Birthday party and neighborhood social notes in Bath
Eight year old Stanley Williams hosts friends at Brigham's Cove for a birthday. A long list of local residents visit, stay, or attend gatherings at cottages and homes in Bath and Sabine, with multiple mentions of travels, guests, and church services. Obituary notes Miss Alta Tropkins of Morse High School dies at 15 after appendicitis complications and typhoid fever and Beecher Falls connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Williams
Ernest KE. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Brigham’s Cove
Marjorie Furber
Mother Furber
Martha Cutting
Joseph Dunning
Beatrice Ridlon
Freeport
W. O W. Trosmer
J. A. Spinney
Mayo
Uareld Gerrish
Mary
Tinareld
George Butler
Rockland
Red C Gerrish
Charles Bye
Anthony Bae
Dewey Robinson
Porthind
Ernest Bye
CD. Riley
John and
Orrin
Bath
Poulsday
J. J. Mayo
BE. O. Taylor
Corliss Street
Bh. Ry Brown
Taynd
Seattle
Washington
Tney Gerrish
Amd Mars
Clarence AL Peaslee
Gerrish
Junmd
Peaslee
Lrst Baptist Clutres
Shimmer
Jenina Cox
New Meadows
Fred Getehell
Auburn
King’s Point
Susan BR. Pratt
Maye
Marblehead
Gertrude Goltsten
New York
Hollowell Rogers
Llewellyn Rogers
Massachusetts
Sundin
Joseph Tiernay
Alston
Mass
Ethel Cookson
Richard
MacMahin
Bowers
Fosters Point
Raymond Cummings
Tsaine
Doughty
Joseph Tinckley
Allston
Larrabee’s Grove
Buckley
Brighton
Moore
Cecil
Ida
Brunswick
R. R. Shafer
Beacon Avenue
Jersey City
N. J
Larrabee Grove
Arno Jackman
Eleanor Wentworth
Brewer
John King
Sabine
Borjesson
Sweetster Dinsmore
Philip
Richmond
Harold P. Williams
Preston
Harold
Flint
Mich
Williams
Alonzo G. Fisher
Foster's Point
Virginia
Cleveland
Ohio
New York City
Boston
Fosters’ Point
Vassalboro
Clara Williams
Fred Duren
Frank Duren
Samuel F. Bates
Bates
Pearl Card
Ernest
Aileen Harmon
Bowdoinham
Lloyd Bates
Elizabeth
Albany
N. Y
Bates Par
Ralph C. Whitehouse
Stanley
Winneganee
Fred Butler
Sabino
Morton
Wellman
Augusta
King
John Nelson
Reuben
Somerville
Rosedale
Charles Bates, Jr
Charles
Beachimont
Ralph McNary
Lynn
Loring Small
Methodist Church
Brooks
R. WY. Parks
N. dL
Frank Jaques
Parks
Campbell’s Pond
B. OW Stackpole
EW. Taggett
Mrnesti
Arthur Perry
Winnenee
Murray Brewer
Murray
Alta Tropkins
Morse High School
Colebrook
N. P
J.C. Hopkins
Beecher Balls
Colebrook Hospital
Miss Hopkins
Clarksville
J. Hopkins
Cleo W. Hopkins
Morse High
Beecher Falls
Cleo
Vernon Hopkins
Charles Joyce
Wesley 9 Methodist Church
Epworth League
Miss Meta Marie Neilson 84 dies after yearlong illness
Miss Meta Marie Neilson of Portland dies at 84 after a year of declining health. She trained at Maine General Hospital and served as supervisor for the Children’s Hospital in Portland before becoming assistant superintendent in a Long Island hospital. She leaves her mother in Portland, two sisters including Mrs. Mullin of Bath, Mrs. Libby of South Portland, and three brothers in Portland.
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Meta Marie Neilson
Seth S. Mullin
Bath
Mullin
Miss Neilson
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Children's Hospital
Acang
L. I
Lorenzy Neilson
Carl Libby
South Portland
Clifford
Harold
Neils Neilson
Portand
Funeral Held for Alpheus W Erskine 75 in Bath
Prank Erskine and Edward returned from Manchester after attending the funeral of Alpheus W Erskine who died Tuesday at 75. Born in Bristol he spent years in Bath and worked at the old Park stable later with Vine Grove Cemetery Association. Survived by a widow six children and siblings in Bath, Damariscotta, Manchester and Bremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erskine
Edward
Tallman Street
Manchester
N.hs
Mr. Erskine
Alpheus W. Erskine
Bristol
Bath
Old Park
Vine Grove Cemetery
John EL
Frank
Alton
Montsweng
Fred
Cora Hitchcock
Belle Dodge
Damariscotta
Helen Perkins
Newcastle
John BE
Emeline
Chirk
Bremen
Death of George Gilbert in Rensselaer at age six
George Gilbert age six died in Rensselaer New York on July 24 after nine weeks of heart trouble caused by intense heat. He was the son of Fred Gilbert formerly of Bath and left behind a sister ten and a brother four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Bath
Elbridge H. Kimball Rites Held After Lewiston Death
Elbridge Henry Kimball 55 of Lewiston died Monday after a long illness. Born in Boothbay 1869 he previously lived in Bath. Survived by wife and five children including Mrs William L Skelton of Bath. Funeral Wednesday at 2:50 PM at home. Burial Riverside Cemetery Lewiston. Mr and Mrs Elmer Prey and daughters Shirley and Lucey of Melrose Mass returned Monday after visiting Mr and Mrs W F Wetherbee of 648 High Street. Mrs Prey formerly Miss Freida Wetherbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbridge Henry Kimball
Lewiston
Boothbay
Bath
William L. Skelton
Riverside Cemetery
Elmer Prey
Shirley and
Lucey
Melrose
Mass
Mr. Prey
W. F. Wetherbee
High Street
Prey
Freida Wetherbee
West Georgetown Captain Visits City on Saturday
Captain E Marr of West Georgetown was a visitor in the city on Saturday, meeting local residents and inspecting daytime activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. E. Marr
West Georgetown
Saturily
Phippsburg Center Church Services and Local Visits
Sunday worship at Phippsburg Center Church begins at 10 30 a m with Rev Horace F F Houghton of Massachusetts. Local residents host and visit families include Miss Minima Perry with guests Dr R J Condon Mrs Condon Katherine Condon Miss Margaret Wilson Mrs Annie Hovey and others. The town sees road work notes and several residents traveling between Bath Brunswick Sebasco and Chebeague Island amid routine community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg Center
Horace FF. Houghton
Massachusetts
Minima Perry
R. J. Condon
Cincinnati
Ohio
Condon
Katherine Condon
Y.W.C.A
New York
Margaret Wilson
New York City
Annie Hovey
Beachmont
Mass
Henrietta Bowker
John Golder Leach
Boston
J. F. Leach
Irving Harrington
Sebasco
James Chambers
Brunswick
Mar
William Wynn
William Farr
Ernest Blaiscell
John Wright
Jane Wyman
Wright
J. B. Leach
Bath
Herman B. Rollins
Somerville
Walter J. McCourt
Christine
Katherine
Hamilton
Chebeague Islind
Herbert Hamilton
Charles Paine
Augusta
Small Point Beach
Dick Richardson
Nellie Perry
Basin
Walter Richardson
Tlenry Minett
Porth
Venus
John Ht. Pease
Harry Shaw
Sabattus
George Brannen
Richmond
Center Village
William Perry
Edith
Campbell Farm
Annie Dale
Elbridge Wright
Wyman House
Leon W. Berry
Corinne
PF. Os. Bowker
Chira Derry
Wnth
Frank Leach
Chebeague Island
Everett Harrington
Harrington
Lyde Windlas Co
Grant
Fred A. Oliver
Kelley Farm
John F. Leach
Key West
Fla
BF Raymond Richardson
Sebasco Hill
Archibald
Recent arrivals at the Riverside at Pop ham Beach
The Riverside at Pop ham Beach welcomed new guests including Mr. and Mrs. Al Rogers F W Wright Rose Bresnich Mrs Freedman Lillian Leppen Boston William B K Hogan George W Johnson G T Spearin Bath Mr and Mrs A B Sucmuiain Mrs S C Mason Fitchburg Caroline Rich Mrs E F E B Rich Mrs Louis Healey New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Popham Beach
al Rogers
F. W. Wright
Rose Bresnich
Freedman
Lillian Leppen
Boston
William BK. Hogan
George W. Johnson
G. Tf. Spearin
Bath
Mra
A. B. Sucmuiain
S.C. Mason
Fitchburg
Mass
Caroline Rich
EF. EB. Rich
Louis Healey
New York
St. Jean's Band Delights Bath With Brass Concert
St. Jean's Band of Brunswick gave a one and a half hour concert in the park Friday night. Drum Major Edwin Simmons urged donations to cover expenses, with Bath residents showing interest and applause. A second concert is promised this season.
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St. Jean
Mrs. Gannett to Address Sagadahoc County Meeting
Mrs. Guy W. Gannett of Augusta and a National Republican Committee member will attend the Sagadahoc County Republican gathering at New Meadows Inn today. County and town committee members candidates and others will hear talks by Chairman Emery the vice chairman Mrs. Mason Senator Fernald if present and Congressman White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy WL. Gannett
Augusta
National Republican Committee
Sagadahoc County
New Meadows Inn
Emery
Mason
Fernald
White
Maine's Oldest Priest Buried in Machias
The funeral of Fr. Cornelius O'Sullivan, Maine's oldest priest, drew a packed Machias church and 24 cars in procession. Fr. O'Sullivan died suddenly Tuesday morning at St Stephens after 40 years serving the parish. Twenty three priests from across the state attended the services and a solemn requiem high mass opened the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Horan
Machias
Cornelius O'Sullivan
Maine
St. Stephens
Monsignor McDonough
Lewiston
Father Nelligan
Bangor
Fathers Petit
Calais
Martin A. Clary
P.R
Monsignor
O'Flaherty
St. Stephen
Horan
Bath
Harrington
Orono
Gauthier
Old Town
Flynn
Rockland
Maney
Dexter
Drain
Murphy
Reilly
South Brewer
Gorman
Ellsworth
Moriarity
Woodland
Sullivan
Eastport
Boland
Griffin
Lubec
Carey
Wortland
Curran
Waterville
O'Brien
Bar Harbor
Gleason
Baltimore
Feeney
Large Registration at Normal School
Miss Sadie Coombs reports at Farmington Normal School that nearly 300 Maine teachers are enrolled in Grade and Rural work courses. Miss Elizabeth Collins leads Primary instruction with assistants, while seven teachers handle upper Grade and Rural coursework. Edith Peckham offers Junior Red Cross training under Supt. W. G. Mallett with courses provided by the State Educational Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Coombs
Mitchell School
Farmingto
Edith Peckham
Bath
Red Cross
Supt
W. G. Mallett
Normal School
State Educational Department
Maine Graduate Directs Electrified Spanish Rail Service
Luther B. Rogers of Patten Class of 1918, a University of Maine graduate, directs the electrified section of the Spanish Northern Railways in Spain. The opening is set to be a major event with King Alphonse and dignitaries attending. Rogers was a pole vault specialist, freshman captain and later a varsity member, and a Kappa Sigma member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maine
Luther B. Rogers
Patten
Spain
King Alphonse
Rogers
Maine
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Memorial Craftsmen Gather at the New Meadows Inn
Maine and Massachusetts craftsmen gathered on the lawn at New Meadows Inn for their annual field day. More than 100 participants enjoyed a forenoon of sports followed by an early afternoon dinner. A 20 member band performed a fine concert for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Massachusetts
New Meadows Inn
Must File Bonus Claims Promptly, Veterans Urged
Washington advises veterans to file for adjusted service certificates quickly to ensure the proper payout. If death occurs before filing, dependents receive only the adjusted credit amount. In other notes, Mr and Mrs J A Gillies and relatives, visiting New Slaven, Conn, have departed for a week at the DeLong cottage Popham Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Washington
J. A. Gillies
James A. Jr
Nancy
Josephine McFarline
New Slaven, Conn
Popham Beach
DeLong Cottage
Surprise Birthday Party for Frank Perry Draws Neighbors
In Winnnegance a village birthday surprise honoring Frank Perry drew about 40 friends. The eve featured the Greene Sisters Trio from Bath, auctions and bid whist with prizes, a silk shirt gift, ice cream and cake, and a community spirit praised by all. The event followed a day of prep by Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Manson at the Lerry mansion and included a later small game and socializing at the Perry cottage Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
Butler
E. P. Bartlett
Frank Perry
Frank
Greene Sisters
Bath
Hofse
Mr. Perry
Herbert
Perry Cottage
The
Basin
Squaw Club
John G. Morse
Harry C. Webber
Frank Verow
Frank Perow
Jennie Franks
Los Angeles
Alphonso D. Adams
Harry F. Oliver
Cliverts
Emeline Williams
Portland
Harry B
Edgar D. Williams
Winneganee
Sebasco
Abram
Oliver
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Dailey
American Legion
Kelley Field
Lelia Oliver
California
Jennie Adams Franks
Elbridge R. Malcolm
Eureka
Arthur Jackson
Bangor
Ellen Williams
Freeport
George Dennison
Hattie Merritt
Robert T. Manson
Roberta
Sherman
Morse
Franklin
Phippsburg Basin
George HI. J. Ingalls Place
Community notes mark birthdays and local gatherings
Sunday reports describe a rocky mishap and a front wheel damage while blueberry picking proceeds. William Campbell of Providence plans a vacation visit and the Community club hosts him warmly. Arthur Perry turns five with a home lawn party and games. Marjorie Furber wins a peanut hunt prize, with Sidney Knights Jr. second. Local residents attend gatherings, visits, and a Dro more grange meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell
Providence
Arthur Perry
Owar R. Verry
Marjorie Furber
Sidney Knights, Jr
Stanley Williams
Herbert Perry
Roberta’ Manson
Sidney Knights
Catherine Campbell
Stuart Day, Jr
Othe
Dromore Grange
Scots protest sixpence to see Stone of Scone
Scots in Parliament oppose paying sixpence to view the Stone of Scone in Westminster Abbey. They argue the public should view the “Stone of Destiny” for free or have it sent back to Scotland, while England defends keeping it at Westminster as part of royal tradition and prophecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Abbey
Scone
Jacob
Bethel
Scotland
Tara
Edward II
England
Westminster
Genesta Chapter Members Enjoy Welcome Picnic at Brigham's Cave
Fifty two Genesta chapter members from Winneganee Bay attended a Thursday night picnic at Brigham's cave. Hosts J. Albert Redlon William Furber Edward Sampson welcomed guests with a tree top banner saying Welcome Genesta. Guests shared box lunches and coffee as a portable radio provided by Harold Small aired programs clearly through the grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
O. KE
Brigham's Cave
Winneganee Bay
J. Albert. Redlon
William A. Furber
Edward W. Sampson
Harold Small
Hotel Will Enclose Calvary Baptist Church in New York
A 15 story hotel and wings will enclose the Calvary Baptist Church on West Fifty second street while the congregation remains in place. The 4000 seat church will retain the auditorium and gain a larger gallery. Wings and 12 stories above the church will form the hotel to be operated for Christian purposes with about 2 million dollars in improvements and a radio station promoted as the world’s largest by Pastor Dr John Roach Stratton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
West Fifty-second Street
New York
John Roach Stratton
Strange skulllike beetle found by rancher in California
Rancher STRANGE BEETLE I. L. Knowlin from Wayward Heath California reports a beetle resembling a human skull. Local experts cannot classify it and have sent it to the University of California for study. The thumbnail sized critter looks skull like. Duncan Bragg son of Ralph Bragg enjoys an outing at the Rex C A camp at Lake CobBoscecontee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Knowlin
Wayward Heath
Cal
University of California
Duncan Bragg
Mrs
Ralph Bragg
R Ey. C. A
Lake Cobboscecontee
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