Plan of salvation program enthralls large audience
An eloquent simple plan of salvation program featured a Sunday school at the church with music readings recitations and remarks by the pastor. The evening drew a large audience and the music received high praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Jesus
Lanche
Maurice Jones
Lmnoesstececetvo
Raymond Fowles
Fannie Kennedy
Willie McFadden
Michael Angelo
Lizze H. Erskine
Bright Heaven
Peau Ae Ene Eek
Ernest Shea
Frank Jackson
Irving Shea
Edith Jackson
Stella Dunham
Grace Jackson
Ralph Dunton
Annie Jackson
George Kennedy
Solomon Ray
Roy Jackson
1926 Ford Pickup and Touring Car for Sale
Two 1926 Ford vehicles offered for sale including a pickup and a touring car. Asking price listed as $20. Readable details are minimal and no other specifications are provided.
Local notices and visits fill town week
Daily life threads include family illness and return to duties at the telephone office Mrs Fran Frede resumes duties after a prolonged absence. Edward Evans visits grandparents in Waldoboro and Albion by rail then car. Mrs Eugene Chase visits Gardiner while Miss Helen Rogers teachers and summers with her parents in West Bath. Camp Chewonki opens with about 80 boys and other guests attend social events and church entertainments progress through July in Westport Bath and Damariscotta regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Frede
Eter
Priscilla
West Roxbury
W. G. Res
Middle Street
Edward Evans
Sidney G. Evans
Federal Street
Waldoboro
Albion
Eugene Chase
Gardiner
Nate Rines
Chewonki
Helen Rogers
Rockland
Wilbur Lowell
C. Eerson
L. D. Rogers
West Bath
Roy L. Dow
Boston
W. C. Reed
Sarah Stinson
Damariscotta
C. S. Barnes
C. C. Blagdon
Alna Center
A. H. Perkins
Allston
Mass
Westport
Framingham
C. TI. Barnes
Ethel Merrill
Charles S. Sewall
Roy Marston
Rangeley Lakes
Maine
Portland
Press Herald
Sunday Telegram
Main Street
Long Bridge
Norris A. Miller
Linwood N. Luce
Readfield
Lincoln Home Fund
Varney
Washington Street
C. A. Richards
Florence, Grace
Carrie Knight
Perkins
Westfield
N. J
M. A. Griffin
Knight
Bridge
Charles A. Day
A. W. Irvine
Eliza Buckingham
St. Johnsbury
Antrim
N. H
Grey Stone Lodge
Joseph E. Hubbard
Somerville
Alice Taylor
Mary Hobson
Bath
C A. Peaslee
E. G. Spinney
Hartford
Conn
Congregational Church
Barbara Southard
Harvey R. Pease
Florence McLoud
Ocean Park
Florence
Grace
Sarah
Carolyn Varney
Moosehead
Josephine Tucker
Five Leaf Clover Found by Bath Man
A Bath resident discovers a rare five leaf clover in front of his Pleasant avenue home. He notes previous finds but none as scarce, hoping the specimen can be pressed for future generations to admire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Avenue
Cummings Nichols wedding solemnized in Bath
Charles F. Cummings and Miss Beatrice Nichols were married at the bride’s parents home on Cobb road in Bath. The ceremony featured pink blossoms and double ring service. After a four o’clock reception, the couple left for a ten day honeymoon. both graduates of local schools, they plan to live in Bath with him teaching history at Bowdoin next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
George Warren
Silver Street
Fairfield
Ruth Frances
Paul Brown Campbell
Elizabeth Campbell
Boothbay
L. L. Campbell
First Baptist Church
Dorothy Sessions
Waterville
David Campbell
Perry Smith
Castine
Arlene Warren
Pauline Moore
Robinson Street
Charles F. Cummings
Beatrice Nichols
Bath
Cobb Road
William Cummings
West Bath
Arthur J. Nichols
Adelaid
Campbell
Earl Hutchinson
Lynn
Mass
Adelaide Campbell
Miss Campbell
Mr. Hutchinson
Kenneth Woodbury
Brunswick
Aurelia Gould
Cummings
Morse High School
C Gs
Gorham Normal School
West Bath Guests and Cottage Visitors Highlight Summer Libations
A long list of West Bath residents and guests from New York Boston and Everett fill cottages and homes at Sabino Birch Point Brigham's Cove and other nearby locales. Visitors include Miss Susan Pratt of New York Mrs J E Mayo and family Mrs Florence Swan Chadwick from Everett Mass and many more. The notice chronicles weekend and weeklong stays with frequent cross mentions of Bath Sabino and Brigham's Cove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Mayo
Susan Pratt
N. Y
E. R. Brown
Deering Bath
Hyde Park
Mass
J. B. Lemont
J. Everett Mayo
Gertrude Goldstein
New York
Old Orchard
John Clark
Ruth
John
Raymond Clark
Melville
David
Winona
Kathleen
Joseph Oliver
Virginia
Bath
Lemont Cottage
Sabino
Deimar Bates
Edwin
Mary
Bates Cottage
Sabine
Bates
Fred Duren
Patricia
Viola Duren
Richmond
Samuel FP. Bates
Duren
Harry Huse
Snow Park
Maud Larrabee
Fred P. Ring, Jr
Barbara
Lemont
Robert Small
Chester Freeman
Donald
Eleanor Bates
Portland
Samuel F. Bates
H. L. Bliss
Lucille
Newton
New Meadows
Mr. Bliss
Edna Jensen
Ruth Temberton
Dorchester
Charles
Florence Swan Chadwick
Everett
Birch Point
James Scott
James Jr
Joseph
Edwin Ahlin
Swan Cottage
Paul Nason
Rochester
George Hunt
Brigham’s Cove
Leonard Marks
Oscar Williams
Robert Thompson
Haverhill
Percy Holbrook
Ralph Dunton
Brigham's Cove
Howard Blair
Louise Beckwith
Lorraine
Hazel Blair
Green Street
William Cotton
Vivian George
Sanford
Jane Haggett
Jennie Larrabee
John Larrabee
Notable Visitors and Local Work Flourish in Bath Weekend
S H Rogers and wife of Bath visited town late week. Grace Jackson learns to set type at Echo office. Birch Point mills report strong activity with all machinery running. McDonald and Herbert Burk of Everett, Mass visited Joshua Poole. Emeline Dickinson arrived from Boston for summer at Mrs Lampert. Richard Taylor returned from Boston Thursday. Lou Lincoln visits Boothbay. Mrs Joseph Hubbard and Charleston, S C family arrived Thursday. Elizabeth Bowman spent Wednesday in Bath. Mary Taylor headed to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Creamer
Washington Street
Arthur Buzzell
Waterville
Allan Malcolm
Danforth Street
Clair Baker
Wollaston
Mass
Baker
Abner Baker
Wiscasset
George Lincoln, Jr
Kenneth
Portland
Charles Sessions
Dorothy
Walter G. Serle
Middle Street
Leon G. Flood
Bangor
A. L. Groves
Water Street
Water Street. the Deal Was Consummated On Friday of Last Week and Mr. Flood
Flood
Lincoln Block
Farmers’ Hardware
Groves
R. T. Rines
Taylor Place
Ruth Sewall
Boston
Ernest Colby
C. I. Dickinson
Dickinson
State Road
Bath
Tom” Dow
Irvine Lewis
Old Road
Birch Point
Court House
H. W. Hawes
Augusta
Christmas Cove
William P. Foye
Trott Bros
Sheepscot
Bath Notables and Visitors Fill Sheepscot Echo Page
The July 1 1905 Sheepscot Echo notes Mrs Nettie McKenzie visiting Bath Miss Helen Dickinson home from Colby College Miss Minnie Cowley to Old Orchard Erastus Lewis to Augusta Mr and Mrs Webster Southard visiting in Bridgeport Conn Esther Weeks home from Colby College with a friend Marion Stuart Smith visiting in Bath from New York Chas Vaughn and son Dana guests of Dow family Farnhams Orchestra to play at Concert of Nations with E V Farnham leader other musicians Also Foye from North Dakota arrives in town for a rest Frank W Jackson returns from Bates College and attends Moody School Northfield as Bates Y M C A delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepscot
Nettie McKenzie
Bath
Helen Dickinson
Colby College
Minnie Cowley
Old Orchard
Erastus Lewis
Augusta
Webster Southard
Bridgeport
Marion Stuart Smith
New York
H. M. Prentiss
High Street
Chas. Vaughn
Dana
Showhegan
Vaughn
John Dow
Federal Street
F. W. Burleigh
Ashmont
Mas
George Lincoln
Federal
Helene Groves
Gertrude Dickinson
Rockland Breakwater
Samoset
Rena Albee
Mary Wright
Orono
Pullman
Old Bridge
Farnham
E. V. Farnham
Wilbur Lowell
W. S. Peaslee
C. S. Sewall
R. W. Reed
C. E. Knight
W. F. Foye
Steele
North Dakota
Foye
Frank W. Jackson
Bates College
Moody School
Northfield
Mass
Local families plan summer visits and travels
Mrs Arthur Kindred and daughter Louise Ann arrived from Los Angeles to stay with Mrs Carrie P Johnson on North street. Mr Oliver Moses and family of Lisbon Falls with niece Frances Shaughnessy will spend the summer at the Moses cottage in Popham. Miss Mary Larrabee will visit Peabody Mass with the Eade twins. Warren Dain Oliver, Harvard Law graduate, returns from Boston to spend two weeks with his parents before driving cars on Mt Washington this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kindred
Louise Ann
Los Angeles
Cal
Kindred
Carrie P. Johnson
North Street
Oliver Moses
Oliver 4Th
Richard
Lisbon Falls
Frances Shaughnessy
Helen Shaughnessy
Bath
Popham
Moses Cottage
Mary Larrabee
Maud F. Larrabee
High Street
Peabody
Mass
Dorothy
Hazel Eade
John Eade
Sabine
Warren Dain Oliver
Harvard Law School
Boston
Massachusetts
Arthur G. Oliver
Washington Street
Mt. Washington
Old Officers Close Their Year s Work Bath Rotary Club
Bath Rotary Club wrapped its year with a luncheon at Hotel Phoenix. President Clinton D. Wilson presided for the last time, Ed mund P Briggs became the new president, and John Conti the new vice president. Treasurer Harry W Tucker reported 226.81 in treasury. Attendees included 159 members from other clubs and visitors Clifton Page Dick Vose and Orville Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Hotel Phoenix
Harry W. Owen
City Hall
Bath City Hospital
Harry W. Tucker
Clinton D. Wilson
Chicago
Bath
Clint
Edmund P. Briggs
John Conti
Clifton O. Page
Indianapolis
Dick Vose
Cambridge
Ocean Point
Orville E. Page
Corsair May Visit Bath or Bar Harbor This Thursday
Word has it J Pierpont Morgan’s yacht Corsair will reach Bath Thursday and may go to Bar Harbor. John Newell son of Bath Iron Works head William S Newell may join the Corsair in Bath or Bar Harbor to be employed aboard for the summer. He will sail to Europe with the yacht which leaves soon, joined by three local youths Edward Hodgdon Chet Loveson and James Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pierpont Morgan
Corsair
Bath
Bar Harbor
John Newell
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mr. Newell
Europe
Edward Hodgdon
Woolwich
Chet Loveson
West Bath
James Little
West Bath Grange Plans Lawn Party This Summer
West Bath Grange leaders approved a lawn party on Grange grounds south of the hall as the feature of summer. The meeting included Fourth of July observances with songs readings and a pledge. Committees named for lawn party organization parking and hall setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
West Bath
Joanna Hodgkins
Hazel MacDonald
Columbia
Ethel MacDonald
Adams
Jefferson
Robert Livingston
Robert Oliver
Ralph P. Dunbar
Elizabeth Haggett
E. W. Hagg
E. Mason Wright
Esther Perry
Grange
Leland Plummer
David Henderson
Wilbur Hagan
Elmer Higgins
Herbert Simpson
E. W. Haggett
Louis Eserley
Maine to exhibit at National Recreation Exposition in Springfield
Maine plans broad recreational displays at the first annual National Recreation Exposition in Springfield from May 30 to June 6 1931. A preliminary advisory committee with representatives from state agencies, Maine Development Commission and other groups will organize exhibits in the Maine State building and coordinate with the Maine State Building Commission. The event is directed by the Eastern States Exposition for the New England Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Springfield
State of Maine
Building Commission
Maine Development Commission
Maine Publicity Bureau
State Chamber of Commerce
Maine Automobile Association
Federated Sportsmen’s Club of Maine
Maine State Building
Poland
New England
Augusta
Telephone Directory Appears For Bath Area Listings
A new Summer and Fall edition covers about 5500 to 6000 subscribers in the Bath area with roughly 2100 Bath listings and over 800 in Boothbay Harbor. The 52 page book groups names by initials, lacks X beginnings, and notes Bath has 28.5 columns of listings, up from 27.25. A toll-rate preface lists three minute calls to various cities with prices from 65 cents to 9.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Boston
New York
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Miami
Fla
Santa Fe
N. M
Boise
Ida
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
Cal
Physician Strout Fined for Driving Under Influence
Dr. A. W. Strout of Gardiner pled nolo contendere to operating a car while intoxicated in municipal court before Judge John J. Keegan. He received a $100 fine plus $10.65 in costs, 60 days in Kennebec county jail in default of payment, and automatic license suspension. He was detained after being found on the post office loading platform, claiming to head to Rockland to see a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Strout
Gardiner
Nolo Contendre
John J. Keegan
Kennebec
Augusta
Strout
Rockland
Passengers On Disabled Steamer Governor Dingley Listed
E P Moores of Watertown Mass among passengers aboard the Governor Dingley which was disabled off the Maine coast near Eastport. His daughter Constance Moores was weekend guest at Parker Head with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Alston E Oliver. At midnight Constance learned by phone that her father reported they had been landed at Eastport and all was well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Dingley
Boston
Maine
Eastport
E. P. Moores
Watertown
Mass
Constance Moores
Parker Head
Alston E. Oliver
Bath
Bath steamer Virginia brings season trip to Boothbay Harbor
Bath residents enjoy the first Sunday excursion by the steamer Virginia to Boothbay Harbor and island resorts. Clear weather highlights Bath waterfront and yacht works while passing three draw bridges. Passengers include Mr and Mrs Paul Randall and Mr and Mrs Owen Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Virginia
Boothbay Harbor
Iron Works
Upper
Hellsgate
Gardiner
Phipps Point
MacMahan's
Five Islands
Southport
Squrrel
Paul Randall
Harpswell
Owen E. Rogers
Patrick-Atkinson Wed in Biddeford Mass Salem Couple Wed
Charles E. Patrick of Salem and Elizabeth T. Atkinson of Biddeford married Saturday afternoon at 14 Kossuth street Biddeford. Rev Burton H Tilton officiated with Mary Sawyer as wedding match and Helen Jordan Leach as matron of honor. They will reside at 3 Trufant street Bath. Patrick, former Bath Iron Works employee, served in Army and Navy 1917 1921 and coached local teams. He umpired a 17 inning Army vs Red Sox game in Burlington 1929 and earned praise as a football coach with a record improving after a rough first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Patrick
Salem
Mass
Bath Iron Works Corp
Elizabeth T. Atkinson
Biddeford
Biddeford Journal
Ine N. Whittier
Kossuth Street
Burton H. Tilton
Westbrook
Mary Sawyer
Helen Jordan Leach
Charles O. Patrick
Army
Navy
Yellow Giants
Red Sox
Burlington
Patrick
Trufant Street
Bath
Moose Seen Near Merrymeeting Park Beside Highway
A bull moose was sighted on a state highway near Merrymeeting Park Tuesday morning by Walter Johnson of Brunswick. He observed the animal emerge from the woods stop in the road then run into a blueberry pasture across from the road before fading from view. Local passersby noted tracks but could not locate the animal. Mr Johnson and relatives later leave for Portsmouth to celebrate the Fourth with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Park
Walter Johnson
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Bath
Mr. Johnson
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Ford
Buick
G.M.C
Hagcett’s Garage
Church School
South Newcastle
Charles Ross Taggart
Newburyport
Bath Savings Institution
Bath Area
George Curtis
Kittery
Sasanda
Patrick-Atkinson
Bath Iron Works
Bride
Waldo Marshall
Jean
William
Portsmouth
L. F
Atwood
Atwood’s Medicine