Will Send Lecturer to Augusta Parley
West Bath grange voted Monday to send lecturer Mrs Dorothy Kenney to Augusta Wednesday and Thursday for the conference. The meeting also approved various personal notes and district actions and lists several local attendees and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Parley
West Bath Grange
Dorothy Kenney
Augusta
Jimes
Hinks
Joseph W. Larra- Nee
Jel Racherd
Jo O McMuni
Satie Booker
Charles Diggey
Hyde Windlass Co Reelects Officers and Directors
Rodnes FE Ro was re elected president and treasurer of Hyde Windlass Co at the summed meeting held Monday morning. Cecil E Pame is fuel president Cicere Wo Merritt clerk secretary. Directors re elected include William S. Shiarey and Edwin R. Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodnes
Fish Storage Guidelines in Refrigeration
Always tightly cover fish to prevent odor transfer. Remove paper wrappings, wipe, and store in a covered dish or tightly rolled waxed paper. Place in the coldest part of the refrigerator. Ensure fish is kept in a sealed container when stored to avoid contamination.
Birthday Party for Philip Burns at Foster's Point West Bath
Philip Burns celebrate 12th birthday with games and a Jack Horner pie at Foster's Point West Bath. Guests include Marilyn Booker Ethel Waterman Allen McAllister William Bailey Jr Frank Donnell Eleanor King Barbara King. Red Cross to meet Tuesday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Burns
Foster's Point
Lowell School
Jack Horner
Marilyn Booker
Ethel Waterman
Allen McAllister
William Bailey, Jr
Frank Donnell
Eleanor King
Barbara King
West Bath
Rufus W. Lombard
Spinney
New Meadows
Happy Nook
Rich's Mountain
Randall Merry
Monday Night Club
Walter Marco
Issa Brown
Robert Coombs
Beulah Merry
Harold Ferguson
Millicent Merry
Frances Williams
Marco
Nominating petitions filed for Bath education board seats
Edwin R. Andrews plant superintendent at Hyde Windlass Co aims for a full four year term on the Board of Education while Selwyn H. Towne Jr. Bath Iron Works assistant chief engineer seeks to fill the expired Alden G. Smith seat. Both names appear on the March 4 ballot. Andrews has become a valued board member and Towne is noted for library book recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. Andrews
Hyde Windlass Co
Board of Education
William L. Skelton
Selwyn H. Towne, Jr
Bath Iron Works Corp
Alden G. Smith
Andrews
Smith
Skelton
Towne
Iron Works
Patten Free Library
Grange lecturers hold conference amid new office worries
Maine Grange lecturers met at the annual conference with State Lecturer Hartley M. Stewart of Houston noting one third of lecturers are newly elected each year. National Lecturer James C Farmer of Keene, N H, to speak. session praised for new lecturers though most work remains old. A Wise Owl Girl Scout troop candy sale for Finnish Relief raised 2.77. A son was born last week to Mr and Mrs B L Welch of Bronx N Y. Mrs Welch formerly Miss Mary Dana of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Williams
Topsham
Robert Coombs
Eula
Carol
Robert, Jr
Dromore Grange
Ernest FE. Williams
Betty Rose
Carleton Bailey
Shirley Whorlt
Joanne Boudreau
Stanley Rose
Charles Huff
Phippsburg
Ernest E. Williams
Lannes Fuller
Lance
Victor
Fuller
Elmer Monk
Woolwich
Union
Starley Wharff
Joan Boudreau
Virginia Harrie
Memorial Hospital
Harry Snow
Maine
Hartley M. Stewart
Houston
James C Farmer
Keene
N. H
Stewart
Grange
Timothy Ward
Wise Owl
Bowen Torrey
Hallet
Mary Morse
Dorothy Maass
Jane Baker
B. L. Welch
Bronx, N. Y
Welch
Mary Danarof
Bath
Policeman Receives Beans. Driver Fined for Speeding
Patrolman Foley received beans delivered to his home on Saturday night while the grocer’s driver Andrew Lemoine Jr. was cited for speeding and fined $3 plus $4.95 costs. In separate cases on Washington street, Victor Leask and two others pleaded guilty to speeding with fines and costs. Fortin pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and was fined $100 with costs and appeal to June court. Munsey pleaded guilty to non support, with weekly payments ordered. Several intoxication cases were heard with varying sentences and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Foley
Elsinore Avenue
Andrew Lemoine, Jr
Foley
Court Street
Joseph McLaughlin
Donald Crosby
Victor Leask
Washington Street
McLaughlin
Crosby
Franklin Morse
Joseph Roy
Morse
Pine
Roy
Winter
Oak
Joseph R. Fortin
Middle Street Court
Gardiner R. Deering
Fortin
Sagadahoc Superior Court
Republican Meeting Thursday Afternoon in Bath
A Republican committee women meeting is set for Thursday at 2 30 in Bath in the council chamber of the municipal building. Mrs Inez G Wing of Kingfield will advise on building up a proactive organization before the State convention in Portland on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie E. Dickinson
Inez G. Wing
Kingfield
Republican Organization
Wing
Bath
Sagadahoc
Second Cooking School In Series By Central Maine Power
The second cooking school in a three part series at Central church parish house drew 140 attendees. Mrs. Marjorie H Standish of Augusta led with Miss Marie Turner of Gardiner assisting. next session Jan 30 offers notebook covers and a casserole prize, with recipes from the day including green salad and tuna fish pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Maine Power Co
Central Church Parish House
Marjorie H. Standish
Augusta
Marie Turner
Gardiner
P. I. Thompson
Ava Whitney
John C. Dowling
Herbert W. McCabe
Mattie Toothaker
Etta C. Lilly
Edith Foster
Sagadahoc Ferry PTA to Meet Friday Evening
Sagadahoc Ferry P T A schedules its regular meeting for Friday night at 7 30 in the school house. Mr and Mrs James A Broom of 817 Middle Street are reported to have passed away Monday in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Ferry P. T. A
James A. Broom
Middle Street
Portland
Woolwich Clubs Hold Socials, Meetings Across Town
A busy Woolwich week features Spinning Wheel Christmas Club and Baptist Ladies Aid gatherings at North Woolwich and Nequasset with gifts, meals, music, and birthday celebrations. Good Will Club hosts bridge and whist. Day's Ferry Community Club shares game night. town meeting on school transport ends with no Condon children bused. Community notices include church services, a News In The Air film, 4-H club plans, and member recoveries from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinning Wheel Christmings Club
Albert Temple
North Woolwich
Jordan Wright
Glenda Wright
Henry Cooper
Merle Jameson
Gilbert Hathorn
Hollis Leeman
Pleasant View Ice Co
Baptist Ladies Aid
E. A. Dolloff
Morton
Baker
Merle H. Jameson
Gilbert Hathorne
Mary Wright
Eben Dana
Ralph Rice
John Gowdey
Harold Roberts
Nequasset
Elmer Mank
Middle Road
Mank
Edward Mank
Larrabee's Grove
West Bath
James Ryan
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Good Will Club
Sagadahoc Ferry
Nelson R. Rice
Loring T. Maybury
Lester Knight
Roland McIntosh
Woolwich Red Cross
Edward V. Reed
Earl L. Ryan
Charles T. Browne
J. M. Gowdey
Wilson I. Bailey
Harold R. Shaw
Ossian Dodge
Arthur I. Williams
Maurice T. Hathorne
Percy C. Bailey
James F. Dunton
Amy P. Cromwell
William T. Wright
George E. Wright
Carrie E. Hathorne
Clara E. Head
Wilbur Howe
Duncan McIntosh
Isaac B. Howard
Charlotte L. Buck
George B. Farnham
Harry E. Fitch
Fred L. Rice
Reed
Ralph Haley
John P. Carey
Day's Ferry
Sagadahoc Perry
William Downing Priday
Nequasset Congregational Church
Men's Forum
Rich
Day
Elster Dolloff
Dolloff
Isaphene
Evelyn Roberts
Goudy
Rose Baker
Eleanor Jameson
Elizabeth Hathorn
Master Everett
Edna Dana
Edna Rice
Samuel Hathorn
Nelson Rice
Mr. Murphy
Mabel Jack
Harry A. Walters
Lawrence Putnam
Local social and hospital guest notices from Bath area
Mrs. Mary Wright returns home after a few days as a guest of her sister Mrs Moses Kennerson at 7 Palmer street Bath. Mrs Charlie Cromwell of Westport visits her daughter Mrs Stewart McEachern. Farnham Rice re enters employment at Bath Iron Works. Lloyd Goodell entered Togus Veterans Hospital on Monday for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hathorn
Gilbert Hathorne
Everett
Waterville
Merle Jameson
Portland
Albert Hathorne
Mary Wright
Moses Kennerson
Palmer Street
Bath
Charles Cromwell
Westport
Stewart McEachern
North Woolwich
Clara M. Reed
Alice King
David G. Reed
Frank J. Walker
Charlie Cromwell
Farnham Rice
Bath Iron Works
Lloyd Goodell
Veterans Hospital
Togus
Dresden Farmer Charles G Hall Dies Suddenly
Charles G Hall of Dresden died peacefully at home from a heart ailment. Born November 11 1867 in Dresden, he was a farmer and lifelong resident. He was a Mason and leaves Maude Pearl his widow, two sons Dr Charles Hall of South Paris and Pred C Hall of Dresden, a half-brother John McFaden, and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Hall
Dresden
Capt
George
Mary Goodwin Hall
Hall
Masons
Maude Pearl
Charles Hall
South
Paris
Pred C. Hall
John McFaden
Winnegance Auxiliary Hosting Thursday Afternoon Event
Mrs. Herbert Spinney hosted the Winnegance Auxiliary at 52 High Street with prizes awarded to Mrs. Frank Perry and Mrs. Edwin Small. A donation toward the infantile paralysis drive was approved. The Squaw club met that evening with prizes to Parker O Rogers and others. Mrs. Harold Miller is ill at home. Mrs. Gertrude Flaherty hosted Jolly Luckies. Mrs. Alice Blair to entertain next Monday at 1353 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Spinney
High Street
Winnegance Community Club
Frank Perry
Edwin Small
Parker O. Rogers
Walter Morse
Orman Coggeshall
Frank Perow
J. Eugene Haggett
George Eaton
Winfield
W. Morse
Charles E. Hewitt
Squaw Club
Herbert Morse
Ivan Trueworthy
Sherman Morse
Winfield W Morse
Robert P. Manson
Gas fumes ignite car fire near Hyde Windlass plant
Thomas H. Trainor of Bowdoin, formerly Bath, an oiler at Hyde Windlass Co., narrowly escaped injury when gasoline fumes exploded after he struck a match to start his car on Federal Street. A nearby upholstery in the front seat burned and the car top was damaged, with two chemical tanks from Engine 4 containing the blaze. Trainor had primed the motor with gasoline and placed the container in front of the auto where fumes built up. Also noted is a weekend visit by several relatives returning home from Kittery and Auburn to their grandparents on upper Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Trainor
Bowdoin
Bath
Hyde Windlass Co
Federal Street
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Wiscasset
Philip's Episcopal Church
George G. Chiera
Sexagesima
Young People's Fellowship
St. Philip's Church
Benjamin Brewster
St. Philip's Parish
Chiera
Roy Dow
Harry Quinnam
Donald Shea
de Forest Munsey
Arthur Paquet
Harod Shea
Walter Davis
Raymond Dunell
Quinnam
Red Men
Red Men's Hall
Willis B. Mitchell
George E. Millard
Leon G
C. C. Blagdon
Harold A. Campbell
Dana Rines, Jr
Roy R. Marston
Freeman D. Southard
Charles Sewall
Harvey R. Pease
Lawrence B. Haggett
Isabel Hughes
Charles Lee
Charles J. DiPerri
John L. Blagdon
Edith Bellas White
Anna H. Plumstead
Mabel Byrant
Sarah Keirstead
United Thank Offering
Helena Bellas
Gertrude V. Myer
Alvin F. Sortwell
Henry Dyer
Joseph Coffin
Eugene McGrath
Herbert Pushard
Alfred Higgins
Williams Lineau
Wiscasset Academy
Pearl Grover
Bath Road
Siew
Liwtonee
Sidi Evans
Boel Jones
Huppeth
Otter
Pharelad Campbell
Misa Cordvn Varney
Alvin Koursteund
Jonni Blaydon
Phy
Thon Po Munsey
Mie Mirry Trobeau
Mis” Bradford
Roy Marston
Samuel J. Sewall
Willian Riel
Core Bemis
Charles Marshall Fiskine
Alton Mrskine
Pitts
William A. Gorham
Eva
Evelyn
Arthur Erskine
Samuel Soule
Donald Getchell
Glenwood Brown
Guy Cromwell
Gerald Gott
Louise Hamilton
Brunswick
Charles M
Elmer Campbell
Roger Cowley
Stanley Dodge
Earle D. Rines
Organ Society
Congregational Vestry
Alberta Larrabee
Clara Wright
The
R. K. Sewall
Mary Marston
Mary Hobson
Edith Hutchins
Grace Cowley
Irene Methalf
Sue Bailey
Ways and Means
William L. Frye
Knight
Stanton A. Sherman
Rockland
Maine Municipal Association
Philip Wenz
Frank Hagget
Barbara Kelley
Albert Southworth
Quincy
Mass
Eileene Leighton
John
Everett Brookings
Birch Point
Benjamin F. Webber
Thomaston
Lea Reed
Boston
Earl D. Rines
Clarence Race
East Boothbay
Hyde
Education Board
Deering
Cooking
Central
Rapheal McAvoy
Theresa Ann
Kittery
Lillian Crocker
Vernon
Auburn
Joel Lilly
Upper
United Brewers Industrial
Water St
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