Reception Tendered Rev and Mrs Brooks at Wesley Church
Rev Charles EK Brooks begins fourth year as pastor of Wesley M. E. Church. Church members held a vestry reception with decor, program by Sunday school and choir, featuring recitals, skits, and songs by children and Epworth League participants. Ice cream and coke served by Ladies aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles EK. Brooks
Wesley M. E. Church
James Tempie
Bath
Donna Henry Weyts
Trygve Torjussen
Margaret Gordon
Wesley Lemont
Jane Wing
Lillian Stover
Elizabeth Butterfield
Galen J. Watson
Robert S. Gordon
Mr. Gordon
Messrs
Linwood Wiles
Barl Lermond
Lloyd , Daley
Omah
Elsie Trott
Elsie
Omar
Whispering Hope
Marjory Dearborn
Thelma Barbour
Alice Hogue
Elsie ‘Yrott
Nellie Follett
Lonise Stewart
Helen Rogers
Elizabeth Lowell
Epworth League
Sarah Black
Phippsburg Notes Birthday Celebrations and Local Visits
Phippsburg notes detail a Sunday birthday with postcards and gifts, a motor trip to Old Orchard, and visits by Mrs. M. E. B. Wilbur and Miss Helen Wilbur returning to Wattham. Mildred Brown visits Elbridge Morse at Parker Head, Mrs. Leach travels to New York with her husband, and Oscar Williams and Dan Williams visit Walker Head. Wyman family measles illness noted. Coast guard Elisha Bridges and Madelyn Wyman visit Dover, N H. Telephone crew works on poles and repairs, boarding with the Morse family at Walker Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Davis
Old Orchard
M. EB. Wilbur
Helen Wilbur
Wattham
Cox's Head
Mildred Brown
Elbridge Morse
Parker Head
Prank VP
Leach
New York
Lacie
Boston
Newark
Oscar F. Williagms
Dan Williams
Bath
Coast Guards
Popham Beach
Madelyn Wyman
Dover
N.hs
New Pastor Welcomed at Beacon Street Church in Bath
Bath church hosts cordial reception for new pastor and wife Mr and Mrs Holman at Beacon Street church. Elders and committee members, ushers, and a featured program include solos by Elizabeth Merrrath and Sanford Nickersen, readings by Leavitt, with ice cream and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Charles Madden
Dorcas Guild
Eugene McGrath
C. C. Whadden
McGrath
Briefy
Elizaveth Merrrath
Fred H. Cary
Huntington Woodwan
Neidlinger
Robert S. Gordon
Eleaventlys
Myron ‘Tubbs
Bath Ministerial Association
Davis L. Wilson
Central Church
CG. A. Miller
the Nazarene Church
C. C. Whidden
Mero Ebola
Marion Bowie
Herman Crocker
Eugene MeGr
Hugo Metrrath
Harry Beals
Charles Midden
George Walhtee
Weston Bonney
Clifton Tedford
Kendall Plants 20000 Pine Trees On Beals Place
William B. Kendall purchases 20,000 small pines and employs many workers on his land at the Fred Beals place along the Richmond road two miles from the village. The site boasts fertile soil, a gentle slope toward the Maine Central Railroad line, and is part of Kendall’s diversified business interests. Memorial services at the Baptist Church drew strong crowds with three Grand Army veterans present, and officers were elected at the May 20 church meeting. A bustling community notes various local happenings including school exhibitions, sports, travel, and business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Kendall
Fred Beals
Richmond Road
Maine Central Railroad
Kendall
Grand Army
Blodgett
Clara L. Hardie
Arthur Verrill
William King
Evelyn McEwen
the Gulch
Verona Vearle Moore
New England
Whipple
Earl Benjamin Douglass Paine
Beatrice Lillian Small
Hubbard Evelyn Louise Hackett
East and West
Kipling Cleveland
Obidiah Wheelock
Tennyson Ruth Evelyn Sedgley
Lela Elizabeth Bishop
Maine
Myron Deward Heenie Nu
Iis
Lane Crawford Eunice Alberta Woodward
Judges Music
McCarty
Lewiston
John King
Charles White
Samuel Whitmore
Litchield
H. W. Dodge
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
J. Hall Denhan
Houston
Mrs. Denham
F. OK
Jack
Litchfield
Pinky Rideout
G. R. Cutler
H. E B. Cornish
C. C. Purinton
Mystic
Sttehtwid Corner
B. Randall
L. P. Temple
Studebaker
Lizzie Carr
Richmond
Karl Hatch
Hudson
H. EB. Cornish
Temple
Portland
Chiral Fogg
Mmeubers
Emily Rideout
Lela Bishop
Miss Laimoreauy
Myrtle Durington
Evelyn Hackett
Lauraine Hleenie
West Medford
Mass
Mary Varington
Harry Purington
Temple Pythian Sisters
Donald Temple
J. AL Pendleton
Dark Elarbor
BL Randall
CBS
Maury Denham
Mr. Tackett
Charles Blair
Bathlave
J. Plattenham
Mer. Blair
Reachland
De 4
Pendleton
Sud
Cheney
J. Ch Ames
Cornish
Coowbs Bligh School
Bowdoinham Post Road Ladies Aid Session At Home
An all day session of the Free Baptist church ladies aid occurred at Mrs. James Millay's home with 14 members present and a guest child. A dinner was served, and several visitors and relatives from Portland Brunswick Wittsfield attended or stayed with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Allen
New York
W. B. Kendall
Augusta
W. J. Graves
Florence Cornish
Edna Johnson
Wortland
Bertha Welch
Forest Wall
Tenant's Harbor
W. *. Given
Ella Adams
C. Purinton
O.B.C
Portland
J. S. Allen
Rockland
W. Wildes
Sebago Lake
W. AB. Darton
Darton Park
Knights of Vythians
Litenfield Plains
Ernest Small
Waterville
Albert
Small Point
G. M. Stinson
Marcia
Martha Trott
Frances Trott
Woolwich
Leroy Weston
Gardiner
Elmer Jordan
Jessie Cromwell
Porthind
Eleanor Wilson
Miss Verry
Brunswick
Wilson
H. 2
Cornish
Winthrop
Clo. Diggs
Effie Small
Carrie Kendall
Edward Cortell
Lewiston
Miller
Roxbury
Mass
George S. Chadwick
Ladies Aid of
The
Free Baptist Charet
James Millay
Ed Johnson
W. J. Giraves
Albert Pike
Bertha Welsh
Berth Temple
Herbert
Heath
Carl Savage
Nellie Rideout
Annie Tobby
Miller Wade
Evelen
Wittsfield
Bebi
Jick
Callie Paine
Annie Cobb
Hathorne wins top prize at Concord Art Association show
The artist Charles W Hathorne receives the highest distinction at the ninth annual Concord Art Association exhibition in Concord Mississippi. Born in Richmond, he graduated from Wed mond High School and now lives in Provincetown Massachusetts. Mares Stinson of Woolwich died Tuesday in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hathorne
Concord Art Association
Art Center
Concord
Miss
Mr. Hathorne
Richmond
Wedmond High School
Jshe
Provincetown
Mass
Mares Stinson
Woolwich
City
Mystic Chapter of Eastern Star Holds 25th Anniversary
Mystic chapter Order of the Eastern Star Observed its 25th anniversary with about 200 in attendance in Litchfield. Genesta chapter of Bath assisted, with noon dinner, an afternoon program, welcome by Rev. C. A. Watkins, readings by Alice Maxwell, poems by Fannie True and Mania Walker, music, and solos by David Bowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic
Order of the Eastern Star of
Litchfield
Genesta
Bath
C. A. Watkins
Alice Maxwell
Fannie True
Mania Walker
David Bowie
Sarah Baker
Hattie ¥. Campbell
Sadie Douglas
Martha Hatun
Anne Starbird
Nsattie Thurlow
Maria Tarr
Cora Cram
Roscoe Bosworth
William Baker
Nelson Elwell
Frank Lane
Herbert Starbird
George Thurlow
Orrin ‘True
Henry Woodward
Margaret Fish
W. M
Charles Walker
W. P
Florence Libby
Laura White
Cound
Nettie Allard
Rhona Maloon
Lec
Clarence Maloon
Treas
Maud Maloon
H. W. Maxwell
R. W. Goss
Rachel Rathburn
Sarah Shaw
Annette Merrill
Olive Corliss
Alice Shackford
Lucy Wetherbee
Arthur G. Oliver
Bessie Clark
Ella Sprague
Eva Cahill
Mercy Derry
Concord, N. H
Bath Man Honored by Grand Chapter
Delegates packed the hall as Mount Ollivet chapter Lewiston displayed Eastern Star rituals led by Margaret Booth and Frank M. Cummings. Clover Chapter Sanford provided floral work with officers Jeannie Bulland and Alfred Howarth. Grand matron Mrs. Florence M. Lord and grand marshal Mrs. Ethel Bauerson praised Lewiston and Sanford chapters. Grand representatives were received Wednesday with talks by associate grand patron and committee reports as officers prepare to be installed. Ro 1. and family arrive for Sagadahoe Ferry summer stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Mount Olivet
Lewiston
Margaret Booth
Frank M. Cummings
Alice M. Hayes
Mabel A. Parlin
Mary C. Nichols
Fannie Hammond
Alice Bowker
Martha L. Robinson
Anna EK. Swensen
Elsie A. Barron
Winvefred L. Rowe
Adah
Wheatie
Mary Russell
Gertrude Walker
Vera Lowell
Ruth
Elizabeth Nichols
Esther
Irene Dailey
Martha
Edna Wright
Eleeta
Florence M. Lord
New Hampshire
Ethel Bauerson
Mabel Dillingham
Sanford
World Court Topic Taught At Mens Club Meeting
Parker Noulton new president of the Central church Mens club led the first meeting with officers in the Varixh House. Ernest F. Kelley spoke on the World Court outlining its functions and history with references to The Hague conferences and the Madison papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church Organization
Parker N. Moulton
Mens Club
Central Church
Varixh House
Harold Avery
George A. Goodwin
tHredith
Moulton
Ernest F. Kelley
Kelley
World Court
ISUS
Nicholas II
Mussia
Hague
Geran
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Mr. Kelley
Madison
Elihu Root
Organization of the World Court
Charles Henry Butler
Montreal Farm
Carlton couple hosts fishing trip recap at Merane head
Senator and Mrs F W Carlton hosted a fishing update noting Harvey Hathorne and Lawrence Putnam returning from a three week trip. Putnam boasted a seven and a half pound saltwater bass while Hathorne landed a five and a half pound salmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Carlton
Harvey
Hathorne
Lawrence Putnam
Carlton Equspe
Meranehead
Mr. Putnam
Mr. Hathorne
Maine Rotarians Plan for Fall Meet
Mitchell C Arel vice president of the Bath Rotary club attended the eighth Rotary district executives in Biddeford Tuesday. It was voted to hold the annual Fall conclave at Vpland Spring Sept 30 Oct 1 and 2 with District Governor Herbert Libby and ex district Governor Bob Hill among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell C. Arel
Bath
Mass
Herbert (. Wilson
Worcester
Harry C. Quimby
Biddeford-Saco Club
Rotary
Rotary International Organization
Biddeford-Saco
Jold
Chautauqua Ticket Committee Meets at City Hall
Important meeting of the ticket committee for 125 Chautauqua at the common council room City Hall Thursday night at seven. Tickets will be distributed and every member expected to be present. The committee includes Mrs Gardner E Robert Helen M and Marion Freeman Martha Wates Susan L Quek Arthur G Quiver Margaret J Adams Effie Wright Ednn N Hlins Sike M Cahill Jane S Murphys Harriet M Tewkbury Carelyn Thousy son Marie H Colby Julia E Worres Marriet H Cooke Ruth A Ledyard Madelyn Dunton Marcia Moulton HK G Bailey Alice Hartnett Louise St Staples Carroll Watson and Charles Treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Gardiner E. Robert
Helen M
Marion Freeman
Martha Wvates
Susan L
Quek
Arthur G. Quiver
Margaret J. Adams
Effie ©. Wright
Ednn N. Hlins
Sike M. Cahill
Jane S. Murphys
Harriet M. Tewkbury
Carelyn Thousyson
Marie H. Colby
Julia E. Worres
Marriet H. Cooke
Ruth A. Ledyard
Madelyn
Dunton
Marcia Moulton
HK G. Bailey
Alice Hartnett
Louixe St. Staples
Carroll Watson
Unclear Classified Notice From Elm Street Shopper Ad
A fragmentary listing describes clothing and furnishings for sale or trade including shirts drawers neck ties hoses and coats. It mentions Max Kutz of Elm Street and a Mrs Niches offering general housework services with partial contact details.
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Bridge-Merrill
D. T. Percy & Sons
Sea Island
Mrs. Brooks
Ladies Aid
Mona Edwards
Phyllis Durden
Louise Stewart
Fred W. Armes
Alice Corliss
F. W. Armes
Lloyd G. Daley
Linwoeed Wiley
Brooks
Phippsburg
Martha Barker
Bostom
William B. Kendall
Fred Beal
Bowdoinham Post Road
Kennebec
Hattie Small
Daniel
Providence
Sagadahoe Ferry
Reliance
Chautauqua
Charles Treat
Men’s Furnishings
F. B. Niches
Tel
Bath Department Store