community notes from Windeganac eand surrounds
Winnegance residents report visits and illnesses. Doris Morse teaches in Freeport and returns for the weekend. Mrs. Fred L. Perks travels to Lewiston to visit daughter Lillian at the Street Shirt Co. Morse is back after a week of illness. Community club mourns Joseph B. McCutcheon and postpones events in his memory. Funeral conducted Saturday afternoon with club members as bearers. Webber, former Phippsburg resident and uncle to local families, dies in Portland at 84. Smelt fishermen welcome colder weather for better fishing. women’s auxiliary meets Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Morse
Freeport
Fred L. Perks
Lewiston
Lillian
Street Shirt Co
Winfield W. Morse
Squay Club
Richard C. Morse
John G. Morse
Winfield Morse
Robert P. Manson
Joseph B. Mesutcheon
Dea
American Legion
McCutcheon
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Windegance
Prb
Portland
Oregon
Fred S. Webber
Annie W. Lockwood
Josephine Ashley
Brookfield
Wash
L. F. Stephens
Westminister
Frank 2. Webber
Webber
Phippeburs
Robert F. Sisson
Frank
Almond Perry-ane Ghartes
f-Prebie
Winnegance
Richard Morse
Lis Ieme
Edith Small
Bailey elected Republican City Committee chairman
Joscoe G. Bailey succeeds Ellery C. Whittemore as chairman of the Republican city committee for the ensuing year after a largely attended meeting Tuesday night. Miss Mabel Thwing elected vice chair. Benzie Ey Chaney secretary. Freed W. Quimby treasurer. Herold T. Smail, mayoral nominee, attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joscoe G. Bailey
Ellery C. Whittemore
Republican City Committee
Mabel Thwing
Mish
Benzie Ey
Chaney
Freed W. Quimby
Herold ™. Smail
Final Tributes Paid Today To Esteemed Priest
Wholly praising the pastor, the obituary extols his service to the world and his role as bulwark of lawful authority. It lauds his influence on justice, morality, and national purity, and asks the community to bow to God’s will and pray for his soul. May he rest in peace. Amen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Jas
Mrs Andrews Hosts Supper and Auction Evening
Mrs Edwin R Andrews entertained Tuesday night with a supper party for Mrs Robert Smythe of Chicago. Auction was held with three tables and prizes won by Mrs Richard Sprague and Mrs Robert B Hatch. Out of town guests included Mrs J H Soper of Waterville and Mrs Bruce H M White of Topsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. Andrews
Robert Smythe
Chicago
Richard Sprague
Robert B. Hatch
J. H. Soper
Waterville
Bruce H. M. White
Frank W. Perkins
North Street
Portland
E. B. Crockett
Lincoln Street
Arthur P. Sampson
Columbia Road
Crockett
Mr. Perkins
New York City
Wheeling Steel Corporation
McAlpin
Mr. Crockett
Maine
New Ipswich Fishermen Hold Midnight Cemetery Poat Parties
Not superstitious residents of New Ipswich New Hampshire report fishing parties for horned poat conducted at midnight in two ponds within a cemetery are not uncommon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ipswich
N. H
Maine residents turn to Atwond Medicine for relief
Thousands of Maine people use Atwond's Medicine to ease headache and bilious discomfort. It is said to improve appetite and invigorate the body. a teaspoon dose provides initial relief and continued use promises lasting benefit. Trial sizes and full bottles priced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Rotary meeting hears on pneumatic tires history and care
Bath Rotary Club heard Francis J. Parry describe the history of pneumatic tires from the 1840s vulcanization to modern one piece tires. He warned against under and over inflation and other abuses while noting rise in miles and revolutions per tire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Francis J. Parry
Farry
England
United Stats
Barr Mishan
George Johnson
Waterville Club
John Cenis
Owen Ledward
Zelma M. Dwinal
Camden
Wilson
H. P. Bridge
Oliver Moses
Rev. E
Hardin
Chester A. Plant
Death of Joseph B. McCutcheon Ends Long Bath Life
Joseph B. McCutcheon 79 died Wednesday night at his High Street home after a fall in illness from a trolley injury. Born December 23, 1849, he lived on the same farm for years, ran a milk route 35 years with 24 cows, and was a longtime Polar Star Lodge Mason and Winnengane Community Club member. He is survived by daughter Mrs. Stephen Marshall, son Harold, brother Fred, sister Mrs. Nye, and his wife Alma Cook who died 14 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jozeph E. McCutcheon
High Street
Lemont Street
Mr. McCutcheon
City Hospital
Samuel A
Mary F. Bryant McCutcheon
Fred
Isabelle Nyewo
Hawthorne
Mass
Sewall
High Street Bridge
Bath
Col. Dummer Sewall
Winneganee
Joseph
Llewellyn Adams
Youune Joseph
Mrr. McCutcheon
McCutcheon
Polar Star Iudge of
Masons
Winnnganes Community Club
Alway
Evenine
Stephen Marshall
Nye
Marshall
Harceld
United States Navy
Naval Service
Mr. MacCutcheon
Albertina Cook
Dance Night At Lesion Hall Promises Formal Second Series
Twenty couples attended the Monday dance at Lesion hall for the second of two series, described as a delightful informal affair. Freeman Treeit aean and Reusene Show led the program. The next dance is planned in about two weeks with Miss Hortense Bryant and Miss Fi Sit Burkhardt from Morse high school faculty assisting the Latin club card party and dance at the Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loeeion
Lesion Hall
Communiere Ein Charre
Freeman Treeit Aean
Reusene
Hortense Bryant
Fisit Burkhardt
Morse High School
Portland
Bath
Masonic Temple
First Souvenir of Lindys Flight Reaches Bath Couple
Mrs. J. F. Skillings of 906 High street received a letter from her husband Capt. Skillings who is in the Canal Zone. The postmark shows Cristobal Feb. 10 and the letter was remailed from Miami Feb. 13. It arrived Saturday morning in Bath, six days after posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
del. Lindbergh
J. F. Skillings
High Street
Skillings
Canal Zone
Cristobal
Lindy
Miami
Fla
Butler Heads Maine Governors Inauguration Reception Committee
Charles Henry Butler of Montague chairs a Maine reception committee for Governors William Tudor Gardiner and wife, with members including Chirics Henry Butler and Elizabeth. The event, March 5 at 4 30, will be hosted at Butler’s I street home and attended by Maine officials and the Warrington group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirics
Henry Butler
Mont
Wasota
Gon
Wiman
Maine
William Tudor Gardiner
Cus Blois
Bat Havoar
Trank
Gardiner
Fea Yuee Srtchase
Clon
Eueene Bales
Senator Hale
Butler
I Street
Jane' Flage
Better care urged for Indian wards
Washington report says the General Federation of Women's Clubs seeks an annual Indian service appropriation of 25 million dollars, up from 12 million, to fund more hospitals doctors and nurses. It cites rising tuberculosis on reservations and poor home conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indian Service of the
United States
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Indian Welfare
Joseph Lindon Smith
New Hampshire
Herbert M. Lord
Lindon
New Mexico
Gambling War Disturbs Monaco and Riviera Cannes
The dispute between Monte Carlo and Riviera casino interests grows into a public spectacle as police struggle to keep vivid night rosters from flooding the streets. Both sides use underground papers and magazines. Monaco seeks to extend a French roulette ban beyond the current agreement that ends soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannes
France
Riviere Casino
Monte Carlo
Hoth
Inick
McGhte Carlo
Trench
Gold Seafarer Relics Donated to Yale Museum
New Haven Connecticut reports that log books and paintings from Captain William Clift of Mystic were donated to Yale University’s Peabody Museum. Clift died in 1862, a fifth generation seafarer from a family of sailors. He kept his ship profitable and forbade swearing, gambling or drinking aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Cape
William Clift
Mystic
Imperial Museum Mimic Monoliths Marking 1918 German Advance
Coinciding with Armistice Day the Imperial Museum in London displays plaster and bronze miniatures of one of the granite monuments marking the farthest German advance in 1918. A stone at Hell Fire Corner features a British tin hat and inscribed text, with proceeds from sales benefiting the museum fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Museum
London
Belgium
France
Hell Fire Corner
Icehouse Filled by Phippsburg Resident and Helpers
George Ingalls finished filling his icehouse with 12 inch ice assisted by Richard Morse Charles Rogers and Howard Bowker. Also notes a series of local visits and social calls including Mr. and Mrs. J E Perry attending a funeral and various Bath and Portland residents visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ingalls
Richard Morse
Charles Rogers
Howard Bowker
John Perkins
East Brunswick
James E. Perry
Angie Willis
Portland
Fora Ristee
Mariah Rafnell
Bath
Sidney B. Co
Sawyer
Dromore
J. E. Perry
Perry
Mason Germain
Beth
Rose Carpenter
George Small
William Perry
Doris Perry
A. J
Bowker
Verne Oliver
Fred Sawyer
Viola Patchard
Popham Beach
Clark Bowker
New Monroe Store Opens Early in March
Thompson Bros. Inc. former site will host a new Monroe store with George Monroe present. About 60 clerks on the floor during opening and extensive Sagadahock block renovations change the storefront. Regular staff to total 15 with yard goods up to $5. Ruth Dale visiting relatives in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A &R.nd
Monroe =ore
Thompson Bros., Inc
Georgee B. Monroe
Sagadahock Block
Mcenroe Stores Inc
Monroe
Bath
Wonders of 1928 Experts Recall Inventions And Discoveries
Summary of Sumner Bloss and national leaders outlining 1928 advances in aviation diesel engines fuel economy and auto safety. vertical flight interest from autogiro. locomotion efficiency gains. vitamins and copper research. riding quality advances. psychology shifts to emotion. education board funding for major project. new uses for corn and agricultural waste. aluminum plating process. powerful cosmic ray discovery by Millikan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Bloss
Popular Science
Ocla
Ance
Autogiro
London
University of Wisconsin
Muahie
Inteernational Education Board
Citas
Tal Engineering
Uni Televox wUs
Boston Pup Gino Finds Items Under City Restrictions
A city dog named Gerry brings home a series of items to a distressed owner under city rules. The loot includes a baby's coat a package with pork chops pigs knuckles a leg of lamb utensils rubbers and shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gerry
Sinclair Crude Oil royalty final payment received
The U S Land Office in Cheyenne received a $141,000 check from Sinclair Crude Purchasing Co to satisfy the last Salt Creek Crude Oil royalty under the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wye
United States Land Office
Sinclair Crude Purchasing Co
Sinclair Interests
Salt Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bailey
L. F. Medicine Co
Portland, Me
Francis Parry
Joseph B. W.cutcheon
Legion
Charles Henry Butler
Perle
Mrrs
Gaciner
Monacans
Riviera
Yale Museum
War's End
Phippsburg
Ruth Dale
A. C
Robert A Millikan
Earth
Bath Savings Institution
William D. Sewall
James S. Lowell
James
Lowell Edward
W. Larrabee
William A. Furber
Charles C. Low
Allan Spear
H Y
Charles P. Joseph M. Trott
Chevrolet
Flint
Mich
Washington Street
Atlantic Motor Co., Inc
Damariscotta
O. M. McKeown
Boothbay Harbor
Turner & Gilpitrick
Richmond
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