Summer People and Guests Holidaying at Sabino
Bath and West Bath residents and visitors occupy cottages at Sabino and Birch Point for the Fourth of July. Families from Bath Topsham and surrounding towns mingle with guests from Auburn Boston and Richmond as camp and cottage life fills the holiday with social visits, dinners, and excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Bates
Winnegance
Sabine
Chester Freeman
Donald
Bath
Sabino
Everett Lemont
Fred Kittredge
Lemont
Harold E. Freeman
Barabara
Jack Pinel
Phyllix
Jean
Herbert Cavanaugh
William Foster
Dorothy
Shirley
Samuel Bates
Topsham
Arthur G. Oliver
Eugene McGrath
Dain Cottage
L. L. Hooker
Hooker
Scar Smiley
Arthur Gillie
H. A. Owen
Bangor
Delmar Statex
Samuel F. Bates
Eugene
Barbara Brown
Walter Ars Brown
Eugene RK. Brown
William Cummings
Bowdoinham
George Marks
Gardiner
Arthur Snowman
Ruth
David Brown
Ruth Thompson
J. C. Bearse
Fairfield
E. R. Brown
Helen Campbell
Lincoln Campbell
Mildred Campbell
Lester Campbell
George Noyse
Helen
Waltham
Mass
George Hunt
Birch Point
Ray Campbell
Jack Evans
Campbell's Pond
Walter Rogers
George W. Jewett
Charles Stackpole
E. S. Stackpole
Vina Bachellor
Sarah Black
Auburn
Hattie
Alma Palmer
Long Island
Harpswell
Clement Yates
Deliver
Salem
Maxs
Fred W. Larrabee
J. M. Lemont
New Meadows Iun
Joseph W. Larrabee
Walter
Amstress
Emily
Lamnes Fuller
Robert
Mr. Deliver
Candy’s Harbor
J. B. Lemont
James E., Sr
Walter Mares
Ada Coombs
Lillian Brown
Nettie Umberhind
Richmond
John King
Ida Pierce
Court Street
Rath
Lincoln Williams
Fosters Point
Brookings
Johnson
Iert Jewett
Hardings
Stackpole
Sadie Mowers
Saugu Center
EF. S. Stackpole
Mary Treantay
Fosters Depot
E. W. Haggett
King
Guaker Point
Emi
E. W. Hageget
Arthur and
Charles
Haggert
J. McLemont
A. Fisher and
Sey
J. Edwand Drakeard
Frederick Ellerak Ata Famil
Brive
Westport Summer Religious Notes and Local Visitors
A Bangor Theological Seminary student preaches at Westport Center Church Sunday afternoon with a meeting at North Chapel in the evening. Sunday school follows next Sunday at 10 a.m. All are invited. Various locals and visitors, including Mr and Mrs L M Fowle of New Hampshire and families from Washington and Bath, arrive for the summer at East Side and Long Cove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Stewart
Bath
J. Everett Mayo
Brunswick
John Williams
Dummer Street
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell's Pond
William A. Furber
Birch Point
Dorothy Stilkey
E. K. Brown
Walter T. Brown
Hardings
Bar Harbor
Mitchel
Eleanor
Son Seymour
New York
Annie Trufant
Cecil Tucker
Bermuda
Foster's Point
Edward W. Hyde
Beatrice
Elizabeth Wright
Woolwich
Carolyn Stackpole
Edward Sampson
Brigham's Cove
Methodist Church
C. F E. Brooks
Wesley Methodist Church of
J. Lincoln Campbell
J. Lincoln, Jr
Campbell
Rhode Island
Helen Campbell
Frank Small
Bernard
Dorchester
Mass
Jaides
First Baptist Church
J. M. Lemont
West Bath
Sagadahoc Square
Bangor Theological Seniuary
Westport
Sumner
Center Church
North Chapel
Little
Beethbay Harbor
Wewa- A
Beethbay Register
LM. Fowle
Newdernham
Thi
Mis
Luopii
Storth-oenman Institutien
Wa-hingen
Freias
Miriam
We-hington
Awd
Fo Mo Ladi
Frederick
Anedever
Long
Irene Eo Sturtivant
Portland
Barker
Boren
Mo Ko Webber
Wearss
Olia
McLaughlin U
Maine Republicans Endorse National Support For Fall Campaign
National and state leaders convened in Augusta and Washington to back Maine Republicans for the September election. Key figures including Guy P. Gannett and Robert J. Peacock reported strong White House and national committee backing. They expect cabinet speakers and campaign aides to reinforce the Harding administration record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Guy P. Gannett
Augusta
National Republican Committee
Robert
Representative Woods
Indiana
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
McCormick
Illinois
Republican Party
Harding
Republican Congress
Sebasco Hosts Noted Attorney Hagar and Guests
Well known New York attorney Stansbury Hagar arrived at his Sebasco summer home joining his wife and two children. He plans a local tennis tournament on the estate court with invitees including cousin Marshall Hagar from Squirrels Island and other regional experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stansbury Hagar
New York
Sebasco
J. W. Loughlin
State Board of Health
W. E. Bongartz
West P’oint
George Sprague
Topsham
Nathaniel Percy
Parker Head
William Cullity
Martha J. Verey
Bucksport
James T. Heald
James
Maud Heaks
George E. Lang
Verey
Dube
Augusta
Clara Perry
Ernest Blaixdell
Brighton
Mass
Guy Nickerson
Verunswick
Nickerson
William Roderick
J. O) Wyman
Vauline Wyman
East Toston
Popham Beach
Thomas McCormick
Springvale
J. H. Pease
Clark Bowker
Meadowbrook
Martha J. Percy
Parker Heal
Leland Blaisdell
Mase
H. A. Oliver
Sebasco Hill
Lewis Collins
Sara
Ridley
Connecticut
Frank S. Mott
Boston
E. J. Pinkham
Amy Winkham
Butler
Mott
Phippsburg
Anchorage
Basin Quarries Open at Phippsburg Under Basin Quarries Co
A new feldspar quarry operation begins on the Joseph Perry farm at Phippsburg Basin. About a dozen workers are employed with plans to expand as buildings rise and roads are laid for large scale production. Capt Howe oversees construction and will reside in the Brigham house leased for the project. The company will ship output by water from the Brigham property. Joseph Perrs, president, and Sherburne, treasurer, visited from Portland on the Fourth to review progress, signaling a busy summer ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berk
Joseph Perry
Phippburg Basin
The
Basin Quarries Co., Inc
Capt. Howe
Fred H. Brigham
Brigham
Joseph Perrs
Mr. Sherburne
Portland
Phippsburg
Revival Services Draw Large Attendance At Advent Church
Audiences filled the Advent church Tuesday for the Nazarene revival campaign. A South Portland Nazarene church delegation joined Rev. I T Johnson and members of other denominations for a spirit of unity and fellowship as meetings run each evening at 7 4 with Sunday services at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene
Advent Church
South Portland Nazarene Ccurch
I. T. Johnson
Ent
Spirit of Unity
Goml Fellowship
Colonial Club Takes Rubber From Wiscasset
Colonial Club beat Wiscasset in their rubber game in town last Wednesday. Brad Belanger pitched despite an finger abscess, and Colonials scored three runs in the fourth inning to lead 5 0. Burns and Sewall produced key hits while Belanger and Colonials fielded solidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Wiscasset
Brad Belanger
Colonia Club
Colonials
Grindle
Fitzgerald
Sewall
Gorham
E. McPhee
Stover
Ed Burns
Dickinson
E. MePhee
Clement
KE. McPhee
Burns
Belanger
Rf Belanger
Orie
Wiscasset Ab
Initom
Pes Bey
McPhee
Carlton Sss Ee la
Ps Sidhees Eons
Gorban
Gls Agin
Ebbettperts
Morse Class of 1921 Holds First Annual Reunion
Eighteen members of Morse high school class of 1921 gathered June 25 at New Meadows Inn for a shore dinner. Officers were re elected: Willard Sprague president Roland Perry vice president Marian Hill treasurer and Madelyn Rich secretary. A reunion committee was named and readings were presented before an evening drive to Garnet for dancing. Frances Callan Kathleen McCabe joined from Lewiston. committee chair Frieda Mikelsky led arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
New Meadows Inn
Willard Sprague
Roland Perry
Marian Hill
Madelyn Rich
Roberta Barker
Frieda Mikelsky
Garnet
Frances Callan
Kathleen McCabe
Lewiston
Helen Hartwell
Eleanor Bruce
Kenneth Atwood
Donald Specht
Hiram Tobey
Leslie Wold
Clayton Rowe
Wilkird Sprague
Helen Thayer
Delphine Howard
Mabelle Fullerton
Howard McPhee
Old Orchard Beach Fire Injures and Damages Property
Scores witnessed a major blaze at Old Orchard Beach on Sunday noon that endangered the business district and caused about 100000 dollars in damage on Old Orchard street and Grand avenue. Fire leaped among frame buildings as Mrs Carleton Lowell and the Davey family fled from Pier Drug Store nearby amid explosions and intense heat.
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Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Street
Grand Avenue
Carleton Lowell
George Davey
Bertha
Pier
Air Mail Mechanic Praises Flying Safety And Challenges
Louis J. Krentz of the Air Mail Service discusses aviation safety and risks. He notes miles flown since the last fatality, details long cross country trips, and explains gliding tactics and emergency best practices while describing weather effects, aircraft type, and his career from Newport News to Mineola and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Krentz
United States Air Mail Service
Mr. Krentz
Mineola
N. Y
Brunswick
Philip Liberman
American Clothing Co
New Meadows
Krentz
Newport News
Air Service
New York
San Francisco
Fraimingham
Mass
Framingham
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Earth
Allegheny Mountains
Rocky Mountains
Rockies
DeHaviland
Hempstead
Ameren
Bates Alumni Boost Million Dollar Bates Fund
Bates alumni of Sagadahoc County pledged 254 toward a million dollar Bates College fund. The campaign headquarters announced the fund now has about 205,886.46 with more gifts expected as Rev. Ernest man leads the drive. The faculty, students, and alumni have largely contributed, with M. Holman chairing the Bates group.
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Bate
Sagadahor County
Umni
Airk
M. Holman
Bates
Aldermen Approve Licensing Changes and Insanity Case
The Board of Aldermen and licensing board met Thursday night. Aldermen consider an insanity case while commissioners discuss licenses. Edward Syde & Son bond and several sellers were accepted. Walter Korgsburg and George Sawyer licensed. Henry drivers licensed for second hand goods. Neil J. Smith cleared to sell fireworks. Harry W. Crosman presided in Mayor Torrey's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen and Licensing Board
Eit
Edward Syde
Harry Brown
Henry M. Sanford
Max Kutz
Neil J. Smith
Harry W. Crosman
Board of Aldermen
Torrey
Bath Fourth Flag Tradition Surges Beyond Memorial Day
Local residents display the Stars and Stripes from Bath homes more on the Fourth of July than on Memorial Day or Flag Day, reflecting a growing holiday display practice amid civic pride.
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Bath
Leeman Bound Over to October Term in Embezzlement Case
Harry G. Leeman, arrested for alleged embezzlement of more than 300 dollars from T. W. Hyde camp, was arraigned in municipal court. Judge Keegan set 500 dollars bail for October Supreme Court appearance. witnesses include Charles C. Low, Joseph Day, Vernon W. Miller and Carroll Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Leeman
Higgins Gould wed in Grace Church Woolwich
Alfred John Higgins and Helen Gertrude Gould, both of Woolwich, married on Wednesday June 28 at Grace church rectory by Rev. Charles Myron Tubbs. Higgins, a carpenter, is Solomon Higgins' son. Gould is a dressmaker. They will reside in Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred John Higgins
Helen Gertrude Gould
Woolwich
Charles Myron Tubbs
Grace Church
Solomon Higgins
Dresmaker
Higgins
Fourth of July Sparks and Rephy Reworks Delight Youth
Young America enjoyed the Fourth with lively celebrations and a longer schedule of Rephy reworks at night than in recent years, signaling a revived community festivities and evening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
When It Gets Him
A pointed aphorism about a man realizing his ignorance as his children begin giving advice, highlighting generational dissonance and self awareness.
Bath girl joins company at the Little Theatre
Leah Winslow, recently seen in Boston, leaves her mother in Bath for Portland to join the Maitland players at the Little Theatre. She will play Lady Rosamond in The Liars, bringing a long stage career and a gifts that let audiences see the character. The venture promises a permanent Portland repertory theatre with renowned playwrights and a lounge for tea between acts.
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Leah Winslow
George Cohan
Boston
M. A. Brooks
Summer Street
Portland
Maitland Players
Lady Rosamond
Maitland
Fiske
Sarah Bernhardt
Portalnd
Arthur Maithind
San Francisco
America
Maine
George Bernard Shaw
Oscar Wilde
Henrick Ibsen
John Galsworthy
J. M. Barrie
Eugene Brieux
Hermann Sudermann
Henry Arthur Jones
Arthur Pifero
Gerhart Hauptmann
August Strinberg
Anton ‘Tchekhov
John Masefield
Israel Zaygwill
Victorien Sardou
Leonid Andreyev
Herman Behr
Katherine Grey
Mrs. Daisey Ridley Dies at Richmond Home
Mrs. Daisey Ridley wife of Maurice E B Ridley died at her Main street Richmond home after a long illness. Born in Richmond 42 years ago she was a Richmond High School graduate daughter of Dr Charles Woo and Albina Price. Survived by two sons Paul Lewiston and Francis a Jowdoin College student her mother sister Lily Richmond and brother Dr Wallace N Price Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisey Ridley
Maurice EB. Ridley
Main Street
Richmond
Richmond High School
Charles Woo
Albina (Cookbroth) Price
Paul
Lewiston
Francis
Jowdoin College
Lily
Wallace N. Price
Gardiner
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