Evening Workers Plan Valentine Social at Knight Home
The Evening Workers announce a Friday social at Mrs. Eugene Knight’s home with committee led by Mrs. Knight, Miss Trask, and Mrs. Maree. Supper will be served at Tako. The Woman’s auxiliary to the Community club meets Thursday with Mrs. George M. Eaton to discuss events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Knight
George M. Eaton
John G. Morse
Wortland
Edgar Oliver
Marion Morse
Reuben Purington
High Street
Woner’s
Pred L. Parks
Elb
Squaw Club
Richard 2
Morse
Harry ©. Webber
Frank Perry
Winfield W. Morse
Roberta Manson
J. Parker Morse
Anne MM. Barrer
Oon
Lincoln Geotndlefie
Bertram Crocker
Waldo Hawthorne
Alfred Humphrey
Mars Dow
Maurice Shea
B. O W. Dexter
Sophia Getehell
Florence Carlton
Vera T Dexter
Golda Ogush
Ds Mars
Earl Dow
Bath A C Falls to Vickery Hill in Friday Game
Augusta Vickery Hill defeated Bath A C 46 to 31 on the Y floor Friday night. Augusta built a 24-31 halftime lead and stretched it to 44-31 by three quarters before Bath rallied late. Tiny Overlook led Augusta with strong defense and scoring, while Bath’s McCabe Pooler Doyle and others pushed back late but could not overcome the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickery & Hill
Augusta
Bath
Augustenians
Nickless
Wood
Everett
Maine
McCabe
Pooler
Doyle
Gilmore
Tiny Overlook
McCabe Pooler
Winslow
Trask
Lapidus
Three Applications For Topsham Grange
Topsham Grange held its regular meeting Saturday with about 75 attendees. Three more applications were submitted. The program featured Vocal Trio The Sisters Orinsby Tarr and Alexander and a fashion show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham Grange
Orinsby
Tarr
Alexander
Robert Towle
Henrietta
Sawyer
Florence Williams
Grange
Nickerson
Clifford
Patten
Stevens
Ormsby
Delight Nickerson
Gertrude Tennessey
Montsweag Community Notes and Social Gatherings
Woolwich Montsweag residents report meetings at Hillcrest parsonage including a work meeting and waffle party. Civil and social updates cover birthdays, funerals, visits, school absences, and local travel plans spanning Bath, Wiscasset, and Boothbay Harbor with numerous neighborhood names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag
Hillcrest Parsonage
Yankees Lead Park Bowling League Ahead of Giants
The Yankees hold a comfortable lead in the Park alley bowling league with the Giants in second and the Cardinals in third place as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Giants
Reyneds
Oliver
Cardinals
WG Rats Red Sox
Athletics
Aso Senators
Aio
Cubs
Reynolds
Pies Rar
McMann
Brynohts
Olivers
LTS
Farrar
Ham
Hlaggets
Ice
Soardman
Peterson Ie Eereyes
McLean Peer
Sls
Miller MT Whalen Aie
Agate
Sete
Sda
Aes
SOS
Miller Aisle
Aye
Coffinl H Rages
Heath Foe
Povieh Phebe
Haggard
NTS Robinson
Parahiaa
Comeau
Sane
Wee Metcalf
Sie Singh
Woo Peeve
Red Sox
Owls
Pirates
Senators
Wonders
Athletics Yankees
Petit protests transfer to state hospital in murder case
Raymond Petit of Brunswick, indicted for the murder of Mrs. Marvi White of Topsham and assault with intent to kill Charles Gerow, objects to transfer from Kennebec county jail to the Augusta state hospital for sanity observation. Justice Deasy orders hospital report within three days. Petit resists, claiming lifelong ties to the institution. Sheriff Henderson also reports arrest of Harry George for 60 days for assault and battery on Earl Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Petit
Brunswick
Sagadahoe
Marvi Kk. White
Topsham
Charles W. Gerow
Yarmouth
Cumberland County
Henderson
Kennebec County
Augusta
Dee, Sr
Auggusta State Hospital
Lncre Th. Deasy
Supreme Court
Pettts
Edward W. Bridgham
Justice Deasy
State Hospital
Forrest C. Tyson
Petit
Abram C. Oliver
Harry George
Center Street
Earl Haines
Ferryman Arthur KK at Boothbay Harbor hospital visit
Westport note lists Arthur KK known ferryman of the East Side for the steamer Winter Harbor as a patient at St Andrews hospital Boothbay Harbor. Also mentions John R Swanten Jr a MIT student visiting his uncle P A Swanten at the East Side. Mrs Robert Cousins of Medford Mass visited Westport briefly on Monday coming from Boothbay Harbor and returning there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur KK
Vastrox
Winter Harbor
St. Andrews Hospital
Boothbay Harbor
John R. Swanten, Jr
Masachusetts Institute of Technology
P. A. Swanten
Robert Cousins
Medford
Mass
Westport
Phippsburg Couple Mark Golden Wedding at Daughter’s Home
Mr and Mrs N W Eaton of Ashdale District celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at the home of daughter Mrs Paul Gilmore in Cobb road. A family-surprise party followed a quiet observance due to Mr Eatons illness. Guests included numerous Eaton relatives and friends from Bath Swarthmore and Wiscasset. A basket of roses was presented by son Roland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag
Hillcrest Parsonage
Monteweag Sunshine Guild
Thillcrest
Montsweag Ciwistim
Hillcrest
Frank Reed
Newcastle
Earl Wennerson
Bath
Mars. Delis Card
Willitar Miliet
Legard
Boothbay Harbor
Woolwich
Wiscasset
Edgecomb
Public Utilities Commission
Harold Snaw
Mar
Elizabeth Taint
Charles Wilson Wright
Peaslee
Eiverent Tier
Windham
Minnie Rice
Herbert Stevens
Rockport
Leon Kelly
Brunswick
Christine Dennison
Nequasset School
Bath City Hospital
John Sennette
Harpswell
David Sennette
E. W. Dexter
Sagadahoe Ferry
N. W. Eaton
Ashdale
Nathan W. Eaton
Phippsburg
Paul Gilmore
Cobb Road
Eaton
Meton
Bowdeinhaim
Sidney J. Eaton
Philigy
Chirence
Mes
Leon Horton
Phyllis
Elizabeth
Alice
Martin
Harry TH. Watson
Nathan
Mars
Lettie Baton
Jenestine
Marjeri
Virginia
Debert
Roland Waten
Swarthmere
Vacs
Tyan
Chester Howe Risks Life to Save Two on Icy River
Chester Howe son of W. E. Howe of Esmond crawled onto rotten ice on the Woonegra river to rescue two boys after they fell through. He saved David Sharp and Henry Preisblay but Leveille, 14, drowned. Howe weakened and could not hold Leveille. Authorities noted warning signs about pond ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Howe
W. EF. Howe
Esmond
Rex
Woolwich
Howe
Alphone AL Leveille
Leveille
Nori Providence
Young Howe
David Sharp
Henry Preis Blay
Laveille
Groundhog Day Anticipation Baffles Weather Believers
The article notes Groundhog Day on Candlemas with debate over whether winter ends if the groundhog sees no shadow. Opinions split between a quick end to winter and a longer cold spell, with Raymond Ditmars suggesting the creature rarely emerges before March.
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L. F. Medicine CO
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Butler
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Herbert Cutting
Frank A. Small
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Bath and Vicinity
Fred H. Thompson
General Insurance
Shaw
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Arlene DD
York
Belle G. Lowell
Wilhard
Lowell
Charles Bk. Sprague
Margaret Sprague
Franklin DP Sprague, Jr
Walter PI. Cushing
Sagamore
Guiss
Parkers Head
Danbury Hospital
Owen Richardson
West Poin
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Harry Thayer
Wollaston
Mgr. Thayer
Parker's Plead
Coast Guard
Ramyai
Thayer
Newport News
Gane Pheetrie Co
Keraft Iurier Saratess
AO Pasco
Bath Savings Institution
Chevrolet
America
Etree Ue
Flint
Michigan
M. McKown
Turner & Gilpatrick
Richmond
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