Funeral for Lothair Lowell Held at Woolwich Home
Attendees James E White and Jesse F White attended the funeral of Lothair Lowell at his Woolwich home on Saturday. The report lists local residents visiting, social events, church and club activities, and ongoing town life including residents moving, visiting Mass., and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E
Jesse F. White
Lothair Lowell
Woolwich
Georgiana Lilly
Massachusetts
Herbert Munsey
Alton
James E. White
George Carlton
A. E. Hitchey
Portland
Wiscasset Inn
Wiscasset
Metcalf House
Union Street
Marguerite Hall
Bridge
Congregational Vestry
Frank Grey
E. Fred Albee
F. H. Hutchins
Organ Society
Mary Fullerton
Lila S. Dusseault
Edgecomb
Emerson School of Oratory
Birch Point
Percival Hodgdon
Roland
Florida
Molly Seaman
High Street
Wiscasset Public Library
Damon Lewis
Washington Street
Dorothy Greenwood
Olive Johnson
Forest Johnson
Ervine Jones
Dorothy Young
Greenwood
Zina Davis
Grace Pease
Paul Farnham
Miss Greenwood
Dorothy Chase
Mary Bailey
Dorthy Young
Etta Blair
Mary Colby
Miriam Reed
Lucille Quinnam
Elinor Carleton
Harriet McPhee
Virginia Pease
Barbara Greenwood
Forrest Johnson
Hall Lewis
Ervin Jones
Lawrence Greenwood
Chester Greenwood
Wiscasset Fire Society
Webber's Tavern
Charles S. Sewall
William D. Patterson
Marriner’s Bank
Seamon
Bath City Hospital
President Adams
Cristobal
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Thomas D. Bronson
Winifred
California
Nellie Carlin
Bath
William D. Blake
Els Worth
Devitt
Eliswert
Lothar Lo Lowell
Nate
Wiscasse
Paerdd
Sacybelasy
Chari
EuGay
Homer
Vitus
Shea
Appeiadi
Gropeie Faylstas
Pigeon Cove
Mass
Perry
Jo EL White
Sheepscot
Arcadias
Montswear
Yihbe
Titleret
Bra
Montsweae Gove’ Club
Hillcrest
Mentawear
Willae Worker
Veteran Fireman Faces Grace Parish Blaze Sockless
A Bath department veteran fireman fought a Grace parish house fire Sunday evening without his socks. He removed them to be prepared if a zero blaze occurred, then rushed to the scene in below zero conditions, forgetting he wore no stockings.
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Bath Department
Grace Parish House
Bath and Richmond Aces to clash Thursday night
Bath basketball fans will see the Bath A C host the Richmond Aces in a second meeting of the season. Managers McFarland and Terrill meet to form a peace pact after three years of rivalry. Lineups shift with Jenson moving to center and Richmond adding a new center Smith. Tickets are on sale at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Basketall
Richmond Durand Aces
Bath A. C
McFarland
Bath
Terrill
Richmoundites
Richmond
Bato
Ees Triobned
Tratet-Rooters
McCabe
Mac McCabe
Lonelexy
Burnings
Joral
Pennsylvania
Jenson
Wiscasset
Gelfast
Harrington
Carlton
Bill Jenson
Smith
Brunswick
Rotaryans Enjoy Motion Pictures at Topsham Hall Dedication
Rotarians were treated to two educational films by John Conti Jr on supply sources for telephone components. The event included a dedication of a new Topsham Grange hall with State Master John E Abbott officiating and a supper for attendees from multiple lodges and visiting members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
John Conti, Jr
A.W. Green National Bank Examiner
Harry E. Stetson
Bath Cairden Lib
P Brices
B.D. Hardin
C. G Liaw
HH. T. Passmore
BE. Pusey Walb
Topsham Grange
John E. Abbott
The
Grange
BE. C. Patten
Earl Ormsby
Edwin Huldreth
Walter Plummer
Alvah Rackley
W. B. Deering
Hollis
Staite Orange Executive
George Stevens
Kennebunkport
Pomona
York County
Vincent Canham
Auburn
John Ei. Abbott
Charlotte Robbins
Boris Edgecomb
Sax
Louetta Wheeler
Khrapeth Vannah
Ana Driscoll
Nehie Moore
Minnie Plaimuier
Che Dindne
John &. Abbott
Stalin
Marv
Hierold Hildreda
Hazel Smith
Emblem Beerer
Marry Buckley
Frank ‘Wodd
Winied Backlevi
Wilken Steve Est
Asal
Steward Woreren Morel
Lhd
Do AK Moore
Scerttay
Wha
Fetea
Wasons Ceres
Christine Backley
Arnone
Tighe Parity Pho
Minbette Sachs
S&s
Jessie Morrill
M Jweres
Berths Vrmeht
Otaden
Bleimor Ripley
Betetla Wet Ik
Winrtieed Rareklew
West Bath Social Notes From a Cold Flu Season
West Bath residents report illnesses and recoveries in a round of social notes. Mrs Gordon Preble is ill at home with a severe cold, along with I B Neiley and Florence Neiley. Several guests visit Bath homes as teachers attend conventions in Portland and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Gordon Preble
Oak Street
I. B. Neiley
Florence Neiley
Nellie Brown
Alma Reid
Russell Street
Bath
Marguerite Williams
Campbell’s Pond
Raymond Williams
Portland
Miss Williams
Cumberland
Sabine
Campbells Pond
J. M. Lemont
Joseph W. Larrabee
Fred W. Larrabee
W. Taggett
West Bath
Grange Hall
Jopsham
J. Everett Mayo
The
Nazarene Church of
Brunswick
Walter Brown
Lower Washington Street
Helen Rogers
Gorham Normal School
Llewellyn Rogers
Hazel Wharts
Elmer J. Rich
North Bath
City Hospital
Obituary notices honor late residents and survivors
An obituary list recounts the passing of several residents and notes survivors and kin. It lists Mr Walter Bardo of Bryan QC Mrs John Seana of LaGrange TH and Dr Delbert MO Stewart of South Paris among others, with mention of a brother in law relation to Mrs Jesse Sanders and a Boston connection. It references last rites and a probate context along with a retirement era tone and ongoing community remembrance.
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Siredel Gr
Perabo
Aig
Laawa
Wilo
NYS
Sprineveles
H. Las Cilla
Bitte W
Hollis Douglass
Walter Bardo
Bryan QC
John Seana
LaGrange
Delbert MO Stewart
South Paris
Hanscont
Jesse Sanders
Washington Street
Maine Farm Crops Valued at 40 959 000
The Maine Department of Agriculture reports total farm crop value at 40.959 million as of December 1, down sharply from 1927 and the five year average. Potatoes alone accounted for 15.136 million, about 52 percent below 1927 and 60 percent under the five year average, driving much of the decline.
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Maine
Miah Department of Africushure Chis
Three Teams Tie Atop Park League Standings
A three way tie for first place dominates the Park alley bowling league as the Red Sox Senators and Cardinals share the lead. The Yankees sit a couple games back as a four corner race looms next week with strong individual performances and high averages highlighted by Plant Reynolds and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Alley
Red Sox
Senators
Cardinals
Yankees
P.C. Frg
Shetty
Stiri
Garcisis Seit
Giatits
He Suenee
Cubs Oeon Diese
White Sox
NOGLWICH GRANGERS HAVE FINE PROGRAM
Woolwich program opened with Onward Christian Soldiers singing and Current Events read by Anna and Hilton Soule. A Benjamin Franklin paper by Anna Soule, piano solo by Mrs Hodgdon, nursery rhyme recitation contest with a chocolate prize, and a discussion on simple remedies for the home followed. John Carter led singing. meeting closed with roll call and quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooolvich Prance
Ecanyr
Anna Soule
Hilton Soule
Benjamin Franklin
Rachel Hodgdon
Eyanee
Grange
John Carter
Woolwich Parents Charged With Neglect
Weller H. Green and wife Odessa Wright Green of Woolwich appeared before Judge John J. Keegan on a Woolwich selectmen complaint alleging neglect of two children aged seven months to 11 years. Bertha and Thelma Wright were committed to the State Board of Children's Guardians, Katherine M. Green placed with grandmother Mrs. Katherine Green Bath, and Warren W. and Walter H. Green to remain at home under conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weller H. Green
Odessa Wright Green
Woolwich
John J. Keegan
Bertha
Thelma Wright
Walter H. Green
Mequasset Farm Bureau Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
NeQUASSET Farm Bureau held its annual meeting at Mrs. Winfield Wrights home with a planning session and officer elections for the coming year. Officers elected include Mrs. Wright chairwoman, Mrs. Gertrude Muiton secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Revel Todgaon publicity, Mrs. John Crimnore food project leader, Mrs. Percy Bailes clothing project, and Charles L. Mariahilla oldest member recognized. meeting adjourned with notices for future committee assignments and location at Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mequasset Farm Bureau
Winfield Wright
Hortense Welch
Auburn
Publue Wright
Gertrude Muiton
Revhel I Todgaon
John Crimnore
Leadey
Percy Bailes
Dire Vial
Welin Cailener
Doris Wright
Chestnut Street
Aye
Hye Ponent
Red Cross Pledges For Community Nurse Support
A Bath event reports Red Cross pledges for a community nurse project. An attached donor list shows contributions totaling 8509 fe and notes committee hopes for sufficient funds to sustain nurse services. The piece mentions election of a chairperson and names several local organizers.
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Gonritto
Bath
Fideloet
Ebsumiani
MD Ave
Charles
The Poston Rheumatic Medicine Ad Notice
An advertisement offers Bostonhermes Specie rheumatic medicine available at leading drug stores and via mail order from Abbot Village Maine. It urges buyers to try VW and promises satisfaction with a check or bill.
Woolwich Notes Include Meetings and Marriages
Woolwich community reports a weekend visit by Mrs. Vernon Ayer and her son, Farm Bureau and Men’s Forum plans, auction evenings, council and grange events, and a Woolwich marriage. Edward A. Erskine of Bath married Alice H. Reed of Woolwich in Central church parsonage. both families and friends attend the ceremony and wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Ayer
Little Son
Winthrop
Delia Card
Men's Forum
Farm Bureau
Center Baptist Hall
Ladies’ Aid
Mary Wright
Portland
Raymond Rice
Edwold Carter
Philadelphia
Boston
George Rice
Douglass Hunnewell
Lewiston
Mr. Hannewell
Leora Stinson
Mr. Doughty
Boothbay Harbor
C. P. Hall
Vera Dexter
Flora Leonard
Harry Fitch
Charles Henderson
Bath
Fred Carlton
Harry Bartlett
Berlin
N. H
Lothair Lowell
Louise McDonald
Hopkington
Mass
Wilson Wright
Aragane A. Stott
Hame
Sagadahoc Ferry
F. W Carlton
Clarence “Shea
BE. W. Dexter
Earl Dow
Sherman McQuaide
Maurice Shea
F. W. Carlvon
Eleanor Erwin
Geraldine Stott
Montswear
Men's Farm Bureau of
Montsweag
Mr. Eastman
Montsweag Grange Hall
Harry Bradford
Montsweag Ladies’ Farm Bureau Committee
Nelsie Dowling
Blanche Dickson
Ethel Leavitte
Anna Soule
Woolwich Grange
Frank P. Washburn
Augusta
Lwleanor Hathorn
Mabel Grover
Louise Grover
Ledia Stinson
Mrs. Allen
Plano
W.M
Fred Soule
W. O
Joan Carter
W. Stew
Edward Hodgdon
W. Chap
Oswald Rankin
W.A.S
Frank A. Hodgdon
W. Treas
Alton Berry
W. See. Racheal Hodgdon
W. Secy
Alton Erskine
W. Ceres
Mary Hunnewell
W. Pomona
Evelyn Bailey
W. Flora
Lena Grover
Ruth Headedon
Percy Bailey
Hilton Soule
Thaursday
Wolf Pond
G. Crrover
Wiscasset
Woolwich Grange Hall
Eastman
Inun
Edward A. Erskine
Alice H. Reed
Woolwich
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Frank Fiskine
Tallman Street
Aevl
Morse High School
Alexander IM. Reed
Day's Ferry
Reed
Erskine
Morse High Beats Cony 34 to 24 in Friday Battle
Morse High School extended its winning streak to four with a 34 24 home victory over Cony High of Augusta at the Y gym. Captain Harold Lyden led Morse with seven baskets and Jimmy Miller added six as Morse used its depth to pull away through the third period. Titus led Cony with five field goals while Malcolm Cony hit four free throws and two shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Y. Gym
Cony
Jenkins
Titus
Morse
Capital City
Cutts
Maxwell
Farrell
Conley
Gaudette
Norton
Whitehouse
Coachley
Jimmy Miller
Crocker
Lyden
Malcolm Cony
Bangor Chryslers Rally To Beat City Service Five
Bangor Chryslers defeated Wiscasset City Service 44 37 at Wiscasset Friday night in a contest marked by rough play and disqualifications for personal fouls. The City Service led 30 0 after the first period but Bangor surged to take a 23 17 halftime edge then expanded to a 39 27 advantage before finishing seven points ahead. Brewer Carlton Harrington led Wiscasset with the attack while Ralph Jordan paced Bangor with seven scoring efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor Chryslers
Wiscasset
Bangor
Queen City
Turner
J. McClay
Queen City Lads
Brewer
Carlton
Harrington
Fisher
Bath
Pooler
Perkins
Ralph Jordan
Kamenkovitch
Shanks McClay
Morse High Girls Stage Surprise Victory at Newcastle
Morse High girls upset Newcastle Lassies 35 to 21 after a 28 all tie last Friday. Gladys Spinney scored 21 and Mary Larrabee added 12 before fouling out, with Morse guards McCarty and Twomey delivering strong defense. Lincoln Academy 2nds beat Grace Church league in prelims as Morse rosters and scoring details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Lincoln Academy Pryimnasium
Newcastle Lassies
Earth
Morse
Gladys Spinney
Mary Larrabee
Paime
McCarty
Twomey
Mins Perkins
Academy Piris
Newcastle
Grace Church
Lincoln Academy
Ris
Larrabee
Aderton
Oger
Leman
TALES
Lincoln Gin Et Creatibis
J Perkins
Ly Barnes
Rites
Fliscoek
Aes
Traey
Miss Seavey
Portland
Pine Tree Circle to Install Officers
Pine Tree Circle of Alpha footers to install officers elected Friday by deputy Mary F Gallant. The banquet follows at the Colonel. Officers listed include Alice Taft Parshley Mary F Murphy Nellie M Johnson G H Johnson Josephine McNeil Jane Murphy Jamie Farrin Lillian M Taft and others. The report notes a Boston hospital trustees inquiry into councilmanie investigation of institu
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree Circle
C.F
Mary F Gallant
Alice Taft
Parshley
Mary F. Murphy
Nellie M. Johnson
G. H. Johnson
Josephine McNeil
Jane Murphy
Jamie Farrin
Lillian M. Taft
Universalists defeat Boothbay Harbor High in overtime thriller
The Universalists edged Boothbay Harbor High 19 to 17 after a see-saw game at the Harbor. Le mont delivered a late center-hall shot as the Bath church team rallied from an 8 point halftime deficit, amid a tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Harbor
Universalist Church
Universalist
Maxwell
Jewell
Achics
Ganna Ie
Seiden Dh
Damie Sci Otis Bats
Perkinit
Wesih Rere
BSI Bigeg
Gi. Pgs
Tis
LoGoit Es
Cart
Tewe Ea
Feomats
Barisal
Doc Nevens
Jewett
Pierce
Endeavorers Install Officers for Year
The First Baptist Christian Endeavor installed officers Sunday night under acting pastor Rev. William Fletcher. Wilfred Rice is president with C. Lloyd Hooker as first vice president and Harold Carter as second vice president. Ruby Fullerton serves as third vice president and Hooker as treasurer. Laura Harrington is recording secretary. Carter chairs the prayer meeting committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Christian Endeavor
William Fletcher
Wilfred Rice
C. Lloyd Hooker
Harold Carter
Ruby Fullerton
Laura Harrington
G. EB. Roberts
Margaret MacDonald
C.F. Harrington
Albert Austin
Segadahoc Council Hosts Whist and Bridge Night
The Segadahoc council of the Knights of Columbus will hold a straight whist and bridge party in St. Marys parish hall on Friday night. Table reservations can be made by contacting Mrs. John J. Keegan Miss Arline Footer or Mrs. Stephen McPhee.
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Segadahoc Council
K. of
St. Mary's Parish Hall
John J. Keegan
Arline Footer
Stephen McPhee
Dr H B Duce Police Contact Note
Police telephone 145 and residence 623 listed for Dr H B Duce in the city directory. The item records his contact numbers for official and residential needs.
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Atwood
F. Medicine Co
Portland, Me
Durand Aces
Bath A.C
Topsham Grangers
Garden Club
Abbott
Belle Donnell
Annie Wiliams
Milton Baker
Lemont
Anstress Larrabee
Woman's Farm Bureau
Annie ‘Trutant
Margaret Lemont
J. B. Lemont
Paul
Edward Footer
Hyde Park
Myra Foote
John Foote
Walter & Uynscom
Joseph TM
Warner
Seneral
Les Plant
Morris Reynolds
Cone
Lothrop
Farrar
Francis Ham
Reynolds
Porto Y As
Enarer
Deats
Oliver
Hapgeli
Leo
Boardman
Fade
SRS Frates
McMann
Nash Ros
Hageard
Partir Ne Te Tot Ee Oe Gediman
Coffill
Jones
Duley
Noglwich Grangers
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Hathorne
Frank
Perey Marston
RED Cross
Mrskine
Providence
R. I
Shipping City
Morse Higie G. I
Miller
Cony High
Hurd
Humps
Breck
Malcolm
Coackley
Marriner
Chryslers
Gergis Kamenkovity
Jordan
F. McClay
J McClay
Wiscasset Rue
Fes
Carleton
Stover
Morse High Girls
Lincoln Academy Girls
Hell
Boston City Hspital
Shipping City Lads
Endeavorers
DR. H. B. Duce
Front Street
Sagadahock Building
Bath, Maine
Olice Telephone