Wiscasset Man Finds Girl Doped on Doorstep and Landmark Demolished
Joseph Smith of Wiscasset aids an unconscious girl found on his doorstep after a long walk. Bath police take the girl for care, while a landmark chimney at Fire Point is torn down by Toothaker & Young to reveal historic industrial remains. Local academy activities, Christmas events, and community notices fill town life with school plays, church programs, and public-service plans.
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Wiscasset
Joseph Smith
le Calbel
Daath
Whitefield
Mr. Smith
Toothaker & Young
Chietig
Jo Minnchester Plaines
Hine Brown & Phodehbins
Philies
Iil Ae
Die
I Wiscasset
Nate Rines
Illand
Wannenneek
Alfred HE Dennex
Toeullam
Saw
TSG
Wiscasset Academy
All. Dennison
Dryden
Wilton
Trineipal Roy Dickinson
Academy
Phiy
Redman’s Hall
Dorothy Sewall
Beavers
Leavitt
Tarney Bird
Oan
Helen Dickinson
The
Cyrus Thilbuck
Roger Cowley
Barnaby Dird
Winenaw Leavitt
Mr. Mulberry
Carl Maing
Bruce Perguson
Elmer Hilton
Artie
Hilton
Perry Allen
Frances Colby
Desssmine Lee
Louise Flint
van Dayne
Pauline Crossman
Imogene McCarty
Irma Chase
Rosa Bella Beavers
Pauline
Bedng
Brunwsick
Hiareld Perkins
St. Philip's
Pollaw
Joseph and
Mary
Chester Lovelo
Louise Adams
Shepherds
Forrest Lewis
Lawrence Davis
Russell Lewis
Gerald Swain
Tall Lewis
Lee Merry
Llewellyn
Is Wise Men
Radward Hil
Bradford Redennett
Stanton Sherman
Angels
Barbara Southard
Alberta Potter
Pleavenly
Bernice Lewis
Plazel Mayo
Myrtle Sean
Dorothy Merry
Natalie Mayo
Mary Tfil
Catherine Sanders
Red Cross
Nash
Bemis
Fred Roe Merry
Raymond Sherrin
Richmond TL. White
A. He Lennox
Haggett
Pagnett
HW. Webb
Pisink FE Prutehins
Hazel S. Sherman
Tucker
Josephine Tucker
Woolwich
Stow
Bible School
Pirst
Everson Smith
New York
Marion Smith
Henry Vo Bo Nash
Porthind
St. Philip’s
Harry Mosier
Amy Libby
Portland
ER Wellawes
BS. GI. Sewall
Charles Macurda
Main Street
Mass
Forest Preble
Margaret Dickinson
Maurice Glidden
Elean Ant Philip Shuman
Pranklin
Lillian Rines
Gladys Rines
Barbara’ Sherman
Preble
Randall Cimamings
Jillian DD. Smith
Salem
Charles Reed
Boothbay
Charles West
PF. HE Tutehins
Evelyn
Dorothy Tutehins
Nellie Carlin
Bath
Bernard Merry
Mar
John Merry
Organ Society of the First Church
Emily Groves
Laura Coffin
Grace Merry
Offeers
PS Tucker
Creamer
Carrolyn Varney
Elizabeth Sewall
Gorham Nornh School
Miss Newall
Prank Creamer
Brookline
Arthur Wells
Arington
Clifton Plodgdon
Mailford
Prank
Webber's Tavern
Crosby
McCusker
Berryman
Porth
Henry CQ
Jordan
Rockhand
EL Vervill
Cumberland Center
A Walver
Roekland
L.A
N. Harvey
Boston
B. Wing
Banger
W.L. Newell
Saco
L. Collins
Gorham
W. S. Butler
Augusta
A. L. Marshall
Auburn
Proctor
Brunswick
Thaddeus Orne
Boothbay Harbor
Ralph Od. Richards
S. J. Richards
Yarmouthville
Bathman Elected Head of Underwriters
David Sprague, born and bred in Bath, was elected president of the Boston Lil Underwriters' Association at the 44th annual meeting held Dec. 14 at the University Club. He studied locally, moved to Boston, and built a successful insurance career. He is married and resides in Albston, noted as a vocalist in Boston musical circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sprague
Boston Lil
University Club
Sprague
Boston
Albston
Tie
Bath
John Shaw
S Street
West Bath school program and community notices
The Lowell school in West Bath hosted a well received program with Mrs. Gordon Preble of Bath guiding pupils and a decorated tree with gift exchanges. The Littlefield school also staged an entertainment with a Christmas theme and proceeds benefiting school improvements. Community meetings, farm bureau events, and holiday visits to relatives are noted along with several student absences and travel plans.
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Lowell
Gordon Preble
Bath
Tenry Rose
David Wharff
Henry Donnell
Charles White
Leon White
Carlton Bailey
Farle Higgins
Patterson
Aera Pn
Edna Brown
Alice
Marion Rosey
Pat
Stanley Rose
Correnne Brown
Baby Nell
Mary Bailey
Beatrice Rose
Tov Blue
Henry Rose
David Wherff
Littlefield School
Beatrice Nichols
West Bath
Dorothy Bryant
Dolly
Virginia Kingsbury
Santa
Eva Kingsbury
William Brown
Stanley Williams
Sehuny
Leonard Smith
West Bath Farm Bureau
West Bath Grange Hall
Edward Footer
Tryde Park
Mires
Pooter
James Bosemont
John Williams
Foster's Point
Miss Newkirk
Boston
Mens Farm Bureau
Womens Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Lowell School
Hallowell Rogers
U. of Mo
Orono
Mel
Llewellyn Rogers
Ernest Rose
Pred Rose
Portland
Harold Haggett
Charles Traggett
Stanley Peterson
Thenmuaston
Lawrence Porthind Cement Co
Robert Jordan
Garnet
Fred Brown
Hardings
John Larrabee
Eastern Nazarene College
Wollaston
Mass
Walter Larrabee
J. DM. Lemont
Blow. Hagcett
Brunswick
Ernest J. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Ida Bonney
Russell Street
Nan Brown
Marc
E.R. Brown
Marguerite Williams
Gorham Normal Seheo
Augusta Millionaires Set To Face Bath In Friday Showdown
Bath A C aims to halt Augusta Millionaires after beating Waterville. Notable Bath players Smith Dominek Yippie Nickless and Tiny Overlock return, while Augusta adds Swede Enholme a renowned Maine star, heightening title nerves as the capital City invaders loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Bath A.C
Augusta Millionaires
Invaders
Augusta
Bath
Smith Dominek
Yippie Nickless
Tiny Overlock
Enholme
Maine
Enhome
Sanford
New Englind
McClure Schedules Shamrock Basketball Tour
McClure prepares the Bathman led Shamrocks for a Northern New England road tour booking games in Bath. The roster includes Spider Carlton Rex Beach Bud Dower Nick Pratus Bill Horan Rusty Yarnell with past ties to Peloron Academy Boston College Vermont and other programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostom Shamrocks
J Plorace McClure
Bathman
New Benghind
Bath
Shamrock
Spider Carlton
Peloron Academy
Banger Five Aces
Shamrocks
Rex Beach
All New England High School
Trebron Academy
Beach
Boston College
Bud Dower
Nick Pratus
Gloucester Dros
New York
Permwoods
McClure
Tea
Bill Horan
Rusty Yarnell
Philadelphia Athletics
Yarnell
Vermont
West Bath Grange Honored at Portland Ceremony
West Bath grange had two members chosen to lead the 15th degree at the Maine State Grange annual session in Portland on December 14. Tlon and Mrs. J Edward Drake of Bath were urged to take prominent spots at the head of the line amid installation of officers. Also attending were Mr and Mrs Everett G Lemont and Mrs Joanna Hodgkins, with Senator and Mrs Drake. Woolwich grange reportedly had the largest Sagadahoc county representation at the ceremony.
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Bea
Womans Club
Wiscasset Inn
Taggett
Vestey Pesday
Niemi Swain
Barbara Southard
Colcord
Vea Tuiley
Wilburt Sheaws
Mary Marston
Olene Webber
Mars
Annie Diode
Pheten
Gqvorgia MM. Waller
Plinette Achembeth
Greearse
Walser Philden
Wiscasset
Campbell
Cal
Cline Teavell
Chester Aire
Bronkline
Mass
Scott
Pligg Street
Dias
Salem
Norvis Lord
Dresden
Mary Pdelhind
Tolidiny
Gardiner
Gladys White
Crein
Pryeburg
Jessie White
Lillian DP
Sater
Waddie Decker
Mroo
Chirenee Bhigden
Ilesse BP White
Bath
Patdau
Turner White
University of Manive Chary
Mas
Mdwared White
Eo Stinson
Wis Cisset
Beulah Reed
Stone
Sherman
Currier
Academy
Dryden
Betty Gamage
Bristol
Lester Brown
South Portland
Brown
L. al Pusher
Capt
Zene Sper
Tibind Bist
Oservice
BG Parret
Brookline
Miarss
Pirst
EE OW. Webb
West Bath
Maine State Grange
Portland
Tlon
J. Edward Drake
West Bath Grange
Everett G. Lemont
Joanna Hodgkins
Drake
Woolwich Grange
Sagadahoc County
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Sagadahoc Registry
The Sagadahoc registry of deeds records a fortnight of transfers across Bath Bowdoinham Phippsburg Richmond Topsham and Woolwich. Notable entries include Ernest J. McCuushind to Susie M. McCausland and Charles Walsh to Nathan Povieh. Other transfers involve James W. Watson Georgena N. Thurstow Lynn Richardson and the Meserve and Manson families among others.
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Sagadahoc
Bath
Ernest J. McCuushind
Susie M. McCausland
B. Bragg
James W. Watson
Charles Wo Walsh
Nathan Povieh
Julian A. Varney
Corrie Th Varney
Bath Trust Co
Georgena N. Thurstow
Bowdoin EL
Jack
Cleveland G. Bickford
Bowdeinham
Richard FL Denham
Stephen Pratt
Luella TH. Dunton
Mendum
Salley
Elizabeth J. Curtis
Lynn WL Richardson
Phippsburg
Robert TP
Manson
Frank M. Manson
Richmond
Mary L. Ring
Rachel C. Messenger
Benjamin
Douglass
Charles L. Douglass
Forrest Russell
James Eo Pray
Elizabeth BF
Yattaw
Llwellyn
Elizabeth T. Curtis
Lynn W. Richardson
Topsham
John L. Alexander
Poster Bo Meserve
William Danioning
Foster Bo Meserve
Woolwich
Ralph O. Dade Et Ails
John W. Gilnore
Central Church Choir Hosts Annual Supper
The Central Congregational church choir held its annual supper at the Parish house on Washington street on Friday night. The menu included chicken pie, mashed potatoes, turnip, cranberry sauce, cake, cheese, and coffee served by a committee led by Laura Appleton. Afterward a regular weekly visit and social hour followed, with many members’ spouses in attendance. A New Year social is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Congregational Church
Washington Street
Laura Appleton
League
Howard Parks
Rae Thayward
Genesta Corliss
Doris Campbell
Mary Appleton
Leona Blair
Bath A C Victorious Over Waterville In Hard Battle
Bath A C defeated Waterville 41 to 38 at home after trailing 18 8 at the first period. Pooler led Bath with eight points while Turner and Hamilton starred for Waterville. Sammy Cutts debuted strongly for Bath providing scoring and defense as captain McCabe fueled late rally to seal the win for Bath A C.
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Bath A. C
Waterville
Bath A. C. Court
Elm City
Yeu
Bath
Pooler
Capt. McCabe
Turner Husky
Hambilton
Dathites
McCabe
Cutts
Herron
Sammy” Cutts
Morse High
Harrington
Butler
Doyle
Watersville
Louis Pooler
Louis
Turner
Cowen
York
Martosy
Senna
Stover
Legion Building Corporation election and contract awarded
The American Legion Building Corporation met Friday evening and elected Allan Spear as president James Lester Morse as vice president Roscoe J Perkins as secretary Freeman Trott as treasurer The contract to demolish the White home near the new Legion memorial was awarded to Freeman Crosby the highest bidder Work on clearing the property will start at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Building Corporation
Allan Spear
James Lester Morse
Roscoe J. Perkins
Freeman Trott
New Legion Memorial
Freeman Crosby
Bath Agent Skillings Writes Major Group Policy
Skillings, Bath agent for the Insurance Co., drafted policies shown to Commercial Trading Co. employees. It was regarded as the second largest group insurance issue in Bath in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toger Skillings
Bath
Isurance Co
Commercial Trading Co
Christmas Business Breaks All Records in Maine Northeast Rail Service
Maine Central officials report mail and express through Portland shattered records for the second week before Christmas. To handle heavy loads six trains will run in two sections this week including the night train to the Provinces from Portland at 10 45 PM and the Washington County sleeper from Worthind at 1 20 PM.
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Maine Central
Portland
Bangor
Washington County
Worthind
Lewiston
Waterville
Van Strikes A Post Preventing Collision Near Woolwic Boundary
George W. Jewett of Bath a State Highway policeman investigated a three person accident near the Woolwic Wis casset boundary. William Coggswell driver of a Port hnd furniture truck and Charles Watkins of Port hnd with Richard Grover of Wiscasset drove separate trucks. Coggswell veered to avoid a collision and struck a bridge post saving Grover from a fall of about 35 feet. Wreckers lifted the furniture van and towed it to Bath. the load was sent on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Jewett
Bath
Woolwic
Wiscasset
William Coggswell
Porthind
Charles Watkins
Richard Grover
Boothbay Harbor
Moatsweag Stream
Grover
Coggswell
Jewett
Charles Henderson
Edward Brown
Last Cargo of Coal for Year Arrives on Neshaminy Barge
The final coal cargo of the season arrived Monday as the Neshaminy brought 76 cents of Old Company's Lehigh to Gibbons Coal Co. arrangements allow loading at Port Richmond Philadelphia instead of Elizabethport. Tow by Carlisle to Kennebec, picked up by Seguin at Parker flats, to be emptied by Mulligan stevedores immediately. The Seguin will haul to Portland for ag alove, then winter at sea and return mid March.
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Neshaminy
Old Company
Lehigh
Gibbons Coal Co
Port Richmond
Philadelphia
Elizabethport
Kennebec
Carlisle
Parker Flats
Seguin
Mulligan Stevedores
SONS OF VETERANS SEEK MEMORIAL BUILDING COOPERATION
SONS OF VETERANS and the Auxiliary unite to acquire a building for a memorial. The Ways and Means committee expanded and Edward W. Bridgham appointed chair, with unanimous vote to draft articles forming the RW Hyde Building Corporation and grant power to buy a building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde
Sens O
Auxiliary
Eas
Ways and Means
Edward W. Bridgham
Neuls
Bridsgham
RW. Hyde Building Corporation
Interesting speaker at Universalist Church
Rev. Howard Marshall D.D. of Boston, head of the Universalist Publishing House, spoke Friday night on the future of religion and church reform to reach those outside its influence. A supper by the Ladies aid and Murray club preceded the talk in the vestry and was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Marshall
D.D
Boston
Universalist Pubishing House
Universalist Church
Ladies Aid and Murray Club
Adams Reed Wedding at Bath City Clerk Home
Henry D. Adams of Beth and Beatrice Louise Reed of Woolwich married Sunday at the town clerk Mrs Chira Reed a justice of the peace. The groom son of Harrison Adams Bath and the bride daughter of a Mrs of Woolwich. They will reside in Bath. Also Damariscotta visitor in Bath Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Adams
Beth
Beatrice Louise Reed
Woolwich
Chira Reed
Justrce
Harrison Adams
Bath
Bowdeinham
Irs
Adams
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M’clure
Shamrock Basketeers
Central Church Choir
Legion Building Corporation
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