Colonial Club Tops Brunswick in Bath Club Tourney
Colonial Club defeated Brunswick 13 to 5 in Bath in an annual tournament sweeping pool cribbage pinochle and bridges. Bath bowlers won two of three in bowling. Notables included Stacy 150 Morrison 116 Morse 150 and McCole 150 along with Thompson Ross in contract bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Brunswick Club
Brunswick
Bath
Reg Stacy
Tom Morrison
Horace Morse
George Fields
Bob Toothaker
Johnny McCole
Campbell
Baxter and
Ellison
Fred Thompson
Rodney Ross
John E. Hayes
Alden G. Smith
Bowling match results with Colonial club win
Colonial club defeated Brunswick by three to two after winning against Sadler Laws and Andrew and losing to Donahue and La Tock in a bowling relay style event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadler
Laws
Given
Andrew
Donahue
la Tock
Washington's Birthday Silver Tea By D A R
The D A R Col Dummer Sewall chapter held a Tuesday meeting at Central church parish house voting to stage a Washington birthday silver tea on February 22. An American flag will be presented to the West Bath H club. Delegates and alternates to the Continental Congress in April and the State Conference in Lewiston in mid March were chosen with several members and visitors in attendance. Refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. James T. Bonney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummer Sewall
Central Church Parish House
Washington
Girls ' H Club
West Bath
John A. Morse
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Lewiston
Eva Kimball
Abigail Whitman
Norway
Frances Bridgham
Elizabeth Wadsworth
Portland
James T. Bonney
Annie Cox
Charles Vanderkleed
Collingswood
N. J
Maude Clark Gay
Waldoboro
Alice E. Varney
Charles L. Browne
Bowdoinham
Ernest A. Allan
Topsham
William Given
Harry Hing
Emily Rideout
Flora M. Randall
George Merrill
Agnes Humphreys
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Jane Lemont
Corrie Varney
Alice K. Robbins
Ella J. Douglas
Carlton files campaign report for Maine governor race
Frank W. Carlton of Woolwich, Republican candidate for governor, filed his first month primary campaign expense in the Secretary of State’s office showing expenditures totaling 1445.11. Lew J. Braun of Lewiston and James B. Perkins of Boothbay Harbor reported spending 5.10 and 19.40 respectively. A quiet day marked the 52nd wedding anniversary of Eugene B. Fisher and his wife at 15 Prospect Street, Augusta, with four children and four grandchildren noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Carlton
Woolwich
Becetary of States Office
Lew
J. Braun
Lewitt's
James B. Perkins
Boothbay Harbor
Eugene B. Fisher
Prospect Street
Augusta
Richard Black
Essie Morse
Milo
Marion Berryman
Peak’s Island
Mildred Crocker
Harold F. Fisher
Westboro
Mass
Bath resident views China Japan tensions in Shanghai
Charles J. Donnell of 937 Washington Street, longtime Western business observer, discusses Shanghai’s three zones and Japan's move into the Chinese city. He says foreigners face little military risk, China cannot halt Japan’s regional aims, and Japanese boycott harms Chinese industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Donnell
Washington Street
Chna
Japan
Donnell
Shanghai
China
Tien Tsin
Yangtze River
New York
Far East
Kobe
International Banking Corp
California
America
Bath Boy to Take Up His Profession Here
Donald F. Preble, a Bath native and Morse High School and Massachusetts School of Optometry graduate, has returned to Bath to practice as an optometrist at his home 22 Cherry Street. He began work as an optometrist's assistant in 1926 with Dr. A. I. Stuart, then studied in Boston for two years while continuing to practice. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald F. Preble
Bath
Morse High School
Massachusetts School of Optometry
City
Cherry Street
A. I. Stuart
Boston
Frank Preble
Churchill Sells Out His Shoe Business in Bath
George A. Churchill retires after 22 years operating the Broad and Front Street shoe store in Bath. William A. Fall, with 1918 start at Churchill, takes over Monday, pledging continued high quality footwear while Churchill plans rest and a future venture. Churchill will keep Rice Shoe Store at 176 Front Street and reside in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Churchill
Broad
Front Streets
William A. Fall
Mr. Churchill
D. T. Percy & Sons
Senters, Inc
Conley & Crosby
Percy
Churchill
Bath
Front’ Street
Fall
Times
John P. Welch
A. 8. Melcher
Charles T. Hooper
Mr. Fall
Wildlife talk by Maine warden at West Bath Grange meeting
Ward en Stickney of Saco, supervisor for the southern district, addressed West Bath Grange on wild life in Maine. Bad weather kept many away, but attendees enjoyed his talk and wildlife film. The program features married versus single contests starting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Grange
West Bath Grange Hall
Cosmopolitan Club
Davis Tanguay Nuptials in Boothbay Harbor Church
Miss Laura O Tanguay daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar J Tanguay of 17 Wesley street wed Fred F Davis son of Mr and Mrs George R K Davis of Boothbay Harbor in a Methodist church service. The bride wore white crepe de chine and pink bouquet. A reception followed at the Stone home. The groom a Boothbay Harbor high school graduate class of 1928 works at the U S Fish Hatchery and plays for the Cubs of the American Legion league. The couple will reside on Townsend avenue Boothbay Harbor. Florence Stanfield R N arrives to serve as superintendent of nurses in Lewiston after leaving Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura O. Tanguay
Oscar J. Tanguay
Wesley Street
Fred F. Davis
George RK. Davis
Bootthbay Harbor
George L. Pressey
Lewis S. Stone
Cubs
American Legion League
Morse High School
Boothbay Harbor
Leslie Marr
Davis
Townsend Avenue
Bowdoinham Horse Racing Club Forms In Banquet Hall
Local Bowdoinham community forms a sportsman’s stud with officers led by C. H. McEwen as president and J. H. McCart as vice president. Races planned on Saturdays and some Wednesdays open to all horsemen. notes about town meetings, illnesses, and social events interwoven through the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P
C. H McEwen
J. H. McCart
Kal Hatch
A. S. MacDougal
Ed Graves
George Hamilton
E. S. Lancaster
George Sedgley
George Cutler
Frank Siegars
Edward Gile
Fred Leavitt
F. K. Jack
Sara Denham
Elisha Webber
Leslie Brown
Seiectmen
B. B. Douglass
Mary Sedgley
Augusta
Turner
Charles M. White
The
Grange
Bernard Henderson
Bath
Leathers
Smalley
John McCart
Portland
Irene Millay
Gardiner Hospital
Pleasant Street Club
R. D. Purinton
Clara N. Fogg
Victoria Flood
Ida Fowe
Mary Lilly
C. L. Browne
Victoria Fisoh
W. S. Given
Emily Rideout
Cleveland Curtis
J. H. Ames
Paul Ames
Fairfield
Ernest Ames
Helen Winters
Electa Chapter
Helen Denham
Carrie Merrill
Abbie Thorn
Rockland Mayor Announces Bid for Maine Governor
Charles M. Richardson, mayor of Iekland, seeks the Democratic nomination for governor in the June primaries. He pledges a personality free primary and party harmony. His platform sums to a five word pledge, A Square Car for Maine, and promises a conservative progressive administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Richardson
Iekland
Maine
Bath Iron Works Ahead on Coast Guard Boat Deliveries
Bath Iron Works reports near three week lead on Coast Guard patrol boat construction. Daphne dock trials completed, sea trial done. last three boats to be delivered by April 27 1932. Commander Eaton and crew praised for cordial cooperation with Bath plant. Andrew Hart injured by falling canvas but not seriously hurt. Ferdinand Dumais becomes new father of twins. Safety talk by Walter Brennan emphasizes fault is shared across workers and management. The Thetis seizure details noted with Cadet liquor cargo. Notre Dame tow by Aurora earlier. Destroyer Dewey project adds Earl C. Kimble to Bath staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Coast Guard
Daphne
Bath
Philip B. Eaton
Iron Works
Eaton
Andrew Hart
City Hospital
Hart
Ferdinand Dumais
Safety Committee
Walter J. Brennan
State Department of Labor
Texas Yard
Brennan
Thetis the Independent
Thetis
Weymouth
N. S
Nantucket Island
Coast Guard Academy
New London
The
Dewey
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
R. W. Ferrell
Mr. Kimble
Governor Seeks Public Service Over Personal Honor
The speaker declares dedication to serving the state and its people in the executive department. He states ambition is service, seeks the unbiased advice of all citizens, and asks for divine guidance to lead with humility.
Sterling Bible Class Monthly Meeting Held at Russell Home
The Corliss Street church Sterling Bible class met at Mrs. Maude Russell’s home with 20 members. Lois Ames was elected president, activities included reports, appointments of lieutenants and committees, and an informal talk on the 18th amendment. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Bible Class
Corliss Street
Maude Russell
Russell Street
Lois Ames
Mary Gillespie
Annie Towle
Evie M. Studley
Medomak
Russell
McFadden
McIntire
Coombs
Community event plans hostesses listed for gathering
The event will be held with Mrs. Hattie Scott as organizer and the hostesses named as Mrs. Nellie Hunt, Mrs. Lucy Brown, Mrs. Annie Jewett, and Mrs. Mabelle Har ford. It was reported that 45 calls were made during the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Scott
Nellie Hunt
Lucy Brown
Annie Jewett
Mabelle Harford
Old Folks Concert to Be Repeated at West Bath Grange
The Old Folks concert and dance, held at the Masonic temple under Cosmopolitan club music department, will be repeated Thursday evening at West Bath Grange hall. West Bath Grange committee includes Edwin Haggett, Mrs. Albert McFadden, and Harry Peterson. The club music department team lists Mrs. William Dennison, Dorothy Welch, Bessie Greenblatt, and Alice Johnson. Attendees meet at the club house at 6 30 and depart by auto for the hall. transportation help available from Miss Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
The
Cosmopolitan Club
West Bath Grange Hall
Temple
Grange Hall
Edwin Haggett
Albert McFadden
Harry Peterson
West Bath Grange
William Dennison
Dorothy Welch
Bessie Greenblatt
Alice Johnson
Club House
Amputation Follows Saw Fly Wheel Breakage Incident
Hollis Rolfe remains critically injured at Winter Harbor after a power saw fly wheel shattered, striking his arm and prompting amputation above the wrist. Ed ward Sargent, a companion on the job, lost his arm at the elbow but is listed in favorable condition as pieces of the fly wheel were found 200 feet away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Rolfe
Winter Harbor
Rolfe
Edward Sargent
Sargent
Anutomobile
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Senanter’s, Inc
Sateen Binding
PART
Foot Stacy
Morrison
Morse
Stuart
Toothaker
Bowling Colonial Club
Washington’s Birthday
D.A.R
Chas. Rogers
Peggy Shannon
Tim McCoy
Doris Ill
Norma Shearer
Robt
Montgomery
Manhattan
Winnie Lightner
Carole Lombard
Paul Lukas
Warner Baxter
Leila Hyams
F. W. Carlton
Orient
Warden Stickney
Millward Patten
Topsham Grange
National Grange
Patten
Davis-Tanguay
Laura Tanguay
Fred E. Davis
Florence Stanfield
R. N
C. M
Gardiner
Lewston
Memorial Hospital
Maine University
Columbia
Rockland
Baths
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Black
Brown
Hatch’s Shoe Store
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