Winter Whist Party at Winnegance Community House
A lively community gathering at Winnegance on Monday featured whist tables, casual games, a Welsh rarebit supper, and musical interludes by Miss Doris Morse and Meister Franklin Morse. Plans for future inter club tournaments with Bath aerie of Eagles, a bean supper to fund clubhouse notes, and numerous social events dominated postmeeting discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clab
Aind
Doris Morse
Franklin Morse
Bathaerie of Eagles
Winnegance Community Club
Roland ST. Smits Post
American Legion
the Legion
Legion
Omar R. Perry
Percy Morse
Joseph N. Day
Winneganee
Eagles
Winnegance
Almon R. Perry
Wilton G. Bates
I. A. Trueworthy
John G. Morse
Zina B. Eaton
Charles FE. Wewitt
Reuben Purington
Earle PL Morse
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Frank Perry
Obituary Mrs Marcia H Sewall 62 Prominent Bath figure
Mrs Marcia Houghton Sewall wife of Samuel Sewall died suddenly in Redlands California from double pneumonia. Born in Bath she was daughter of Capt Silas Amory Houghton and was a leader in Bath social and moral affairs. She leaves husband Houghton Sewall son Houghton Sewall Redlands and daughter Mrs Stuart Webb Boston and sister Miss Emma Houghton Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia H. Sewall
Samuel Sewall
Arthur Sewall & Co
Redlands
Calif
Bath
Sewall
Silas Amory Houghton
Mr. Sewall
California
Prout's Neck
Maine
Stuart Webb
Boston
Emma Houghton
Simeon O. Newhall Dies After Seven Weeks in Bath
Simeon O. Newhall 40 a shoemaker and foreman at Bath Slipper Co. died Thursday night at City hospital after seven weeks illness. Born in Everett Mass he was son of the late Henry L. Newhall. He moved to Bath seven years ago worked in The Texas Steamship Co. He belonged to Acadia lodge K of P Bath Co U R K D P. He had toured to Florida last Fall fell ill returning by Pullman car. He is survived by his mother and his sister Mrs Hiram Morrell of Rumford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Preble
Cora Campbell
Matilda Downing
Lemont Street
Charles Stinson
Herbert Pettingill
Charles Verkins
Ladies’ Aid
Alfred S. Oliver
Beulah McIntire
John G. Morse
Samuel Stokes
Haverhill
Mass
Stokes
Desper W. Oliver
St. Petersburg
Bath
Muriel Oliver
Alpheus Purington
Parker Head
Frank G. Purington
Harry
Williams
S’ortland
Percy Morse
Watson, Frye
Alice Colson
Simeon
Newhall
Bath Slipper Co
City Hospital
Mr. Newhall
Everett
Henry L. Newhall
Lewiston
Texas Steamship Co
Acadia Lodge
K. of
Mrs Minerva J Wyer Dies at 82 at Old Ladies Home
Mrs Minerva J Wyer 82 widow of Joseph D Wyer died Thursday afternoon at the Old Ladies Home where she resided for years She was born May 3 1842 in North Harpswell daughter of Abizah Dunning and lived in Orrs Island Bath and North Harpswell She entered the Home January 20 1916 She leaves a daughter Mrs Rena Spechts of Hyde Park Mass and several nephews and nieces The Rev George D Riley Nazarene Bath will officiate at the funeral with interment at Bath and burial later in Orrs Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva
J. Weer
Joseph D. Wyer
Old Ladies Home
Bath
Orr’s Island
Wyer
North Harpeswell
Abizah Dunning
Orr's Island
Rena Spechts
Hyde Park
Mass
Wrer
North Harnswell
George D. Riley
the Nazarene Church
Mrs Elizabeth Crocker Rites Set At Local Home
Mrs Elizabeth Crocker 70 wife of LaForrest Crocker died Sunday after a long illness She was born in Harpswell daughter of John and Martha Dingley The funeral Tuesday afternoon at two at 8 5 Commercial Street Burial in Oak Grove Also notes on parliamentary pairing and a historical US instance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Crocker
LaForrest Crocker
Harpswell
John
Martha Dingley
Commercial Street
Oak Grove
Morse Triumphs in Debut on Capers New Court
Morse high school jumped to a dominant 85 to 11 victory over South Portland Capers in the opening game on Capers’ new gym floor. Olinto, McCabe, and Spinney led Morse’s attack as Referee Flack praised Morse’s defense and clean play with six personal fouls called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
New Court
South Portland High
Morse Hich
Morse High
Flacko
Tony Olinto
McCabe
McMann
South Portland
Anl
Butler
Spinney
Miller
Capers
Sterling
Qolinto
Tony
Olinto
Flack
Studley
Pooler
Larrabee
Ween
Rf Ween
Eee
Clinto
Eaten
Peter Oee
South Portland Smart
MecCaun
Brown
Felis Iena
Alec
Wiley
Oliver
Clark
Whalen
Phippsburg Notes on Radio Funeral Service for Wilson
Mrs George Pease heard a WW1 era radio demonstration including Tom Sweet Home and a Cuba violin piece while also receiving the funeral service for former President Wilson by radio. Town residents and visitors are listed with minor personal updates and recent movements in Bath and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Pease
Woodrow Wilson
George Pease
Cuba
Tome Sweet Home
San Francises
Pose
Wilson
Alpheus Purington
Frank Durington
High Street
Bath
Parker
Hannah Greenman
Darker Head
Uriah Wathice
West Point
Elisha V
Astilade
Walter J. Sildu
Boston
Nelson Plenhl
Sebasco
Randle Pye
Small Point
Elisha N. Totman
George Wilson
Real estate transfers in Sagadahoc County lead list
Sagadahoc County records show Bowdoin with six transfers in two weeks, followed by Hath and Richmond with four each, Bowdoinham with three, and Georgetown Phippsburg and Topsham with one each. Transactions include Dunton to Dunton, Tarr to Schultz, Walseth to Walseth, Hatch to Hatch, and Campbell to Campbell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin
Hath
Richmond
Bowdoinham
Georgetown
Phippsburg
Topsham
Bath
Ralph H. Dunton
Luella H. Dunton
Frank McKay
Ethel J. Davis
Frank Keeler
Mae L. Keeler
Charley I. Douglass
Everett L. Tarr
Everett I. Tarr
William C. Schultz
Julius F. Walseth
Nettie F. Walseth
Susan KE. Carr
Joseph R. Hatch
Elisha S. Webber
Wallace Rt. Hatch
Lyda Belle Wales
Carrie Sheen
Nettie
James M. Pratt
William H. Stuart
Charles E. Brown
George’ F. Hackett
Charles E. Hackett
Mary M. Campbell
Byron M. Campbell
Charles V. Minott
W. H
J. L. Spinney
Als
C. P
E. S. Briary
Frank C. Bishop
Frank R. Duren
Byron Ludwig
W. FE. Maxey
Leonard H. Morrill
Susan A. Passmore
Myrton B. Raynes
Elgin A. Hunter
Lucien H. White
Simeon Newhall Funeral Held at Center Street
The funeral of Simeon C. Newhall was Sunday noon at Fred S. Curtis funeral home on Center street with large attendance. Delegations from Acadia lodge K of P Bath Co 5 U A E P attended. Rev David L Wilson officiated and Pythian service was led by William Mann and Augustus Peron. Burial in Varney lot Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon C. Newhall
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Bath Co
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Pythian
William Mann
Augustus Peron
C. A. Martin
M. F. O'Neil
J. R. Jones
R. H. Anketell
Thomas H. Wood
H. E. Jaquith
Varney Lot
Brunswick
Cotton Bales Carried by Plane to Make Masonic Aprons
At the Shriners convention in Washington two bales of cotton were flown from Augusta Georgia to New Bedford Massachusetts. The cotton was made into cloth Masonic aprons and delivered by air to Shriners in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners
Washington
Augusta
New Bedford
Mass
Storm Tests Vessel as 18 Hour Gale Strikes Cape Hatteras
The schooner Anni R. Heidritter docked in Elizabeth from the West Indies with 580000 feet of lumber rode out a fierce 18 hour Cape Hatteras gale. Captain Frank K. Perkins, famed Bath skipper, described the storm as among the worst he has faced after sailing from New Foundland's Grand Banks. The voyage included loss of sails and icebound rigging, forcing a turn into the Gulf Stream to thaw and to survive. Two terrified hobos were taken aboard in Key West, adding a note of peril to the harrowing journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anni R. Heidritter
Elizabeth
N. J
West Indies
Cape Hatteras
Frank K. Perkins
Bath
George A. Fletcher
Maine
Grand Banks
New Foundland
Capt. Perkins
Cape
Gulf Stream
Boat Torpedoed in War Narration From Crew Folklore
The fragment recalls a torpedoed vessel named Anna Ry Heidvitzer with two listers and a captain recounting a wartime voyage. It notes a sale by Heidritter Dome pany, tiles shipped from Italy to the West Indies, and a tow to Gil raltie in sinking condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ry Heidvitzer
Perkins
Heidritter Domepany
Italy
West Indies
Gilraltie
Probate Court Deals with Numerous Estate Matters
Light business in Saga dahoe county probate court as Judge Lowell approves accounts and grants conservatorships and sales. Executors and administrators named for Pardy Voorhees Johnson and others. real estate sale license issued. tax and deposition actions filed. Injured man James Cummings shows gradual improvement after Farmingdale crossing accident. companion Willard Creasey killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Lowell
Sagadahoe County
Ellen M. Oliver
Bowdoin
Norman Ed. Curtis
A. HT
W. T H. Shaw
Milton G. Shaw
Bath
Margaret
Pardy
John B. Pardy
Richmond
Eleanor
TP. Voorhees
Virginia M. Foote
Carrie P. Johnson
Ernest A. Johnson
Ida KL Evgley
Cora A. Corliss
Woolwich
Ida Eh. Bagley
Cora A, Corliss
Clara M. Conner
George Lewis Dunn
Take Charles
Frank H. Merritt
George A. Merritt
James Cummings
Farmingdale
Willard AL Creasey
Gardiner Genera Hospitat
Mrs Eva J Lemont Attends Union Defender Day in Lewiston
Mrs Eva J Lemont division president of the Sons of Veterans auxiliary visits Lewiston for Union Defender's Day celebration hosted by A C Pray Gump Saf V. Mrs E E Orvis and son Richard are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs M J Young at 78 Western Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva J. Lemont
The
Sons of Veterans Auniliary
Lewiston
A. CL. Pray Gump
Saf -V
FE. EE. Orvis
Richard
M. J. Young
Western Avenue
Public Mass Meeting Led by Lesson At Mitete Till Pidiey Evening
A free public mass meeting moderated by Maj. George Weber features musical numbers, dialect readings, and a question session on welfare and civic issues. The event includes a registry of US Army personnel and a schedule of follow up visits to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Post
Amerigin le Bion
Pidiey
Bethy
Maj. George
Weber
In Hin
Mas Webber
Roedtetten
Wosheimyteam
Beth
Webber Beit
Joma Quest
Suan
Bondholders of Bath Iron Works to Meet in Augusta
A meeting of Bath Iron Works bondholders is planned in Augusta to discuss the bond interest and next steps. An auditor from Portland reports excellent bookkeeping and no mismanagement, though the company owes large wartime sums to the government and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works
Augusta
Chew
Chester Jordin
Portland
Vompany
Tah Tron
Governien Om Elsims
Elvis
Funeral for Mrs. Crocker in Bath services held
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Crocker 69 of Bath were conducted by Riley officiating. She died Saturday at her home on Commercial Street. Born in Topswell she was a daughter of John and Martha Dingley and was married. She leaves daughter Clara Sellivan and son in law Hares Sellivan both of Bath. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vee DD Riley
Eulgabeth Crocker
Lakorre Rocker
Trial trip successful for Tindit vessel Lookout near coast
The Lookout completed a coastal trial voyage on Tuesday and returned to port by mid afternoon. After a 20 minute feed she will sail to Boston for delivery to the Department of Commerce once hull scraping and painting in a dry dock are finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tindit
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Robert PT. Manson
Winfield W. Morse
Harey B. Williams
Charley M. Perkins
Poston
Rand
Arrowscig
Williame
Fred
Cramte Beaning Warkarve
Wes
Wiliams and Vomresad
Tilnnthe Ag
Winnieanen
George M. Haton
Coombs
Mystery Club
Samuel S. Sewall
Simeon O. Newhall
Minerva J. Wyer
Thas
Insha Ée
United States
Bath Boys
J. QO. Wyman
Reselenay Iins
Wyman
UK Marine@hospital
Chelsea
W. of. Keer
Ro . Welhman
Henry Minott
Porthimd
Wyonin
Sagadahoc County
Simeon Newhall
Ken
Key West
Try “L.F
Atwood
le” Medicine CO
Bath Trust CO
Elizabethport
Maj
George C. Webber
Auburn
Mellon
Benus Bul
Seighine Kidwin A. Cafiir
Regiber
Varmier
Strela
Dover
Millimochi
Mile
Drexter
Tle
Bangor
Avgusta
Ortland
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