Richmond Enterprise Ladies Aid Holds Annual Meeting
The Enter prise Orange Ladies aid met at Mrs Myrtle Stewart's home with Myrtle Stewart named president and colleagues elected for the coming year including Frances Curran and Gertrude Gardner as vice presidents. Numerous social events, visits, illness notes, and community notices follow with reports on members births, entertainments, and local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Orange Ladies’ Aid
Myrtle Stewart
Alice Lewis
Frances Curran
Gertrude Gardner
Isabel Randall
Martha Totman
Minnie Waldron
Frances Blenkhorn
Maude Young
Ida Watson
Ethel Foster
Anne Spofford
Della Grondin
Agnes
Emma Stewart
Abbie McKenney
Mary Gibbs
Georgia Wakefield
Elizabeth Joy
W. M. Dingley
A. E. McMaster
Mabel Lancaster
Topsham
H. A. Tarr
Flora Grant
East Vassalboro
Enterprise Grange Hall
St. Ambrose Church
Charles Cobb
Fred Douglass
Bowdoin
Harris Hutchins
Seth Watson
Florence Watson
Portland
A. D. Chase
Augusta
Merle Merrill
Beverly June Merrill
Eleanor Meacham
Clifton Babb
E.O. Tarr
Bangor
Gwendolyn Tarr
George Johnston
Vinnie Brown
Litchfield Corner
A. R. Palmer
Turner Center
E. O. Tarr
Lelia Douglass
Grace Lancaster
Mt. Carmel
Melville Kent
Eva
Ethel
Marion Clement
Progressive Grange
Merrymeeting Grange
E. L. White
J. T. Witham
James Rideout
Lawrence Adams
Rufus Maxwell
Ardell Blaisdell
Auburn
Margaret Peabody
Enterprise Grange
Melilna Pashard
Clara Foster
Frances White
Carl Anderson
Gerald Grondin
Gardiner
Freda Mariner
Nassan Institute
Springvale
G. C. Mariner
Billings
South Pleasant Street
Carrie Hall
Samuel Spear
Melvin Hunter
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Boston
G. Smith
John Tarr
Raymond Brann
Adolph Cameron
Florida
Frances Preble
Waterville
Sarah Preble
Eva Lewis
Ladies’ Aid
Methodist Church
Mrs. Lewis
Lewis
Lillian Haynes
The
Aid
Hattie Sedgley
Richmond Shoe Co
Richmond
Freeport
Chester Call
Harry Whitney
South Street
C. H. Bryant
Bryant
Miss Elvira Coombs Tenders a Surprise Shower
Miss Elvira A. Coombs was honored with a surprise miscellaneous shower by the Sterling Bible class of the Corliss Street church in the Deering room. The event followed a monthly business meeting, with 39 members and three guests present and gifts of linen glassware and china.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira A. Coombs
Sterling Bible
Corliss Street
Deering Room
Wallace Plant
East Brunswick
Coombs
John H. Hunt
M. Eugene Watson
Chester A. Plant
C. Frank Knowlton
Robert B. Hatch
Elbridge R. Wright
James W. Gillespie
John L. Russell
Lester G. Campbell
Fred Coombs
Wilfred W. Chaney
Frank M. Bowker
Leland R. Mitchell
Edwin M. Robbins
William J. Paisley
Irving Berlin
Wilfrid Sanderson
Cary
Sprague
Wellington A. Moore
James W. Coombs
Albert Lakin
Elmer F. Campbell
Rotary Hear Peace Conference Talk At Luncheon
The Rotary Club heard Vincent Canham agri cultural editor of the Lewiston Sun Journal discuss the Geneva Peace Conference. Canham described access to the press gallery and impressions from 56 nations while noting Geneva’s disarmament work and European travel by his family car trip through France Italy and Germany. President Farber presided as Sheriff Henderson and Ry Page urged song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Phoenix
Geneva
Vincent Canham
Lewiston Sun- Journal
Maine
Bates
Oxford
Christian Science Monitor
Canham
Italy
Germany
France
Switzerland
Farber
Sheriff Henderson
Ry” Page
University of Maine Holstein tops state butterfat record
Pauline Hengerveld Pledge 1373199, a purebred Holstein owned by the University of Maine, produced 509 lbs butterfat from 14 330 lbs milk at age 2 yrs 4 mos, breaking the junior 2 yr old class record in division B. She follows Summit Sarcastic Lady Minnie as prior class record holder. Also note Brunswick highway commission report shows 1932 saved funds and a year end balance of 545.31, with prior overdrawn limits between 20 000 and 15 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Hengerveld
University of Maine
H. W. Hall
Pauline
Minnie
Sumamit—Lumber-Co.-of-Davidson
Highway Commission of Brunswick
Ernest Benoit
Highway Department
Bath Area Social and Church News Highlights
Georgetown residents traveled to Bath while others shopped and visited. The First Baptist parish held its annual meeting with W. C. Todd in charge and Rev. Frank W. Hovey extending a call for another year. A Valentine social and Christian Endeavor programs were announced, with several local families hosting guests and attending church events. A birth was reported at Bath City hospital and local students visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Todd
Walter Newdick
Bath
Ardeen Pinkham
Baby
Bay Point
Working League
L. Earle Hagan
Flora Campbell
Martha Rich Bowen
Carrie L. Oliver
Thomas Hagan, Jr
Auburn
First Baptist Church
W. C. Todd
Marjorie L. Hagan
Frank W. Hovey
Valentine
Christian Endeavor Social Committee
Marion Hunt
Ruth Hinckley
Grace Hovey
Frank Heald
Beverly
Mass
C. L. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Marjorie Hinckley
Bath City Hospital
Horace Rittall
Ethelyn Barter
Five Islands
Thomas M. Hagan
Elizabeth Hunt
Harold
John D. Williams
Alice Hovey
Colby College
Helen Bell
F. W. Hovey
Christian Endeavor
Amy Hovey
Agnes Powers
Robinhood
God
Resignation Accepted at Winter Street Parish Meeting
Rev. E. D. Hardin’s resignation, effective March 1, was unanimously accepted with regret at Winter Street parish annual meeting. A successor committee was elected, with Dr. Langdon T. Snipe as moderator and Fred J. Higgins among others. The meeting was large and harmonious. supper and further business follow Thursday at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Hardin
Winter Street
Hardin
Langdon T. Snipe
Fred J. Higgins
Arthur K. Purington
Snipe
J. Gertrude Sils
Wesley's Pastor to Address Wesley's Men's Club
Grace church Men s club will meet Thursday evening in the parish house. Rev Forest L Littlefield will speak on The Y M C A with the American Expeditionary Forces in France. W D Hill and W P Hill manage refreshments assisted by Carroll Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church Men's Club
Forest L. Littlefield
France
W. D. Hill
W. P. Hill
Carroll Watson
Charles M. Tubbs
County estimates largely based on statute provisions
Sagadahoc county commissioners announced their annual estimates, largely driven by statute. The two year total rises about 3500 due to bridge aid and prisoner board costs, with 50 000 for a planned Arrowsic Georgetown bridge and 5 000 court terms, 2 700 for municipal court, 3 200 for prisoners, 500 for law library, 15 000 county officers salaries, 700 800 for Farm Bureau, 4 000 liquor suppression, 1 700 supplies, 200 medical examiner, 1 000 grounds care, 2 300 court house expenses, 500 communications costs, all reflecting fixed charges and necessary operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahooe
Board of Prisoners
State Highway Commission
Georgetown
Arrowshc
Arrowsic
Law Library
Woodmen Triumph At Interclub Match With Winnegance
Members of Bath Camp Modern Woodmen of America attended an Interclub event at Winnegance Community Club and captured three of four tables. The evening featured Bid Whist Cribbage and Pitch games with Woodmen and Winnegance posting several close scores in mixed events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Winnelgance
Winnegance Community Club
Elks Observe 65th Birthday and Past Exalted Rulers Night
Bath lodge 934 marks the 65th anniversary of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks with Past Exalted Rulers Night. The event honors the order's theater origins, notes its growth to nearly a million members in 1400 lodges, and features a music program and speeches followed by a luncheon under Steward Arthur Sprague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Bath Lodge
Order of Elks
Elks
Thomas Conley
House Committee
Arthur Sprague
Rockland Woman Celebrates 80th Birthday at Knox Hospital
Mrs. Alfreda D. Griffin of Rockland, a patient at Knox Hospital after breaking a hip six weeks ago, celebrated her 80th birthday this week by moving about on crutches. She is the mother of the hospital's new president, Milton M. Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfreda D. Griffin
Rockland
Knox Hospital
Five Islands social notes and visits from Bath area
D L Howard from Bath visits Five Islands for a few days. Residents welcome guests including Mrs Clara Hinckley Mrs Percy McGilvrey and family Mr and Mrs B F Perry of Boston Miss Teresa Carr and friend from Manchester NH visit F P Carr and parents. Grange events, church meetings and local visitors noted with various travel and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Howard
Bath
Clara Hinckley
Percy McGilvrey
McGilvrey
Portland
P. B. Savage
James McKay
Teresa Carr
Manchester
N. H
F. P. Carr
B. F. Perry
Boston
Islands
Ellsworth Pinkham
L. H. Rowe
Leon Williams
J. S. MacMahan
Chester MacMahan
Fred Carr
C. H. Stevens
Katherine Pendergast
Daytona Beach
Fla
Alex Cunningham
Georgetown
Five Islands
Fenton Moore
V. E. Gray
Earle Hagan
Harry Heald
Orville Rowe
J. G. Stevens
Christania Pinkham
Grange
Arundel
Kenneth Roberts
Delegates Named for DAR Congress and Portland Meet
Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter D A R chose delegates and alternates for the National Congress in Washington April 17 to 23 and the Portland conference March 14 to 16. Margaret R. Foote serves as regent and is a delegate to both meetings. Alternates include several members from Maine and distant chapters. The group met with 27 attendees, reviewed revised bylaws, and heard a paper on Old Fredericksburg. An all day sewing session is planned February 16 hosted by Deering, with lunch at 12 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummer Sewall
Central Church
National Congress
Washington
D. C
Portland
Margaret R. Foote
Clara Newhall Fogg
Bowdoinham
Maude Clarke Gay
Waldoboro
E. F. Albee
Wicasset
Hazel Cornish
E. C. Plummer
Washington, D.C
Agnes W. Humphreys
Corrie H. Varney
Alice K. Robbins
Jane Lemont
Charles C. Low
Archibald M. Main
Anna Warner Bailey
Groton
David L. Wilson
Harry G. Deering
Public Requests of $90,000 and Local Benefactors Noted
The article details Mrs. Moses recalling organizations tied to her late husband including Patten Free Library, Y M C A building, Old Ladies Home, Winter Street Church, Bowdoin College, and various missions. It notes many legacies are unrestricted for general use. It also highlights Malcolm G. Clark of Augusta, a Bangor High School graduate, as the designer of Maine Highways cover art, including a Governor Brann likeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten Free Library
Winter Street Church
Bowdoin College
Malcolm G. Clark
Augusta
Bangor
Maine Highways
Lewis E Brann
Clark
Mildred Clark
Bangor High School
Maine
Alvin E Jewett Wins Senior Pocket Billiards Title
Alvin E Jewett won the Y M C A Senior pocket billiards championship, the tenth consecutive annual tourney, with 100 to 88 over David Black in the final. Over 60 players competed, with Black runner up and Jewett praised for sportsmanship throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Jewett
Alvin E. Jewett
Jewett
Allie
Freddy Gowell
Ernest Sarkis
Harold Donnell
Merrill Barnes
Wesley Marco
David Black
Allie Jewett
Black
M. Hayes
G. Perry
P. Black
E. Owen
D. Jewett
H. Mank
E. Sarkis
J. Murray
H. Donnell
C. Plummer
W. Green
L. Buck
R. Hall
C. Farnham
R. Haskell
G. Carr
W. McNeil
D. Conroy
M. Barnes
D. Page
J. Mullaney
S. Whitehouse
A. Fullerton
W. Levin
Joe Mullaney
D. Black
D. Crosby
R Smith
W. Mussenden
F. Gowell
H. Mayo
W. Marco
P. Davis
P. Stinson
B. O'Donnell
A. Jewett
John Mullaney
Parks
Burgon
Ef, Sarkis
P Black
M Barnes
R. Smith
A. Parks
Sarkis
Last of McLellan Family Dies Before Brother’s Funeral
Miss Harriett Adams McLellan dies at 89 in Brunswick on Everett street just hours before her brother Commander Charles Hugh McLellan USCG Retired is buried at Arlington. Born July 20 1843 in Brunswick she was one of seven children and long time Dennison Paper Box Co. employee. She belonged to St Pauls Episcopal Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Adams McLellan
Oscar Nason
Everett Street
Brunswick
Charles Hugh McLellan
U.S.C.G
Newburyport
Mags
Arlington National Cemetery
Miss McLellan
Hugh
Abigail Norton McLellan
Brunswick High School
Dennison Paper Box Co
Mason Street
St. Paul's Episcopal Guild
State Ags sponsors apple tree pool for 20 cent two year olds
The State Department of Agriculture again sponsors an apple tree pool offering two year old trees at 20 cents each delivered to purchaser, excluding Golden Delicious and Stars in. Golden Delicious priced at 32 cents f. o. b. Louisiana Missouri. No quotes on Starkings were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
Missouri
Gossip and Fashion Reappear in Old New England Night
Scraps recount a crowded dance hall night with gossip and recollections of childhood desires. A speaker jokes about a gym club and the return of large muff fashion as women seek warmer accessories. The piece notes aging trends and social chatter in a nostalgic tone.
Maine student contest winner named by Cima weekly
Leonard Sidelingzer of Dover clears the mid year exam period contest at the University of Maine, with Hobart Chase and Richard Gaffney close runners up. Sidelingzer, a foreury major, is Sigma Nu. Chase, Waterbury senior, chemical engineering major Alpha Tau Omega. Gaffner, a tech college sophomore, Phi Gamma Delta. Pine Tree Lodge No 68 plans installation Feb 12 at Bangor Hebrew Institute with Harry Cushman as guest speaker and A.Z.A. officers presiding. A. Z. A. 22 members to attend. Hebron Academy commencement set with valedictory Jose Fenderson Parrowfield, salutatory Gordon Bennett Swampscott, Odist Donald Athearn Manchester, historian Jonas Edwards Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard R. Sidelingzer
University of Maine
Cima
Hobart H. Chase
Richard Gaffney
Leonard Sidelinger
Devoi
Sigma Nu
Robert H. Chase
Waterbury
Conn
College of Technology
Alpha Tau Omesta
Richard Gaulmner i
College of Technoloy
Phi Gamma Delta Frateiity
A. A
Cushman
Hebron Academy
Jose Fenderson
Parrowfield
Gordon Bennett
Swampscott
Mass
Donald Athearn
Manchester
N. H
Odist
William L. MacVane Jr
Portland
Jonas Edwards
Auburn
Winter Pruning Shrubs and Fruits Ad in Wiscasset
You gain nothing by delaying pruning until Spring. Now is the time for proper pruning of shrubs fruits cane fruits and grapes. Moderate cost for skilled work. Write or phone Bath 276 4 Hi. C Woolley Wiscasset ME seven years in charge of Montsweag Farm horticultural experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. C. Woolley
Wiscasset
Montsweag Farm
Tico
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Board of Selectmen
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Charles Porter
Hattie McKenna
John Porter
Raynor Porter
Johnston Farm
Leeds
Chester Jack
Providence
R. I
Fidelity and Deposit Company OF
Maryland
Baltimore
Elvira Coombs
Sterling Bible Class
Corliss Street Church
Lewiston
U. OF M
Rev
Wesley
Y.M.C.A
A.E.F
Samuel B. Furbish
Dexter
Sebec Lake
William Wsorr
Dover
Foxcroft
Mr. Dawson
Winnegance
J. G. Morse
F. L. Stover
E. Footer
E. R. Wright
Cribbage
A. Oliver
R. P. Higgins Preble
C. C. Toothaker
M. Morse
G. P. Moody
Purington Co. W. Tedford Woodmen
O. Perry
Roy K. Atwood Gallant C. Merry
R. Bowie
E. Malcolm F. Bowie
Woodmen
D.A.R. Congress
Bath Savings Institution
Weil
Sue
Reece
New England
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