Visit to Palestine and Jerusalem Interesting to Former Bath Resident
Editor of the Independent recounts a sea voyage on the Empress of Australia arriving Haifa December 24 and a land tour through Nazareth Cana Galilee Mount Tabor and Jerusalem. The party includes diverse sights from the Church of the Annunciation to the Mount of Olives and a view of the Dead Sea.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Bath
Australia
The
Independent
Haifa
Upper Palestine
Tiberias
Christ
Nazareth
Egypt
Gath Hepher
Jonah
Cana
Galilee
Hittin
Herod Antipas
Sea of Galilee
Bethsaida
Capernaum
Esdraelon
Mount Tabor
Endor
Nain
Shiloh
Bethel
Rama
Mizpah
Nob
Mount Scobus
Mount of Olives
Richmond area notes and community events summary
Community notes from Richmond include residents Mrs. Carl Cipbe improving after an operation, Mrs. Dora Mariner hosting a Ladies' aid gathering, and St Ambrose set a February 13 Kist. Mabel Cate of Dresden visits Don Cate. Mrs. Wallace Nichols recovering. Emerson Lane Post hosted a minstrel show event with a chicken supper and awards. Miss Freda Mariner honored. Calls to duty, social events, and local visits populate the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cipbe
Ladies' Aid of Enterprise Grange
Dora- Mariner
Flora Shepard
St. Ambrose ' S
Mabel Cate
Dresden
Don Cate
Wallace Nichols
Frances Watson
R.N
Emerson Lane Post
American Legion
The
Auxilary
Grange Hall
Auxiliary
Libby
Legion
Freda Mariner
Edward Heath
Charles Blake
Andy Munroe
Cecil Rickards
Blanchard Chapman
Hallowell
Annie W. Jack
Georgie Quimby
Gardiner
C. W. Lowell
Harlowell
Methodist Church
H. L. Tarr
Portland
Perley Joy
John Parker
Christian Endeavor Society
Baptist Vestry
Progressive Grange
Pomona Grange
Topsham
Grover Bunker
David Lambert
Bar Harbor
Ida M. Harlow
Roberts
R. G. Quigg
Harlow
Richmond
William H. Harlorv
Roy
Cleveland
Ohio
Cotter’s
Gerald Grondin
Ida Harlow
Eva Libby
Blanche Humphrey
Harold Baker
Augusta
Granville Douglass
Litchfield
Gladys Humphrey
Ella Foster
Phillips
Robert
Emily (Foster) Booker
Dover-Foxcroft
Henry L. Foster
Ethel Foster
Chester
Donald Foster
Cotton Cemetery
Henry Tarr
Westport Town Opens Spring School Form and Board Meeting
Westport officials close town accounts for the municipal year. John H. Carter district superintendent of schools attended a school board meeting at H. A. Swanton's home. The Spring term opens March 24. Rural Carrier Cromwell laid off for a cold. substitute Beaton covers. A Winter house party was hosted by H. A. Swanton. Attendees, including Katherine Bates, Bowdoin student Arthur Sperry, and MIT students John R. Swanton and Ted Morrill, departed Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Carter
H. A. Swanton
C. L. Cromwell
R. T. Beaton
John R. Swanton
E. H. Morrill
Ted Morrill
Katherine Bates
West Medford
Mass
Arthur Sperry
Bowdecin College
Paul Sperry
Washington D.C
Massachuset
Institute of Technology
Five Islands Daily Life Notes and Local Socials
Five Islands and Bath readers share routine updates from the week including visits by D L Howard of Bath at his cottage and Charles Crosby of Arrowsic at Five Islands. A Wednesday prayer meeting led by Mr and Mrs Charles Moore. J M Stevens injures leg while gathering wood and is taken to Bath hospital. Grange installation under J G Stevens includes officers L H Rowe master and W L Berry overseer with a ham meal to follow. Death comes to Charles Amazeen from pneumonia after a week’s illness. Swift & Co representative visits the stores. Ice cutting on Robinson’s pond and Howard pond reported. Ladies aid meets with Mrs E A Freeman. Rev F W Hovey dines with Miss I L Stevens. families from Nobieboro visit Bay Point and Portland trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Howard
Bath
Charles Crosby
Arrowsic
Five Islands
Charles Moore
J. M. Stevens
George Gray
Bath Hospital
Grange Run
J.G. Stevens
C. D. MacMahan
L. H. Rowe
W. L. Berry
Orissa Carr
F. P. Carr
Horace Stall
Katherine Rittall
Ceres
Lulu Hanng
Pomona
Addie Gray
Fiora
Geneva Rowe
J. G. Stevens
Cloper
Charles Amazeen
Amazeen
Swift & Co
J. T. MacMahan
John Hinckley
Portland
Robinson's Pond
Ladies Aid
E. A. Freeman
Alonzo Thibideau
Nobieboro
Mr. Thibideau
G. H. Worthing
F. W. Hovey
I. L. Stevens
Percy Savage
W. E. Gray
Bay Point
S. G. Haskell
Met
Howard Pond
Ronald Colman in Condemned at Opera House Wednesday
Ronald Colman stars in Condemned a United Artists talking drama based on Blair Niles novel. Ann Harding Dudley Digges and Louis Wolheim lead a strong cast with Sidney Howard adapting the screenplay under Wesley Ruggles direction making it a tense suspenseful romance on screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Colman
United Artists
Blair Niles
Devil's Island
Opera House
Ann Harding
Dudley Digges
Louis Wolheim
Wesley Ruggles
Bulldog Drummond
Colman
Sidney Howard
Bowdoin Local Notes Move and Work Updates
Mrs Alice Green and her son Harry now stay with Mrs Grant Woods after visiting Miss Frances Withers. L C Starbird helped Ernest Sylvester harvest ice at Bowdoinham. Mrs Lester Nelses spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Frank Jenkins. Robert McAfee worked a few days at Millay Bros. Ladies aid meets Thursday at Miss Helen Mockler's home. Samuel Enman has recovered from an accident and returns to work. Town schools closed for winter vacation and out of town teachers have returned home. Merwin Jasper of North Bowdoin visited Richard Enman. S Lester Nelson visited Bowdoinham on Friday. Rural Carrier Karl Haten, home sick with a cold, resumed duties Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Green
Harry Green
Frances Withers
Grant Woods
L. C. Starbird
Ernest Sylvester
Bowdoinham
Lester Nelses
Frank Jenkins
Rovert McAffee
Millay Bros
Helen Mockler
Samuel Enman
Merwin Jasper
North Bowdoin
Richard Enman
S. Lester Nelson
Karl Haten
Mrs. Errol Baker Heads to Bates College
Mrs. Errol Baker of Thomaston formerly Miss Nellie Sawyer and a Morse high school teacher stopped by the school. She is taking a special course at Bates College. Her husband is the new teacher filling the vacancy left by Albert Noyes who resigned as head of the mathematics department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errol Baker
Thomaston
Nellie Sawyer
Morse High School
Baker
Bates College
Albert Noyes
Mrs Nichols Hosts Church Club on Bath Street
Miss Rachel Nichols entertained the church at her Bath street home Monday evening with sewing and chatting. Refreshments were served. The club will meet next Monday evening with Mrs Ralph JQ Dale on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Nichols
Bath Street
Ralph JQ. Dale
High Street
Georgetown Community Notices and Obituary Remembrance
Georgetown residents share social news from Mrs. Roy M. Newman’s Working League gathering to scarlet fever recoveries and a funeral for Mrs. Levi Powers of Robinhood. Center school reopens as Town meeting plans loom, with multiple visits between Georgetown Bath Robinhood and Portland, including clams, apples, and family notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy M. Newman
Maude Thayer
Westbrook
West Georgetown
Percy Savage
Vernon Gray
Five Islands
Edward Clarey
Robinhood
Alex Cunningham
Scarboro
Edwin Taft
Dr. Mullin
Bath
Thomas Williams
Center School
Georgetown
Levi Powers
Powers
Leslie
Carroll
Walter Powers
Bessie
Agnes
Stella Powers
North Bowdoin News Roundup Delays and Visits
Master Haviland Hatch has returned home after a week with his aunt and uncle in South Portland. Visitors included Mr. Litchfield of Brunswick and A. N. Reid in Bowdoin Center. A Monday blizzard affected the area while Mrs. R. O. West visited Richmond and Constance Hatch was on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haviland Hatch
H. C. Marsh
South Portland
Mr. Litchfield
Brunswick
A. N. Reid
Bowdoin Center
R. O. West
Richmond
Constance Hatch
A. Trembly
Lewiston
John Randlette
Litchfield
Father Maney Tells Of Interesting Life At Bath Rotary
Bath Rotary club luncheon featured Rev. Timothy C. Maney sharing missionary priesthood experiences in northeastern Maine with humor and pathos. Edwin E. Pinson urged trophies for the church basketball league, raising funds. Brunswick Rotary endorsed Rev. Arthur Stray for governor of Rotary district 38. William A. Furber reported Bangor visit on a potential large industry site in Bath, board to decide next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Phoenix
Timothy C. Maney
Edwin E. Pinson
Brunswick Rotary Club
Arthur Stray
Brunswick
Bath Club
Stray
Bath
William A. Furber
Bangor
Morse High School Notes Theater Trip and Events
Morse High School notes plan a theatre party to Portland by the girls basketball squad. The Parent Teachers Association meets in the auditorium tonight. Special Lincoln birthday exercises are set for Wednesday in the auditorium. Vacation starts a week from Friday following the current eight week cycle. A move to form a girls track team at the high school is under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Abraham Lincoln
Trust funds tied to Bath Y M C A under cy pres ruling
Judge Glidden directs payment of one quarter of a $9,000 trust to Bath Y M C A to aid young women, with remaining funds to be distributed among Bath Y M C A Red Cross Salvation Army and Bath Y M C A, plus allowances for administration and counsel. Credits and accretions pass to four charities as principal under will.
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Bath Young Womens Christian Association
City of
Bath
Young Womens Christian Association
Bath Y.M.C.A
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Carpenter Ve. Perkins
New Jerusalem Church
Beth City Hospital
Theresa A. Philbrook
Sete
Bath Young Mensation
Mary Bey
Jason Vation Army
Bath Young Mens Christian Association
Bath Red Cross
Bath Salvation Army
Bath Young Womens Association
Obituary Arthur J Leydon 40 of Bath dies in Lewiston hospital
Arthur J Leydon 40 a Bath born resident died early Wednesday from pneumonia at Marcotte hospital Lewiston where he had been a patient since October He was the son of James H Leydon and the late Mrs Leydon He left Bath to work in Worcester Mass 1912 1914 later returned and lived as an invalid for years Survived by three children Arthur Jr Dorothy and Gladys Sardo of Providence R I and siblings Harold W and Thomas W Leydon and several sisters three in Newton Center and one in Boston with numerous friends mourning his passing
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Arthur J. Leydon
Marcotte Hospital
Lewiston
Mr. Leydon
Bath
James H. Leydon
Worcester
Mass
Sprinkler Co
Massachusetts
Lewiston Hospital
S.H. Mildram
Boston
Margaret Leydon
Bath and area social notes from Meadowbrook to Gardiner
Personal notes list callers and visits across Bath, Meadowbrook, and nearby towns. Names include T. C. Hughes, Mrs. Dayton Hill, Carl B. Newcomb, Annie Gaudet, Eugene Upham, William Sherman, Roscoe Shaw, Albion K. Parris, and others. Social activities cover entertainments, dinners, club meetings, and family visits, with references to opera, grand opera attendance, and local clubs.
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T. C. Hughes
Meadowbrook
Bath
Dayton Hill
Middle Street
Carl B. Newcomb
Boston
George Coombs
Cherry -Street
Annie Gaudet
Joseph F. Gaudet
Howard’s
Ensee
Fred Cary
Brunswick
Brookline
Mass
Stephen Plant
Eugene Upham
Newton Upper Falls
Lillian Upham
Park Street
William Sherman
Donald
Gardiner
Upper High Street
Helen Mulligan
High Street
Roscoe Shaw
North Street
Brunswick Hospital
Robert Brownell
Goble Road
Robert B. Hatch
Albion K. Parris
Charles W. Leavitt
Portland
Parris
Edwin B. Parris
Upper
Washington Street
Betty Rice
Janet Bridgham
Jane Wing
Marjorie Haskell
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