Woolwich Christmas Visits and New Year Travelers
Miss Lillian Watson and families in Woolwich celebrate Christmas with relatives in Day's Ferry. Many locals, including Miss Sarah Bagley, Miss Emma Day, and Miss Maude Hayward, travel or host during the holiday season with friends and relatives in Boston Lewiston Manchester and Westport. Several residents announce visits from New York and Boston and a few purchases and updates at home.
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Lillian Watson
Jackson College
Day
Sarah Bagley
Boston
Emma Day
Herbert Munsey
Maude Hayward
Arrowsie
Elmer Hayward
Waterville
Artell Hayward
Ruth McIntosh
Amy Bennett
New Freland
Melrose
Mass
Howard Whittut
New York
Frank Whittur
Caroline
Elizabeth Mains
June Bailey
Delhi. Parnell
Croabehind Center
Dresden
Ro Mains
Toving Millie
Roy Metutesh
Pipe Pree Academy
Donesa Mccintosh
Conn
Lowis
Evelyn Steen
Aubrey Stear
Frank Clark
Sarah Bailey
Gardiner
Fowl
Ralph
Otto Steen
Masspelimsents
Christus
Bleike Reed
Dartmon
John Sheldon
Mis
Bonna Barnes
Pred Corliss
Howard Whittam
Pond
Frank Whittam
Ralph Whittam
Rodney Tarbox
Westport
Dora Preyer
S. OP. EB. Tinthorne
Richmond Spinning Mill Change of Ownership
A warranty deed was filed in Sagadahoc County to transfer the Richmond Spinning Mill property at Richmond from Alexander W. Haddon of Brookline to the Richmond Spinning Co. The deal, reportedly valued at 125000, indicates Aversted spinning mill will be operated. The property came to Mr Haddon on Nise Pile Reese dates uncertain.
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Sagadahoe County
Alexander W. Haddon
Brookline
Mass
Richmond Spinning Co
Richmond
Mr. Haddon
Nise Pile Reese
Pictures for Milkmen State Dairy Shows Next Week
Inspector Forrest Ne Barbour will show the film The Romance of the White Bottle to pupils of the bath schools next week. The Turn in the Road will also be shown statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Ne Barbour
Jath
Mulligan Stevedores Finish Isaacs Hudson Discharge
The Mulligan stevedores completed their task on Wednesday unloading the barge Isaacs Hudson from TSO0 tons of coal at the Gibbens Coal Co.
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Mulligan
Isaacs Hudson
Montsweag School Hosts Christmas Program and Remarks
The Montsweag school entertained parents and the community with Christmas exercises and a tree at the Montsweag Baptist church hall. The program featured Miss Cozette Brouillet four Ree, and a sequence of songs and scenes led by pupils including Winnifred Erskine Ree and Velma Bailey. Visitors included Rev Brown, Supt Reed, and local families. the event prompted a repeat performance at Montsweag grange.
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Degzo
Montsweag
Cozette Brouillet
Albert Bailey
Winnifred Erskine
Dorothy Bailey
Ruth Erskine
Velma Bailey Dalogue
Eric Drouillet Ree
Ruth Erskine Ree
Albert Malley
Winnifred Erskine Ree
Velma Bailey
FF. W. Brown
Moatsweag Baptist Church
Maxine Walker
Wie
Castine List Simmer
Maine
Fedw. Brown
Wilson Bailey
Clm. Reed
Harvey Bailey
Isie
J. G. Braziley
George W. Shaw
Asburyley
Melvin
Milton
Brouillet
Woolwich
Thierry Getehell
Lyon
Mas
Frank J. Walker
Boston
Brown
Montsweag Grange Tadl
Chapman Concert Promises Lively January Performance
Tuesday evening January 15 Bath expects the Chapman Concert to thrill crowds. The event features contralto Nadworney and violinist Rabinowitck, with Mr. Chapman at the piano. Popular pricing aims for a full house across towns visiting the Festival Chorus tour.
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Chapman
Bath
Nes
Nadworney
Rabinowitck
Leopold Auer
Bath D A R January Meeting Held at Cosmopolitan Club
Colonel Dutmner Sewall chapter of the D A R held its regular January meeting Tuesday afternoon at the Cosmopolitan club. Miss Alice Varney presided in the regent's absence. A paper on Colonial Glassware was read by Mrs. Harry C. Webber and refreshments were served. The February session will be with Miss Margaret Foote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutmner Sewall
de A
Cosmopolitan Club
Alice SK. Robbins
Agnes Hiamphreys
Topsham
Bowdoinham
Charles
Harry C. Webber
Tee Crea
Margaret Foote
Grace Merrill Guests at Besaw Home
Notes show Miss Grace Merrill of North Yarmouth visiting Mrs. Lena Besaw for a few days. Deputy Sheriff Laurence J. Bond of Richmond visited Bath on business. John L. Evans spends two weeks in Newport News with his mother Mrs. Thomas Evans. Edward Besaw, a North Yarmouth teacher, visits his mother at 5 Beacon Street. Mrs. Fred A. Bowie hosted a New Year’s party at 26 Drummond Street with a gift exchange and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Merrill
North Yarmouth
Lena Besaw
Laurence J. Bond
Richmond
Bath
John L. Evans
Newport News
Thomas Evans
Edward Besaw
Lena Besxaw
Beacon Street
Fred A. Bowie
Aecon Street
Drummond Street
Five Islands Ladies Aid Meets at Mrs Rowe Home
The Five Islands community reports a large turnout for the Ladies' Aid gathering at Mrs. L. H. Rowe on Thursday afternoon. The event featured fellowship and charity work with apples Christmas candy and assorted chocolates enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
L. H. Rowe
J. B. Blaisdell
Bath
Christmuas
Alfred Rowe
Frank Ryder
Mrre
Henry Moore
Merton Davis
Priscilla
Woodfords
J. TE. Rowe
Davis
Julia Davis
Warren Davis
Chester MacMabian
TL Stevens
Cimbridge
Charles Moore
Georgetown Seaside News Highlights New Year Service
Georgetow n reports a splendid New Year sermon by Rev William T Boyd with ten candle illustrations and music. Mrs M Rich sang The Half has Never Been Told. Several town residents and visitors are noted from Bath to Boston with updates on illness travel guests and local affairs.
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William T. Boyd
WR. Boyd
Rich
Salem
Mass
Tegld
Harriet. Deering
First Baptist Vestry
Augusta Rowe
Bath
Alfred Rowe
Emily
Walter Cunningham
Boothbay
Sumner Ona
Une
Mies Grice Wray
Fitesburg
Wna
Joli Daly O
Lawrence
Mars
Martha Rich
Chevlotte
Lela Davis
Five Felands
Woc
Ne “i Benchley
Disie Williams
John RR. Bhickie
Grace Ward
John E. Oliver
Banh
Toesikiy
Augusta Poddleine
Poyptiaa
Vhi Dhy
Par Pies Deering
Raphael Rowe
Everett Diggins
Frank Oliver
Doplina
Namie
Bey
George B. Oliver
Artin
Josie Willigns
Jet Re
Bhickie
Phomeas Stenhouse
Leon Oliver Deere
Newburyport
Matss
Puesding
Mas
Charles Oliver
Chester Dorrish
Jackson Tinckley
Methodist
Alex Jae Eetes
Deathbay
Amos Stedman
Pasadermi
Cal
Montsweag Sketch Marks Woolwich Grange Golden Anniversary
Mrs. Fred Soule recalls Montsweag fifty years ago during Woolwich Grange’s golden anniversary. The tale names early settlers, the formation at Grover schoolhouse, charter members, first officers, and the building of their hall.
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Grange
Montsweag
Woolwich Grange
Fred Soule
Wiscasset
John Tibbetts
Richard Hunnewell
Waterman Tibbetts
Given
Brro
Hollix Bailey
Bro
Frank Gould
Montswenag
Sumner Bailey
Clib
Clarriet MelNenney
Grover
W. OM. Bailey
Mer
Tia
Kewiston
Bach
Gal
Mother Piel
Amood
Som
Tev
Mrs. Given
George A. Walker
Antoinette Walker
John FF. Tibbetts
Julia A. Tibbettts
Wateman Tibbetts
Joan Tibbetts
John McKenney
Merrill Melkenney
George MeKennes
Sarah J. McKenney
Nathan MelKennes
Harriet J. McKenney
Euana Walker
Dexter Wright
Sarah J. Wright
John M. Bailes
Sumner Baileyeorbbie Bailes
Isaac Williamson
Albert J. Diskinnson
Charles Williams
Tast
John KL Tibbetts
W.oq
W. Stew
Nathan McKenney
W.G.K
Morrell McKenney
Mercy
Elli Shaw
Varied weekend visits and travels noted in Bath
Miss Lucile Beals stayed with relatives in Lisbon Falls while Joby Phillips, USN, paused for a brief furlough. Several residents returned from city trips and hospital stays including Elijah Morse of Small Point and Joseph Lemont from the City hospital. A new Bath pastor and friendly parish activities also feature in a season of travel and recuperation.
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Lucile Beals
Lisbon Falls
Joby Phillips
Us.n
Francis K. Varry
New York City
Elijah A. Morse
Small Point
City Hospital
Robert Oliver
Boston
Waldo Weston
Pearl Street
Loren ©. White
Salina
Kan
Raymond Whaten
Bowdoin College
Joseph M. Lemont
West Bath
M. Evelyn Oliver
Lewiston
Helene Stearns
Gilman
Morse High School
May
Porthind
Long Island
N.Y
Bath
Willian H H. Gilman
Washington Street
Portland
John A. Quygtinga
Ernest M. Truman
East St. John
N. 1
D Brooks
North Street
Chirence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Winterstreet Church
Tadies
World
New York
Japan
China
Phillippines
Ovie
Exeter Fraternity House Damaged by Fire
Fire believed to have started in the cellar gutted the Phi Theta Psi house on Front Street Exeter owned by Dr. John G. W. Knowlton. Buckleys saved some personal property. loss estimated around 5000 with partial insurance. Fraternity members lost belongings while students on vacation.
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Front Street
John G. W. Knowlton
Exeter
N. EL
Sae
Bath
Philips-Exeter
Phi Theta Psi
Enoch Buckley
Avas
Red Cross Party Sends Old Year Out in Bath
A Bath Red Cross fundraiser dance at the Ma sonic Temple drew record attendance. Grindell's orchestra provided lively music as patrons wore numbered favors and danced from evening into the early hours, with sandwiches and coffee served at intermission. Proceeds to date look modest for the Red Cross.
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RED Cross
Bath
Masonic Temple
American Red Cross
Sto
Grindell
Paul Jones
Thomas S. Gibbons
Williai S. Newell
Seth S. Mullin
Frederick I. Drake
Arthur Sewall
BE. M. Fuller
Chester S
Lightship Pollock Shows Fine Trial Prospects
The light vessel Pollock built by Bath Tron Works off Seguin Island showed a satisfactory performance during trials. An official announcement set Friday for trials with a board led by B C Gillette and other naval construction and lighthouse officials. The Pollock will enter drydock at Simpson’s then proceed to Chelsea for Commerce Department acceptance. Also noted is Harry Starbird’s return to work at New England Tel & Tel Co after a bout with grip illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock
Bath Tron Works Ltd
Seguin Island
Southport
J. N. Cory
Boston
Thomas P. Fowler
Department of Commerce
Simpson's
Chelsea
Mer
Harry AL Starbird
New England Tel & Tel Co
North Street
Dance Pupils Impress Large Audience With Clever Recital
Charlotte Rauser and her pupils staged a mid winter dance recital at the Masonic Temple closing the school term. The program featured numerous ballet and toe dances with elaborate costumes, including The Fete, Peters Rabbit, canaries and swans. The audience praised the performances and Mrs Rauser was commended for musical arrangements. The next term begins January 6 with added clog buck and wing dancing taught by Fannie Hetb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Charlotte Cahill Raiser
Countess IV Arville
Harvey Hartleb
Evelyn Lords
Ziake
Gladys Konahan
George Wotten
Adele Barton
Frances Oliver
Charlotte Rauser
Doris Green
Princes Oliver
Wis
Mrs. Rauser
Sylvia Katz
Helen Reynolds
Ruth Wing
Charlotte O'Brien
Carolyn Plant
Marjorie Gilboy
Carolyn
Bacchus
Bacchanale
Annette Cutting
Edith Small
Eleachor Voorhees
Ninette
Denn Whitehouse
Peter Rabbit
Frances Shaughnessy
Sunbeam
Helen Gallant
Elizabeth Pinkham
Virginia Kingsley
Virginia
Martha Cahil
Cora Chase
Agnes Costello
Jocusse Calderwood
Divelyn Trummer
Pearl Oliver
Mary Cunningham
Spain
Lat Lingane
Eleu
Deorothy Conley
Orange
Stuart
Nans
Rauser
Stanwood
Grimdell
Pratt and Dorothy Brown Married in Freeport
Percy A. Pratt and Dorothy A. Brown were wed Aug 29 in Freeport by Rev. Graham. The couple, former Morse High students, plan to live at 32 Chestnut Street. Pratt noted as a standout Morse guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy A. Pratt
Dorothy A. Brown
Freeport
Graham
Pratt
Harry L. Brown
Mr. Pratt
Alfred Pratt
Bedford Street
Morse High
Mrs. Pratt
Chestnut Street
Meeting of Creditors for Bertie Johnson Held Saturday
First meeting of creditors occurred Saturday at ten in the office of Willian T. Hall referee in bankruptcy. Attending were Bertie Johnson his counsel Ralph Dale Edward W Bridgham Roscoe P McFadden County Attorney Arthur J Dunton Judge John J Keegan and Percy I Nickerson of Bath Grain Co. Bridgham was elected trustee and Howard B Johnson joined as trustee. William Mann and Archibald Miller named appraisers. Deputy Sheriff Norris surrendered the keys after trustee qualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Johnson
Willian T. Hall
Mr. Johnson
Ralph ©. Dale
Edward W. Bridgham
Roscoe P. McFadden
Arthur J Dunton
John J. Keegan
Percy I. Nickerson
Bath Grain Co
Howard B. Johnson
William Mann
Archibald Miller
Norris
Easton fox farmer sells stock to Lincoln farm
Vanamee J. Todd, a leading New England fox farmer from Easton, sold OY breeding foxes to Gordon Brothers for a new Lincoln fox farm opened this year. The facility plans to house over 300 foxes at full capacity.
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Vanamee J. Todd
Easton
New England
Gordon Brothers
Lincoln
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