Phippsburg Community Notes on Roads and Residents
A Phippsburg column reports Road Commissioner Charles Huff’s timely plowing after Monday’s storm easing travel for motorists milkmen and stage drivers. It also covers local curiosities about Meadowbrook cellars near Holbrook farm Butler farm sites and the Center school Valentine social with attendance and gifts. Personal items include birth Irma Lee Margaret Gilman at Bath Memorial Hospital and local visits and family news.
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Charles R. Huff
Huff
C. V. Minott
Meadowbrook
Holbrook
T. B. Perry
Isaac Butler
Jewell Farm
Butler
Center School
Small Point Parsonage
Valentine
Robert Beal
Irma Gilman
Stanwood Gilman
Bath Memorial Hospital
Irma Lee Margaret Gilman
George Ingalls
Maud Mooney
Richmond
Ingalls
Maud Holbrook
Walter Pierce
Ada Catherine
Kittery
Feero
Pitch Pine Hill
Ernest Rogers, Jr
Albert Thompson
Belmont
Sebasco
Bess
Grace Dickinson
Lee
Phippsburg
Dromore Grangers Name Committees
At a regular Dromore grange meeting last Tuesday the following standing committees were named for a year: finance Mrs. Elferda Perkins Mrs. Annie Malcolm Mrs. Pearl Barter home and community welfare Mrs. Aretha Campbell Roscoe Woodman relief Edward G. Waters reception Ralph Trask janitor. Penny march won by Edward Waters.
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Dromore Grange
Charlotte Owen
Evelyn Beals
Robert Coombs
Elferda Perkins
Annie Malcom
Pearl Barter
Aretha Campbell
Roscoe Woodman
Edward G. Waters
Ralph Trask
The
Grange
Abraham Lincoln
Lynette Caverly
Reading
Lincoln
Edna Sanford
Annie Wilson
Eva Sanford
Rachel Scott
Penny March
Edward Waters
Bowie family attends grandson's wedding in Reading Mass
Mr and Mrs Fred A Bowie with daughter Marion Bowie and son Rolvin Bowie return from Reading Massachusetts where on Saturday February 17 their grandson Vernon Bowie married Elizabeth Henderson in a grandson's wedding event.
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Fred A. Bowie
Marion D. Bowie
Rolvin H. Bowie
Reading
Mass
New York Nurse Sues For $50,000 Over advances claim
Mrs Mar gerite Fuller a nurse sues John L Given in New York for fifty thousand dollars alleging sexual advances. Given was previously sued last year by a model who accused him of assault. Earlier he caused the arrest of another model whom he said threw a plate at him.
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John L. Given
Margerite Fuller
Maine figures rise in Washington political shifts
In Washington, Maine gains shine as Sumner Pike of Lubec is named to the Temporary National Economic Committee and Senator White replaces Borah. The piece notes party conventions set dates of July 15 for Democrats in Chicago and June 24 for Republicans in Philadelphia, plus Maine figures in both camps and Marion Martin expanding women’s political reach. It discusses Roosevelt’s third term uncertainty, McNutt-Farley conversations, and looming Republican contenders Taft Dewey and Vandenberg with Wadsworth named keynote.
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Washington
Maine
National Economic Committee
Senator White
Senator Borah
Secretary of Commerce
Harry Hopkins
Sumner Pike
Lubec
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Chicago
Jim” Farley
Jim Farley
Paul McNutt
McNutt- Farley
Taft
Dewey
Vandenberg
Time Magazine
Linnell
O'Connell
Portland
Mayflower Hotel
Ralph O. Brewster
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Marion Martin
Republican National Committee
Miss Cunningham Returns From Boston Dance Course
Miss Mary A. Cunningham returns from a teacher training course in dancing held at the Bradford Hotel in Boston. She specialized in tap and ballroom work under Frances Cole of New York, with Mrs Grace E. Cunningham and Mrs Eugene N. Whitten accompanying.
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Mary A. Cunniingham
Boston
Bradford Hotel
Village card parties and social notices in Bath area
Parker Head and neighbors hosted card evenings with prizes while village children held a valentines party in the vestry. Numerous residents attended multiple gatherings, with prizes awarded and refreshments served. Several residents visited relatives, extended their stays, or moved residences in Bath and nearby towns.
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Charles Blaisdell
Walter Cushing
John Kriedler
Will Lowell
Eugene Harrington
Ora Hallett
William Hallett
George Morong
Harry D. Mank
Harry D. Mank, Jr
Leston Harrington
Clarence Wallace
Charles Perry
Marion
Dorothy Cushing
Barbara
Sandra Mank Lorraine
David Harrington
Edmund
Cary Wallace
Doris Savage
Carolyn Savage
George Morong, Jr
Laurence Morone
Charles
John Rollins, Jr
Francis Lander
Brunswick
William Hemmer
Alabama
Maine
Lewis Lowell
Allie Rollins
Harrington
John Libby
Sanford
Iinity
Frances Libby
Sanford High School
Bernard Wyman
Wso
Elsie Sargent
Lowell
Francis Jander
Hernan Faliett
Bath
Harrd Turner
Washington
Alvert Polangie
Portland
Burleigh Williams
Thornton
William Sushing
Clarence Walace
Lewiston
Leonice Williams
Frank Wyman
Priscilla
Robert Jewell
Walter Powers
Persins’ Island
Sewall Moore, Jr
Elkanah Wyman
George ‘Morong
William T. Wyman
Florice Maass
Washington Street
Eugene Herrington
Helen Lushing
Bernard
Eric Carlson
Wolfeboro
N. H
Bob Moore
Baltimore Woman Elopes With New York Socialite Heir
Betty Brann of Baltimore elopes with Jacob L. Webb a New York socialite and Vanderbilt fortune heir. Webb is a great great grandson of Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt and among the Vanderbilt heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brann
Baltimore, Md
Jacob L. Webb
New York
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Train Collision Sparks Idea for New Industry
A Schenectady freight collision inspired George Westinghouse to pursue air brakes. After many trials he developed the compressed air brake, testing with an engine and eight coaches in Pittsburgh. The inaugural test stopped a train four feet from a horse and wagon, proving the concept. The innovation sparked a major industry and enduring history.
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Washington
Schenectady
N. Y
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
George Westinghouse
Young Westinghouse
Troy
Westinghouse
Daniel Tait
Tait
Intermediate Star Basketball All Star Selections Made
Captains of the Intermediate Star league named two unanimous selections Ralph Houston of the Central Whites and Herbert Belanger of the Central Reds. The team includes eighth graders heavily and will play a future game as the two honorary first and second teams are announced. Honorable mention includes several players with plans for substitutes drafted by captains. Cosmopolitan Junior club elected five directors and announced a program committee for upcoming events with refreshment duties assigned.
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All Star Y
MCC
Ralph Houston
Central Whites
Herbert Selanger
Central Reds
Leo Couture
Bernard Pratt
Reds
Herbert Belanger
Edward Jones
Blues
James Farnham
Andrew Hart
David MacDonald
Camillo Pulin
Robert Levin
James Voorhees
Richard Footer
Richard Fleming
John Murphy
Malcolm Varney
Myron Craige
John Hinds
Leroy Peassey
Julien Pomerleau
Cosmopolitan Junior Club
Eleanor Bertrand
Betty Howard
Gertrude Dole
Mary Double
Marie Bennett
Marjorie Nichols
Eleanor Gediman
Louise Avery
Alice Dennison
Eleanor Wilson
Jean Dennison
Helen Higgins
Margaret Sampson
Mary Anderson
Kathleen Harkins
Martha Morse
Popham Beach Snowstorm Strands Residents and Repairs
Winter storm lashes Popham Beach with high winds and heavy drifts canceling travel for Bath workers and students. Mail carrier Bates Stover trudges mile and three quarters to deliver sacks. plows clear marsh roads after dawn, with further damage repaired over the weekend. Community groups discuss church repairs funded by Davenport Memorial, while local residents report health updates and social events, including Valentine parties and library activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
Bath
Bates Stover
Simmons
McIntyre’s Corner
Bowker's Hill
Joseph I Smith
Christopher Marr
Davenport Memorial Fund
Lyman Oliver
Ernest Oliver
G. E. McNulty
Improvement Association
Fred C. Scribner
Frank H. Pfeiffer
Henry W. Owen
D. T. Percy
Carl Percy
Brookline
Mass
Minot Percy
Dedham
Trene
Jack
Frederic Percy
Wellesley
George Percy
West Indies
Ernest Rouillard
Henry Leonard
Betty Lou Leonard
Jeanie Pomerleau
Marion Holbrook
Bill Robson
Eugene
Leon Rouillard
Gerald Holland
Jean Leonard
Charles Leonard
Everett Pouliot
Kenneth Leonard
Bernard Pomerleau
Leslie Greenlaw
Arlene Perkins
Merrill Olver
Jerusalem
Walter Newdick
Virginia Perkins
Stanley Perkins
Frank Scott
Stanley Hyde
Yarmouth Accidemy
Popham
Moses Chandler
Hyde
Carl Newcomb
South Portland
Walter Sprague
Herbert
Richard
Barbara
Allen Rogers
Sally
Augusta
Mary Robinson
Harold Sweetstir
Rockland
Mae West
W C Fields
McNualty
Bidgeford
Prank Trvine
Sprague
Marine Hospital
Ridey
Parker Head
Bay Point
Past Noble Grands Night Observed By Queen Esther Lodge
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge observed Past Noble Grands night Tuesday in the hall with honors given to many members. Mrs Victor Pinkham and others were recognized. program included poems, musical selections by local musicians, a piano duet, and a solo. Supper featured meat loaf and classic sides with festive decorations and Washington hats as favors. About 50 attended and plans for upcoming events were discussed.
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Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Victor Pinkham
Leonard M Munsey
Wallace L. Atwood
Leonard M_= Lord
Horace W Ward
Annie Colby
John F. Atwood
Ralph P Mank
Herbert H. Hageard
Henry T. B Letman
Charles E Helah
Albert H. Thompson
Frank J Farrin
Harry I. Knight
Herbert W McCabe
Roger W Pierce
Edward W Reed
Wilbra E. Billings
Vinal Haven Lodge
John W. Gillespie
Noble Grand
Ean
Sherman H. Mitchell
Thomas E Tracey
Raymond Barter
Chester E. McCrater
Barter
By the Sea
Carleton W. Andrews
Albert
H. Thompson
Washington
Margaret Yates
Fred Merchant
Charles O. Nelson
Fred L. Rice
Harold J. Carter
Dorothy M. Milliken
Alumni groups to participate in Founders Day event
The Merrymeeting Alumni Association joins 15 other UMaine groups to mark the 75th Founders Day on Feb 26. Worthen E. Brown will lead a Brunswick gathering featuring guest speaker Dean Edward Allen and a radio broadcast from Alumni Memorial gym. Participants hail from Ohio, Illinois, Pennsylvania, New York and Massachusetts. Local hosts include Mr and Mrs Lewis E. Curtis and guests Mr and Mrs William Lowell in Augusta.
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Merrymeeting Association
University of Maine
Brunswick
Worthen E. Brown
Edward Allen
Alumni Memorial
Ohio
Illinois
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
Merry Meeting
Lewis E. Curtis
Berry Street
Slayer Gets Life In Slaying Plea In Wyoming
Creola Dawson pleaded guilty to killing her husband in Kemmerer Wyoming and received life imprisonment. Because Wyoming lacks female prison facilities she was transferred to Colorado State Prison in Canon City for confinement.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Creola Dawson
Wyoming
Colorado State Prison
Canon City
Central Press
Bay Point Residents Shine Amid Storm News and Local Happenings
An older Kennebec Point resident reflects on Boston’s monumental storm and nature’s power. The Dalrymple Twins of Newton Center win praise for figure skating at a Boston ice carnival. Bay Point experiences include snow fence issues delaying school transport, broken street bulbs, and Sheriff Messenger overseeing local order. Chapel Workers review blueprints for a new chapel by Henry S Keen. Local notes mention a farmer’s eggs story, George Richardson’s death, and various Bay Point residents visiting or hosting others at cottages and beaches.
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Kennebec Point
Boston
Stewart
Newton Center
Mass
Bay Point
Bridge Hill
Georgetown
Messenger
Aunt Lou
Henry 8. Keen
Jamaica
N. Y
J. Otis Swift
Mr. Swift
Washington Square
George Richardson
Richardson
Bay
Enthusiastic Bath Republican Committee Votes Solid Ticket
The Bath Republican City Committee met in the municipal auditorium and pledged support for the current municipal ticket led by Mayor Arthur Sewall. Fred W. Quimby was re elected chairman and treasurer, with Mrs. Carroll A. Deering as vice chair and Mrs. Arletta Yates as secretary. The group set March 21 for caucus to choose 16 delegates and alternates for the state and First District conventions in Portland on April 4. Adjournment to Feb. 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
Municipal Auditorium
Bath
Arthur Sewall
Fred W. Quimby
Carroll A. Deering
Arletta Yates
Portland
Modernized State Museum readies new woodland exhibit
The State Museum advances toward a modernized display era with a bright exterior and new woodland diorama on the east side near the former aquarium. Elir A Beck and Joseph Wilson plan the setup after the sportsmen shows, plus a Marine exhibit to parallel annual displays. A bridge sighting near Edgecomb captures seven eagles around a duck, two drop the prey into an ice hole, and three continue the meal. Janina Dougherty is born Feb 15 at Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs Henry W Dougherty of 1115 Washington Street.
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State Museum
Elir A. Beck
Mt. Vernon
Joseph Wilson
Marine
Wiscasset
Edgecomb Bridge
Davis Island
Janina
Memorial Hospital
Henry W. Dougherty
Washington Street
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