Colonial Club Hosts Monthly Meeting And Tournament
The Colonial club held its regular meeting plus a tournament and lunch. Main Springs defeated Roller Bushers 7 2 in a rematch, and treasurer Allan Spear won approval to buy a book monthly for the club library. Two resignations occurred, two new members joined, and a radio in club rooms was considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Main Springs
Allan Spear
Malcolm ©. Doble
H. A. Huse
Frederic H. Low
Raymond Davis
Carl Linekin
M. A. Haraden
Brunswick to Have New Veterans Club
Members of the Manwaring post and other veterans groups met in Redmen's hall Brunswick to discuss opening rooms on Maine street as a Veterans club. The aim is to provide a full time meeting place with card tables papers magazines and an information bureau for honorably discharged soldiers and sailors from any war. A committee was formed to secure quarters and Alfred Saindon and Jean St Pierre were named temporary officers with about 50 initial members from Civil War onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manwaring Post
Clark
Leslie Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Redmen’s Hall
Brunswick
Maine Street
Veterans Club
Alfred Saindon
Jean St. Pierre
Crooker to Lead Morse High Grid Team
Morse high School elected Ralph E. Crooker to captain the 1929 football team at a YMCA meeting. A standout tackle and three year player, Crooker also contributes as a two sport athlete on Morse’s basketball team, succeeding Freddie Gaudet as captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Ralph E. Crooker
Hermon W. Crooker
High Street
Morse
Crooker
Fung’ Knights
Crocker
Morse Grid
Freddie Gaudet
Senator Drake Guests Visit Portland Family Ties
Senator and Mrs J Edward Drake visited Portland over the weekend with Mrs Drake and her son staying at Mrs Reginald Lombards home in South Portland until Mrs Lombard recovers in Maine General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Drake
Portland
Bowdoinham Lodge Holds Annual Officers Installation
Bowdoinham Village lodge F. and A. M. held its annual officer installation on December 12 with Past Master Walter S. Glidden of Bath directing and Rev. George G. Powers as chaplain. The event featured a banquet with oysters cake and coffee followed by social entertainment and remarks from several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Lodge
Walter S. Glidden
Bath
George G. Powers
F. K. Jack
George A. Blodgett
W. M
Charles E. Hackett
S. W
Zina Maxwell
J. W
Henry E. Cornish
Treas
E. L. White
Secy
Herbert Adams
W. L. Hunter
J. D
E. B. Sprague
Chap
K. K. Jack
Marshall
E. S. Blodgett
S. S
J. T. Gibson
J. S
W. T. Hardie
Tyler
Glidten
Ralph O. Dale
Fred H. Thompson
Maxwell Powers
C. O. Purinton
Bros
Cridden
Thompson
Powers
Henderson
For Sale Sleigh and Window Frames at Sherman Morse Place
For sale one sleigh in good condition suitable for tradesman or farmer. Also windows with frame and sash, complete if selected priced at 2.00 for all or 1.50 each. All in place at Sherman Morse place, first house on Throgsburg side of ane wance bridge. Inquire William Coffin on premises. 12-20-3w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Morse Place
Throgsburg
Anewance Bridge
William Coffin
Musical Education Seen as Asset for Bath Youth
After Morse high school burned and the orchestra was lost Bath seeks youth music groups. Local instructors including John Grindell Reginald Stacey Hayden Conant George Fields Ernest George lead violin saxophone clarinet percussion trumpet piano and voice classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Bath
United States
John Grindell
Reginald Stacey
Hayden Conant
George Fields
Ernest George
Bowdoin Farm Bureau Plans and Church News
The Bowdoin Center grange hall hosted the annual Farm Bureau planning meeting with H. K. Adams elected chairman for the coming year and an all day poultry meeting planned for March. Mrs. Wilbur Skelton re elected ladies branch chair. A calendar of monthly program topics was unveiled and a baked bean dinner followed with 24 attendees. Reverend J A Pauquette delivered a sermon at the chapel and preparations for a Christmas tree program are underway at East Bowdoin chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Bowdoin Center Grange Hall
H. K. Adams
Wilbur Skelton
County Ament Eastman
Hortense Welch
Lewiston Visitors and Richmond Callers Mentioned
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carr and Mrs. Thresa Carr were Lewiston visitors in Priday. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Purinton were callers at the home of their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Purinton of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Carr
Thresa Carr
Lewiston
Priday
E. E. Purinton
Horace Purinton
Richmond
Woolwich Community Notes Toasts and Plans for Winter
Woolwich updates include a Day's Ferry Club entertainment at Tuessie hall with sales of fancy articles hot dogs and coffee. Woolwich Union for Christian Service outlines services Nequasset Day's Ferry and Sagadahoc Ferry with a Christmas pageant The Nequasset Farm Bureau meets on Monday to discuss Christmas Candies with plans for January and officer elections.
Community notices from regional towns and church service
Lowell Brown of Murphey's Corner is in Bangor Ossian Dodge and sister Millie were in Portland Tuesday Mrs Llewellyn Bailey has returned home after a week's visit with her daughter Mrs Chester Grover in Wisconsin Mr and Mrs Douglas Hunnewell of Sagadahoc Ferry passed Friday with friends in Portland Next Sunday at 1030 am there will be special Christmas service for the Montsweag Baptist church and Sunday school There will be a program and tree on Monday evening to which the community is invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Hackett
Charles E Hackett
Helen
Hazel Hackett
Portland
W. J. Graves
W. S. Given
Lewiston
Caleb Mitchell
Brunswick
R. A. Dickinson
Richmond
B. B. Douglass
George D. Bangs
Matilda Pratt
Bishop School
Lida Maxwell
Harry C. Chase
Emily Mitchell
J. N. Palmer
James H. Ames
Mary Duran
Ivan Lang
Waterville
Emily Rideout
Greene
Farm Bureau
Wallace Hunter
Wilbur Hall
George Hackett
McDonald Temple Pythian Sisters
John N. Palmer
W. B. Kendall
Augusta
Jennie Maxwell
Bowdeinham
Sheriff Henderson
Hazel Cornish
Mary Hall
Nona Fogg
Helen Hackett
S. J. Court
Bath
Charles Hackett
Hazel
Evelyn Hackett
Elizabeth Palmer
Kent's Hill
L. P. Temple
Saco
Clara Fogg
Frank Siegars
Walter Maloon
Viola Coombs
Lowell
McDonald Temple
E. S
Prudence Lucy
E. J
Minta Wilson
Hazel Denham
M. A
C. Helen Denham
Georgia Denham
Beatrice Brown
Bernita Jack
Hannie Jordan
Georgia Berry
Emily
Venient
George Cutler
Philip Rideout
Clara Togg
Helen Britt
Fannie Batchelder
Ray Skelton
Skelton
Myrtle Purington
Willard Lane
Litchfield
Karl Hatch
J. Hall Denham
H. E. Cornish
Merry Meeting Grange
Richmond Corner
Robert Patten
W. H. Gould
State Grange
Bertha Moulton
West Medford
Mass
Randall
John Mealey
Henry Alexander
Irish
Baptist Church
Justus Miller
Day's Ferry
Tuessie Hall
Union Bridge School
Harry Fitch
Boston
Irving Nash
Lake Nequasset
Costello P. Hall
Irving Burke
Boothbay
Fred Rice
John Gilmore
Rockland
John Howe
George Ames
Roy McIntosh
Pine Tree Academy
Artell Hayward
George Ames, Jr
Laura Blanche
Woolwich
Baptist Hall
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Nequasset Church
Sagadahoc Ferry
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Charles R
Wright Homestead
Harold Shaw
Asbury Bailey
Montsweag
Damariscotta
Melville Bailey
Richard Hunnewell
Harvey Bailey
G. W Shaw
Ruby Rich
Lowell Brown
Murphey’s Corner
Bangor
Ossian Dodge
Millie
Llewellyn Bailey
Chester Grover
Wiscasset
Douglas Hunnewell
Topsham Grange Holds Last Meeting in Old Hall
At Topsham Grange’s regular Saturday meeting 100 attended held in the old hall due to unfinished varnish in the new hall Four applicants for membership were received Edward Belanger played two cornet solos Vincent and Sister Canham of Auburn spoke on their Europe trip Frank Carver and Maurice Luce performed music The group sang Old Black Joe to mark the last gathering in the old hall Refreshments followed A Christmas tree is planned for next Saturday Mrs Richard Sprague spent Monday in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham Grange
Edward Belanger
Vincent Canham
Auburn
Europe
Frank Carver
Maurice Luce
Grange
Brother Canham
Black Joe
Wild Men of Borneo Stir Bath History Recalled
An old Bath publicity handbill recalls the 50 year old Wild Men of Borneo exhibition at the Columbian hall. The note claims two three foot tall men with human animal traits could lift large men, with admittance at 12 1/2 cents and crowds of over 50 000 visitors in Boston in six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Borneo
Old Columbian Hall
Eastern Times Fast Job Press
Independent
Boston
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Front Street
Maine
Colonial
Roller Bushers
Bridge Page & Fitzgerald
Kingsley & Wilson
Dennison & Ramsey
Turner & Scott
Davis & Leavitt
Norton & Douglass
Sewall & Hunter Sprague & Day
McCole
Hatch
Thompson & Haggett
Hall & Smith Cummings
Torrey
Rowe & Hunt Small & Linekin
Cribbage
Merritt & Spear
Hawley & Thi
Tool Colby Kreed
Hap Torrey
Haggett
Sprague
Day
Fred Thompson
Mel Haggett
Joe McCole
Bob Hatch
Hoyle
Mel
the Bath Independent
Bowddinham
Bowdoin
East Bowdoin
W. D. Rogers
J. A. Pauquette
Pauquette
East Bowdoin Chapel
Wilson Freeman
W. Skelton
Ella Adams
James Millay
Bolivia
Spencer
Spencer Corsetiere
Richard Sprague
The
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Raven
Windsor
Chipman’s Hose
Silk and Wool
Rayon
Bath Department Store
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