Fitzgerald Ralph Gay Edward McMann Thomas Leyden Theodore Ham Stanwood Kingsbury Frank Talbot John Clements Perey Marka.
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Y. McC. A
Raymond V. Hayward
Morsehigh
Valmont
Westbrook
Umlcla
Inter
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Hayward
Jerry Gilmore
Charles Fitzgerald
Ralph Gay
Edward McMann
Thomas Leyden
Theodore Ham
Stanwood Kingsbury
Frank Talbot
John Clements
Perey Marka
Universalist Ladies Aid Christmas Sale Nets Nearly $200
The Universalist Ladies aid and Murray club held their annual Christmas sale in the vestry last Wednesday with strong attendance and most items sold. Mrs. George Merrill led the refreshment table serving chicken patties ice cream and coffee assisted by several ladies. Additional tables included cooked foods fancy items and aprons with various chairmen and helpers named.
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Universalist Ladies Aid and Murray Club
Vestry
George Merrill
Harry Foote
Albert Langley
Francis A. Giray
Herbert
Maxwell
Charles A. Harriman
Charles A, Thir
Clarry
T. Passmore
Jennie Rideout
Fred Shaw
Martha Hooper
Gertrude Savage
George Jacobs
Marin Wiggin
Frank Warris
Alice Shorey
John O. Moulton
Mars
Albion Staples
Addie Reed
George Hodgkins
Charles Hooper
Street cars collide on Front Street near Linden
A freight shifter of the A. and K. Ry. Co. northbound and passenger car 242 collided on Front Street near Linden around 4 40 Friday afternoon. No injuries were reported though the passenger car vestibule was smashed. Frank Erskine operated the passenger car with Conductor Frank Freeman and Motorman Oscar Weishi on the freight shifter. The freight was alleged to be at fault.
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Front Street
Linden
Frank Erskine
Frank Freeman
Oscar Weishi
Creditors' Meeting Held for Ernest Spinney in Bankruptcy
First meeting of Spinney of Phippsburg creditors occurred Saturday in Referee William T. Hall's office. Ralph O. Dale was chosen as trustee. Liabilities are $7200 with assets at $6000.
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Phippsburg
William T. Hall
Ralph O. Dale
SAGO
Death of Mrs Rinaldo MacFarland in Watertown
Mrs Rinaldo MacFarland formerly of Westport and Gloucester Mass died in Watertown on Sunday at age 75 years 11 months 21 days. The deceased was also known by her former residence in Westport and Gloucester. Her age and details are noted in the local death record.
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Rinaldo MacFarland
Westport
Gloucester
Mass
Mrs Florence A Robinson Dies in Hyde Park at 65
Mrs Florence A Robinson 65 longtime compositor in New England died in Hyde Park Massachusetts after a brief illness. Born in Bath to Edmund and Lettie Mattson she learned the trade at age 15 and worked nearly all her life. She leaves two sons Alexander and Edmund Robinsont and daughter Mrs Annie F Chandler all of Bath four grandchildren Roland Stanley Joseph and Edmund plus brother Carl Mattson of Florida.
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Florence A. Robinson
New England
Hyden Park
Mass
Robinson
Bath
Edmund
Lettie Mattson
Times Office
Alexander
Edmund. Robinsont
Annie F. Chandler
Roland
Stanley
Joseph
Edmund Robinson
Carl Mattson
Florida
Mrs Lurena Moody Dies After Eight Week Illness
Mrs Lurena Moody 87 widow of John Moody died after an eight week illness at her daughter Mrs J R Lillys home on upper Washington street. Born in Chevenne Nova Scotia she was daughter of James and Annie Forrest Parr. She lived many years in Dresden and moved to Bath three years ago. Survived by three sons Henry Quincy Mass James Midland Park N J George J Moody Bath and four daughters Mrs John White Cliftondale Mass Mrs Margaret White Dresden Mrs J R Lilly and Miss Annie Moody Bath plus two sisters Mrs Liza Houstetter Roxbury Massachusetts and Mrs Ann McGrath Victoria Beach Nova Scotia
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John Moody
J. R. Lilly
Upper
Washington Street
Moody
Chevenne
N. S
James
Annie Forrest Parr
Dresden
Bath
Henry
Quincy
Mass
Midland Park
N. J
George J. Moody
Harriet B Sampson a Bath Widow Dies in Porthind Home
Harriet B. Sampson 76 widow of Capt Jana Sampson died Friday in Porthind at her daughter Mrs T Tolman's home after a brief pneumonia illness. Longtime Bowdoinham resident, her husband sailed Bath ships. After his death she lived with Mrs Tolman in Portland and visited daughters Mrs Palmer Bath Mrs Watson Bowdoinham and Mrs Carr Brookline Mass.
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Jana Sampson
Porthind
T. Tolman
Bowdoinham
Bath
Sampson
Portland
Tolman
Charles A. Palmer
Robert EF. Watson
Bowdeinham
W. VP. Carr
Brookline
Mass
Eugene W Penley Dies At 53 In Auburn Packing Plant Leader
Eugene W. Penley 53 proprietor of W. Penley packing plant in Auburn and owner of a Rich Mountain summer home died Friday after a period of poor health. He was a prominent Auburn business figure and was affiliated with Masonry Rotary clubs Elks Knights of Pythias Kora Temple Mystic Shrine Boston City Club and the American Packers' Association.
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W. Penley
Eugene W. Penley
Yi. W. Penley Packing Plant
Auburn
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Penley
Tle
Lewiston and Auburn
Christmas Shopping Shapes Up In Bath Stores
Bath merchants report ample stock and early buying as the holiday season begins. Early shoppers gain best access to popular items and favorable selections as retailers note strong preliminary demand.
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Bath
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