Social and club notices spotlight Bath society events
Bath society notes record a winter card party for Troop 55 Boy Scouts. Silver Tea raises funds and features a student program. numerous visits, engagements, and social calls mark weekends and holidays with churches, lodges, and civic groups across Bath.
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Winter Street
Boy Scouts of America
William M. Partington
Gerald Atkinson
Horace W. Ward
Ernest Freeman
Edgar D. Leavitt
Fred J. Higgins
Elbridge R. Wright
Joseph O. Purdue
Olney C. Perry
Photographer Herbert Douglas sails to Bermuda for vacation
Herbert L. Douglas a well known commercial photographer of 43 York Street left Thursday morning by train for New York City. He then sailed on the Monarch of Bermuda on Saturday to begin a two week vacation in Bermuda.
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Loyal F. Sewall
Edward T. Hetzier
New York City
Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
Sewall
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
New York
Margaret Cargill
William P. Drake
Philadelphia
Rodney E. Ross
High Street
Herbert L. Douglas
York Sireet
Jett
Monarch of
Bermuda
Highland woman returns from Michigan after sister-in-law's death
Mrs Harold Walker of Highland street traveled from Ann Arbor Michigan after being summoned ten days ago by the death of her sister in law Pier in Betewde and accompanied her to his home. Mr Snipe is Lp Ar rowsic boy.
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Harold Walker
Highland Street
Ann Arbor
Mich
Pier
Betewde
Accomer
Snipe
Arrowsic Boy
Water District Woolwich valuation dispute settled in court
State Assessor Frank H. Holley approved a settlement of the Bath Water District Woolwich valuation dispute. Woolwich reduced the district's assessed valuation from 7500 to 4960 dollars, leading to taxes of about 248 to 282 dollars under different rates, with prior dispute totals and comparative valuations for several lots shown.
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Bath Water District
Woolwich
Frank H. Holley
Water District
Reed & Haggett
Sagadahoc
Holley
Hollevy
American Ice Co
Miller
Carter
D. J. Hathorne
Spinney
Elizabeth Colby Leads Winter Carnival Queen Contest
Elizabeth Colby surged to the lead in the Winter Carnival Queen Contest with about 64,700 votes by Tuesday 6 p.m. Gladys Comeau trailed at 60,600 while Marilyn Hatch surpassed 40,000 votes. The contest extends to next Monday to allow more ticket sales for the 100,000 bonus votes, potentially affecting President’s Ball ticket sales.
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Elizabeth Colby
Mary McClure
Gladys Comeau
Comeau
Woolwich
Marilyn Hatch
Tis
Elizabethe Coipy Ecu Este Ee
Manlvin Oathsore
Dorothy Renaud
Barbara Walsh
Arline Reniderule
Bath Girl Scouts Active Society Update
Elizabeth Deering serves as captain with Mrs Glenn Easton as lieutenant for Silver Birch troop. Eleanor Danforth is captain of Miss Catherine Shellenbarger as lieutenant. Troop 1 committee includes Mrs Joseph Cyr as chair and Mrs Arthur King and Mrs Norman Howard. Peter Pan Pack of Brownies lists Mrs Frank S Saunders as Brown Owl and Robin Hood Pack lists Bird A Shellenbarger as Brown Owl with Alma S Kirkpatrick as Tawny Owl. Treasurer’s report shows receipts $343.25 expenditures $275.69 balance $67.56.
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Elizabeth Deering
Glenn Easton
Silver Birch
Eleanor Danforth
Catherine Shellenbarger
Joseph Cyr
Arthur King
Norman Howard
Peter Pan
Frank S. Saunders
Robin Hood Pack
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Alma S. Kirkpatrick
Longest-Serving Sumner Man Oscar Newell Turns 86
Oscar L. Newell, Sumner’s oldest man and Post Lane holder, celebrated his 86th birthday on Wednesday. He and Mrs. Newell are in good health, and after a recent snowstorm he was seen outdoors shoveling the snow.
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Oscar L. Newell
Sumner
Mrs. Newell
Mr. Newell
Junior champ defeats senior in YMCA rotation pocket billiards
Clarence Arsenault wins the YMCA rotation pocket billiards junior division after defeating William Mussenden in the playoff for the overall championship. The event drew 64 participants and featured rounds from first through final, with Arsenault also topping Gaudette in the junior final.
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William Mussenden
Clarence Arsenault
Mussenden
Pocket Billiards
Y.M.C. A
Walter Rogers
Joseph Robinson
Willis Hall
Warren McNeill
Donald Page
Robert Reardon
William Owen
Harold Footer
William Rogers
George Moody
Steeven Johns
James McQuarrie
Arthur Sarkis
Edward Brown
Jack Keegan
Henry Sarkis
Maynard Pinkham
Wilfred Gaudet
Gerald Carr
Clarence Atwood
Haviland Chaney
Wilfred Chaney
Charles Plummer
Whitney Craige
George Perry
Robert Stevens
Frederick Hart
Francis Stover
Donald Perry
C. Richard Farnham
Maurice Owen
David Alkazin, Jr
Leland Fortier
Hall
Rogers
Page
Alkazin
Stevens
Sarkis
Henry Middleton
Donald Knight
Ellison Estes
Hubert Miller
Donald Belanger
Robert Roderick
Henry Gallant
Louis Couture
Frank Danforth
Richard Cummings
John Gaudette
Camille Puiia
Jere Desmond
Edward Hanson
Edward Sewall
Clarence Gowen
Carleton Stover
Frank Hinds
Norman Alkazin
Clayton Thibodeau
Frank Gallagher
Thaxter Hill
David Gavagan
Maurice Puffer
Edward MacMahan
John Sprague
Norman Seekins
Estes
Middleton
Ingraham
Belanger
Gallant
Danforth
Gaudette
Desmond
Sewall
Stover
Gallagher
Arsenault
Puffer
Sprague
Frances Willard Day Plans Discussed by W C T U
At a Y M C A meeting the W C T U outlined February Frances Willard Day events. Carrie H. Trott reported on the January third institute and will lead the Frances Willard Memorial program on February 25. Mrs. Sims spoke on evangelism and Sunday schools.
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Frances E. Willard
W.C.T.U
Institute of the Union
Carrie H. Trott
Mary P. Sims
Department of Evangelism and Sunday Schools
Alice May Douglas
Peace and Mercy
Agnes Roberts
Department of Social Morality
Miss Trott
Nella
Stover
Sims
Marjorie V. Stover
Frances Willard
Douglas
The
Sons of Temperance
Long Reach
Bath
Lillian Mayo
Lizzie Chaney
Mrs Berry Celebrates 106th Birthday Amid Visitors
Mrs Caroline Staples Berry marked her 106th birthday on Sunday though confined to bed. She is cared for by her daughter in law Lizzie Berry with whom she has lived for years. Despite the storm she received many visitors and a flood of cards and telegrams.
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Herbert L. Hopkins
Hyde Windlass Co
Spring Street
Albion
Hopkins
Bath
Lissa Dearborn
George Hopkins
Donald Hopkins
Harold B. Wing
Wing
Donald N. Small
Small
Lindell J. Chadbourne
Fred Kittridge
High Street
Bangor
Richard Hastings
Caily
Caroline Staples Berry
City Notes Mixed with Robins and Toll Evasion
A Waterville car owner reported his vehicle found on Trufant street after failing to pay a bridge toll with the display ticket taken by the operator and police notified. Robins visited Mrs. Angus Burden during a snow storm eating berries outside her windows. Charles Haskins was arrested for intoxication and panhandling and pleaded guilty before Judge Keegan, given permission to leave the city. State officials will visit Bath February 3-4 to assist 1936 car registrations and operating licenses. Birthday Ball at the high school expects large attendance with spectator tickets at 50 cents.
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Harold Salley
Waterville
Trufant Street
Angus Burden
Highland Street
Charles Haskins
Melville Rice
John J. Keegan
State Motor Vehicle Department
Bath
Augusta
City Hall
Farmers Get Credit and Pasture Advice in Local Meetings
Notes for Farmers in Sagadahoc County report upcoming Farm Credit meetings in Androscoggin and Sagadahoc counties Feb and March by University of Maine Extension Service. Topics include credit sources and statements, maintaining credit ratings, and doubling hay protein with new methods. High Quality Roughage and Pasture Improvement sessions feature Oscar Wyman and R F Talbot with locations and dates to be announced.
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Androscoggin
Sagadahoc
Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Orono
C. L. Eastman
Sagadahoec
Oscar Wyman
Wyman
Piscataquis
Rumford
University of Maine
R. F. Talbot
Bar Harbor native Dr. Clarence C. Little elected president abroad
Bar Harbor residents celebrate Dr. Clarence C. Little being named president of the American League of Birth Control in New York. His main focus is cancer research and he serves as managing director of the American Society for Cancer Research, which kept him from attending the Birth Control League session this year.
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Bar Harbor
Clarence C. Little
New York
American League of Birth Control
No School Declared After Severe Snow Storm in Brunswick
The Brunswick fire alarm issued a no school signal 2 2 2 at 7 30 a m on Monday due to a heavy snow storm. Officials canceled the morning session and repeated the 2 2 2 alert at 12 30 p m for no afternoon classes. The message was also broadcast on WiCSH Portland at eight o'clock.
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Brunswick
Wicsh
Portland
Attending the President's Ball For Polio Fight
The event invites readers to join the President's Ball on Thursday night supporting infantile paralysis efforts. Prominent sponsors and hosts call for attendance to boost fundraising and public awareness.
Birthday Ball for President draws large Bath crowd
The Third Annual Birthday Ball at Morse High School gym is expected to attract 500 people. Proceeds aid infantile paralysis research with 70 percent staying in Bath and 30 percent to the Warm Springs Foundation. Royal Arcadians provide music, and Gov Brann may attend.
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Morse High School
Ralph G. Stetson
Bath
Royal Arcadians
Redlon’s
Louis J. Brann
Hallet’s
John P. Carey, Jr
Warren E. Kershner
Bath Fund
National Committee
Warm Springs Foundation
Leroy W. Hubbard
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Ball
Warm Springs
Hubbard
James W. Temple
Carey
Times
Sagadahock Fire Anniversary Observed In Bath
Tuesday marks the 41st anniversary of the Sagadahock House fire of January 28 1894 which destroyed many business blocks and drew help from neighboring cities. The Bath Iron Works fire of February 13 followed, then Gen Thomas W Hyde debated moving his plant before deciding to stay and rebuild.
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Sagadahock House
Bath
Granite tablet sent from Saint Croix to Calais in exchange
A red granite tablet from Saint Croix Island near Caribou, linked to Champlain and DeMonts 1604 settlement, was sent to Calais, France as a gift. Earlier, during Normandie’s inaugural American voyage, Calais sent a mahogany chest with soil from its oldest cemeteries.
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Saint Croix Island
Caribou
Champlain
Sieur DeMonts
Florida
Calais
France
Normandie
America
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