Birthday Celebration Unites Three Winnegance Residents
Three Winnegance residents shared birthdays with a community party at the Community House on Tuesday evening. About 80 attendees enjoyed games, prizes with Harold P. Small and Miss Marion Morse as top winners, and prizes for others. Refreshments featured birthday wakes, cake, cocoa, and crackers while host and hostess were honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram C
Oliver
Robert
Manson
Zina M. Baton
Harold P. Small
Marion Morse
Charles Perry
George M. Baton
Charles Modrehle
Jolly Evening For Fidi Amici Club At Central Parish
Miss Josephine Freeman hosted a Fidi Amici Club gathering at the Central church parish house on Saturday. Members and guests, including Major William R. Kimball and several Shorey and Hooper family members, socialized with supper, games, dancing, a visit to Olympia for ice cream, ghost stories, and thanks to Miss Hreeman for her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Freeman
Bidi Amici
Central Church
Julia Montgomery
Katherine Shorey
Nellie Leeman
Marjorie Legard
Amy Wade
Dorothy Ham
Helen Shorey
Clara Oliver
Helen Clough
Evelyn Clough
Mary Kenney
Genesta Corliss
Janette Perow
Alice Sturtevant
Dorothy Stinson
Nellie Dyer
Evelyn Trott
Margaret Chaney
Anna Chaney
Margaret L Trufant Dies in Portland at 73
Margaret L. Trufant of Bath died suddenly Monday at her Portland home 73 Atlantic Street after a long illness. She was born in Bath daughter of Capt. William W. Trufant lived in Bath until moving to Portland twenty years ago with her brother William H. Trufant. A Beacon Street Church Teath member she was devoted to church work. Her body returned to Bath Wednesday to her cousin Mrs. Elmer D. Hodgkins Middle Street where funeral services were held at 2 30 by Rev. Weston P. Holman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tish
Joseph No Pay
Beulah McIntire
John G. Morse
Freeman HH. Merritt
Porthind
Sebasco
Arline Footer
Charles Perry
Charles Kek
Preble
Martha Rogers
Cora Campbell
Elsie Fernald
Dedham
Mass
Marion Radwell
Annie Malcolm
Squaw Club
Freak Perry
Robert J. Manson
Sherman I. Morse
Parker O. Rogers
Winfield W. Morse
Warren Pushard
Ralph Whitehouse
Lower High Street
Portland
Margaret L. Trufant
Bath
Atlantic Street
Willian W W. Trufant
William H.trufant
Beacon Street Church
Teath
Ceatrice Wright
Old Orchant
Mars
Wilson Wright
Bonnie Rae
Donald Leavitt
Miss Dennison
Nequasset
Bath City Hospital
A. EB. Trott
Fla. ‘Trott
Beth
A. M Stinson
Everett Baker
Elmer ‘Prett
Richmond
Marjorie Louise
Alexander M. Reed
Day Serry
Woolwich
Alice H. Reed
Edward A. Erskine
Waldo Hathorne
Sagadahoe Ferry
Lawrence Putnam
Bertram Crocker
Henry Carlton
Beltram Crocker
Ardenne A. Stott
IF. W. Carlton
Envy Carlton
3. Dexter
Vern Dexter
Florence Carlton
Lincoln Houdlett
Earl Dow
Golda English
Barm Dureau
Charles I. Farnham
Middle Street
Hortense Welch
Spaulding
Extension Service
Orono
Charles Dubar
Lothrop Lowell
Percy Bailey
Portland man visits Bath to see brother in law
Richard L. Rhoades of Portland called on his brother in law, Attorney William T. Hall, at City hospital during a Bath visit on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Rhoades
Portland
Bath
William T. Hall
City Hospital
Morse High School Defeats Lewiston in Turbulent Showdown
Morse outlasted Lewiston 25 21 in a rough packed gym, led by Longley and Lyden in a decisive third period. Captain Eaton was ejected after clashing with an official, Jenkins stepped in to boost Morse as Whitehouse and Crocker controlled the floor for Morse. Parker and Bickford fought Lewiston late but Morse held the lead toward the Bates tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Lewiston
M.C. A. Guanasium
Morse
Husky
Capt. Eaton
Kelley
Eavr Lewiston
Longley
Lyden
Lewston
Whitehouse
Durein
Mforward
Eaton
Morse Club
Maynard
Jenkins
Ralph Crocker
Parker
Brunswick Rotarians Entertain the Ladies
The Brunswick Rotary club hosted a ladies night at Hotel Eagle with a dinner for about 50 guests. A 15-table auction followed, prizes went to Mrs. Edmund N. Lippincott Mrs. Arthur W. Johnson Harry W. Varney and Dr. John Thuetzer. A musical program featured Mrs Lucy Racine on violin and Misses Venise and Madeleine Caron on cello and piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Rotary Club
Hotel Eagle
Henry L. Johnson
John W. Riley
Albert C. LeTarte
Edmund N. Lippincott
Arthur W. Johnson
Harry W. Varney
John Tluetzer
Lucy Racine
Venise Caron
Madeleine Caron
Mrs Frederick Finey Hosts Grace Church Guild Meeting
Mrs Frederick Finey hosted the St Marys guild of Grace church Monday night at the parish house. Members sewed during the evening and were served sandwiches cake and coffee. Hunters in California this season shot 1000 deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Finey
St.Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Tey
Woolwich Community Sing to Highlight Day's Ferry Church
A Sunday evening program at Day's Berry church features a community sing with orchestra selections, congregation singing, and hymns such as Where He Leads Me and Blessd Assurance. Rev Mrs Allen Munsey announces the program. local residents and guests attend rehearsals and related social events, with notices of illness, moves, and engagements among Woolwich residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Ilyinn
Beverly Shorey
Thenry Gediman
Crystal Shorey
Eae
Merle Jameson
Aimes
Mr. Perkins
Allen
Thay Munsey
Past Presidents Night at Bath Eagles to Honor Era Leaders
Bath Aerie of Eagles plans a past presidents night on Tuesday January 24 with a banquet and entertainment. Dr Raymond Malone of Portland will address the gathering. living Bath past presidents listed include Whitehouse Perry Child Robbins Thornton Lee Mc Mann Perry Parrell Tourtillotte and notable former presidents in other cities Ham and Hartnett are noted deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Aerie of
Eagles
Raymond Ote Malone
Portland
Edward T. Whitehouse
Amos SK. Perry
Harold W. Child
Edward M. Robbins
Oscar PF. Thornton
Edward A. Lee
Thomas Wi. Perry
Henry S. Parrell
John ©. Tourtillotte
Bath
Alexander J. Cochran
Baltimore
Mad
William FF. Flam
Worcester
Mass
John J. Lee
Quincy
William EL. Cullinan
Hyde Park
Roscoe P. Ham
Eugene
L Hartnet
Mrs Foose Visits Clinton Relatives and Home Ties
Mrs. Charles Foose returned from a two week visit in Clinton with her sister Mrs. John Smith and her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Skal ing. The Skalings have moved from Upper Burlington N. J. to Clinton after eight years in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Foose
Clinton
John Smith
James Skaling
Upper Burlington, N
Bath
Woolwich Farm Bureau Elects Officers for 1927
Nequasset branch held an all day meeting at the Congregational church with state organizer Estelle Mason and county agent Hortense Welch. Officers elected include Mrs Norman Drummond as chairwoman, Mrs Gertrude Marston secretary treasurer, and project leaders Mrs John Gilmore food, Mrs Percy Batley clothing, Mrs Charles J Paintain household management, and Mrs Frank Yolgdon publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset
Buereau
Jan
Congregational Church
Estelle Mason
Hortense Welch
Haive
Asl
Norman Drummond
Gertrude Marston
John Gilmore
Percy Batley
Charles J. Paintiain
Frank Yolgdon
Skaling and Anderson Wedding Celebrated in Conn
Mar ring news from Danielson Connecticut details Skaling and Anderson nuptials. Elder Augustus Shide officiated while WEAN Providence aired wedding music by request. The couple wed quietly with guests from Newshaven London Lancaster Putham. The groom, son of James Ro Skating, was once a Bath restaurateur and the bride is a trained nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danielson
Conn
Dee
George Re Skating
Path
Annie Anderson
Lanncaster
Mass
Augustus Shide
WEAN
Provinence
Newshaven
London
Lancaster
Putham
Shaling
New York
Laueter
South Lancaster Academy
James Ro Skating
Bath
Ath
Arctic Message Arrives For Bath Man From Labrador
Rev. Charles M. Tubbs receives a radio gram from Charles S. Sewall with Lieut. Com. Donald MacMillan’s Rawson Fields Museum expedition at Anatalak Bay Labrador. The broadcast from Station WAAZ Chicago thanks Grace Church choir and notes snow and cold while promising 1922 greetings. Message came via Amateur Radio station 1PL Hudson Mass to Mer. Tubbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
Tigh Street
Charles S. Seewill
Wises
Donald MacMillan
Grace Church
WAAZ
Chicago
Roger
CS. Sewall
Mr. Sewall
MacMillan
Rawson Fields Museum
Anatalak Bay
Labrador
Tle
Medie
G. Donald Meserve
Forest Avenue
Hudson
Mass
Mer. Tubbs
Woolwich Lad Dismissed After Iron on Track Incident
A Woolwich boy was admonished by police after placing iron pieces on the railroad track to cause excitement. A railroad employee found two chunks across the rails, removed them, and reported the danger. A detective traced the act to the youth, who promised not to repeat it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Racilin
Wortland
Tobey and Bishop Wed in Simple Beacon Street Ceremony
Harold E. Tobey of Winthrop Center and Doris Bishop wed at Beacon Street Methodist parsonage on January 10 in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Weston A. Tolman. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Baxter Tobey of Winthrop Center. The bride is daughter of Daniel A Bishop of Bath. They plan to live in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Tobey
Winthrop Center
Doris Bishop
Beacon Street Methodist Parsonage
Weston A. Tlolman
2. Baxter ,Tobey
Daniel A
Bath
Tobey
Sheriff J Horace McChre Seeks Sagadahoe Nomination
Sagadahoe county sheriff candidate J Horace McChre announced his bid for the Republican nomination in June primaries after leaving Boston where he planned a weekend with Mrs McClure and daughter Mary. The former sheriff Mr McClure, twice elected, resigned in 1927 to pursue business and recently withdrew a bid for representative to return to sheriff duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Horace McChre
Sherif
Sagadahoe County
Tie
Boston
McClure
Mary
Walter B Clarke Dies After Brief Illness
Friends mourn Walter Bradley Clarke of Damariscotta Mills born in Maine. Educated at Lincoln Academy and Bowdoin College he entered politics young, served in the Maine State Senate, pursued a run for the Executive Council, practiced law in Portland, then practiced in Boston before settling in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bradley Clarke
Preumonia
Clarke
Damariscolla Milla
Lincoln Academy
Bowdoin College
State Senate
Executive Council
Wiliam T. Cobb
Portland
Jeter
Boston
Cnly
Cambridge
Phippsburg to See Big Telephone Improvements This Summer
New England Telephone plans major line and pole upgrades in Phippsburg this year with extensive work in Small Point, Sebasco and Popham Beach areas. Company expects to spend the majority of the district construction and repair funds here, improving service before summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Phippsburg
Small Point
Sebasco
Popham Beach
Phippsburge
Hlon
Frank S. Bowker
The
Centes
Bath
Parker O. Rogers
Wineheganee Bridge
Th. M. Feere
Ditch Fine Hill
Perth
Ferro
Parker Head
George DD. Weston
Portland
Phillcrest Farm
Dromore Bay
Hurley Manchester
Coast Guard
Popham Bene
Grace Callipty
Bucksport
M. J. Percy
Cox's Tend
Garrett Galvin
Galvin
St. W. Cutting
Unfavored Parker Head Harbor projects rejected
A report to the House by Major General dadwin chief of game engineers finds two harbor improvement projects along the New England coast unbeneficial to commerce. The dredging of Parker Head harbor on the Kennebec River Maine and the Broad Sound breakwater near Winthrop Massachusetts were disapproved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Dadwin
Head
Kennebec River
Maine
Broad Sound
Winthrop
Mass
Memorial tribute to Elijah A Morse from Small Point Phippsburg
In the death of Elijah A Morse late of Small Point Phippsburg the community notes him as an upright citizen of industry integrity and neighborliness. He and his wife presided over a hospitable home and valued helping others. Morse descended from William Morse a pioneer immigrant and his life reflected loyalty to family and local scenery. Worcester Mass June 14 1925 by John C C Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah A. Morse
Phippsburg
Lilah
Elijah Morse
William Morse
Morse
America
Anthony
Wiltshire
Magtland
Newbury
Newburyport
Mass
Elijah
Daniel
William
Morse Mountain
Percy
Rebecca Morse
Maine
Philadelphia
John CC
Berry
Worcester
Legion Auxiliary Meets New President Mrs Susan Rogers
The auxiliary of Roland H Smith post met in temporary Church block quarters with A L presiding. New officers are to be installed January 26 with Mrs Alice Staples of Brunswick expected to serve as installing officer. A report noted gifts of toys and garments to TU CUA new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Rogers
Roland H. Smith
Post. A. L
The
Legion
Church Block
Alice Staples
Brunswick
Oliver returns to Kent's Hill seminary after weekend at parents home
Willam Oliver and his sister Ruth Oliver accompanied by their parents Mr. and Mrs. Silay M. Oliver returned to Kent's Hill seminary Sunday afternoon after spending the weekend at the family home on North street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Oliver
Kent's Hill Seminary
North , Street
Siiter
Ruth Oliver
Beacon Street Team Set To Clinch This Year’s City Title
Beacon Street's fast elevens appear the league winners after leading undefeated through the first round. Central's strong defense, led by Miller and MacDonald, toppled Corliss 23 to 19 as Corliss struggled with turnovers and poor team play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
Central
Beaconites
Corliss
Evidtean
South Enders
Centralites
Miller
Stase
Charlie MacDonald
Brewster
Lneup
Jerry Gilmore
Central i
Leavitt
H. MacDonald
Mtea
Corliss A. Patt
Bussey
McManly
Gilmore
Morse High Narrowly Falls to Edward Little in Tough 20-18 Game
Morse High battled Edward Little in Auburn Friday, losing 20-18 in a heartbreaker. Longley and Lyden kept Morse in the game with key baskets and free throws, while Estes and Miller led the Ed dies with timely scores. Thirty seven fouls marked a rough clash as Morse shows promise for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Edward Little
Auburn
Auburn Hall
Miller
Edward Kittle
Morse
Lydon
Edward Tittle
Capt. Miller
Eddies
Estes
Dhoose
Maton
Lyden
Auburnites
Capt. Maton
Whitehouse
Ganp
K Edward Little
Snea
Beacon Tangles Elm In Tight Substituted Battle
Midgy Roberts of Elm Tejan dazzled the audience with an 22 point performance as Elm fought back in a game where Beacon used reserves at all stages and eased through until edging clear late with a few timely baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
Elm
Midgy Roberts
Elm Tejan
Latin Teacher Miss Hortense Bryant Returns to Duty
Miss Hortense Bryant resumes duties as Latin teacher at the local high school after a week’s confinement at home in Portland due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Bryant
Portland
Universalist Ladies' Aid Elects Officers and Committees
At the annual meeting held Friday afternoon at Mrs Addie Reed's Oak street home, Mrs Charles F Rideout was named president with Mrs Charles A Harriman as vice president and Mrs James W Savage as secretary. Miss Minima Moses became treasurer, while Mrs Harry P Bridge and Mrs Malcolm L Doble joined the music committee and Mrs Henry G Hodgdon, Mrs Albion Staples, Mrs Harry Foote and Mrs Annie Ward formed the work committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Laides’ Aid
Addie Reed
Oak Street
Charles F. Rideout
Charles A. Harriman
James W. Savage
Minima Moses
Harry P. Bridge
Malcolm L. Doble
Henry G. Hodgdon
Albion Staples
Harry Foote
Annie Ward
Gardiner Nabs Complete County Nominations for Governor Bid
Col William Tudor Gardiner, candidate for the Republican nomination, received broad cordial support on a Washington County tour. He found complete nomination papers from all 16 counties, to be filed with the secretary of state in due course. Mrs Ada R Crockett was called to Portland Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tudor Gardiner
Washington County
Col. Gardiner
Enire
Ada R. Crockett
Portland
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Fidi Amici Club
Noxwar Mepicing Co
Norway
Reese
He Davide Chapyet Toa
Fighting Morse
Ralts
Ayden
MacDonald
Songley
Teen
Crooker
Rowkerf
Durgin
Mt Wrens
Bickford
Veilleux Re
Mendelstan Ly
Brunswick Rotarians
California
Bath Aerie
L. Fl” Atwood
L. F. Medicine CO
Portland, Maine
Woolwich Farm Bureau
Skaling-Anderson
Lancaster, Mass
Danielson, Conn
Arctic
Boy
M’clure
Walter B. Clarke
Harbor
Legion Auxiliary
Bath Savings Institution
Beacon Street
North End
Church League
Universalist
Green
Osborne
Universalist i. PG
Lemont
Rf Thovenens
Gowell
Rf Maxwell
Alewell
Marr
Rollins
Deereesteen
Rowe Tee
Russell
Te Egies
Wilson
Osborne Peet
Colby
Oranda
Cutts
Sunuary
Laden
Ieee
Hall
Cobh
Curran
Bouts
Beacon A. RG
Rf Cook
Gove
Meister
Robinson
Pierce
Parks
Norton
Ly Jewett
Lg O
Elm Ra
Harrington
Rt A Roberts
Lewis
Ifay
J. Roberts
Ny Ol
Ory
TATRA
Universalist Ladies’ Aid
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