Modern Woodmen install officers in Bath Camp No 7407
Bath Camp No 7407 Modern Woodmen officers for 1930 were installed by Past Consul Charles C. Toothaker with Post Consul Elbridge R. Wright. A supper preceded the ceremony. New officers include George F. Moody consul and Joseph Brown manager for three years. Plans included forming a degree team, a box social, and a Valentine party. The Bath Board of Trade and Rotary club discussed industry prospects. a January 26 banquet in Boston was announced.
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Bath Camp
Woodmen of America
Charles C. Toothaker
Elbridge R. Wright
Henry Cotteau
Matthew Arsenault
George F. Moody
Clifton W. Tedford
W. Joseph Roy
Roscoe P. Higgins
William H. White
Rolvin H. Bowie
Frank Gallant
Louis Dorazio
Joseph Brown
Mr. White
Consul Toothaker
Harold Holmes
Holmes
Battery H
Woodman Hall
Frank Chellis
George Quicksall
Bath Board of Trade
Bath
D. T. Dougherty
Fred H. Thompson
Bangor
Maine
Rotary Club
Alden Sprague
Waterville
Harold L. Everett
Harry A. Magoun
Clint” Wilson
New England
Hotel Statler
Boston
Rotary Talk Highlights Chevrolet Growth in Bath
E. P. Warren of the Portland Chevrolet Motor Co. spoke at the Bath Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Phoenix. He traced the company’s rise from 300,000 cars in 1924 to 1,350,000 last year and showed a film detailing new models and mechanical features. A classified line follows with a house to house canvass opportunity from Maine Sales Co. in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Warren
Portland
Chevrolet Motor Co
Bath
Bowdoinham Baptist Conference Friday at Belean Brunswick
The Bowdoinham Association Missionary Conference will convene at the Belean Baptist church in Brunswick with delegation from Bath’s three Baptist churches. Rev. Charles H. Berry opens, Rev. Kenneth E. Mors and Rev. George B. Wolstenholme lead sessions, featuring themes on a Christ Like World and missionary questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham Association Missionary Conference
Berean Baptist Church
Brunswick
Bath
Charles H. Berry
Corliss Street
Kenneth E. Mors
First Baptist Church
George B. Wolstenholme
People’s Church
Frederick Barnes
B. C. Whittemore
C. D. Hazelton
C. H. Berry
Pastor Barnes
Roddy
Jerusalem
H. H. Bishop
New Day in the World’s Oldest Nation Schedule
Program listing for a church gathering features Miss Ina E Burton Rev P R Bakeman and Rev G B Wolstenholme. Sessions cover missions church giving and the missionary problem with evening songs and talks concluding with Christ in Action and Benediction.
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Ina E. Burton
P. R. Bakeman
East China
G. B. Wolstenholme
Presiding
Davie
Phippsburg Ponds Protected To Boost Fishing
George J. Stobie announced at Phippsburg Center that Sprague's and Meeting House ponds will close to ice fishing for two years and a six fish per day limit will apply when ice clears. The department plans stocking with about 50 000 fingerlings and will collaborate with locals to improve pond fishing. The move followed a town hearing with selectmen and Bath representatives in attendance.
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Phippsburg
George J. Stobie
Inland Fisheries and Game
Sprague’s
Meeting House
Bath Daily Times
Hubert H.mccarty
Edward W. Bridgham
Maurice Deering
Samuel Belanger
Harry M. Huse
Henry C. Wright
Bath
Stobie
Bowdoinham Whist Club Postponed Amid Local Events
Bowdoinham notes show a postponed Whist club meeting with Mrs. A. S. MacDougal, a Saturday ice race where Elm B. led by Pearl Cannon won two heats over Hanley B. and Kitty Gatewood, and numerous social visits, club activities, and community updates including timber sale, dances, and local engagements.
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Hanley B
Kitty Gatewood
Wilbur Browne
Geraldine
Brunswick
Doris Cornish
Bath
Charles L. Browne
Ralph
John Denham
Portland
Vinnie Denham
Mockler Bros
Bowdoin
Town Hall
Merrymeeting Grange
MacDougal
Emily Rideout
Charles A. Newton
Waterville
Ralph McEwen
Bowdeinham
Irving Campbell
John G. Morse & Sons
Winneyance
Alice Sake
Dexter Libby
Gardiner
W. H. Gould
Given
Pomona
Topsham
Silas Hamilton
Coombs High School
George Hamilton
Fred Cheney
Blase Mansion
C. B. Randall
Zelmers Dwinal
Camden
B. B. Douglas
Stanley Hamlet
Henry Fulton
Charles FE. Hackett
Carl Hawes
Winslow
State Library
P. Kendall
Cliva Fogg
Ba'lls
Farm Bureau
Emma Ferguson
Betty Dorrance
Edith Rowe
Hazel Denham
George Thorn
Lewiston
Electa
O. EB
Wil
Bowdoinham’s Oldest Citizen Reaches 95 Today
Lor D Minott, Bowdoinham native born in 1255, is noted as the town’s oldest resident at 95. The brief notice lists him as one of many children with two siblings surviving. It mentions Mrs Danny Miso of Lienseid and Elizabeth J as a spouse, indicating a family context for the landmark birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham
L. D. Minott
Peb. G
Lor D. Minot
Bowdoin
Danny Miso
Lienseid
Mr. Minott
Elizebeth J
Professor Gillott Dies in Wyoming After Illness
Prof P R Gillott a renowned language scholar and former Wesleyan and MIT student died in Wyoming after a long illness. He taught Latin and Greek at Wyoming Seminary and was famed for his linguistic fluency, reading knowledge of a dozen languages, and teaching excellence. He leaves wife Mary F Lincoln of Wiscasset and two children Rita Louise of Brooklyn and Mary Lincoln.
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Gillott
Mary F. Lincoln
Wiscasset
Rita Louise
Brooklyn
Mary Lincoln
Pedro Ramon Gillett Y Fernandez
Cuba
Maine Conference Seminary
Wesleyan University
University of Heidelberg
Germany
Squire
New England
Wyoming Seminary
W. EF. Lake
Gillett
United States
Maine
Prof
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Margne
Pennsylvania
Nist
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Abe
Old timer Minott recalls a life from shipyards to farming
Brown born 1063 recounts decades in shipbuilding across 14 states from Virginia to Bath and Bowdoinham. He sailed into California gold country, dredged on Texas rail work, wed in 1663, then farmed and fruit raised after the eighties. He cherishes visits from Varina Denham and his eleven great grandchildren.
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Brown
Bowdoinham
Virginia
Bath
California
San Francisco
Butte
Texas
Louisiana
Connecticut
Maine
Michigan
Varina Denham
Grandpa Minott
Plum blossoms bloom on Livermore family's table
A Livermore family showcased a bouquet of plum blossoms picked from their own yard. The flowers opened while placed in water on the table after being cut from a branch days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore
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Maine Sales Co
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Coats
H. P. Bridge, Inc
Bowdoinham Baptist Conference
America
Whittemore
Kenneth Mors
Phippsburg Ponds
Sagadahoc County
P.R. Gillott
Wyoming
Young Lady
Matinee
Paramount Pictures
A Publix Theatre
James M. Barrie
Venture
Gary Cooper
Paramount
Beryl Mercer
Mrs. Cheyney
Norma Shearer
Belle Bennett
Lewis Stone
Pearl Oliver
Vina Delmar
Talking Screen
Arthur Lake
Olive Borden
Talking Collegians
John Barrymore
Crach
Marian Nixon
Warner Bros
Vitaphone
Edward Everett Horton
the Aviator
Kingston Manufacturing Co
Beatrice
Shencer Corseliere
Dexter
Edward Crocker
St. Albans
Fred Colby
University of Maine
Maine Development Commission
State of Maine
Governor’s Council
The
Development Commission
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