Church vestry hosts Young Men's Class party and notes on local events
Central Church vestry hosts a lively Young Men's Class party with songs by Jack Shaw and the Wisharts, Victrola records, and Sunday school recitations. Notices include a March 9 exam for fourth class postmaster at Squirrel Island, Navy assignments for Hill and Start, a Limestone high school report for Tart, Salvation Army camp meetings, and Col Dummer Sewall Chapter D A R meeting at Mrs Crosby's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Bertie Wishart
Jack Shaw
Bert Wishart
Edith
Katherine Thompson
Christine
Isabel Wishart
Freeman
United States” Civil Service Examiners
Squirrel Island
Laurence J. Start
Boston Navy Yard
Joseph Hart
Tart
Limestone
Col Dummer Sewall
Woolwich Community News Highlights Winter Struggles and Local Events
Woolwich reports a severe winter hindering heating in schools including Chopps and Lincoln Academy notes. A Red Cross chapter forms in Sagadahoc Ferry with weekly meetings and small sewing projects. Local residents, visits, and a U.S. Radio School transfer in Newport feature alongside social events and a death in the Houdlette family.
Probate Court Sits In Bath Amid Large Business Volume
Sagadahoc County court in Bath held its February session under Judge James S. Lowell with temporary register Elsie M. Oliver and Gov. Milliken appointee William F. Dunham. The docket included numerous wills, accounts, administration petitions, guardianships, and inventories related to Bath Bowdoinham Richmond Topsham and Arrowsic estates. Gerald M. Mallett and others appeared. local civic notices followed including a local hay press purchase and a school encyclopedia fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Bath
James S. Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
Elsie M. Oliver
George '‘W. Lakin
William A.smith
Richmond
Mary ]A. Smith
John ‘Stratos
Spikios Kakog
John H. Schottler
Justus A. B. Cowles
Francis C. Whitehouse
Topsham
Laura J. Farnham
Bradford
D. Farnham
Woolwich
Cora FE. Powers
Edward T. Hatch
Rose M. Higgins
Jennie B. Roberts
Henry A. Neal
Jane Pratt
Bowdeinham
John M. Purinton
Walter M. Mallett
Nathan W. Allen
Theresa Hilton
Edwin Totman
Minnie L. Waldron
Frank E. Lawrence
Myrtie&. Wright
Charles W. Crocker
Edward W. Bridgham
Thankful
Blake
G. Allen Howe
Charles A. Newton
Frances W. Newton
Lucy Garnett
Lewiston
Elmer E
Lucy Rogers
Lucy Garnett Rogers
Bowdoinham
Frank EF. Lawrence
Guardian
Michael J. McCormick
Sarah A. Baker
Harriet P. Dunning
Springfield
Mass
Matthew T. Mc
Bath National Bank
Mary A. McCormick
Mary Eva Slathorne
James A. Slathorne
Arrowsic
Ross Bailey
Mains Hay Press
F. W. Carlton
Sagadahoc Ferry
Frank Cromwell
Hattie- Snipe
M. E. Parsonage
Arthur Carlton
A. B. Thwing
Portland
West Bath Briefs Describe Winter Hardships and Local Happenings
West Bath notes include ongoing road detours near the city, busier farming as Jewett stores ice, and missed mail deliveries due to cold. Miss Mabel Ingalls returns home. several residents cope with frozen pipes, water needs, and school delays amid an Arctic spell. Reverend layoffs loom as town officials prepare annual reports and warrants before election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewett
Bath Opera House
Mabel Ingalls
Charles McLellan
Bath
Harold Freeman
J. Everett Mayo
Emma Rideout
John C. Rideout
Mr. Emerson
F. E. Wheeler Fertilizer Company
Rutland
Emerson
Doris
Marion Purington
West Bath
Our Own People Illicit Social Roundup
Mrs. Herbert Maxwell is seriously ill at her Middle Street home. Numerous residents and visitors from Portland, Gardiner, Lewiston, Newcastle, Lisbon Falls, Brunswick, and Boston are noted in social calls and travels. Notables include Capt. Leslie B. Clark and Hon. Charles O. Beals visiting Bath for illness and inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Portland
Wilburt G. Cahill
High St. Thomas B
Perry
the Times Composing Room
Lewiston
Sanford Barrett
Newcastle
Robert MacMillan
Lisbon Falls
Madeline Moore
Brunswick
Emily Adams
Kathleen ‘Walker
Dr. Cousens’ Hospital
F. &. Southard
High St
Annie Herbert
Bristol
Warren Feltis
Winship St
Harry Brown
Carl Brown
Brown
Mabel Felch
Leslie B. Clark
J. SS. Winslow Co
Eliot Fuller
54Th
Fort Levett
Edward McNeil
U.S.N
Archie McNeil
Elm St
John A. Thorburn
Priscilla
Melrose Highlands
Mass
A. R. Pratt
Bedford St
Charles O. Beals
Local notes from Bath to Waldoboro and Bangor route changes
Local items report Winfield Soule’s return to Waldoboro for illness recovery from Bath, a 16 year old Bath girl’s return after a family dispute, and a Sagadahoc Sunday School meeting at People’s Baptist church with Wesley J. Weir and Rev. Samuel Evarts. Also noted are stage connections of Robert Gleckler and Eugene Desmond, Gleckler’s visit in Hartford, and word on steamship route changes from Bath to Boston with City of Rockland and City of Bangor shifting to Bangor Boston service, Bath boats Belfast and Camden moving to New York route. no Bath Boston service expected next summer if the report holds true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Webster
Center Baptist
Marcia Stinson
Castine Normal School
Lowell Brown
Murphy's Corner
Union Bridge
Chopps
Lincoln
Gertrude Sanborn
Chopps School
East Baldwin
William Downing
Emma J. Hathorne
Samuel M Hathorne
Ambrose McFadden
Bath
Jameson
Waldoboro
Ethel Potter
Lincoln Academy
Arthur Young
Kenneth Sheldon
John Sheldon
Vinal Hunnewell
G. A. Walker
Frank Cate
Dresden
Joseph Groves
Wiscasset
Ida Crandell
Rhode Island
Wilson Bailey
Mabel Purington
Topsham
Fred Soule
Harriett McKenney
Frank R. Hodgdon
Central Maine Hospital
C. W. Freeman
Fred Bailey
Freeman Trott
United States Radio School
Newport
Sagadahoc
Waldo Hathorne
Maurice Shay
Massachusetts
Arrowsic
Lincoln Houdlette
Lucy Pushard Houdlette
Lewiston
Lewiston Music Hall
Sagahoc County
Robert Gleckler
Chicago
Opera House
Ralph Thurston
Eugene Desmond
Naval
Poli Stock Company
Hartford
Conn
Gleckler
Desmond
John J. Desmond
Bangor
City of
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Thompson Bros
Hershberg
Deermont
Front Street
M. Langdon Hill
Boothbay Harbor
Boston
Salvation Army
E. C. Freeman
Everett Wright
Blue River
Kennebec Af
Woolwich Boy
U. S
Radio School At
Sebenon Hall
Rice
Campbell
Perkins Orchestra
George Wright
Frank Savage
Montsweag
Harold Snipe
Sarah E. P. Hathorne
Days Ferry
Charlestown Navy Yard
Nottingham
Skinner
James F
Will Coo
Jins
E. J. Starrett
Thomaston
Ter
Florida
Harry Galt
Foster’s Point
Albany
New York
Joseph White
William H. White
Aberdeen
Washington
Vwnick
Winfield Soule
Heliotrope
Act Sivns
W. G. Cahill
Center Street
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