Woodlot activity in West Bath as Morse & Sons harvest logs
The Tobey woodlot in West Bath sees heavy work by John G. Morse & Sons with four two horse teams hauling logs to a bank on Winnegance Creek for rafting in spring. Logs are hauled to Winnegance. operations will rush while sledding lasts. Households statewide note visits, illnesses, and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobey
West Bath
John G. Morse & Sons
Winnegance
Winnegance Creek
Delmar Bates
Quincy
Mass
Bates
Howard
Samuel F. Bates
Sabine
Henry Brown
Brown
W. F. Dunton
Bath
J. C. Larrabee
Lloyd D. Bates
Hudson Navigation Co
New York
Samuel I. Bates
J. E. Mayo
Walter Larrabee
Homestead
Fla
Miami
Ernest FE. Williams
Campbell
Ida Bonney
Taissell Street
J. &. Drake
Birch Point
Charles Williams
Topsham
Arthur
D. A. Merry
Ernest BE. Williams
Birchwood Farm
J. F. Drake
E. R. Brown
West Bath Grangers Do Not Mind Storms
Twenty two members of West Bath grange attended the weekly meeting at Trufant's grange hall. The young people presented entertainment including Franc xfurts and refreshments. Rehearsals for men and women in a forthcoming contest were held at the grange hall. The women will perform on the tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Young People's Day Observed by Universalist Church
Sunday services at the Universalist church highlighted Young People's Christian Union leadership with Miss Gertrude Maxwell in charge and Rev. George Upson Scudder delivering the evening sermon. A Brunswick union meeting followed with about 300 attendees, a YPC program, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples
Universalist Church
Young People’s Christian Union
Gertrude Maxwell
Cyrus Longley
Charles Maxwell
Edwin Spaulding
Bernice Gilley
Clarabell Quick
Eleanor Perry
Susan Fletcher
George Upson Scudder
Hallowell
Alent
Brunswick
Brunswick Ypc
Richard Quick
Paul GG
Uagdikivi Madeolur Doble
George Upson Sendder
der Abisons
Yancu
Bath Union
Brianswick Union
Miss Adeline Tarbox Shoots First Fox on Island
Miss Adeline Tarbox of Westport wins praise for shooting the first fox on the island this winter during Christmas leave. A Rochester public schools physical culture teacher, she enjoyed rabbit hunting on home leave and, in her first attempt, felled the fox after a crack at Mr. Reynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Tarbox
Westport
Miss Tarbox
Rochester
N. Y
Harpswell Bridge Factions Hear U S Engineers in Portland
The pro and anti bridge groups in Harpswell attended a Friday noon hearing at the Portland Chamber of Commerce where U S Engineers officials discussed the Orrs Bailey Island bridge. Town funds are in state treasury awaiting highway department action to proceed. The legislature defeated a measure to curb opposition and preserve citizens' rights to sue. The engineers will assess need and federal conditions for construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpswell
Portland Chamber of Commerce
United States Engineers’ Office
Orr's
Bailey Islands
State Treasury
State Highway Department
U.S
Frank W. Parris 75 Bath spar maker dies at home
Frank W. Parris, 75, Bath spar maker and former city council member, died suddenly Tuesday night at his North End home. Born in Bath, he worked on Sewall fleet ships and later yacht and smelt nets, leaving a son Warren and daughter Mrs Albert Thompson. funeral Friday at 2,500 at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank. W. Parris
Albion K. Parris
North End
Warren A. Parris
Parris
Bath
Varris
Sewall
Wiscasset
Boothbay
Purvis Brothers
Lincoln Lodge
Katahdin Commandery
Warren Parris
Albert TE Thompson
John T and
Talwar Wi
Charles A. Durris
Brockton
Mass
Hits
Personal Notes From a Local Evening Social
Miss Lidia and Moses hosted the Sewing Club at their Washington Street home. Sheriff McCure visited Portia Wreitheid in the afternoon amid concerns of illness. Nhase Teanise Tatre is noted as a gentle age for a birthday on Monday. Mrs Wilda Be Wait at 912 Chestnut Street and Mrs Harry Wo Vnes of Freeda, NV are mentioned in passing, with guest arrangements at Mrs Albert Tl Shaw of High Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidia
Moses
Washington Street
Sherif McCure
Portia Wreitheid
Hiv
Wilda
Harry Wo Vnes
Freeda
Justice Philbrook Adjourns Sagada hoc Court Term
Associate Justice Warren C. Phillbrook closed the five day Sagadahoc Supreme Court January term. Divorces granted include Siegars from Richmond and McLean from Bath. Lydon found not guilty of illegal transportation, and Burns suit verdict favored. May term continuances ordered for several defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe Supreme Court
Warren C. Phillbrook
Josephine J. Siegars
Richmond
Arthur F. Siegars
John A. Siegars
Starvold J. McLean
Bath
Elizabeth Jane McLean
Iituby M. Longfellow
John SS. Longfellow
Ethel Florence Longfellow
Albert W. Pike
Bowdoinham
Edith J. Pike
Madith . Wakem
Harold A. Wakem
EB. Scott Greenleaf
Sagadahoc Supreme Court
Edward W. Bridghiam
Patid
Edgar H. White
Topsham
Dunton
George Murphy
James McFarland
Michael Lydon
Philbrook
Charles A. Bell
Eugene F. Burns
Brunswick
Whitbrook
Light Woolwich ferry travel amid strong winds and early closures
The Woolwich Hockomock state ferry runs lightly as high winds cause drifting and slow traffic. Evening service may end after this week with the last Bath to Woolwich trip at six o'clock after next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockomock
Fas
Bath
Woolwich
Geraldine Stott
Ardene A. Stott
Friendship Club
Emily Geddiman
Stott
Eimma Barnes
I. 2. Dollaf
Weather outlook hints at late spring and mixed February
Sam Morrill, Lewiston's weather expert, predicts below average temperatures and precipitation this month. Two storm periods are expected from the 5th to 14th and from the 18th to 20th, with a warm spell late in the month and a cold wave to end the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Morrill
Lewiston
Sam
Pupils Win High Places at Weeks Street School
The Weeks Street Grammar School honor lists show top students in Grade 7 and Grade 6. Names include William Lrace, Howard Flemaning, Stephen Marshall, and others with Highest Honors and Honors distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks Street
Weeks Street Grammar School
William Lrace
Howard Flemaning
Stephen Marshall
Genevieve Simith
Doris Holbrook
Edward Lesier
Artin Hutchins
Melvitn Trot
Maurice Dblaisdel
Priscilla Colby
Nana Cheney
Henry Thibeau
James Temple
Clinton — Fleming
Mleanor Dall
Month Merchant
Dorothy Troy
Evelyn ‘Froth
Phyllis ‘Lrots
Lannie Prue
Mary Watson
Eleanor Wilson
Evelyn Wallace
Thehors
Grace Babine
Lillian Clark
Russell Collis
Chartina Cornish
Elizabeth Wint
Marjorie Lemont
Helen Moses
Marion Palmer
Florence Reed
Hirer Snethdomn Skelton
Walter Shipe
Edith Walkiee
Dah built schooner Malwatrd DR Winslow changes trip
The schooner Malwatrd DR Winslow finished discharging a cargo at Mini Florida after sailing from Savannah. Chartered to make another trip from the landing port, owners Chase Deavitt & Co changed her charter and she will proceed to Port Arthur to ship lumber back to Miami. The harbor blockade at Mists remains, with workers aiding the effort near the capsized barkentine blocking the channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malwatrd DR. Winslow
Mini
Piorida
Suvannah
Fine Landing
Chase, Deavitt & Co
Port Arthur
Miami
Mists
Miss Hale To Speak On Rural Education In Bath
Miss Florence Hale state agent of rural education in Maine will address Bath residents at the high school assembly hall on February 12 Lincoln's Birthday. The free public event is arranged by both the parent teacher associations and invites Sagadahoc County groups to attend. A joint committee from South Wind and North Center lists several local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hale
Maine
Sath
Lincoln
Sagadahoe County
Wale
South Wind
John Want
Carroll A. Deering
N. Gratz Jackson
Chester A. Plant
William H. Smail
Leland Re. Mitchell
North Center
Mars
Scott M. Golder
John A. Legro
Frank Wakefield
Charles A. Carr
Luther Thompson
South End PATA Meets Discusses Awards and Supplies
At the regular South End PATA meeting Mrs John Hunt presided. Committees reported activity for the month and a glasses purchase was approved for a district pupil. The Weeks Street school sixth grade won the prize for highest parent attendance at a recent evening session. The prize is a six month National Geographic Magazine subscription. Mrs N Gratz Jackson Mrs Leland S Mitchell and Mrs Carroll A Deering hosted tea and cookies after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
John Hunt
Weeks Street
National Geographic Magazine
Mies Amt Averill
N. Gratz Jackson
Leland Si, Mitcheth
Carroll A. Deering
North-Center PTA meets for welfare talk and sewing
A well attended Tuesday afternoon North-Center Parent-Teacher Association gathering at Chik Street parish house featured Mrs. Ada Crockett speaking on community welfare. The treasurer reports over 1200 dollars in the milk fund and tea was served. Next Friday a combined meeting with two teacher associations at Morse High School will host Miss Florence Hale and Miss Minnie Furbish as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Center
Parent-Teacher Association
Chik Street
Ada Crockett
Florence Coss
Morse High School
Florence Hale
Augusta
Minnie Furbish
City Hospital
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Winnegance Mill
West Bath Grangers
Charles J. Tibbetts
Bark and Thurt
Handsome Fox
Bailey’s
Orr’s Island
Frank W. Parris
Sparmaker
Baxter’s
H. C. Baxter & Bro
Brunswick, Maine
Royland McIntosh
Pine Tree Academy
Clayton Dolloff
Dresden
FE. R. Dolloff
BP. W. Carlton
North Woolwich
Frank J. Walker
Arrowsie
Novella J. Trott
Julia Decker
Maiden
Georgie Lily
Tay’s Ferry
Frank Savage
Kate ’S
Frott
Marguerite Williams
No. 1
Campbell's Pond
James Allen
Robertsons
Beverly
Donald
Hebron
Clarence Carlton
Geraldine Rice
Nelson Rice
Everett Rice
South Windham
William Long
Raymond Dexter
D. W. Dexter
Sasanoa Bluffs
Joint Parent- Teacher Association
South End Association
North-Center Association
Norway Medicine Co
Norway
Chevrolet
C. E. Gambill
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
Chevrolet Motor Company
Landau
Flint, Michigan
A. H. Humphreys
O. M. McKown
Boothbay Harbor
Turner & Gilpatrick
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