Bowdoinham wedding at Hulse home in Bowdoinham
Miss Abbie Gretchen Hulse wed Karl D. Hatch at the Hulse residence with a simple ceremony conducted by Rev. F. S. Leathers. The event followed a green and white decor, Mendelssohn music, and a brief gathering of immediate relatives. The couple plan to reside with the bride’s parents after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Hulse
Abbie Gretchen Hulse
Karl D. Hatch
Charles
Mendelssohn
Verda Hulse
Arlington
Mass
Rev
F. 3. Leathers
Maine Contest Selects Richmond Seamstress Candidate
Miss Beatrice Card of Richmond is named a contestant in a state sewing contest announced by the State Department of Orono. Contestants have won state or county championships and will cut and sew a garment, earning 15 cents per hour for work with a prize for the most efficient seamstress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Card
Richmond
State Department of
Fear For Safety Of The Bradford FE schooner
Four masted schooner Bradford FE Jones is headed to Portland from Philadelphia with Capt Allen. She sailed from Provincetown before a Sunday gale on Jan 21 along with Courtney Houck and Mary Bradford Vierce. Blown off shore, the Jones may have lost sails but is expected to work her way back to the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford FE. Jones
Allen
Portland
Philadelphia
Jones
Courtney
Houck
Mary Bradford Vierce
Provincetown Harbor
Jury fails to reach verdict in Bath flour case
In Lewiston court, a jury in the suit by Lewis Abramson against Oscar Holway Co. of Auburn failed to agree after eight hours of deliberation and was dismissed. Abramson sought 2781.08 plus interest for four bags claimed musty flour delivered Oct. 27, 1920, and refused when found unsatisfactory. a replacement consignment was also rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Abramson
Bath
Oscar Holway Co
Auburn
Supreme Court
Lewiston
Bathman
Holway Company
Abramson
Frank A. Morey
Harry Manser
Oscar Holwify Co
M. C. Trott
Oscar Holway
Columbus
Ohio
Attorney Manser
Mr. Abramson
Philbrook
Rand
Obituary George Glidden, Bath Shrined in Local Devotion
George Glidden, 62, Bath resident and longtime public figure, died Saturday after a long illness at his Tarbox street home. Born July 4, 1858 in Bath, he worked 20 years at sea, served as a tugboat cook, and spent 28 years at Bath Iron Works before a disabling stroke. He leaves wife Mirinda J. Glidden, five sons George F. Glidden James Harry Emerson Glidden of Bath and Arthur Glidden of Lewiston, daughter Mrs. Harrison Workman of Bath, 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Tuesday at 10 a.m. from the Tarbox street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George &. Glidden
Tarbox — Street
Bath
Augustus
Delina Glidden
Charles Lawrence
Gardiner
Bath Iron Works
Mirinda J. Glidden
Harry
Emerson Glidden
Arthur Glidden
Lewiston
Harrison Workman
Great Artists Coming for Chapman Concert in Bath
Bath readers will enjoy a February 10 Chapman concert presented by the Mendelssohn club featuring Julia Floyd colatura soprano Myerett Bishop bass baritone and Gabriel Engel violinist A New York manager Antonia Sawyer praises the chosen trio and promises New England audiences a rare program by top New York artists in their town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Chapman
Mendelssohn Club
Julia Floyd
Colatura
Myerett Bishop
Gabriel Engel
Antonia Sawyer
New York
New England
Congressman White Still Undecided at Lewiston Home
Congressman Wallace H. White arrived at his Lewiston home Saturday night and remains undecided on two major issues before returning to Washington. His supporters expect him to seek another term in Congress in the June primaries. He awaits the civil service commission’s eligible list before deciding on the Lewiston postmaster appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Hi. White
Lewiston
Washington
Congress
Congressmian
White
Civil Service Commissioners
Funeral for Mrs Prattie J Lermond Held at Home
Funeral of Mrs Prattie J Lermond was Thursday afternoon at two at the residence 504 Washington street attended by many friends. Rev Dodge Hardin of Winter Street Congregational church conducted the service. Bearers were Tlarrey QW Crosman Arthur Sampson John Tage and Thomas VP Black. Burial was in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prattie J. Lermond
Washington Street
Re. Dodge Hardin
Winter Street
Funeral Notice for Mrs Walter Perry
Funeral of Mrs Walter Perry will be Friday afternoon at her residence in Winneconne. Rev. officiant will conduct services. Interment will follow at the local cemetery. Friends may call at the home prior to the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Perry
Lise
Winuegauce
Seventy Masons Go to Council in Bath Event
More than 70 Bath Masonic Lodge members attended a Mount Vernon council No. 2 session in Brunswick with a supper and exercises. Over 40 candidates received degrees, 33 from Bath, others from Lisbon Falls, Freeport, and nearby towns, with many Bath participants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Robert Sinclair
Oliver Moses
Arthur Auld
B. Motley Fuller
M. D
Howard Blake
Luther Thompson
Warren E.kershner
William A. Furber
M. C. Arel
LeRoy Colby
Sylvester Rowland
John Wishart
Edwin Ramsay
Raymond Welch
Joseph Solovich
Fred Curtis
Melvin H. Beerwort
George Fowler
Thomas Fowler
Henry G. Hodgdon
Winfield Hagan
Arthur Hagan
Maurice Haynes
Thomas Jerkins
John Freeman
Oscar Fard
Edward Morse
Garrett Galvin
George Goodwin
George Huston
William Wheelock
Zina Eaton
Charles Connor
J. Edward Hughes
Charles A. Harriman
Harry Lord
John Sherm
Hugo Wimmer
Fred Brackley
Fred Gilboy
Harry Lerkins
Albert Flint
Herbert J. Hopkins
City Obtains Clear Title To Lincoln Street Project
The City of Bath now owns all streets, sewers, and sidewalks on the Lincoln street project after the United States Housing Corporation sent a deed this week. Attorney Walter S. Glidden delivered the document to the courthouse and it was recorded at the Register of Deeds office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Bath
Lincoln Street
United States Housing Corporation
Walter S. Glidden
Register of Deeds Office
PULPWOOD SHIPMENTS TO BATH FOR PEJEPSCOTT PLANT
The Pejepscot Paper Coastmarking plans to bring all pulpwood to Bath this season and ship to Pejepscot mill. After earlier Belfast damage and partial Belfast fires, Bath becomes a main station. May 1 start for increased ship cuts. Capt Cleveland Swett and family will move from Belfast to Bath, their old home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pejepscott Paper
Bath
Pejepscot
Oso
Belfast
Cleveland 13
Swett
Beth
Dunbar Denies Bath Man’s Rumford Job-Friction Tale
E Dunbar a Bath man and assistant to James Stewart master mechanic for International Paper Co at Rumford denies a Bath man’s claim that Rumford men oppose out of town workers. He asserts conditions in Bath are good with work, church, lodge activities and many Bath men planning to move families here as traveling improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UP. E. Dunbar
Bath
James Stewart
International Paper Co
Rumford
Mr. Dunbar
Batn
Governor Suxter launches Maine publicity subscription drive
Governor Percival I. Suxter signs subscription No 1 for the State of Mali Publicity Bureau and endorses a campaign to raise about 60000 for year round Maine promotion. Funds collected from Port hand to Lewiston and then across the state with endorsements from the Maine Automobile Association and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival I. Suxter
State of Mali
Maine
Porthind
Meeting at Perry's Grocery Discusses City Affairs
Citizens and taxpayers met January 26 at Capt. S. C. Perry's grocery on lower Washington street to discuss city political and business matters. The nonpartisan group favored James T. P. Ledyard as a potential Citizens ticket candidate. Charles H. Harrington chaired. John C. Perry served as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
Funeral of Edwin W Trott Held at Riverside Cemetery
Funeral services were held Thursday forenoon at the residence on Upper Washington Street with Rev S A Evans officiating. The bearers were Oscar and Raymond Trott and the burial took place in Riverside Cemetery Woolwich. Harry Cohen has returned to Boston after a week there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Trott
Upper Washington Street
Harry Cohen
Boston
Star Marque Dominates in Four Heats at Millpond Races
Arch ie Edgerly’s Lady Amiss clashed with Wal lace Quint’s Star Marque in four ice heats. Star Marque won three heats including a tight finish against Lady Amiss, while Teddy R. and Baron Sidnut claimed Classes B and C respectively, Irene May winning Class D. A large crowd watched officials Charles Jordan, Harry Peterson, Harrison Bowie, William Shaughnessy, and George Worrey judge and time the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Edgerly
Lady Amiss
Millpond
Wallace Quint
Archie
the Pond
Star Marque
Teddy R
Roy Hall
Daimnariscotta
Baron Sidnut
Morris Rines
Wiscasset
John A. Norris
Irene May
Teddy IR
Baron Sidout
Cecil Fields
F. W. Carlton
Bath
George W. Jewett
Blanche W
Charles Jordan
Harry KE. Peterson
Harrison KE. Bowie
William Shaughnessy
George Worrey
Devil Field
Judge Releases Traverse Jurors In Cline Liquor Case
Justice Scott Wilson of Saga dahoe county Supreme Judicial court discharged all traverse jurors after court opened Monday afternoon in State v Harvey Cline. He said jurors had heard most facts from a prior case involving Cline and likely formed opinions, so a new panel will be drawn. Cline faces three liquor charges and is set to be tried Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Wilson
Supreme Judicial Court
Sagadahoe County
Traverse
Wilson
State
Harvey Cline
Cline
Ankle Break Report After Fall on Center Street
Mrs Levi TD Spinney, 75 Center Street, slipped on Center Street hill in front of W J Chase's home and fractured her right leg above the ankle. Mr and Mrs John Wilson assisted until her husband arrived with a cab to take her to a friend’s home. Dr T C Ifannigan reduced the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi TD. Spinney
Center Street
W. J. Chase
John Wilson
Spinney
Edward Wright
Academy Street
TC. Ifannigan
Mrs Herbert M Sawyer Dies In Worcester at 60
Annie Lunt Sawyer widow of Herbert M Sawyer died at 2 Richardson terrace Worcester after two years of illness. She was 60, born in Brunswick, lived in Bloomington and Davenport before moving to Worcester in 1891. Funeral plans call for burial in Brunswick. she supported several charities and led a whist club in her honor. A separate note recalls a Morse high school sleigh ride organized by Miss Helen Powers for about 30 students to Winneganuee and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie (Lunt) Sawyer
Herbert M. Sawyer
Richardson Terrace
Worcester
Mass
Mrs. Sawyer
Brunswick
Capt
Robert and
Jane (Gross) Lunt
Waltham
Sawyer
Bloomington
Davenport
Town
Davenport Democrat
Chamber of Commerce
Telegram
Sawyer Whist Club
Helen Powers
Morse High School
Frank Tagan
Pang
Winnegaunee
Beacon Street
Commercial courses by mail from Auburn Maine
Catalog of home study subjects offered by the Auburn Maine high school including bookkeeping banking law shorthand typewriting and civil service prep with low rates and easy terms. Principal W Mann promotes correspondence courses for students and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mann
Auburn
Maine
Pedestrian trip to Topsham notes sermon and locals
Bowdoinham residents Kendall and Dattee walked to Topsham to hear Rev Elijah Kellogg expound scripture and report the walk was pleasant. Arthur Patten preached on Suc cess from Romans 8 28 with scriptural and historical quotes to a large audience. Capt Reuben Varnum returns to Yokohama after timetable changes and various local meetings span granges churches and fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LB. Kendall
Dattee
Topsham
R. R
Elijah Kellogg
Arthur B. Patten
Reuben Varnum
Yokohama
Japan
Pacific Mail
S. S. Co
Sagadahoe County
Pomona Grange
West Bath Grange
Thomas H. Sprague
Silas Trufant
J. W. Lang
W. S. Rogers
Joseph White
KH. O. Fisher
Bath
St. Louis
Universalist Society
Noble Maxwell
Orrin Chaffin
North Windham
William Adams
Clara Fogg
Westbrook Seminary
Sherman Graves
Spring Cove Ice Co
Rotary dinner in Bath Rotary Club letter to Sawyer
Bath Rotary members read letters from Capt. Richard Quick and Henry Butler at Hotel Phoenix lunch. Dr. Francis A. Gray presented a sketch by Arthur Staples, with an encore. A signed letter to Harry Sawyer from Bath Rotarians describes warm weather in Bath, Maine, and Rotary hospitality. Quick notes: New Orleans Rotary meeting had no badges no blessing and members leave when hour ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Hotel Phoenix
Richard K. Quick
Henry F. Butler
Bath Club
Harry ST. Passmore
Francis A. Gray
Arthur G. Staples
Priscilla
Harry B. Sawyer
Bath Rotary Club
Bath
Maine
Harry LB. Sawyer
Buena Vista Street
Redlands
Cali
Harry
Rotary Bunch
California
Sawyer
Jennie
Double Rotary
Justice Scott Wilson
C. O. Barrows
Vortland
Donald Sewall
James P. Ledyard
Capt
Richard Quick
New Orleans
Rotary Club
Kolb’s
Sabino Equipped to Fight Ice Fields
Steamer Sabino of the Popham Beach Steamboat Co. is well equipped to combat ice. A five foot steel cutter on the bow, rubber cushioning underneath, a copper strip along the hull, and reinforced planking and oak cover protect the vessel, enabling it to withstand heavy ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
Richmond Visitors Harry Houdlette and Melvin Baker
Richmond residents Harry Houdlette and Melvin Baker visited the town on Tuesday, spending time in local sights and meeting residents during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Houdlette
Melvin Baker
Richmond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bowdoinham
En Hulse
Ivan Lang
Waterville
EB. P. Kendall
Maine General Hospital
J. H. Ames
Kennebec
Waldo
Methodist Society
Paul Ames
Sagadahoc
Surance” Co
Bowdoinham Ridge
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
M. Fowle
Helen Gould
F. 5
Leathers
Star Aid
F. K. Jack
Mary Varinton
Bertha Moulton
S. Aetchell
L. Mosher
Nelson
Town Hall
Myra Fowle
Ernestine Shea
P. C. Nealy
Frank Coombs
Bowdoin Center Road
Elsie Dickinson
Florence Fogg
Brounswick
F. M. Chadwick
Brookside
Richmond House
Beatrice Small
Arline Pierce
Grace Mealey
Maine Central
Harvards Road
F. S. Leathers
Elijah
Maine News Notes
Park Spollard
the Parks Pollard
Trott Bros. Grain Company
Broad Street
Bath Opera House
Paramount
Gaudreau’s Symphony Orchestra
George G. Glidden
Congressman White
Dunbar
Ledyard
Bi m
Nina Belle
Senter
Bowdoinham Advertiser
Ernest Graves
Stark
Wis
Alex Wilson
Union Street
Groves
Chicnago
Rotarians
Coats
Bath Dept. Store
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