Bowdoin Officers Installed Amid Illness In Community
Sagadalice Orange held a Bowdoin Center installation of officers Saturday with many members sick so attendance was low. Deputy Harry Rackley installed them as others shared in the service. An oyster stew followed. William Gould of Bowdeinham led as chef and Mrs. Burns is ill with pneumonia. Several residents were listed as ill or visiting, and East Bowdoin Ladies postponement was noted for two weeks to January 26 at Mrs. Ella Adams home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadalice Orange
Bowdoin Center
Harry Rackley
William Gould
Bowdeinham
George Burns
Ernest Carr
H. K. Adams
Charles Babb
M. B. Smith
L. C. Starbird
Phyllis Starbird
Robert Enman
East Bowdoin
Ella Adams
Irving Clough
Robert McAfee
Clyde Starbird
Augusta
Karl Hatch
Frank Seigars
Priscilla Small
EB. W. Hyde
Public Health Nursing Service
Bath
Maine
Perkins Institute
Sanitarum
Hebron
Mem
Local Social and Community Notes From Richmond Area
Mr and Mrs Wallace Rideout called on David Paine Wednesday night. Alfred Wenzel and Mr Young visited Richmond Thursday. T Small visited Richmond Bridge. Mrs FOS Meacham and Mrs Clara Belle West attended the Farm Bureau meeting at Richmond Corner where Meacham spoke on Kitchen Storage. Miss Ellen Miller has been ill with a cold. Several skating parties have been held nearby. Pearl West is sick. David Paine has been seriously ill. Everett Black of Litchfield Corner stayed with him. The Auburn degree team will confer the third and fourth degrees on 12 candidates at Sagadahoc Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Rideout
David Paine
Alfred Wenzel
Mr. Young
Richmond
T. Small
Richmond Bridge
Fos. Meacham
Clarabelle West
Farm Bureau
Richmond Corner
Meacham
Ellen Miller
Pearl West
Everett Black
Litchfield Corner
Auburn
Sagadahoc Grange
Missionary Society entertains guests at Welery church event
Women's Home Missionary Society of the Welery M. E. church hosted a Sunday school group at 728 Middle Street. They planned a junior missionary society named Home Guards led by Inez F. Carr and Catherine Shellenbarger, with Eva Cahill giving the devotion and Earl Lermon guiding the program. A public supper was proposed for late January with a committee listed. Eight members attended along with several Sunday school guests including Alfie Coleman and Ruth Shellenbargar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Missonary Society of the Welery M. E. Church
Harris T. Redick
Middle Street
Home Guards
Inez Fi’. Carr
Catherine Shellenbarger
Eva Cahill
Jesus
Earl B. Lermon
Bird U. Shellenbarger
Linwood F. Carr
Forest L. Littlefield
Harris T. Rodick
Wife of Robert M. Swain Dies at Home at 69
Mrs Grace F. Swain 69 wife of Robert M. Swain died Wednesday morning at 2 Franklin Street from complications. She was born in Bristol daughter of Cyrus and Sarah Little Jones. She leaves her husband three sons and three grandchildren. Funeral will be Saturday at two at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Swain
Grace FE. Swain
Franklin Street
Bristol
Cyrus
Sarah Little Jones
Lillian M. Rowe
Augusta
Walter Jones
Fitchburg
Mass
Henry Jones
Florida
Elmer O
Robert Ho
William F. Swain
R. M. McDonald
Grace Swain
Clarence Swain
Bath Red Cross reports at Monday meeting in Bath
Bath chapter officers were reelected at the Red Cross meeting in Sugadahck building. The executive committee and a board of directors were named, with reports from the West Bath branch noting 22 meetings and extensive sewing, baby care, and charitable activities supported by volunteers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Sugadahck
Seth S. Mullin
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Arthur S. Crockett
Charles C. Low
Langton T. Snipe
J. Albert Redlin
William H. Small
Thomas W. Pease
Frederic H. Low
Frederick H. Kimball
E. Motley Fuller
Clinton D. Wilson
Edward W. Hyde
Caroline M. Moses
Daniel T. Dougherty
James B. Lemont
Arthur C. Lemont
William E. Palmer
Elbridge R. Wright
Annie Wylie Stackpole
West Bath
The
Red Cros
Grange
Harry Peterson
Man With Car Wanted for Local Test Toffee Route
Local notice seeks a man with a car for a toffee route. No experience needed and $3250 weekly at start promised. Write Albert Mills Route Manager 221 Monmouth Cincinnati Ohio.
Five Prisoners Arraigned and Four Sentenced
Sagadahoc Superior Court opened with Associate Justice William H Fisher presiding. Prosecutions include Barter and Blake cases, McDougal and McNinch breaking and entering, Pecknich statutory offenses, and Dinsmore claims against Waverly Heating & Supply Co. The grand jury filed seven indictments and adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H Fisher
Augusta
Sagadahoc
John P. Carey, Jr
Bisson
Hon
Ellis L. Aldrich
Topsham
Gray
Elmer E. Dinsmore
Bath
the Waverly Heating & Supply Co
Mr. Dinsmore
Joseph H. Dinsmore
The
Heating & Supply Co
George L. Roberts
Wallace L. Small
Roberts
Joseph A. Aldred
L. A. Jack
Lisbon Falls
Donald Sterling
Justice Fisher
States
Carey
Sterling
Arthur Sewall
Foreman
Alden P. Denham
Earl B. Lermond
Maurice McKay
Fred K. Sturtevant
Grand
James, B. Perkins
Locke, Perkins & Williamson
Joseph Aldred
Joseph H. Rousseau
Brunswick
Arthur J. Dunton
John J. Keegan
Edward W. Bridgham
Gardiner R. Deering
Ralph O. Dale
Casey
Auburn
Albert Henderson
Loring D. Small
Langdon Green
Ezra L. Witham
Bowdeinham
Irving Beech
Witham
New Hampshire
Henderson
Thurman F. Barter
Boothbay
Colon McNinch
Alexander McDougall
Mitchell
William H. Fisher
Thurman FF. Barter
Thomaston
Clarence Blake
William Mann
Alexander McDougal
Joseph Pecknich
Pejepscot
Bowdoinham
Ana Cetendioe
Oren A. Stone
Norway
Bernabe Badilla
Englewood
N. J
Phippsburg
Marcy E. Jones
Laura Mallett
Philadelphia
Badilla
Bridgham
Miss Jones
Superior Court
Kenneth Moissin
Woolwich
Ralph C. Wright
Waverly Heating & Supply Co
Orin A. Stone
Mary E. Jones
Laura B. Mallett
Jones
Stone
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Small Point
Mr. Stone
Miss Mallett
Clarence W. Gallup
Gallup
Fred A. Curtis
Ashdale
Old Ladies' Home and City Hospital to Divide Estate
The will of the late Dr. William J. Rouse filed for probate leaves equal shares to Bath City Hospital and the Old Ladies' Home on the death of Winslow Rouse and Mrs. Molly Rouse Bartlett. The estate will be converted to a trust fund, about $10,000, with interest paid to the two beneficiaries. John P. Carey Jr. is executor and First National Bank of Bath is trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Rouse
Bath City Hospital
Old Ladies’ Home
Winslow Rouse
Roxbury
Mass
Molly Rouse Bartlett
Belmont
William J. Rouse, Jr
Bartlett
John P. Carey, Jr
First National Bank of Bath
Miss Douglas Resigns W C T U Presidency
Miss Alice May Douglas resigns as Bath Union president after years of service to the Women's Christian Temperance Union. No action taken on the resignation, which was tabled until the next meeting. The group adopted the national program for the year and set a Prohibition Day program for January 24 with Mrs Hoffman and Mrs Chaney in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice May Douglas
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Bath Union
Salvation Army Hall
Miss Douglas
Frances Rand
Young Peoples’ Branch
Frederick Hale
Wallace H. White, Jr
Carroll L. Beedy
Frederick J. Hoffman
Wilfred W. Chaneyvo
Bowdoinham Poultry Grower Expands Operations
Leslie Berry of Bowdoinham has converted his barn into a double tenement poultry house wintering 500 to 600 hens, mainly red variety, and selling dressed birds to local customers. Electa chapter O E S elected officers for the year. farm bureau to meet at the grange hall with Hortense Welch and Eastman attending. town schools reopened after a three week break. The community notes several visits, a wedding of Harold Hackett and Genevia Daniels, a fire at the Methodist parsonage poultry house, and various local engagements and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Berry
Curtis
Electa Chapter
Helen Mitchell
W. M
Calet Mitchell
W. P
Eleanor Webber
A M
Zina Maxwell
A. P
Ellen M. Cornish
Ella Purington
Boston
Haat
Rash
John A. Purington
Kenneth MacDougal
Houston
Bangor
Bertha Tibbetts
Richard Denham
Charles Browne
Louis Dyer
Wilbur Browne
Brunswick
E Oridge Cornish
Lisbon Falls
George Purington
Lewiston
Ida Purington
F. K. Jack
Augusta
Henry Cornish
Bridge Club
Charles Hackett
Selectman
E. L. White
Bowdoinham
Harold E. Hackett
Genevia A. Daniels
Minott
Frank Lamb
Mechanic Falls
William Daniels
Hackett
J. Hall Denham
Minnie Waldron
Martha Totman
Richmond
Walter Cox
Topsham
Frank T. Seigars
Carrier Hatch
Hall Denham
Ruth McEwen
Alice Palmer
Methodist Parsonage
A.S. MicDougal
Portland
Loring Small
West Bath
E. P. Gile
Vendella Mosher
Wiscasset
Harry Mosher
Building Cottage at Birch Print for Thomas L. Pierce
The first cottage to be erected at Birch Print in decades is under construction for Thomas L. Pierce president of the Providence National Bank. Harold W. Delong of 857 Washington street is supervising the build near Harry O. Richardson's cottage on a lot bought from Federick E. Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Print
Thomas L. Pierce
Providence National Bank of Providence, R. I
Harold W. Delong
Washington Street
Harry O. Richardson
Federick E. Drake
Niven Describes Laying of Mine Barrage in War
Paul K Niven editor of The Brunswick Record spoke to Central Church Men’s club about the North Sea mine barrage in World War I. He detailed planning, shipbuilding, and thirteen excursions that completed the mine field 300 feet apart on three levels, helping destroy 20 submarines and pressuring the German fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sea
Central Church
Paul K. Niven
Brunswick Record
Frank B Nichols
Niven
Scotland
Norway
Britain
Dover
France
Mr. Niven
Scapa Flow
Grand Fleet
Glengarry
W. Tanner
Glengarry Spring Co
William UW. Small
Sewing circle at First Baptist canceled by Mrs Stearns W Scott
The sewing circle at the First Baptist church failed to meet Tuesday at Mrs Stearns W Scott’s home 16 Andrews road as she was confined to bed with a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Reverend Jett to resign from Nazarene church after five years
Pastor Howard P. Jett announced at a church board meeting that he will leave at the end of the assembly year. Under his leadership the church grew in numbers and spirituality, earning him many warm friends in the church and city who regret his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Jett
The
Nazarene Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senitor’s, Inc
Men’s Forest Mills Union
Men’s Forest Mills
Part Wool Union
Lord Pepperell
Bowdoin
North Bowdoin
Opera House
Paramount Publix Theatre
Polly Moran
Warren William
Joan Blondell
James Dunn
Mallory
Richard Arlen
Leila Hyams
G. Robinson
Bebe Daniels
Phantom OF
Crestwood
Ricardo Cortez
Karen Morley
Grace E. Swain
Alice W. Sewall
Witham Fo Wunsch
Waitsham
Church of the New Jerusalem
Miss Sewall
Arthur Swall
Sumoner Sewall
Loyall Fo Sewall
Edward Sewall
Donald S. Sewall
Maple Grove
Gieorge Humphrey
Josph Noyes
John K. Jayne
New Canaan Conn
Joseph T. Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Bers
Henry
Arthur 8. Crockett
Sagadahce Block
Reef
OLD Ladies’ Home and
City Hospital
W.C.T.U
Mikersky
Front St
Bath, Maine
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