West Bath Red Cross session and community notices
West Bath Red Cross members held an all day sewing session at the grange. Local residents and families are noted visiting relatives and friends across Bath and nearby towns with several weekend gatherings and events among the Stackpole, Larrabee, Brown, Lemont, Haggett, and Chase families. A 30 foot cabin cruiser project for Walter Duncan of Boston is mentioned along with a large flock of black birds sighted on the E R Brown farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Red Cross
The
Grange
Fred W. Larrabee
E. W. Haggett
W. H. White
Georgie Knight
Howard Jett
the Nazarene Church of
Bath
E. R. Brown
Ruth Stackpole
Lt. Stackpole
Campbell's Woad
Fred White
Kennebunkport
White
William A. Brown
Victor C. Chase
Boston
Mary Chase
Court Street
Charles S. Lemont
J. M. Lemont
Bb. W. Haggett
H. L. Skillin
A. J. Stuart
South Street
Joseph Footer
Hardings
L. D. Rogers
John McLellan
J. B. Lemont
Woman's Farm Bureau
Grange ‘Hall
Fred Cury
Edwin Vinson
Lemont
Leonard Munsey
High Street
Isaac Trufant
Walter Duncan
Bath Notes Roundup of Local Visits and Movements
Isaiah Hunt and family moved from lower High street to Wittsfield. Mrs Fred H Thompson visited the Portland auto show Monday. Miss Belle Foote and Miss Martha Foote of Washington street spent Wednesday in Portland. Mrs Winfield Wright of Woolwich visited Winnegance as guest of Mrs Dudley Rich. Bates student Malcolm Loring may spend weekend at home in North Bath. David Tabor and Fred Dwyer of Bath attended the Portland auto show Tuesday. Mrs Charles H Cahill hosted her card club luncheon on High street Tuesday noon. James Breen of Reno wrote Weeks street pupils a descriptive letter about Reno. Bath pupils replied with a descriptive letter of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Hunt
Lower High Street
Wittsfield
Fred H. Thompson
Portland
Belle Foote
Martha Foote
Washington Street
Winfield Wright
Woolwich
Winnegance
Dudley Rich
Malcolm Loring
Bates College
North Bath
David Tabor
Fred Dwyer
Bath
Charles H. Cahill
High Street
James Breen
Reno
Nev
Weeks Street
Leslie Whitehouse
Newport
Roth
Lucia Pond
Porthind
Harmony Musical Club
J. E. Ross
State Road
Paul Jack
Augusta
John Parker
Edna Lane
Gardiner
Wesley Bates
Mt. Carmel
O. Sf. S
Nellie Leavitt
Marjory Shepard
Marshall
Mina Floyd
Elizabeth Joy W. M
Leighton Gardner W. P
Inza Gardiner A. M
Lucy Tarr
Frances Curran
Marilla Tate Marshall
Mary Shaw
Rebecca Rogers
Hazel Libby
Margaret
Duren W
Emma Lamoreau
Ada
Flora Denham Ruth
Myrtle Stewthe Esther
Lillian Blair
Martha
Marjorie Shepard
Electa
Werley Day Sentinal
Melvin Hutchinson
Winthrop
Carroll Young
Augusta General Hospital
T. J. Southard
J. Douglas
Bowdoinham
Harold Curtis
Rockwood
Charles Wheeler
Brunswick
Arthur Seigars
Joseph Houdlette
West Dresden
Henry BE. Houdlette
Pleasant Street
Clarence Winkham
Boston
W. Messenger
Call
Dresden
George Chapman
Christine Carey
Victor Carey
Viola Lewis
Hartley Ranger
Frank Worter
Eunice Lee
Stella King
Lynn
Mass
Jesse L. Tarr
Wallace N. Jrice
Misx Belle Heald
Georgia Wheeler
T. O. Williams
West Georgetown
Abbie Reynolds
Vin Kingsbury
Everett Trafton
H. J. Brown
Camp Overlook
Grover EL Farm
William Oliver
W. T. Newdick
TG. Heald
Newell Campbell
Rronsic
Robinhood
First Baptist Church
Martha Rich Bowen
Charles Soule
Porthcawt
Parkes Cadmah
New York
City Hall
Thomas Hlagan
Morse High
T. M. Wagan
Clarence Oliver
Center
Markle Phagan
Belle Heald
William AL Todd
Ralph Scott
David Gibbons
Wis
Harold Hunt
OW. J. Cummings
John Williams
Harvey Tleald
W. A. Todd
T. N. Hagan
Notice of Lost Bounty-land Warrant Duplication Request
We, Ida A McKinney Alfred S Oliver Charles E McKinney and Rupee M Merry claim ownership of bounty land Warrant No 166353 for 169 acres issued to Jane McKinney widow of Ebenezer McKinney The warrant is lost or destroyed and we will apply to the Commissioner of Pensions for a duplicate Also probate notice appointing Mary J Prescott administratrix of Charles D Prescott late of Woolwich Sagadahoc County appears with attestation and date The ad includes a salesman wanted notice from E T Sargent Refining Co Cleveland Ohio Ind 2-2-It.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida A
Hunt
Alfred S, Oliver
Charles E. McKinney
Rupee M. Merry
Jane McKinney
Ebenezer McKkinney
Commissioner of Pensions
Mary J. Prescott
Woolwich
Sagadahoc
Charles D. Prescott
William FP
Dunham
Ind
E. T. Sargent Refining CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Morse Team Edges Cheverus in Narrow Portland Victory
Morse high edged Cheverus 21 to 19 in Portland as Cy Longley and Spike Lyden sparked a late rally. Lyden hit a long shot and Charlie MacDonald added a late free throw to seal the Bath lad win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheverus High
Portland
Morse
Foley
Longley
Lyden
Bath Lads
MacDonald
Bath
Cheverus
Capt
Murray
Eaton
Crocker
Brunswick High
Stan Whitehouse
Tortland
Morse Rooeters
Morse Ee
Lens
Nie Sc Ean
Poriente
Ptr
MacDonald, Rg
Crooker
Res Ate
MPV
Tivsee
Tivsee OO Heey ,S ” 21 | Cheverus Setar Okients
Potey
Otty
McDonough
Tomgy
Rna Aran
Conley
Aspect
Schooner Mary F Barrett Repeats Troubles at Harbor
The five masted schooner Mary F Barrett broke from moorings at Percy Small yard and drifted toward rocks amid gales. Harbor Master Walter Whitney and Chester McCabe crew saved her to the wharf as windlass engine problems hindered recovery. another anchor may be added to keep her from drifting. Boston owners promised to decide on actions after arrival of their representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Barrett
Percy & Small Yard
Walter JL. Whitney
Chester Ho McCabe
Boston
Richmond News Briefs Highlight Minstrel Plans and Local Notices
American Legion post plans annual minstrel show at the opera house on March 14 with aid from members. Passmore announces engagement of Bernice Passmore to Charles Mason of Newport. Installation of Amy Bradley tent D of US Vo of C and other local officers, visits, and various town activities are recorded, including hospital, naval enlistment, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Richmond
Opera House
Post
John W. Passmore
Waterville
Bernice Marie Passmore
Fairhaven
Mass
Charles Derry Mason
George Mason
Newport
Miss Passmore
N. B. Tel. & Tel. Co
Mason
Scannevin & Potter
Amy Bradley
US Vo
C. Wi
Rose Minott
Lewiston
Llazel Moore
Margaret Peabody
Courtney Hinkley
Mildred Beedle
Hattie Terrill
Ida Hutchins
Vanessa Beedle
Minnie Waldron
Mary Osborne
Mildred Hartford
Margaret Grover
Effie White
Sadie Waltz
Ethel Rankins
Mary Gibbs
Lee Tyler
Martha Totman
Lillian Johnson
Mildred Trafford
Georgia Donnell
Mary Cotten
News
Reift
Mildred Harford
Pregram
Pisne
Olive King
Rotarians Learn Artificial Respiration Techniques
Bath Rotary club heard BE. P. Noyes of Central Maine Power describe prone pressure method for artificial respiration. Demonstrator Ralph Brags showed technique with Noyes pumping air into him. The company trains staff weekly to save lives and assist the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Hotel Phoenix
BE. P. Noyes
Augusta
Central Maine Power Co
Noyes
CG. C. le
Bath
Ralph WL Brags
Ralph
C. B. Richardson
Brunswick Club
Waldron H. Sprague
Waterville
Sprague
Richard L. Sprague
Bath Club
Roland H. Cobb
Bowdoin College
Forty-seven Bath workers laid off at Megquier-Dones plant
Twenty seven Bath men at the Megquier-Dones Co Union Tron Works in Fortlind are laid off from producing tractor snowplows. Production delays reduced the work force with spring recovery anticipated. The Bow ie Eaton Motor Sales Co opens in Bath at 24 Vine Street handling Willys Overland lines. Bridge Merrill Inc expands garment operations shifting space to children's wear. Local notes include trips to Porthind Auto Show and Lt John A Lord USN returning to Charlestown Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AML Bus
Bath
Megquier-dones Co
Union Tron
Fortlind
Portland Co
Bowie-Eaton Motor Sales Co
Vine Street
Durward Bowie
Zina M. Eaton
Willys Overland
Whippet
Willys Knight
Stearns Knight
Georgetown Community Notes and Social Roundup
The Working League met at Misx Belle Heald’s home. Residents visited Bath, Woolwich, and West Georgetown. Local residents attended events, hosted guests, and discussed church services, school choices, and the season’s chilly weather.
Camp Overlook Adds New Laurels Each Year
Camp Overlook at Kennebec Point, established by Martha Rich Bowen of Georgetown five years ago, prepares for its busiest season. The camp houses a staff with a focus on health, nature, and character building, admitting girls ages 10 to 16 and guided by a creed emphasizing wholesome outdoor life and modesty in competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Point
Martha Rich Bowen
Georgetown
Bowen
Overlook
Colonial Club Defeats Brunswick in Bath Match
The Colonial club won the first half against Brunswick club by 5 to 0 in Brunswick last week, with about 50 Colonials visiting the college town and enjoying a lunch. Second half likely in Bath around early March. The day saw wins across auction, cribbage and pool, plus billiards and bid whist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Brunswick Club
Brunswick
College Town
Bath
Colonials
Brunswieck
Stuart
Fabs Stacey Cy
Mitchell
LaRock
Watson
Toothaker
Fields
Forsaith
Nash
Owen
Hageen
Tios
Ellison
Cushing
Ross
McCole
Nichols and
Thompson
Plolmes
Senter
ISGS
Kingsley
Day Owen
Johnson and South
Turner
McWhee
Brackley and
Emmons
Roberts
Brown
Sewall
Torrey C
Cribbages
Frantzen
Walker
Morrill
Webber I
Bonney
Parry
Civil Service Clerical Exam Open in Bath
United States Civil Service Commission announces a General Clerical examination to fill positions in Customs Service Navy Yards Veteran Hospitals and similar government establishments near Bath Maine. Postoffice vacancies are excluded. Applications due by Feb VI. Full details from Milton H Doughis Bath Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Bath
Customs Service
Navy Yards
Veteran Hospitals
Customhouse
Boston
Massachusetts
Milton H. Doughis
Central Church Cafeteria Supper Draws Large Turnout
The League of Central church served nearly 150 people at a parish house supper on Wednesday January 25 from five to seven. Menu featured chicken patties cold ham escalloped potatoes hot rolls coffee and assorted pies doughnuts and cheese. Committee heads included Mrs William V Percy chairs trays by Mrs Owen J Ledyard cashier Mrs W S Newell and table coordinators Mrs Ralph W Bragg and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Church
Central League
Washington
William V. Percy
Owen J. Ledyard
W. S. Newell
Ralph W. Bragg
Nellie Lord
Lulu ‘Turner
Seth S. Mullin
Edmund VP. Briggs
Byron F. Barker
Charles W. Welch
Martha Foote
K. Motley Fuller
O. M. Redlon
Gibbons Coal Co Changes Its Office
Gibbons Coal Co moves its up town office from Davenport block Sagadahoe square to 52 Center Street next to Western Union. The Davenport block will be removed for a new City hall. The up town coal office has served since 1893, previously used by S U P Woodward and later Captain Thomas J Gibbons and his son Thomas S Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbons Coal Co
Davenport Block
Sagadahoe — Square
Center Street
Western Union
City Hall
S. Upl Woodward
Thomas J. Gibbons
Thomas S. Gibbons
Obituary for Mrs Lillian M. Millman of Bath
Mrs Lillian M. Millman 3 wife of Thomas O. Millman of Staple Street died Thursday afternoon at the City Hospital after an operation. Born in Rockport she moved to Bath about 12 years ago and was active in West Bath Grange and several auxiliaries. She leaves her husband and her mother now in New York with two brothers James God Willits Whitney of Rockport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian M. Millman
Thomas O. Millman
Staple Street
City Hospital
Millman
Rockport
Merritt Whitney
Bath
West Bath
Maine Central Declares Quarterly Dividends for Pref and Common
The Maine Central Railroad Co. votes a 125 per share preferred quarterly dividend payable March 1 to record Feb 15 and a 1.00 per share common quarterly dividend payable April 2 to record March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maine Central Railroad Co
Five Islands Grange social and community notes
The Grange held a Friday social with cream and cake, raised funds, and highlights include visits by Mrs. Blaisdell and others, library additions, and wind damage last week. Local residents Barber and Stevens families are noted with social visits and new radio installation. Mrs. Marr recovers from burns after a recent fire incident. The third winter whist event occurred with four tables and high scorer Mrs. Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
IL Rowe
Horace Tuttall
Lioyd Pinkham
Mr. Rowe
D. W. Blaisdell
Harry Tarr
Richmond
Blaisdell
DD. Re Stevens
J. J. Bliisdell
Bath
J. J. Stevens
Will Field
M.oy. Butland
Mattapan
Mass
William Delinger
Fred Curris
Pictorial Review
George Gray
A. J. Marr
Bates
Gi Stevens
Db Rowe
True Will Retire as Colonial Club Treasurer
Edward D. True announced he will not seek re election as Colonial Club treasurer after 25 years in the role. He has long served with esteem, holding the office through all but three early years of the club. The resignation precedes the March 6 officer elections set for next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Edward D. True
Mie True
A. Pallett&o
Tree
Ous
Officers Installed at Lincoln Lodge of Odd Fellows
Officers of Lincoln lodge of Odd Fellows were installed Monday night by Ernest Purington of Brunswick district deputy grand master and staff. After remarks by the Visitors no social hour followed. The officers named include Harold Leeman noble grand Maurice Knight vics grand George Sawyer recording secretary John B Conant financial secretary LTlorace Norton warden Leonard Lord conductor Leonard Munsey dhaphin Leeman right supporter noble grand Ralph Ts Mank left supporter noble grand Clarence Rogers right supporter view grand Ernest Savage left supporter vice grand Roy Lord right scene supporter Oscar Thornton left scene supporter Harold Carter recording secretary Alfred Hl. Bunker inside guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lodge of Odd Fellows
Ernest Purington
Brunswick
Harold Leeman
Noble Grand
Maurice Knight
Vics
George Sawyer
John B. Conant
Ltlorace Norton
Leonard Lord
Leonard Munsey
Tlenrs ‘Pl. Leeman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grange Hall
Alfred S. Oliver Charles
McKinney
M. Merry
South End Wharf
FRED S._ CURTIS DickU
Centre ST
Edward Jack
Portind
Lena Hackett
Rowdoinham
Frank Treble
Horace Hinkley
Thomas Hinkley
George A. Hawkes
Enterprise Grange
Theta Vi
Maine School of Commerce
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Granville Douglas
Oa Dhughter
Sertha Louise
Edward Pinkham
Earl Preble
Fraternities
Clarence Peacock
Lillian Jill
Samuel Vannah
Winchester
R. Hls
Eliiss
Oh Kay
Joseph Randlette
Henry C. Reed
Leslie Grundy
Deaconess Hospital
E. P. Noyes
Bridge-Merrill Inc
Garment Department
Roger Skillings
Robert Linekin
RL DS. Prescott
Exposition Building
John A. Lord
Usn
Charlestown Navy Yard
Pearl Street
Working League
Royal Neighbors of
America I
Offorrs
Annie Arsenault
Marie Babine
Lois Ames
Angelena Jenkins
Vier Oracle
Mattie Toothaker
Edith Stinson
Sadie Reelon
Mary Cotreau
Marie Allen
Innentinel
Ida Arsenault
Outer Sentinel
Lizzie Gallant
Charles C. Toothaker
Sutene Sea Lodge
Henry G. Shaw
Order of the Eastern Star
Central Church
Maine Central
True
Lincoln Lodge
Max Katz
Max Kutz
Elm Street
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