Winnegance Community Club notes and social events
Weekly community party at the community house featured whist with prizes won by El bridge B. Malcolm and Miss Marion Morse. Various club activities included socials, auctions, kitchen fund efforts, and plans for Donnelli vaudeville entertainment. Members and guests attended meetings, with multiple hostesses and prize winners named across Winneganee Bath area communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbridge B. Malcolm
Marion Morse
Dorothy Morse
Monroe Stores, Inc
Bath
Ruth Williams
Winneganee
Squaw Club
Walter Morse
Harry C. Webber
Frank Perry
Richard ©. Morse
Reed Farm
Parker Head
Donnelli
John G. Morse
George M. Eaton
Harry C. Williams
Bridge Street
Abram C. Oliver
Betty Wellman
Carolyn Oliver
Monroe
Arthur Totman
Nellie
Boston
Robert P. Manson
Thatcher Barker Pinkham
Phippsburg
Roland Smith Post
American Legion
Women’s Auxiliary
Edgar Oliver
Furber Reelected Chairman and Board Appointments
William A. Furber was re elected chairman of the Board of Education at the annual organization meeting Monday night at 7 30. Clinton D Wilson was re elected secretary. Dr Langdon T Snipe and Mr Furber were re elected members of the account committee. Edward W Bridgham was elected a member of the high school athletic council. Alumni members of last year’s council held over until the June meeting of the Alumni association. Beacon street church ladies aid served ice cream and cake to honor Mrs Annie Teeling and Roger Moulton on their birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Furber
Board of Education
Clinton D. Wilson
Langdon T. Snipe
Furber
Edward W. Bridgham
Alumni Association
Ladies Aid of
Beacon Street
Annie Teeling
Roger Moulton
Bath attendees at Bates tournament basketball games
Allan Spear Ray Cummings Alex Burden Emery Wilson Albert Mullen and Charles D Hall were among Bath people who attended the basket ball games in the Bates tournament Saturday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Spear
Ray Cummings
Alex Burden
Emery Wilson
Albert Mullen
Charles D. Hall
Bath
State D A R Meetings at Dover Foxcroft
Maine D A R chapters report strong finances per State Treasurer Avis G Ames. State Regent William Smith Shaw pushes Maine room and endowment fund, with chair selection for the Maine room pending committee approval.
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Maine Daughters of the American Revolution
Avis G. Ames
William Smith Shaw
State of Maine
Maine
Dover-Foxcroft
Mary Pelham Hill
Topsham Brunswick
Victor Binford
Amariscoggin
Katherine Marshall
Old York
W. H. Williams
Kcussinoc
W. Huston
Frances Dighton Williams
Samuel Grant
Gardiner
Ames
Marshall
Jessica Haskell
Mary Kelton Dummer
Hallowell
Victor Warren
State Regent
Florence Waugh Danforth
Eunice Farnsworth
Skowhegan
Prescott Motor Co Garage Entry Stolen Cash Found Hidden
burglars broke into Prescott Motor Co garage at North and Lincoln, stealing $20 to $30 from the office. About $15 in change was left in a mechanics bag, and another $15 was hidden behind the cash register. Entry was attempted through the front door before the burglars pried open a rear window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott Motor Co
North
Lincoln Street
Universalist Beats Fort Preble In Bath Prelim
The Universalist church team from Bath defeated Fort Preble of Portland 47 to 14 at the Y gym on Saturday evening in a preliminary to the Central Beacon clash. Lyden Lemont and Maxwell led the Bath offense, while McIsaac starred for Fort Preble. Proceeding item notes Portland business visitor E C Merry.
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Universalist Church Five
Bath
Fort Preble
Portland
Y Gym
Central Beacon
Lyden
Lemont
Maxwell
McIsaac
Phippsburg Social News Highlights Visitors and Local Updates
Hon Charles V Minott resting in Roxbury Mass visited Phippsburg town last week. Graydon Morse from Popham Coast Guard station spent weekend in Bath. Mrs Freeman C Bowker dined with Mrs J E Perry. Yvonne Kidder of Bath stayed with Linwood and Mrs Feete. The Bowker family and others visited Bath and Portland. School repairs completed and floors oiled. Robins sighted in Dromore area. William and Howard Bowker were Bath visitors on business.
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Charles V. Minott
Roxbury
Mass
Graydon Morse
Coast Guard Station
Popham
Bath
Freeman C. Bowker
J. E. Perry
Yvonne Kidder
Linwood Feete
Harry McIntire
Alice Galvin
Center School
B. M. Simpson
Frank Leavitt
Portland
Roslindale
Nathaniel Percy
Parker Head
F. C. Bowker's
Moses Chandler
Popham Beach
Jennie Bishop
Dromore
West Bath
Jane Haggett
Elmer Tibbets
Elbridge Morse
Beachmont
Ann M. Bowker
Henrietta Webber
William R. Bowker
Howard Bowker
Bridle paths not a public need opposes bill
Editor argues Maine constitution limits taking private property for public use and says public needs are met by highways. He condemns proposed private bridle paths as tyranny and questions motives of supporters including aid to out of state summer school children.
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the Independent
Maine
Lenten preaching and local notes from Winter street area
Rev E D Hardin heads to Bangor for a Lenten service at All Souls Congregational church. Elmer Norton, patient at City hospital, shows steady recovery from a leg injury but will stay two weeks. Sunshine club met with president Miss Julia Montgomery planning rings. attendees included Barbara Norton Elizabeth Hughes Dorothy Elsemore. John L Brown from Manitoba advocates Canadian embargo on U S fruit over tariffs. Bessie and Grace Dick inson return home from a Portland winter stay.
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E. D. Hardin
Winter Street
Bangor
All Souls Congregational Church
Elmer Norton
Arthur C. Norton
City Hospital
Sunshine Club
Julia Montgomery
North Street
Barbara Norton
Elizabeth Hughes
Dorothy Elsemore
Dorothy Robinson
Health Seal Sales Campaign in Sagadahoc Tops Last Year
Sagadahoc County residents raised 571.61 in the largest Christmas Health Seal and Bond Sale yet, surpassing last year’s 413.36. The Maine Public Health Association, part of the National Tuberculosis Association, thanks committees and purchasers from Arrowsic Bath Bowdainham Georgetown Phippsburg Richmond Topsham West Bath and Woolwich for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Maine Public Health Association
Arrowsie
Norman Drummond
Bath
Marcia Moulton
Clinton D. Wilson
Frank B. Nichols
S. Mullen
Eugene Desmond
Bowdeinham
Cecia Bugbee
Georgetown
George M. R. Walker
Phippsburg
Lizzie M. Sawyer
Alice Galvin
Evelyn Donnell
Prin, McIntosh
Richmond
Arthur Terrill
Topsham
Mildred Edwards
West Bath
Lillian M. Cutler
Kitty Preble
Woolwich
Bath W C T U Aids Starving Chinese Children With Holders
The Bath W C T U and its Loyal Temperance Legions make and sell cloth holders to raise funds for starving Chinese children. Miss Ruth Emerson and Mrs. Bernice MacDonald lead weekly activities for children at several streets, with members selling holders to support the effort. The unions plan continued charity work with programs at the Oak street and Dummer street groups and expect more sales by the young workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath W.C.T.U
China
Temperance
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
George Patterson
Andrews Road
Ruth Emerson
Loyal Temperance Legion of
Oak Street
Bernice MacDonald
Dummer Street
Boston House Votes Against Abolition of Capital Punishment
New England notes report Boston House of Representatives defeating legislation to abolish capital punishment. The item appears among broader weekly briefs from multiple U.S. locales including Watertown and Lowell with various political and social developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
House of Representatives
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
New House Plan
Little New England College
Multiple World and Local Events Span Nations
A wide array of items includes flights to Santa Barbara, Europe trips, a jury verdict in a Thaw suit, thefts from Seventh Day Adventists, forgery arrests in Indiana, a military parade in Germany, Libyan clashes, a royal marriage ceremony, a tug of war over steel spares, and a Boston boxing title matchup. The notices cover floods warnings, parole rights, and several notable deaths and legal developments across the United States and Europe.
Knollin Leads Prayer Talks at Corliss Street Church
Rev F H Knollin of Waterville conducts Tuesday evening sermons on Worship drawing large crowds. Last night he explored why some prayers go unanswered and other issues. Next Tuesday he will discuss methods to develop prayer practice with class book The Training of the Devotional Life by Minnie E Kennedy and Minna M Meyer used in the study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Knollin
Waterville
Corliss Street Church
Minnie E. Kennedy
Minna M. Meyer
Stammerers Not Backward Says Col Univ Expert
Dr Elizabeth D McDowell of Columbia University reports from Popular Science Monthly that stutterers are not behind in school. After examining 7000 children, she finds no retardation in stuttering students. A Morse leaves for Quincy Mass as guests of Mrs Ernest A Allen. Charles E Plaisted called to Stamford Conn by aunt Mrs T B Smart illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth D. McDowell
Columbia University
New York
Popular Science Monthly
A. Morse
Quincy
Mass
Ernest A. Allen
Bath
Charles E. Plaisted
Stamford, Conn
T. B. Smart
Corliss Team Loses at Portland Bimboes 45 28
The Corliss church team of the Y league traveled to Portland and lost 45 to 28 to the Portland Boys’ Club Bimboes at the Boys’ Club building. Bath led 12 0 early as Portland pulled away, with Phil Eaton scoring 12 for Corliss and Brewster fouling out. The Portland squad’s front line subs contributed heavily as they plan a rematch in Bath.
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Corliss Church
Portland
Portland Boys
Bimboes
Boys’ Club
Bath
Shipping City
Corliss
Phil Eaton
Brewster
South End
Motor Buses Upset Old Irish Customs
The motor omnibus changes rural Ireland by linking districts to towns and cities, altering village trade as rural workers shift shopping to larger centers and towns feel the impact of competition from bigger cities.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Ireland
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A. A
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Willimantic, Conn
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Silesia
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Joe Lillich
Holy Cross
Douglas McKinnon
Edmund T. Shanahan
Providence
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Pat McGill
Fitchburg
Soldiers’ Relief Department
William Carey Poland
Brown University In
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Willimanticective
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Jackson
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Peters
Taliento
Mitchell
Rg McMann
Rg Chaney
Sette
Lewis
Totals
Teer
Botto
Atwood
L. F. Medicine Co
Portland, Me
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