Bath Young People Tie The Knot In Spring Ceremony
The Bath Rotary club heard a vivid account of a local wedding at St Mary’s as Miss Mildred Footer and Miss Nellie Turner played roles in the ceremony. The bride wore a pink bouquet satin gown and carried pink and lavender flowers. The groom, a Georgetown University alumnus and Maine National Guard lieutenant, plans a future in insurance. The reception followed at the bride’s home on South Street and the couple will reside with the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Muarry
Charris
Michedyi
Peeter
Balward
Dethwell Latewan Sonn
Mildred Footer
Jel
Jorg
Bath Cho Hospital
Mies
Starinett
Wid
South Street
Semoor Ma
Frederick We. Thirt
200Th Coast Artillery
Maine National Guard
Gid
Comanon Council
Lenten Services at Grace Church Schedule
Grace Church announces Lenten services starting with a 7 30 a m service followed by Ash Wednesday liturgy and penitential office at 5 30 p m daily through Holy Week except Sundays. Speakers include clergy from St Philip's St Matthew's St Michael's Christ Church and Trinity Church Portaid with three hour meditation on Good Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Marel
Henry Vo
Nash
St. Philip’s Church
Wiscassets
Tush Wood, Smith
St. Matthew's Church
Hallowell
Nelson DB. Gildersleeve
St. Michael's Church
Lash
Willard Bath W C U Meeting Featured Ministers
Kev arrest 1. Littlefield among speakers at Frances Wilbard meeting Thursday at 2 0 at the Yo MLC under WY OCI TU auspices. Every union to take an offering for forming new Unions. The poem read by Mrs Frances Lane titled DP crept ie with Mother by Miss Alice May Douglis. Over 600 copies of the poem have been painted for distribution. Mrs LeRoy Colby will lead a choir of girls from People's church at the Y for the event with members Gladys Anderson Mary Andersen Giwendolyn Leonard Pauline Russell Edith Nicker sen Laure Rushard and Miss Katherine Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kev
Littlefield
Frances BL
Wilbard
WY Oci TU
Frances Lane
Alice May Douglis
Plelen Delano
WLCLD
Doughis’ Poo
LeRoy Colby
People's Church
The
Gladys Anderson
Mary Andersen
Giwendolyn Leonard
Pauline Russell
Edith Nickersen
Laure Jtushard
Katherine Robinson
City Hall Architect Loring Seeks Revised Plans
Charles G. Loring of Boston, architect for the new city hall, appeared before the building commission with revised plans and specifications. The commission expects to submit bid proposals around March 15 and start construction about April 1, with an estimated eight month build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Loring
Boston
New City Hall
Building Commission
Prize cockerel in Woods flock
Woods bought Lish Webber farm in South Bowdoin to breed Rhode Island Reds with pedigreed stock from Mount Vernon and Tickland. A prize cockerel pictured near Topsham fair in October is now a breeding prospect, with plans to raise about 100 fowl in six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Mouse
Woods
Lish' Webber
South Bowdoin
Sumford Falls
Chef Boss
Mount Vernon
Piper of
Iain
Cock Corel
H. O. Woods
Battery H Minstrels Deliver a Long Lovable Show
The Battery H minstrel show at Masonic Temple ran five hours with strong comedy and vocal numbers. Notable performances included Herbie Douglas Dido Cutting and George Goodwin with Aubrey Steen, plus Alexander McDonald buck and wing, and Francel Dancing on piano. The five piece orchestra under Jack Shaw earned praise for the musical support and Miss Dunning impressed at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery Ho
Masonic Temple
Soldier Boys
Bath
Herbie’ Douglas
Dido
George Goodwin
Aubrey Steen
Alexander McDonald
Alex
Tab Mystere
Herbie
William Swain
The
Battery
Jerry Grady
Mr. Swain
Prince
Lew Kelley
Orman Litavie
Woodbury Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Miss Frances
Loys
Jack Shaw
Miss Dunning
David Henderson
Roger Robinson
John Stacey
Blue Heaven
Elmer Blake
Orthan Laravne
John Burgon
Arthur Mains
Wicked Bible 1631 Seventh Commandment Omission
The so called Wicked Bible edition printed in 1631 omits the word not from the Seventh Commandment. A surviving copy is housed in the Bodleian Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodleian
Bath Residents Tour St Petersburg Florida In Winter Visit
Hlon John and Mrs Stacey of Popham Beach are wintering in St Petersburg and recount meetings with Bath people. The article notes a large tourist turnout, a growing Shuffleboard club, and local sights including the waterfront, the pier, and a tile exhibition at the recreation building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlon John HH
Staces
Popham Beach
Stacey
St. Petersburg
Bath
The
Independent
Ist Street
Ist Avenue
Serino
Wilber Cahill
Tie
Charlie Higgins
Yond Avenue No 6
Tarpon Springs
Shuffle Board Club
Chamber of Commerce
Veney
Maine
Brewster
Tampa Bay
Stacey Aund
Associated Tile Manuufacturers
Central Avenue
Williams Park
Vaudeville Unit Travels Bath Maine Through New England Tour
The Keith-Albee unit travel show arrives by a modern bus system from Boston to Maine venues including Biddeford Bath Waldoboro Rockland Brunswick and Augusta. The buses carry scenery wardrobe and baggage with thermostatic heating and electric signs for viewability. This unit replaces railroad travel and aims to provide a complete stage experience at Publix theatres in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sweith-Albee
Boston
Keith-Albee
New England
Vermont
Publix
Maine
New Hampshire
Biddeford
Waterville
Rockland
Brunswick
Augusta
Funeral Rites Held for Frank D. Pike at Central Congregational
The funeral for Frank D. Pike, who died Saturday morning, was held Monday afternoon at Central Congregational church with Rev. Edwin J. D. Hare officiating. Knight Templar rites followed signed by Dunlap Commandery leaders, with out-of-town attendees including Clifton Pike of Boston and Mr and Mrs Harry Pike of New London. Burial was at Cap Grove. Hallowell appoints a woman as city clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Pike
Central Congregational Church
Edwin JD. Harei
Winter Street
David J. Wilson
Knight Templar
William A. Barber
Dunlap
Gratz Jackson
Winfred M. Hagan
John QC
Moulton
Ralph Kk. Wright
George
Quicksall
John IT
Freeman
Charles EK. Curtis
Clifton KE. Pike
Oston
Mr. and Mies
Harry Pike
New London
Conn
Mr. and
Mes
Sumner Blagdon
Joseph
Dorchester
Mass
Cap Grove
Evening Grosbeaks Not Here This Winter
An unusual scarcity of birds is noted this winter. A flock of 14 evening grosbeaks is reported feeding daily at the William N. Taylors estate on Foreside road in Yarmouth attracting Bath attention as these birds are rare in this region this season. Other species including woodpeckers and purple finches frequent the yard throughout winter. Mrs Pattangall of Augusta declares Maine women will back the Dry ticket at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. ‘Taylor
Foreside Road
Yarmouth
Bath
United States
British Columbia
Taylor Estate
East Bowdoin Ladies Aid to Meet for Paper Flowers
The East Bowdoin Ladies aid will meet Thursday with Mrs Turland Rogers. They will make paper flowers under instructor Mrs Hattie Purinton and also learn fatten. Harry Sylvester is home ill with rheumatism. Harriet Woods returns to Springfield Mass. to resume work. Clyde Starbird visited Richmond. E B Wilson retires as route No 2 carrier. Carl Tateh takes his place. Wilson known for obliging manner and familiar face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bowdoin Ladies’ Aid
Turland Rogers
Hattie Purinton
Harry Sylvester
Harriett Woods
Grant Woods
Springfield
Mass
Carl Tateh
Wilson
Earthy Bath Widow Ella Chadbourne Dies After Long Illness
Ella Chadbourne wife of William C Chadbourne died Tuesday after a fall left her with injuries and months as an invalid. Born July 30 1848 in Bath she lived in California and Brooklyn before returning to Bath and working as a dressmaker. She leaves her husband a son Arthur R Chadbourne of New Bedford and three grandchildren Barbara Otto and Arthur Jr. The funeral is Thursday at two at her Low Front Street home with Mr Tubbs officiating.
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Terville
Clarence Blackman
van Lang
Theresa Pottle
Waterville
Dodge
St. J. Urington
Aroostook
Cotmey
Wilbur Brown
Geraldine
Brunswick
Clara Fogg
L.browne
George Fassett
Liza Lancaster
Ernest Lancaster
Lewiston
Merry Meeting Grange
Frank Heath
Evelyn Heath
Mary Heath
Brunswick Hospital
Hazel Cornish
Roxbury
Mass
Stephen Johnson
Abby OF. Quint
Samuel Whitmore
Bowdoinham
I. G W. Patten
Lynn
Quint
Bowdoinhian
Charles Alden Quint
Brewster
Mayflower
Prince
Plymouth
Dudley
Massachusetts
Bowdeinham
Ella Chadbourne
William C. Chadbourne
City Hospital
Mrs. Chadbourne
Bath
Thomas Winslow
Joshua Winslow
California
Brooklyn
Chadbourne
Grace Episcopal Church
Arthur R. Chadbourne
New Bedford
Otto W
Barbara W
Arthur R. Chadbourne Jr
Low Front Street
Mr. Tubbs
Topsham Grange Confers Third and Fourth Degrees
At a regular Saturday meeting Topsham Grange conferred the 3rd and 4th degrees on Margaret Marriner Marguerite Groves Linwood Douglas Darrell Douglas Edward Douglas Frederick Sprague and William Marriner. Visitors from Riverview Pine Tree and West Bath granges attended and a Patriotic farce with music was announced for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham Grange
Margaret Marriner
Marguerite Groves
Linwood Douglas
Darrell Douglas
Edward Douglas
Frederick Sprague
William Marriner
Riverview
Pine Tree
West Bath
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Garsi Department
Baronet
ABC
Washington
Bjorn Johannson
Madelyn Louise Footer
Edward Nolan Hartnett
Tharted
Mar
Eugene Mooter
Elas
Tau
Meroe Dugh
Daath
Johamsen
Dougherty
Cary
Miss Turner
Pinson
City Hall
Battery H Minstrels
John H. Stacey
Florida
Effie Small
Ruth Jones
Elisha Webber
A.D. Hathaway
Amy Rogerson
Richmond
William Purington
W. J Kendall
Sagadahoe County
State Chamber of Commerce
Maine Publicity Bureau
New England Council
Kendall
McDonald Temple Pythian Sisters
Carrie Merrill
Frances
James
Merrill
Frank Thorne
Belfast
Hattie Knight
Ridge Road
Freeman Trott
I. M. Irowle
Thelma
Ruth Pratt
Portland
Lida Maxwell
Lela Bishop
Karl Thlateh
Frank Seigars
HD. Cornish
George Cutler
Porthind
Tda Purington
Philip Rideout
Bangor
Jessie Ames
Watertown
Harvey Ames
James Brown
Foster
Dummer Sewuall
D. A. Re
Coombs — High School
Bot
Grange Hall
Florence Joy
Charles Fogg
Bulala Sedgley
Mary Hall
Mona Fogg
BR. A. Dickinson
Dickinson
Brunswick Senter
Pattangall
Bowdoin
Kotex
Coats
Bath Department Store
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