Grace Church Parish Meeting Highlights 1927
Grace Episcopal church held an adjourned parish meeting in the parish house on Monday evening. Reports from St Marys Guild and others noted the pledge for diocesan and general work was exceeded and will be renewed. An entertainment preceded prayers as officers and vestrymen were elected and salaries and delegates set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Maud Whinney
St. Mary's Guild
Ellen
Surner
Whinney
Henry CC Wright
Mr Tubbs
Mr. Hill
Rupert I. Baxter
Henry © Wright
Frederick B. Deake
Fred DD. Hit
W. Dayton Toil
Frederick KE. Drake
W. Dayton Hill Jhory LL. Day
Fred WP. Shaw
Robert Cochran
Daniel Williams
Charles 2Dall
Carroll Watson
Harry L. Day
Mr. Day
Thowa
Anna Trott
Woman's Auxiliary
Ona Steed
Girls’ Friendly Society
Edith G. Gotte
Church School
W. Dayton Hill
Altar Guild
Church Mission of Help
Walter Swasey dies at age five in city hospital
Walter E K Swasey five year old son of Richard and Vera Brown Swasey died Saturday night at the City hospital. Funeral held private Tuesday at 19 Middle street with Rev Howard Davis Spoerl of Universalist church officiating. Burial in Oak Grove. Mr and Mrs George T Farrin and Mrs Clara Farrin visited relatives in Gloucester then return to Ford, N J. Mrs Charles Randall who stayed with Mrs Farrin returned to Somerville Mass. with the Farrins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter EK. Swasey
Richard
Vera VP. Brown Swasey
City Hospital
S19
Middle Street
Howard Davis Spoerl
Universalist Church
Oak Grove
George T. Farrin
Parrin
Clara IK. Marrin
Lower Middle Street
Gloucester
Mass
Fords
N. J
Charles
Randall
Clara Farrin
Somerville
Farrin
Melvin Pushard
Woolwich
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner
Carolyn Colsom
Anna D Blossom
Mixx Olive King
Grace Meserve
Robert Stanley
Raymond James
Clarence Morrill
Frances Sherman
W OW
Guild
Verena James
Sally Grover
Green
Grace Mealey
Kania Burnell
Brunswick
Ocollege
Margaret White
Dresden
Vanessa Seedle
Whiner Rogers
Boston
Ethel Robinson
S. 1
Blodgett
Maine Central
Rankins North End
Mes
Mabel Mckee
Harold Hinchliffe
Douglass
Bowdoinham
New Road
Charles Ff. Tarr
Dna
Dorothy Tarr
Mars
Opera Louse
Vinton Lewis
Charles Dore
Walter Maxwell
Auburn
Willian J. Cherry
Bangor
Frank Cheney
Lillian Hill
Samuel Tanner
Winchester
Emily Vease
Greenwich
Con
Coburn Classical Institute
Walter Densmore
Augusta
William Gove
Munday
A. M. Saunders
Connecticut
Orving Lilly
Maxx
Kata Chapman
Harvey Vateen
Winslow
William A. Bibber
Cincinnati
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Working League
Martha Bowen
Meadow Pond
Ton
Willams
West Georgetown
Alice Scott
Melrose Tighlands
William Oliver
Roobinhood
Va Cromwell
T. M. Plagun
Augusta Rowe
Dath
Forrest Tianna
Path City Hospital
Roy Moore
Carroll Powers
Lester Powers
Joseph Greenleaf
Chiston Hedgden
Robinhood
Toothbay
Maude Thayer
Bradford Academy
Cradford
Charles Perkins
Marrtown
Mar
Maurice P Hinckley
B.C. Higgins
S. Mullen
Bath
Wo AL Todd
Ralph Scott
Thomas Tagan
Frank Heald
Charlotte Hobart
Brooklyn
N.Y
San Antonio
Texas
List of 65 periodicals at Watten Free Library
The Wat ten Free library submitted a Monday night reading room list of 65 periodicals on file for 1028. Many items are gifts from friends and include National Geographic American Magazine Good Housekeeping Ladies' Home Journal New York Times and World Work among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watten Free Library
AL d & Bookliat
Ambition Gifts
American Issue
American Machinist
American Magazine
American Review of Reviews
Athletic Monthly
Better Homes and Gardens
Book Review Digest
Boy's Life
Doston Transcript
Building Age
Century
Child's Life
Chiropractor
League of Nation
Herald News
Library Journal
Living Age
Literary Digest
Ivondon News
Motive
Motorship
National Geographic
Miational Republic
Nature
New Near Mast
New York Times
Deewa Kerry
Victorigi Leview
Popular Mechanics
Popular Science Monthly
Protectionist
Aleotarian
Selenite American
Scribner’s
St. Nicholas
Woman's Home Companion
World Work
Yale Review
Morse Girls Defeated by Augusta Lassies
Morse high girls saw their six game winning streak end Saturday in Augusta as Cony varsity overwhelmed Bath with a 20 to 8 margin. Miss Thompson contributed Morse’s only two field goals while Cony’s W Shaw and TL Shaw led with seven and five points. A later note records J A Gaftney of New Charbor visiting Bath on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Augusta
Shipping City
Bath Girls
Capital City
Cony
Miss Thompson
Morse
W. Shaw
Shaw
Seoring
Bowdoinham Neighborly Housewarming At Care Home
Residents gathered Friday at the new Bowdoinham River Road home of Mr and Mrs Harold Care for a surprise housewarming. KK Lovejoy read a paper and presented an oak rocker while guests brought ice cream and cake. The event produced a grand, memorable evening with many local visitors and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdeinham River
Harold Care
Warren Weacock
Gardiner
Florence Mayo
Cedar Grove
George Tibbetts
South Front Street
Spratny Klock
Fred Duren
Ruth Robinson
Claire Dolton
Gertrude Inehliffe
Marjorie Vieree
Alice Moody
the Howtens
Moody
Marjorie V Pierce
Ina Hinckley
Wilfred Academy
Main Street
Doris Newell
Bangor
Mixx Elise Weinie
Porthind
Coo
Laguerean
J. E. Latmioreanu
Ethel Jill
Glen Lamerean
Bowdeinham
Der
Raymond Libby
Dwight L. Moody
Parold Hineslife
Mixx Huth Robinson
Arabelle Allen
Mixx
Caroline Colson
Brunswick
Charles Donnell
Sonachanda
N.Y
C. E. Cobb
Wicely
Dorothy Grant
Boothbay Harbor
Ralph Southard
Lewiston
AL Plummer
K.O. Dearborn
Mabel Lancaster
Robert Bb. Dickerman
Edwin BK. Durand
Clarence A. Lang
Boston
Statler Hotel
Durand Shoe Co
Carrol Young
Augusta Hospital
Mixx Muriel White
Gardiner Hospital
Rver Road
Ray Good
H. L. Stilphen
Beacon Street Church Holds Fourth Quarterly Conference
The Beacon Street Church Methodist Episcopal held its fourth quarterly conference on Monday evening with an address by district superintendent Rev. Leonard G. March. Reports from departments were satisfactory and Rev. Weston P L Eloian was invited to return for a fourth year. Officers and committees were elected including Trustees Milton H H Douglas and William Thistle, Stewards many named, and positions such as Recording steward, Director of religious education, and Sunday school superintendent were filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Leonard G. March
Weston PL Eolmian
Milton HH. Douglas
William Thistle
Clifton W. Tedford
Willian J. Crafts
Charles H. Oliver
Eugene McGrath
Charles J. Dain
Charles T. Henderson
Edward J. Batchelder
J. B.C. Sawyer
Ela Douglas
Ella Richardson
Euegene McGrrath
Milton HE Douglas
Elizabeth Tedford
Frank N. Daley
Marion Dain
Fred Bowie
Roger Moulton
Milton EL. Douglas
Annie M. Teeling
Scott Tibbetts
William J. Crafts
Charles W. Madden
Nellie Webber
Weston L. Booney
Herman Crocker
Leland Aluminer
Florence Sidetinger
Hebemd Phinner
Fred D
Epworth League
Winnifred Aderton
Ladies Aid
Charles Henderson
Trier of Appeals
Milton TL Douglas
Laymen's Association
Charles HL
Oliver
Milton HH
Douglas
World Service Corncil
Marion S. Dain
Marion Dowie
Christian Stewardship
Helen Crocker
Foreign Missions
Herman Croagher
Leland Plummer
J. EK
CC. Sawyer
Alice Douglas
Fred D. Teeling
William Yule
Bilarbett Huggard
Temperance
Ienry J. Adams
Fred Sidelinger
Fred B. Teeling
Charles H
Mrex
Henry L. Adams
Milton TL
Milton H. Douglas
The
Ella Richaudson
Mes
Gertrude Wallace
Louise Shepard
Church Jusic
Henry J. Adis
Mildred Morse
Milton Hl. Douglas
Jessie Pond
Frank Hagan
Milton Hy. Douglas
Charles J. Dunn
William Crafts
J. J. C. Sawyer
Commission of Religious Education
Winnie Whitehead
Bath editor calls for factory location restrictions
A Bath Independent letter urges Bath city government to bar manufacturing plants from residential areas bounded by Front North High Winter and Summer Front streets. The writer argues restrictions are common in other cities and would protect property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Independent
City of
Bath
Charles RK. Donnell
Maine
Delightful Card Party by North Center P T A
The North Center Parents Teacher Association held a successful card party at the YoM CLA. on Tuesday afternoon with five tables of auction and tea. First prize went to Mrs. Arthur Sewall for two packs of cards, second to Mrs. John G Morse Jr for silk stockings, third to Mrs. Donald Sewell for a vase, fourth to Miss Mildred Hooper for more stockings, and a consolation prize to Miss Annie Cox. The tea centerpiece featured carnations heliotrope and stevia. A fixed sum was raised for the association’s general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center
Parents Teacher Association
Arhur Sewall
John Gi. Morse, Jr
Donald Sewell
Mildred Hooper
Annie Cox
Association
Mullin
Oliver Moses
T. We Pease
Frances D. Liane
Roscoe P. Mckudden
Leroy Colby
Paul M. Oli
Roscoe DP. Meladden
John A. Lord
Seth S. Mullin
J. Motley Fuller
Lewis A. Berry
Robert DB. Tateh
William 12 Dalier
Mwangeline Haynes
Edmund Briggs
Maude M Cunningham Rites Held After Somerville Teacher’s Death
The body of Maude M Cunningham formerly a Somerville schoolteacher died Monday night at her sister Mrs Milton C Trott’s home. She was taken to Edgecomb Wednesday for burial prayers at Haggett cemetery with Rev Hovey officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude M. Cunningham
Somerville
Mass
Milton C. Trott
Edgecomb
Haggett Cemetery
Mr. Hovey
Beacon and Corliss Battle in Tight Y M C A Game
Beacon defeated Corliss 22 to 20 before about 500 fans at the Y M C A gym. Parks starred for Beacon with a sharp driving game, while Jewett and Norton contributed strong defense and feeding to Parks. Corliss suffered from Brewster's absence and a solid Beacon defense that limited their scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
Ts. Jewett
Parks If Ee
Pieves i
Norton
Meister Ly Teigt
Central 34 Wesley 29 Narrow win stuns Wesley
Central defeated Wesley 34 to 29 in a hard fought game. Charlie MacDonald and Jimmy Miller led Central’s scoring while Leavitt anchored defense and Burden and Davis found shooting touch for Wesley. Snipe contributed strong defense before injury ended his night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Wesley
Universalist
Elm
Centrals
Corliss
Charlie MacDonald
Jimmy Miller
Leavitt
Burden
Davis
Snipe
Suiminary
MacDonald
Miller
Cary
Barker
Rene
Wesley G
Tavis
Stewart
I Vo Paquet
Pee Erscane
Trott
Seckinus
Gilmore
Universalist forfeits after ineligible transfer
Universalist forfeited its Saturday game to Klin 2 0 after using Cornish who was ineligible, resulting in a 2 to 0 forfeit win for Klin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss
Universalist
Klin
Legion Members Meet in New Building in Washington Street
Members of Roland EL Snaith post A L gathered Tuesday night in the yet unfinished memorial hall at Washington and Oak streets. They viewed the partially completed interior and seating was makeshift. A five man committee to study war pictures was named: Desmond Spear Shaw Gay and Sewall. The next post meeting is slated for the 24th back in Church block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland EL Snaith Post
A. L
Washington and
Oak Streets
Trott
Five Islands Grange installs officers and hosts supper
Harold Powers of Southport Grange helped install Five Islands officers including JG Stevens master and W L Berry overseer. Misses Ethelyn Gray and Momn Campbell attended with many local members. A supper of chim chowder crackers and coffee followed, with committee led by Mrs J T McMahon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Harold Powers
Southport Grange
Mors
Court Takes Pity On Aged Bowdoin Man
An aged Bowdoin man pleaded guilty in municipal court to stealing farm implements from Everett Parr. Judge John J. Keegan, moved by the old man’s tale, placed him on six months probation after hearing his story and the involvement of others, with most goods pawned in Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Keegan
Everett Parr
Bowdoin
Keegan
Pye
Tlo
Pve
Tve
Durham
Bath
M. L. Trodgkins
Lisbon
Ernest Punter
Lewiston
Ambar
Tae
Tarr
Sneegan
Inuis
Searsport Team to Visit Bath Friday in Maine Basketball Clash
Searsport Bucks, Maine champions, travel to Bath for a Friday game after recent wins over Augusta and Rockland. The squad, boasting players over 175 pounds, sits top in the state schedule with key upcoming dates including Searsport at Bath and other regional showdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searsport Buccaneers
Maine
Bath Acl
Pame
Searsport
Vickery & Hill
Augusta
Rockland
Bangor Blue Aces
Belfast
Bath A. Co
Bath
Auburn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Church
Walter E. Swasey
J. A. Gaftney
New Charbor
Nelson
Orf Hunt
Fea
Anne Nee
Sa Eesaee
MarcAllister
Treeee
Soule
Serene Nesrns
McLaughlin
Eewane
Baker
Dailey
Murphy
Jb Stackpole
Eesaee
P McCarron
Seers
Mgiebenarbes
Seta
Morse Cressey
Smith
Pole Gee Atte
Deering
Seen Bane
Adderton
Scott, Reed
Seenee
Spinney
Creasey
Thompson
Mahan
Igneshi
Morgan
Orville EE
North Street
Richmond
Harold Carr
Carl Gibbs
Frank Holman
Gibbs
Ethel Bailey
Beacon Street Church
Alice Johson
George Churchill
Charles R. Farnham
Cosmopolitan Club
Odd Ladies’ Sewing Circle
Anos
Derry
Summer Street
International Vapor Co
Georgetown
Roland Tarford
Charles Mains
Dr. Jefferson
Parker Head
Melvin Cunningham
Harold Punt
T. M. Hagan
P.T.A
Y.M.C.A
Usski
Sara Xo
Hellfalo Wey Esie
WGC
Nts
Y. M
LAL Gymnasium
Beacon Basketball Tenn
Y Church
Parks
North End
Toam
Pierce
Meister
Darks
D Beacon
Jewett
North Pad
Brewster
Dbricky McMann
Legion
Hon Blow. Cartten
Ald Reed
W.O E. Berry
Alton Berrs
Ethelyn Gray
TM. Pagan
Georgetown Center
Arthur Berry
Waelchel
Islinds
Honse Hall
Percy Savage
Mr.o
Lingeod Stevens
Edward Chirey
Ilsrold Powers
Southport
Gud Mors
A. G. Stevens
Pvt Cromwell
Wells
Almer Marr
Court
Bath A. C
England
Scotland
Fallon Farms
Canada
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