Many Periodicals Found On Tables At The Library
A list shows 71 periodicals for the current year at Patten Free Library. Included are magazines on fashion fiction technology and children's titles. More than half are gifts to the library, with names such as Air Commerce Bulletin American Girl Life and Time among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten Free Library
Air Commerce Bulletin
Ambition
Youth's Companion
American Builder
Building Age
American Magazine
American Review of Reviews
Atlantic
Bath Daily Times
Bath Independent
Bell Telephone Quarterly
Better Homes
Boston Transcript
Boy's Life
Chevrolet Service News
Child Life
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Sentinel
Columbia
Congressional! Records
Country Gentleman
Daughters of the American Revolution
DuPont Magazine
Gift
Etude
Flower Garden
Forum
Century Golfing
Good Housekeeping
Harper's Bazaar
Harpers Magazine
Ladies’ Home Journal
Library Journal
Life
Life and Health
Lineage Book
DAR
London News
Mazdaznan
Motorship National Humane Review
Natural History
New England Conservatory
New England News Letters
New York Times
News Week
National
Popular Mechanic
Popular Science Monthly
Protectionist
Reader's Digest
Recruiting News
Rosicrucian Digest
Rosicrucian Magazine
St. Nicholas
Saturday Evening Post
Scientific American
Scribner's
Spirit of Missions
Technology Review
Time
United States News
Woman's Home Companion
Coach Madden addresses Winter Street Fire side club
John Madden Morse high coach spoke to 65 youths about gracious winning and good losing, stressing character on and off the gym floor. He cited Morse Cheverus game as a teaching example and tied life’s scoring to life’s records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Madden
Morse High
Winter Street
Wiscasset Houses Many Local Residents Active
Wiscasset schools reopen after a week off and community events fill the town. Activities include church services at St. Philip's with baptisms and confirmations, a Woman's Club meeting on English folklore featuring Mrs. Eric Robinson, and various visits and travel by residents. The town discusses the annual meeting March 8 and the Red Cross flood drive results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore L. Gagne
Wiscasset Academy
Gagne
Somerville
Mass
Robert E. Merry
Bishop Brewster
St. Philip's Church
Charles 8. Sewall
Eric Robinson
Newcastle
Woman's Club
Sarah Bagley Wright
Frank A. Hodgdon
Frank E. Quinnam
Harvey T. Bailey
Elsie
Bailey
Eliot
Josephine Tucker
Skowhegan
E. Murray Senter
Montreal
Enoch Huff
Lynnfield
North Edgecomb
Eugene McCarty
Lois
Mildred McCarty
James Y. McCarty
Portland
McCarty
Antoinette Plumstead
Frances Plumstead
Five County Schoolman’s Club
Moulton Union
Bowdoin College
Sills
Charles S. Sewall
Ellsworth W. Holbrook
Nettie Knight
Camden
Charles M. Legrow
Grace L Knight
Federal Street
Red Cross
Haggett
Clarence A. Richards
Granville Moulton
Charles N. Sigison
Katherine Pinkham
Ruth Jones
Eva Rines
Bath
Winona Leavitt
Oakland
John F. Jackson
Graydon
Miss Jones
Bradford CC
Redennett
Congregational Vestry
Roger Dow
Bernard Merry
Era
Grace Dow
Ruth Jane
Ruth Gough
Bertha Winsor
Ruth Simonton
Marina Brown
Rouwer Dow
Harold Light
Earl Colby
Robert Appiin
Russell Mercereau
Raymond Sherimai
Frank Quinnam
Winter Street Ladies Guests of League event described
The League of Central church hosted the Winter Street church Ladies Auxiliary with about 80 attendees. Guests were welcomed by officers, followed by an upstairs entertainment program including recitations, sketches, a reading, and a fashion show, ending with a social in the hall with salads hot rolls coffee and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Winter Street
David L. Wilson
Arthur W. King
Edward A. Cummings
Gardiner R
League
William H. Small
Leonard M. Lord
Horace P. Morse
Frederick J. Hoffman
Howard A. Parks
Herbert Huggard
Parks
Huggard
Isabelle King
Gardiner R. Deering
Harold S&s. Avery
Francis Hill
Marius H. Page
Andrus L. Coleman
Ethel Blake
Walter Cummings
Oscar Adams
William Daley
Alex McDonald
Edward A Cummings
Hoffman
Charles E Helah
Perry L. Thompson
Wiliam K. Palmer
Addie Palmer
Ralph P Mank
Harold S Avery
Francs Hill
Westport Social Roundup of Visits and Ice Cutting
Edwin Cromaeck and friends from Boston visit Frances Jewett at the Center. Greenleafs host and are visited by relatives as Ada Colby and Nettle Fowles call on Mrs Bonbert Greenleaf. Archie Higgins Jr. hospitalized with pneumonia. ice cutting on new pond by Robert Greenleaf and Willis Colby with help from Walter Greenleaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Cromaeck
Eaton Farm
John Fleming
Boston
Frances Jewett
Gilbert Greenleaf
Mildred
Greenleaf Homestead
Pauline Colby
James Apt
Fred Greenleaf
Ada Colby
Nettle Fowles
Bonbert Greenleaf
Willis Colby
Robert Greeniess
Lo New Pond
Bob Boothbay
Walter Greenleaf
Ben Getenel
Mabel Bonor
Wisasset
Archie Higgins
Archie, Jr
Damariscotta Hospital
Charlie E. A. Cromwell
Edward
Augusta
Robert Greenleaf
Lewiston
Beatrice Jones
Frances Whitten
Center
West Bath Social Notes Include Local Visits and Travel
West Bath residents and guests are listed among neighbors and relatives with numerous visits in Bath, Brunswick, and Topsham. Families including the Swains, Larrabees, and Stovers gather for birthdays, school fundraisers, and community events while Olm and Sanborns plan a coast road trip.
Youth Drinks Poison But Will Recover
Hiram K Staples a 17 year old Bath Iron Works ship fitter's helper is at Bath Memorial Hospital after drinking an ounce bottle of poison at home on York Street. Dr Joseph I Smith attended and said he will recover. Mrs Staples described him collapsing after leaving and reentering the kitchen with the bottle dropping from his hand. An antidote was promptly given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram K. Staples
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath Memorial Hospital
York Street
Joseph I. Smith
Parker Worrey Heads Rockland Community Fair Opening
Parker E Worrey former Times employee sons of Mr and Mrs Herbert E Worres 1207 Washington Street is general chairman of the Rockland community fair opening Monday in the new community building and running through Saturday. The Rockland Courier Gazette lauds him as a host with scores of workers and notes the fair has 1000 details. Also mentioned is Rev and Mrs Theodore S Cooley returning from New York with their daughter Charlotte who earned the Guggenheim prize of 100 for nursing excellence in the Mt Sinai School of Nursing class of 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker E. Worrey
Times
Herbert E. Worres
Washington Street
Rockland
Theodore S Cooley
North Berwick
Saco
New York
Charlotte
Mt Sinai Hospital School of
Miss Cooley
Guggenheim
Thornton Academy
Trull Hospital
Biddeford
All-High School Teams Selected by Captains
The YMCA league captains named the 1937 all teams with Hart and Perry unanimously chosen as co captains. First and second team selections include Hart, Perry, Hogan, Arsenault, Cwran, Vigne, Footer, Elis, Grays, and Browns among others. Seven players narrowly missed selection receive honorary mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hart
Robert Perry
Follos
Frank Hinds
Clarence Arsenault
Broom Prank Cwran
Martin Vigne
Harold Footer
Mantes Elis
Grays
Edward Hogan
Preshmen Browns
Preshmen Grays
William Kerwin
John Clark
John McLaughlin
Anhur Sturtevant
Francs Sullivan
John Burke
Robert Sutherland
Maine News Notes and Local Updates Across State
Cony High School faculty member Ernest H Grant told assembly students that the United States ranked 17th in international military strength. Bangor Airport installs night lights and daytime guidance signals with a steel tower for apparatus, aiming to serve larger planes. An Apostle palm blooms at Mrs Ina Gordon 9 Swan Augusta, with visitors welcome to view the rare plant. Billy Manning wins state bowling title in Portland with 7 19 total over Charlie Burns. Dr Laurence L Theberge, of Atlantic Iowa, visiting Augusta. he is a Cony alum practicing osteopathy in Des Moines. The former Eastern Music Camp site at Lake Mesalonskee in Sidney will host the New England Music Camp eight-week encampment starting July. Augusta society notes include Mrs snest Lo McLean’s gown at gubernatorial reception. Hartclea Darclee, famed soprano, featured in Russian czar ordered concert. Missing man Clayton Cotton 25, son of Mrs Silver of Auburn, identified in a newsreel with flood workers on the Ohio near Cairo. last heard from Portland Oregon 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred B. Snow
Pejepscot
Hannah Alien
Helen E. Harieeil
High Street
Bath
William Pierds
Hardings
Florence A Neiley
J. Everet
Mayo
Brunswick
Trafton M. Sain
York
Peece Billy. Larrabee
Topsham
Chesser T. Lorentsen
Hitl
John Peter
Lorentsen
Chester G King
Kins
Pred
J Rose
Lewiston
J Everett Maro
WCTU
Marion Willams
Catherine Flaherty
Portland
Lincoln Williams O
Eben Stover
CCC
Jefferson
Courtner E Stover
Marjorie V. Stover
Rosamond
Stover
Parminngton Normal School
Francis W. Stover
E College
Carlton Stover
Gloria Stov ¢R
Carol Stover
Paul M. Olm
Trufant Crossing Road
Predenck N. Sanborn
Maddies Set
West Bath
C. Plonda
Cies
Olms
Sanborns
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Daytona Beach de Land
Orlando
Palm Beach
Port Myers
Sarasota
St. Petersburg
Doris Crooker
Helen Simmons
Cuesis
Crookers
Beatrice Rose
Rosedale
Morse High School
J. Rose
Springfield
Mass
Farmers Exchange
Kenneth Crocker
Lester Crocker
Upper Washington Street
Fred J. Row
Emily M. Larrabee
Walter W. Larrabee
Larrabee
Trafton M_ Swain
R. N
Sai
Joseph W. Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
Harold Swain
Littefield School
Edward K. Thompson
Barbara E. Fisher
Littlefield
Ernest H Grant
Cony High School
United States
Grant
Lo McLean
State Street
Augusta
McLean
Barrows
Maine
Czar
Russia
Hartclea Darclee
William C. Silver
Auburn
Clayton
al- Herman Cotton
Silver
Ohio River
Cairo
Ill
Cotton
Ore
Lueila Williams
Woolwich Community Notes Highlight Meetings and Visits
Eben Dana of Woolwich dies in Augusta after visiting his daughter’s family Dr and Mrs Burton Hodgkins. Ernest Stilphen Jr besides his 8th birthday is noted with family. Social visits include Stinson Hathorn and Buck families with relatives in Portland and Day's Perry. Church groups meet for Lent plans and socials at Nequasset Montsweag Woolwich Center and Sagadahoc Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Dana
Augusta
Burton Hodgkins
Ernest Stilphen, Jr
Dorothy
Little Ernest
Union Bridge School
Lewiston
Richard Stinson
Stinson
Hartley Hathorn
Parmingdale
Good Will Club
Roland McIntosh
Eugenie Hunnewell
Nequasset Congregational Church
Fred Carlton
Florence Carlton
Loring Mayberry
Belmont
Mass
Perry
Maxine Walker
Swampscott
John G. Reed
Montsweag Grange
G. M. Stinson
Marcia Stinson
Woodfords
Harley Shattuck
Ernest Heyward
Bath
Willard Rand
Brunswick
A G_ Davis
Methodist Church
Nequasset Church
Christ
Rand
Sagadahoc Ferry
Charlies Sims
North Woolwich
Joseph Purdue
Nequasset
Charles Sowder
Wiscasset
Day's Ferry
Willard J. Rand
The
Pioneers
Christian Pioneers of
Fred Brown
Geraldine Rice
Virginia Reed
Woolwich Union
Jesus
Church Council
Frank R. Bailey
Monisweag
Woolwich Center
Ladies’ Aid
Gurls’ Club
Montsweag
Richard Hunnewell
Joseph Nostall
Betty
Portland
Arthur H. Durgin
Clyde Stott
Waterville
Durgin
Maine Central Railroad Day
Woolwich
Parent-Teacher Association
Sagadahoc
James Nostall
Wilbur Hagan
Skowhegan
Garret Galvin
Hagan
Department of Agriculture
University of Maine
Charles Mathews
Newport
Vance Mathews
Council Set To Meet At Bailey Home Monday Evening
The town council plans to meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Prairk R Bailey on Monday evening March 1 at 730 Miss Geraldine Rice daughter of Mr and Mrs Neilson Rice of Sagada hoc Ferry spent Wednesday in Portland with friends William J Downing of North Woolwich left Wednesday to visit his grandson Albert D Wirty of Richmond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairk R. Bailey
Geraldine Rice
Neilson Rice
Sagadahoc Ferry
Portland
William J. Downing
North Woolwich
Albert D. Wirty
Richmond
Woolwich Book Club Delves Into Race and Welfare Topics
The Woolwich Book Club met with Mrs. Carrie Houdlette on Thursday to discuss welfare work in America and race relations. Members reviewed Henry Street and Hull House works and planned future readings on racial understanding, Africa, and African leaders, with the next meeting set for March 18 at Day's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
America
Africa
Wilbur Howe
Johnson
Houdlette
Lester
Matthews
Palmer
Speer
Ross
Beltran Crocker
Percy Bailey
John Gilmore
Day's Ferry
Washington program at Woolwich Grange in last week meeting
A Washington program was presented at Woolwich Grange with 36 members in attendance. The program opened with singing and included recitations on George Washington and Lincoln, a discussion on what Washington and Lincoln would think of today, Lincoln readings and quotations, a roll call on good qualities, and two Lincoln contests won by Chester Leeman. Also noted is an engagement announcement for Mary Agnes Murphy and Joseph Vincent Faulkner, with bios of both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woolwich Grange
America
Jessie Spaulding
George Washington
John Carter
Lincoln
Henry Weston
Cora May Pearson
Richard Hunnewell
Chester Leeman
Calais and St Stephens Sign Twinship Across Long Bridge
Calais and St Stephens unite in a longtime twinship with a shared bridge linking the two towns. Fire departments plan joint emergency response, merchants coordinate summer holiday activities, and cross border parades occur on Dominion Day and the Fourth of July. The annual St Stephens fair features the Calais band and the two cities share a combined baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
St. Stephens
N. B
New Brunswick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madden
Winter Street Fireside Club
Clifford Brnmstone
Barbara Freeman
Thomas Piscopo
Myretreet
Fime
Ringling
Barnum
Eien
Big Circus Legal
Bangor
Atzusta
Lawiston
Donald E. Preble
Vu Prometrist Centre
Bath Osi W
Boy Scouts of
Willis J. Furtwengler
Sidney G Evans
Maurice Rines
Raymond Quinnam
Clayton Bailey
John Lewis
Edward Evans
Civic Club
Legion Hall
Josephine Merry
Gardiner
Ralph Wakefield
Leota Merry
Susannah Merry
Donald Leavitt
Beverley Hamlin
Sunbeam
Elaine Monro
Eva Gorham
Clara Dow
Beulah Mermnl
Gloria Lewis
Carolyn Rines
Carlene Shea
Iceland
Junior Bell
Boothbar Harbor
Franklin Fairservice
Wiscaset
Dorcas Club
Grace Beane
Hodge Street
Organ Society
Ways and Means Committee
Nina G. Fowles
Grace J. Merry
Cora Beane
Ella Dunton
Myrtie Kinney
Maine Childrens Home Society
Winter Street Ladies
Central Church Organization
Westport
Eva Beaudette
Hodgdoin
Solomon Higgins
Bathman
Community Fair
Maine News Notes
Ina Gordon
Swan Street
Gordon
Land of the
Nile
Billy Manning
Charlie Burns
Manning
Burns
Laurence L Theberge
Iowa
Aime Casarant
Theberge
Stull College of Osteopathy
Des Moines
Maurice H Leighton
Chapel Street
Eastern Music Camp
Edgar A. Farrar
Belgrade
Arthur Cottle
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Woolwich Book Club
James E. Murphy
Prospect Street
Mary Agnes
Joseph Vincent Faulkner
Joseph Faulkner
Miss Murphy
Secretary of State
Judge Smith
Automobile Registration Bureau
H. A. Spinney
Bay Point
Georgetown