Surprise Birthday Party For Pastor G B Wolstenholme
Members and friends of People's Baptist church held a Monday evening surprise party for Pastor G B Wolstenholme. Fred Brigg presented a reed chair and Mrs Edwin McIntire contributed a quilt. Games included pinning the tail on the donkey won by Mrs Clark. Guests later enjoyed refreshments and a large birthday cake. Paul Hontsvet has returned to Manchester from his home here since Thursday.
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People’s Baptist Church
G. B. Wolstenholme
Wolstenholme
Fred Brigg
Mr. Wolstenholme
Edwin McIntire
Clark
Contractor Salvages Old Boilers for Scrap Iron
Rosene G Batley, a local contractor, obtained boilers from the Central Maine Power station on Washington street and a former YMCA block. He cuts them with acetylene torches and ships the iron to Portland for sale as scrap. Two carloads have already shipped, with plans for another.
Meeting of Creditors in Bath Det. SL Office
Referee William T. Pall notifies Richmond that the first meeting will be in his Bath office at 72 Front Street at 10 a.m. There creditors may prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other lawful business.
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William T. Pall
Richmond
Front Street
Bath
Det
Vessels Rise To Aid Southern Lumber Trade
The Florida freight embargoes on lumber to Miami push shipping to coasting vessels from Gulf and South Atlantic ports. Sailing schooners carry lumber to relieve rail congestion, highlighting water routes’ potential to move vast lumber quantities via the Panama Canal and Atlantic waters.
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Florida
Florida East Coast Railway
Minami
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Miami
Gulf
South Atlantic
Pacific
Panama Canal
Washington
Oregon
Pastor Swetnam to resign as Bath pastor to lead New Hampshire church
Rev. John A. Swetnam, pastor of the First Baptist church in Bath since January 1924, will resign at the weekly prayer meeting. He accepts a unanimous call to become pastor of Park Street United Baptist church in Wittsfield, New Hampshire, starting November 15. He is a native of Prince Edward Island and studied at Wolverhampton grammar school and Gordon Training college in Boston.
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John A. Swetnam
First Baptist Church
Park Street United Baptist Church
Wittsfield
N. H
Bath
Swetnam
St. John, N. B
Prince Edward Island
Wolvehampton Grammar School
Canada
Gordon Training College
Boston
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Bailey Evening School Adds Evening Math Classes
Bailey Evening School expands schedule with new manual training classes on Tuesday Thursday and Monday Wednesday evenings. Charles W Peterson will teach mathematics including algebra geometry and trigonometry Monday and Wednesday nights, requiring more pupils to enroll. Apply at once.
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Bailey
Charles W. Peterson
Bath Couples Wed in Augusta Ceremony at Two PM
Hazel Mae Killam and Vernard J. Danielson of Bath were married in Augusta on Saturday afternoon at two at T1a State street by Rev. A Francis Walsh. The groom’s father attended. they will live in Bath after a short wedding trip. Mrs Oliver Moses returned home to Washington street after visiting New York with her daughter Mrs Chester M Schubert.
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Hazel Mae Killam
Vernard J. Danielson
Bath
Augusta
State Street
A. Francis Walsh
Oliver Moses
Washington Street
New York
Chester M. Schubert
Albert Henderson
H. E. Cornish
Charles B. Randall
George Cutler
Horace Whitney
C. O. Purington
Emily Rideout
Genesia
Georgie Denham
Georgie Berry
Richard Denham
Hazel Cornish
Freeport
Lorenzo Minott
Varina Denham
Litchfield
Hank
Vina Brown
Charles Crocker
Amy Varinton
Brunswick
James Reed
Myra Fowle
Gardiner
I. M. Fowle
North Edgecomb
Margaret Dorrian
Waterville
Aaron Sowle
Electa
Hawthorne
E. W. Warren
Helen Britt
Lena Hackett
F. K. Jack
B. Randall
G. R. Cutler
Emma Purington
Grange Hall
Lawrence Hackett
Hampton
N. H
Ruth Elisabeth
Hackett
George A. Hackett
Frank Sedgley
Sedgley
Robert Sedgley
Wheinham
Girls’ Club
Topsham Fair
Livelyn Hackett
Lelia Bishop
George Wedge
Son Rainford
Sebago Lake
Charles Hackett
Elizabeth Whitney
Queen Esther
Hallowell
Poor
Hiram
Richmond
Walter S. Tripp
Bowdeinham
Ada F. Williams
Auburn
Charles McEwen
Ralph
Turner
Leslie Barrett
Lock Crouse
Harry Hanson
Central Maine Power Co
Horatio Hall
W. N. Brown
Ivan Lang
Bert Flynn
Providence
R. L
Mary Duran
Portland
A. Clark
Theo Lang
Austin Sprague
Skowhegan
A. S. MacDougal
Upper Main Street
L. T. Temple
Joseph Temple
Charles A. Newton
Gray
Frank Rossi
R. D. Purinton
Mary Lilly
Worster House
Forest Wall
Tenant's Harbor
J. H. Ames
W. S. Given
Boston
Rood
Bonney Place
Lottie Cobb
H. D. Cornish
Pleasant Pond
D. B. Cornish
Robert Actims
Needham
Mass
Nevie
Ethan
Mary T
Yhey
Prunscies
Powrain College
H. &. Dodge
Florida
Ralph Carver
George Merrill
Wilbert S. Carver
O. Purinton
Vassalboro
Miss Rideout
Harry Adams
Los Angeles
Cal
Kendall
Long Branch
George L. Blodgett
Bucksport
Lowell
Ernest Curtis
Ron Josephine Temple
Charlie Jewett
Leighton
Camden
For Sale Concord Worsted Mills Advertisement
Classified notice seeking reliable middle aged woman or married couple for cooking and light housework and farm work. Includes modern conveniences and utilities. Contact Henry F. Butler at Montsweag Farm Wis casset Bath 722-W. 10-22-11.
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Henry F. Butler
Montsweag Farm
Wiscasset
Tel
Bath
Bowdoinham Social Round Reports Several Chapter Visits
Delegations from Electa Chapter Eastern Star go to Bath to inspect Genesia Chapter O E S and report a fine evening. Members attend district events in Freeport and Brunswick while community notes include fairs, clippings on club exhibits, vacations, family visits and local improvements around Bowdoinham.
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Electa
Eastern Star
Bath
Genesia
St Marys Young Ladies Stage Fine Whist Party
The sodality of St Marys church held a successful whist party at Clifford Parish house on Chestnut street with about 70 players. Cards began at eight and ran until ten. coffee and cake followed. Mary Deehan won ladies highest total and a candlesticks set from W H Smith Son. Mrs R White won second prize silk stockings from John J Desmond Co. Men prizes went to Philip Boudreau and Stanley Richards for cigarette can and necktie. Mrs Sarah Bucknam and daughter Louise departed for Brooklyn N Y.
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Young Ladies Sodality
St. Mary's Church
Clifford Parish House
Chestnut Street
Young Ladies Society
Mary Deehan
W. H. Smith & Son
R. White
John J. Desmond Co
Philip Boudreau
Stanley Richards
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Elm Street
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Howard Cosl Co
Paul Hontsvet
Manchester
Snce
Pastor Swetnam
Pittsfield
Bailey Evening School
St. Nicholas
Baptist Parsonage
BUY Concord Yarns Direct
Concord Worsted Mills
Concord, N.H
Bowdoinham
Millay Bros
Long Branch Farm
Carrie Kendall
A. S. Gowell
Union
the Baptist Church
B. J. Evans
Cora Denham
Village Lodge
Thiseeting
Bowdoinham Post Road
ST. Mary’s Young Ladies
Sarah Bucknam
Louise
Brooklyn
N. Ye
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Bath Department Store