Winnegance Community Club Holds Regular Meeting
Winnegance Community Club held its regular meeting Thursday night with a satisfactory report on last month's community parties. Capt. Arthur Yotman was elected a member. Whist prizes were won by John Morse. Mrs. Robert D. Manson. The Woman's auxiliary met Thursday afternoon to sew for Easter sale. Upcoming meetings are announced with Mrs. Charles E. Mewitt Jr and Mrs. Winfield W. Morse. Smelt fishing reports are fair. a heavy snow could help. Miss Lenniver, a Morse High School graduate, plans to attend Gorham Normal School in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneganes
Arthur Yotman
John
Morse
Robert DP
Manson
George M. Eaton
Charles Ee, Mewitt, Jr
Squaw Club
Roberta Munson
Robert J. Manson
Sherman J. Morse
George M. Maton
Winfield W. Morse
John GG. Morse
Mise Lenniver
Morse High School
Bath
Gorham Normal School
City Chat and Local Happenings Highlight Winter Changes
Bridge-Merrill Inc updates store lighting with modern equipment and reports clear improvement. Auto salesmen enjoy sunny winter for car demonstrations. The city completes a Bath park skating rink while Oak street youth blockade a neighborhood tennis court and seek fire department aid to flood their rink replica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge-Merrill, Inc
Bath Park
Oak Street
Fire Department
Hints for Farm S and Home Content Snapshot
Cows in herd improvement associations total about 400000 yielding around 7500 pounds annually on average. Ordinary cows produce about 4500 pounds. Log scaling rules vary with timber size with the Scribner rule and International rule offering fairer estimates. Pasture maintenance relies on periodic fertile seed crops and controlled grazing. Edible uses for jelly include fruit cake and beverages. Quick small biscuits use rich milk and bake neatly. Dried lima beans with tomato sauce and curry powder offer a served option.
G Wins Case Against This City in Maine Court
The Sagadahoc Supreme Court, before Justice Lacre B Deasy, ruled for the Inhabitants of Phippsburg in a pauper suit brought by Bath to recover expenses for a prior support. The court found Bath failed to prove the settlement of the person under dispute and that the town was estopped in denying it, rendering judgment for the defendant. Ralph O. Dele and Edward W Stridgham appeared for the plaintiff and defendant respectively. The decision cites Kennebunkport v Buckren and Wellington v Corinna among related authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred T. Thompson
City of
Bath
Phippsburg
Sagadahoe Supreme Court
Lacre B. Deaxy
Dustien
Phippsburs
Ralph O. Dele
Edward W. Stridgham
Path
Deasy
Bath Va
Shippsburg
Densy
Nisi Prins Foam
Turner Ya
Teenawick & Me
Kennebunkport
Buxren
Gro and Elsworth
Proulton
Wellington
Corinna
Bangor
Madawaska
Luere
City Starts Real Skating Rink On Park Grounds
Work began Saturday on a new rectangular skating rink east of Bath Park Pond. Mayor Cahill and Supt. Ward spearhead the project, aiming to provide a larger facility next winter after paving the park pond area to serve as a base for a bigger rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tornee Wy Ward
Cemetery and Park Board
Charles TH. Cahill
Bath
Cahill
Supt. Ward
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Patten Library
Pomona at Richmond on Last Day of Month
Pomona grange for February will meet at Einternvise grange hall in Richmond on Wednesday Feb 29. G A Hawkes gives greeting, FE C Patten responds. After conferring the fifth degree, a program includes violin by Homer Alexander, noon recess, vocal by Redeemer Rogers, speaker Frank P Washburn state commissioner of agriculture, vocal with violin by Hazel Bramn, seed discussion led by W H Gould, Ruth Walton reading, Minnie Walton closing thought. West Bath grange hall Feb 15 hosts lecturers dinner courtesy of Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Einternvise Grange Hall
Richmond
G. A. Hawkes
FE. C. Patten
Homer Alexander
Tredeccr Rogers
Frank PP. Washburn
State Commissioner
West
Stewart Stover Wedding Unites Mary Stewart and Walter Stover
Miss Mary Stewart of Bath married Walter Stover of Bowdoin Saturday evening at the Bowdoin home of Rev. and Mrs. Pushard. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside in Bowdoin. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart of Walker Street. The groom is son of Uriel Stover of Bowdoin and is employed at the (text cut off).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stewart
Bath
Walter Stover
Bowdoin
Pushard
Charles Stewart
Walker Street
Uriel Stover
Dorothy R Thebeau Celebrates 10th Birthday Party
Dorothy R Thebeau entertained 10 young friends at her home at 148 Oak Street Trestler afternoon for her tenth birthday. From four to six they played games and later enjoyed refreshments of sandwiches cake candy and ice cream. A birthday cake was cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy R. Thebeau
Oak Street Trestler
Review of U S Shipbuilding Markets and Private Yards
A detailed analysis argues private shipyards outpace Navy Yards on cost and capacity. It urges abolition of restrictive naval construction provisions, expands private yard roles, and calls for a merchant marine policy to bolster coastal and foreign trade shipbuilding. Education of Congress and the public is emphasized to steer policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
States Navy Yards
Shipping Board
Navy Yards
Navy
Navy Department
United States Shipping Board
Congress
National Industrial Conference Board
Meeting Postponed By Weather For Maine W CIVILU
Bad travel conditions forced Mrs Althea G Quimby president of the Maine W CIVILU to postpone her Bath visit. She will still address a public meeting at 3 PM at the Y M C A with musical numbers by Mrs S E Skillins and Mrs Sarah Bagley Wright, former head of Kent's Hill music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althea G. Quimby
Maine W. Cvilu
Bath
Y. M
S. E. Skillins
Sarah Bagley Wright
Prayers for Maddox Held. Bath Man Hurt at Weymouth
Prayers for Benjamin W Maddox were pronounced Monday by Rev E D Hardin at Chadbourne undertakin rooms on Broad street. S P Duprey of Bath who works for Stone Webster on Weymouth construction is in Quincy hospital recovering from a crushed hand. J Horace McClure returned home after a trip, and his daughter Mary celebrated her birthday with a party at the family apartments in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin W. Maddox
E. D. Hardin
Winter Street
Chadbourne Undertakings
Broad Street
Oak Grove
S. P. Duprey
Bath
Stone & Webster
Weymouth
Mass
Quincey
J. Horace McClure
Mary
Mrs. McClure
Dundee Street
Boston
Mrs Nora Lynch Returns From Faith Visit
Mrs Nora Lynch and her daughter Mrs Harold Kinball have returned to Portland after visiting Mrs Lynch’s sister Mrs Nellie Chase in Faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Lynch
Harold Kinball
Portland
Mrs. Lynch
Nellie Chase
Funeral Services of William T Hale
The funeral for William T. Hall a noted lawyer and bankruptcy referee was held Friday at 2 pm at the Hooker home 18 Warrington street where he resided ten years. Officiated by Reverend David Wilson of Central Congregational church. Honorary pallbearers included Mayor Charles Cahill Judge John J. Keegan Senator J Edward Drake and others. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Hall
J. J. Hooker
Warrington Street
Sagadahoe County Bar Association
Central Congregational Church
Charles TH. Cahill
John J. Keegan
J. Edward Drake
Nichols
Joseph M.trott
F. Randoll Leonard
Walter S. Glidden
Auto Leaves Highway Into Field Near Woolwich
An icy curve on the Woolwich state highway near Meadow wound caused Willion Stevens of Boothbay Harbor to skid his Chevrolet coupe. The car plunged through a white rail and slid down a steep embankment about 50 feet before crashing into a small tree which halted its motion. Stevens was uninjured though the auto sustained heavy damage.
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Woolwich
Willion Stevens
Boothbay Harbor
Stevens
Bath Woman Loser by Fall River Fire
Fall River blaze destroys the Granite block housing many offices including the firm of the city’s only woman attorney Mrs. Margaret Howarth. Fire rages with about 40 lawyers displaced. Relatives in Bath say family is safe. bus terminal nearby also burned.
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Fall River
Mass
M. BR. Kateon
Wesley Street
Margaret Howarth
Howarth
Bath
Henry Lodge
Woolwich School Honor Roll and Community Notices
Miss Charlotte Buck eloxed oo very successful term at Union Bridge school. Twelve pupils were not tardy or absent. Names include Ruth Elmer Edward Mazel Glenys Warren Mank Eleanor Alder Madeline Hartley Bernard Wathorne Dorothy Stilphen Ralph Wright Parnoanm Rice Wesley Wright. Many locals featured in winter break plans, stock sales, and home fires with neighbors aiding in recovery. Notable mentions include Miss Elizabeth Hint, Miss Michele Fel, and several Bath and Brunswick residents attending events and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Buck Eloxed
Union Bridge
Ruth Elmer
Edward
Mazel
Glenys
Warren Mank
Eleanor Alden
Madeline
Hartley
Bernard Wathorne
Dorothy Stilphen
Ralph Wright
Parnoanm Rice
Wesley Wright
Bhuck
Miizabeth Hint
Micn Fel
Diddeford
Thrace Allen
Dresden
William A. Cochran
North Mdgecomb
Magenie Hannewell
Brunswick
Mattie Gott
Christine Dthatheorme
Waldo Hinthorne
Pearl Wall
Bath National Bank
Howard Cunningham
Barth
Fred Carlton
Plow
Carlton
A.A. Stott
Leon Kelley
Cyrus Gilmore
Fames
Gilmore
Ethwold
Murphys Corner
Tno
Marc
Mrs. Gilmore
Workmen Begin Laying Yacht Keel at Bathoren Plant
Construction starts on the Ernest TB Dane yacht at Bathoren Works Corp in Brookline Massachusetts. Roland J. Hil supervises with Arthur W. King directing hulls as 122 workers join the keel frame crew and more join as steam steel arrives. Shipbuilding will ramp up across all departments with activity expected before summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean
Oing
Ernest Tb, Dane
Brookline
Mass
Bathoren Works Corp
North Ways
Roland J. Hil
Arthur W. King
Hull Department
Oas Steel
DIES AFTER 30 YEARS AS POST MISTRESS
Zella Ro Shea aged 72 of Arrowsie widow of Collingwood Shea died Wednesday at the Shea home on the Old Road. She served as postmistress for over 20 years in Arrowsie and beyond. Born in Providence she was a daughter of Jacob Redding and Susan Hlowsen. Married 41 years ago she leaves a daughter Leora Shea, a brother Winfred Redding and three sisters Florence Redding Bertha Redding and Maria Turner. Funeral will be Saturday at 2 pm.
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Zella Ro Shea
Colling- Wood CO
Shea
Arrowsie
Providence
Rltl
Jacobb Redding
Susan Hlowsen
Leora R. Shea
Winfred Redding
Florence Redding
Bertha Redding
Maria TB. Turner
Range to Observe Lincoln Evening at Sagadahoe Grange
Sagadahoe grange held its regular meeting at Bowdein Center Saturday evening. Poor road conditions reduced attendance and the program was improvised as original participants were absent. Lawrences Webber won the prize in the prize number. The ladies will form a Ladies aid soon. First and second degrees will be conferred next Saturday. Lincoln night will be observed. Mrs McCarty, Mrs Whalen, Mrs Mannix and John Walsh returned to Springfield and Miss Katherine Dougherty to Medford after attending a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe Grange
Bowdein Center
Lawrences Webber
Near
Furure
Lincoln
Vs. McCarty
Bernard Whalen
Thomas Mannix
John Walsh
Springfield
Mass
Katherine Dougherty
Medsford
James Ins
City Treasurer Pays for Kennebec Block in Bath
Feb 1 conversion saw Sagadahock Real Estate Association pay 824000 to Bath City for the Wen nebec block in Sagadahoe square. The two story block lies between the Davenport and Bank blocks. The lot is slated for city hall site as bids open tomorrow to remove wooden structures from both plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahock Real Estate Association
City of Bath
Wennebec
Sagadahoe Square
City Treas
Ralph SK. Hall
Real Estate Association
Davenport Block
Bank Block
Davenport
City Hall
City Hall Building Commission
Death notices for Mrs J Warren White and Chief James J Pye
Mrs Frank W Perkins of 151 North street learned of her aunt Mrs Warren White's death in West Groton Massachusetts. Mrs Perkins also learned of her uncle Chief James J Pye of Stoughton Massachusetts death. he served 32 years with police and 21 years as fire chief. His funeral was the largest ever in Stoughton. Both honorees had visited Mrs Perkins in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Perkins
North Street
Warren White
West Groeton
Mass
J. Warren White
Fitchburg
Stoughton
Mrs Byron E F Barker Die In Portland
Mrs Byron E F Barker passed away on a Saturday in Portland. The brief notice records the death with a basic obituary style, listing the deceased and the city of Portland where the event occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron EF. Barker
Portland
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L. F
Atwood
Justice Deasy
Pomona
William T. Hale
Bath Woman
Fall River Fire
Charlotte Buck
Rachel Gilmore
Everson Stinson
Costello Vy Ehudu
Sagadahoe Perry
Montsweag Christian Endeavor
South School
Tob
Bana Cuneret Raetedy
Margerer Evel Og
Helen ‘Tracey
Bartin
Mies
Leopard
Dieradd Leavitt
Morse Tish
Arocold Mins
Phatic
Giloaietel
Amir
Pred Rew
A. AM
Ge Seple
Anagrety
Snir the Baptist
Lawdies
Flegnor
Julia
Patho
Bark Dianesen
Sid Balward Phodgden
Hagel Atle
Pineoath Academy
Marjorie Dene
Waterville
Robert B. Thehdy
Waser
Dankatha
Ruth Noyes
Crosby’s
Bath Savings Institution
Kennebec
Eben Dana
H. T. Bailey
F. R. Bailey
Fisher
Bigger’ Fats Agaa
F.o.b. Flint
Chevrolet
A. H. Humphreys
Damariscotta
O. M. McKown
Boothbay Harker Turner & Gilpatrick
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