Richmond Swathmore Chautauqua officers elected at meeting
M. W. Hanson was named president with H. C. Reed as secretary and Mrs. George Leavitt as treasurer. A committees list covered advertising hall hospitality and events for an April Chautauqua program. Local residents and visitors are noted, including various calls on community groups and upcoming entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swathmore Chautauqua
M. W. Hanson
H. C. Reed
George Leavitt
Elizabeth Small
George A. Hawkes
H. N. Libby
H. E. Alexander
J. H. Doyle
Hall
Carroll W. Young
Ryan Richardson
Chautauqua
Elmer Eaton
Gardiner
Kenneth Small
Lewiston
J. B. Ward
Coral Roberts
James Roberts
Lisbon Falls
Seulah Rebekah Lodge
C.C.F
Alberta Haynes
Margaret Weabody
Noble
Melita Leavitt
N. G
Mina Floyd
V. G
Rebecca Trogers
Rachel Mansir
Nettie Leavitt
Kitty Fields
Flora Denham
R.S.N.G
Georgia Donnell
Ls.n.g
Bessie Sedgley
Rs.v.g
Ethel Pinkham
1.S.V.G
Ethel Foster
Eula Terrell
Florence Anderson
Frank Gould
Portland
Norman Call
VP. O. West
Bowdoin
Henry E. Houdlette
Nettie Umberhind
Wortland
Ida Humphrey
Toston
Henry Q. Millett
Reading
Matss
Joseph Mansir
Herbert Mansir
Clarence Peacock
Daniel Clark
Milton
Mass
Frank Connor
Charles Laws
Dresn Mills
Virginia Stilphen
Clay Hill
Amasa Ring
Russell Ring
Augusta
W. H. Johnson
Dresden
Vanessa Beedle
BR. C. Brown
Bowdoinham
Frank Savage
Woolwich
Alvah B. Kelley, Jr
Jean Maria
Bert Bates
Tiesten
Massachusetts General Hospital
Teulah Rebekah Lodge
1.C.C.F
J. W. Randlette
Perley
Elroy Easter
Skowhegan
Morris Costellow
Kennebunk
Warren Barter
Charles Barter
Augusta Hospital
Viola Lewis
Eye and Far
Cecil Richards
Arthur C. Randall
George Wilson
Carroll Young
Leslie Roberts
Edward Favor
Elmer Rogers
Randall Young
Philip Randall
Wilson
Rogers
Mr. Roberts
Worumbo Mfg. executives dine with Hon. Oliver Moses II
J. J. Eadie of Worumbo Mfg. Co. hosted a supper for 23 at the Colonial with Oliver Moses II, treasurer, as guest of honor. The group included Lisbon Falls office executives and foremen and discussed major industrial interests. Landlord Cahill prepared a special menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Eadie
Worumbo Mfg. Co
Lisbon Falls
Oliver Moses
Colonial
Cahill
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange to Meet with West Bath Grange
Sagadahoe county Pomona grange will meet on Wednesday January 26 with West Bath grange. Secretary FE Libby of the State grange will be present to speak on grange matters and Harry C Webber editor of the Times and Independent will discuss publicity for the grange. Dinner will be served at noon as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe County
Pomona Grange
West Bath Grange
FE. H. Libby
State Grange
Grange
Harry C. Webber
Times and Independent
The Duck Hawk Described as Swiftest American Hawk
Descriptive notes portray the Duck Hawk as the fastest and boldest hawk across continental America. Its rapid wing beat and diving hunting style allow precise strikes, often preying beyond immediate need, with remains sometimes left on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental America
Ford Sales Surge for January Start in Bath
C Randall district manager for Ford Motor Co in Cambridge reports Bath sales in the first ten days of January far above the prior year, forecasting a banner year for the car maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Randall
Cambridge
Mass
Ford Motor Co
Bath
Ford
Randall
Camp Overlook booklets ready for distribution in Georgetown
The 1927 Camp Overlook booklets are prepared for distribution by Mrs. Martha Rich Bowen to all requesting. The booklets describe the Summer camp for girls in detail and are billed as the most attractive yet. Many local residents are noted in social visits, travels, and town affairs including Bath trips, school closing, and community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Overlook
Martha Rich Bowen
Hartley Harley
Seguinland
Bath
Abie
H. G. Heald
H. J. Brown
Fitchburg
Mass
Edgar 13
Hunt
Melvin Cunningham
William Mains
Charles Mains
Bath Road
Center School
Georgia Walker
Woolwich
Prank Heald
Alfred McMahan
Five Islands
Frank Moses
W. O. Oliver
Gladys Oliver
Miss Oliver
George Smith
Grover Hill Farm
Walter Newdick
Hyde Windlass Co
Marguerite Stacey
Parker
T. N. Williams
West Georgetown
Ralph Reynolds
Ruth
Robinhood
Sarah Morrell
Amos Steadman
Plant City
Fla
Steadman
Joseph Tetman
Abbie Reynolds
Augusta Rowe
John Williams
Georgetown
EL PL Kimball
Cinderella of New England chosen at Boston Shoe Buyers Show
Miss Martha Dunder of Waltham Mass known in Bath for visits to Popham Beach won the Cinderella title at the Boston Shoe Buyers Show at Copley Plaza. She is five feet seven, dark and regal, chosen from 50 candidates for her figure and perfect foot. Page escorts wore red and green velvet gowns. Judges included Ned Wayburn Eddie Taylor and George Walm sley. The prize is a silver loving cup plus six months free Ned Wayburn instruction in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Dunder
Waltham
Mass
Bath
Popham Beach
Arline Rowe
Winfield Rowe
New England
Boston
Copley Plaza
Miss Dunder
Barbara Dunder
Ruth Vaughan
Thyra Hanson
Eleanor Anderson
Ned Wayburn
Eddie Taylor
George R. Walmsley
Teresa Hickey
Miss Hickey
New York
Death of Fred Spencer at Fox Farm Residence
Fred Spencer aged about 70, an employee at Brown's Fox Farm, collapsed and died Monday afternoon at Salome Mallett's residence where he rested while en route to a shop. Born in England, he spent much of his life in shipyards and later worked in Bath. He lived alone with no close relatives. Medical examiner Gilbert M. Elliott ruled death due to natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Spencer
Brown's
Fox Farm
Hardings
Salome Mallett
Mr. Spencer
England
Bath
Gilbert M. Elliott
Decline of Bible Reading Threatens England says Bishop
The Bishop of Southwark warns that falling Bible readership in England endangers spiritual well being and church life, signaling potential societal consequences if trend continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Southwark
London Grapples With New American Hot Dogs Fad
The piece notes London as uneasy with American trends such as hot dogs, chewing gum, peanuts and five and ten shops. It reports a court ruling that hot dogs is an accepted term and predicts Britain will adopt the phrase as part of King English, while warning of a cultural clash and media uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Athaetic
New York
Aldershot
England
Aes
Soa
Pet Dogs, Ltd
Oxford
Cambridge
George V
Locarno
Old England
Atlantic
Nurses and Students Honor Miss Murphy at 1023 High Street
City hospital staff nurses and students plus superintendent Miss Furbish and Miss Jane Rideout visited Miss Jane S. Murphy at her Colonial home on High Street for an evening of care and music. Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Marion Hill Freeman assisted, tours of treasures, cocoa from a silver urn, and a WWI recollection from Tours. A late note observes that housewives earning $15 weekly would yield a $17 billion yearly payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
M.rs. Furbish
Jane Rideout
Jane S. Murphy
High Street
Miss Murphy
James J. Murphy
Marion Hill Freeman
Miss Furbish
Yours
France
Tours
Ley
FIVE ISLANDS PARISH MEETING ELECTIONS AND EVENTS
At a Monday parish meeting five officers were chosen G E Gray president FLT Carr clerk Izetta Pinkham vice president and others on committees. Social visits and local notes follow with residents attending church services stormy weather and small gatherings mentioned alongside several names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Gray
Flt. Carr
Izetta Pinkham
Elsworth Pinkham Lava Gray
BM. Campbell
Toloyd Pinkham
Ternace Rittall
Bo M. Campbell
G. KE. Gray
Eliza Moore
DR. Stevens
Arthur Berry
Woolwich
C. EB. Hanna
FE. A. Harford
Georgetown Center
Wa L. Berry
Bath
Albertina Stevens
Alice Pinkham
Williams
Victor Pinkham
J. He Rowe
M.S. Newdick
WW. Noeton
Maine Ice Fields Break Up for Hardy Fishermen
The Kickapoo ice-breaker will operate along the Maine coast this winter with Rockland as a probable base. Fishermen, including lobstermen and trawlers from Kennebunkport to Portland, will push winter fishing as ice conditions vary. Winter fishing demands hard work and carries risks, but offers potential profits when markets are favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace
Rockland
Penobscot Bay
Midne
Kennebunkport
Cape Porpoise
Hole-In-The-Wall
Annual Meeting at First Parish of the Church of the New Jerusalem
The First Parish of the Church of the New Jerusalem held its annual meeting Monday night at 7 50. President William J. Sewall presided as clerk Edward W. Larrabee and treasurer Arthur S. Stearns read reports and were reelected. A parish committee was appointed including Mrs Anna D Tout, Linn D. Sewell, Mrs Wilber G. Cahill, Mrs Arthur Sewall, Orrin S. Lindsay, Edward W. Larrabee, Arthur B. Stearns, Arthur Sewall and William D. Sewall ex officio. Plans were made for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the New Jerusalem
William J. Sewall
Edward W. Lerrabee
Arthur S. Stearns
Sewall
Larrabee
Stearns
Anna
Touts Ates
Linn D. Sewell
Wilber G. Cahill
Arthur Sewall
Orrin
Lindsay
Edward W. Larrabee
Arthur B. Stearns
Wiliam D. Sewall
Winter Burden on Navy Hydrographic Office Details Ocean Safety
The Hydrographic Office reports heavy winter workload with navigational warnings and iceberg alerts. It issues Daily Memorandum and Hydrographic Bulletin for ports worldwide and maintains pilot charts aiding deep sea navigation. Bottled note slips reveal currents and distances, with some reaching the Azores and Florida, illustrating the value of ocean data. The office supported Japan after the 1923 earthquake and continues long running sea surveying with ships like Hannibal and Wright to produce photographic maps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydrographer
United States Navy
Hydrographic Bulletin
North
South Atlantic
Ucibe
Mediterranean
Hydreggraphic Office
Hydrographic Office
Vico
Azores
Barbados
Florida
Japan
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Hannibal
US 8
Wright
Wild Animal Show Brings Diverse Exotics To Boston
Boston hosts a live animal exhibit at Mechanics Building featuring seven mountain lions and a full menagerie. Species include Canada lynx coyotes deer moose badgers beavers and numerous birds and small mammals. The display promises a realistic forest habitat with hundreds of birds fox squirrels rabbits hawks owls eagles and waterfowl along with pheasants geese and other wildlife from North America. A separate note mentions an heir to a Chicago estate disputing a report of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Mechanics Building
New England
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Richmond
Swarthmore Chautauqua Association
Maine
Perley Galusha
T. J. Southard
BE. T Jack
Leroy I.idd
Lestie F. Roberts
Arthur Randall
Leslie F. Roberts
Odd Fellows Hall
The
Odd Fellows
Ernest Odiorne
Whitefield
Grand Lodge of
G. W. Greene
Merle Thompson
Joseph Randlette
Harry W. Douglass
Wesley Webber
Everett Douglass
Robert Stewart
N. Xe
Herbert Rankins
N.G
W. W. Gardner
George Gaubert
Inside Sentinel
Francis Sherman
Outside Sentinel
C. A. Foster
John Howes
John Parker
Merle J. Thompson
Milton A. Webber
Harry Douglass
George Coughlin
Duterle Sentinel
Charles Foster
Everett Kincaid
Elmer King
J. G. C. Farnham
Donald White
York
Fairfield
Maytag Co
Carolyn TL Colson
Bangor
Christine Varney
Freeport
Frank Paine
Arthur Horne
Raleigh Nelson
Newport
Charles Lamoreau
White Road
Starry L. Tarr
Lawrence Southard
Agnes Hassen
Harold Averill
Worumbo
Sagadahoc
Pomona
Fred
Curtis D Siz
Centre ST
Funeral Home
Orville FE
North St. Tels
Independent
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadabock Block
Bath, Me
Miss Murphy’s
Charming High Street
Parish
Wallace Beery
Satan
Opera House
Eve
Raymond Hatton
NAVY
Jackie Coogan
Johnnie
Emil Jennings
FAUST
Lady OF
Paramount
NEW Church
Lubec
Chicago