Sterling Bible Class Monthly Meeting at Corliss Street church
The Sterling Bible class held its regular monthly business meeting in the Deering room Monday evening with 29 in attendance. A memorial service for Miss Clara W. Albee preceded the meeting. The session included readings, prayers, a solo, Bible recitation, and questions for September. Social refreshments followed as members and callers reported activity and thanks were given to Mrs. Benjamin P. Coombs. An armistice in the Dover Foxcroft milk war ends four weeks of price conflict, settling at six cents per quart with two cents in cream half-pints. 32 producers and dealers signed the agreement.
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Sterling Bible
Corliss Street
Deering Room
John H. Hunt
Clara W. Albee
Hunt
Charles H. Berry
Lucien R. Ames
Fred E. Brigg
Zadoc F. Brown
Edwin Robbins
Frank A. Purington
M. Eugene Watson
Benjamin P. Coombs
King’s Point
Wallace Plant
Elvira A. Coombs
Fred M. Coombs
Charles H. Gerry
Fred E. Bragg
Wilfred W. Chaney
Lillian F. Fisher
G. Herbert Preble
Dover-Foxcroft
Dorothy Steven
Alfred
Dorothy Dickinson
Jessie M. Ames
Merlin C. Joy
Richmond
Bowdoinham
Bowdoin
Stella Perry
Fort Fairfield
A. S. MacDougal
Mary Hall
Charles Blodgett
George Blair
Charles
Mr. Blair
Wiscasset
Bowdeinham
Charles Blair
Myrick Heath
Bath
Blair
Kennebec
Kennebec Lodge, K. of P
Ella Neal
Kennebec Lodge
K. of P
Brown Point
Methodist Church
Verona Brown Hughey
Philip C. Hughey
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Boston
Hughey
Philip Rideout
Pleasant Street Bridge Club
William T. Hardie
Brunswick Hospital
Mary Hardie
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Ivan Lang
Waterville
William Hamilton
Gertrude Atkins
George Hamilton
Peggy Hamilton
H. B. Allen
Warren Farwell
Robert
Portland
E. E. Pinson
Frank Siegars
Frank T. Siegars
Barbara
Highland Lake
J. R. Gardiner
Bowdoinham community notes wide and festive
Bowdoinham reports a successful Methodist supper with ample cold meat, mashed potatoes, salads, rolls, desserts and coffee netting a good sum. The town greets visitors including R. B. Andrews and Cahill sisters from Wollaston and Edith Wood’s circle, while residents like the Wilsons, Denhams, and multiple families from nearby towns enjoy summer visits and local events amid engagements, illnesses, and public notices.
Sampson Candidate for State Convention
Edward W. Sampson of Bath, a former alderman, seeks nomination as a delegate to the Constitutional convention at the State House on Dec 6. Nomination papers must be filed by Aug 11 with the Secretary of State. election is Sept 11. A Sagadahoc county repeal effort plans to unite delegates, with a meeting at Bath at 8 pm to organize and involve county supporters. John C. Fitzgerald will chair.
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Edward W. Sampson
Bath
State House
Sampson
Common Council
Sagadahoc
Organization For Prohibition Reform
Sagadahoc County
John C. Fitzgerald
Miscellaneous Shower for Prospective Bride
Miss Natalia Kidder hosted a surprise miscellaneous shower at 86 Milan Street for Miss Emma L. Ayer in honor of her upcoming marriage to Alex M. Robertson of Brunswick. Orchid and yellow decor, and a large umbrella filled with gifts accompanied by ice cream and cookies. Guests included Misses Elsie Allegrin Evelyn Burgess Carolyn Rogers Louise Stewart and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalia Kidder
Milan Street
Emma L. Ayer
Alex M. Robertson
Brunswick
Miss Ayer
Elsie Allegrin
Evelyn Burgess
Alton L. King
Winifred Dodge
Carolyn Rogers
Louise Stewart
Irma Burns Perry
Helen Hartwell
Thelma Thornton
Marguerite Koughan
Mary Royal
Bowdoin Sagadahoc Grange Holds Summer Meeting
Bowdoin Sagadahoc grange met Saturday evening July 1 at Bowdoin Center with good attendance marking the last meeting before summer vacation. The program featured trombone solo Leonard Curtis with Marion Curtis at the piano, readings by Marion Curtis, and George Chick speaking for the Department of Agriculture on A Better Market for Eggs. Social dancing followed. Visitors included Mrs Ernest Carr Miss Crowelly and Myron Douglass.
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Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
Leonard Curtis
Marion Curtis
Reading
George Chick
Department of Agriculture
Ernest Carr
Crowelly
Myron Douglass
Wiscasset
John Curtis
Lewiston
N. E. Curtis
Percy L. Vernon
East Bowdoin Chapel
Robert Enman
East Bowdoin Ladies Aid
Hattie Purinton
Richmond
Purinton
The
Aid
Carrol Williams
Addie Williams
Vesta Ackley
W. D. Rogers
Fisher Road
Bowdoinham
Buffet Supper Held at Colonial Home of Sewalls
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d entertained with a buffet supper Monday night at their Colonial Washington street home. More than 70 guests attended from Bath and out of town including Hon Rupert Baxter and many others. the event featured dancing by John Grindell's quartet and several tables of cards. The gathering showcased Bath society with numerous prominent attendees from various states and towns.
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Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
Sewall
Maine
John Grindell
Rupert H. Baxter
William S. Newell
Mary Newell
John Hyde
Anne Kimball
Miriam W. Kimball
Rodney E. Ross
Jane Murphy
Minnie White
Susan N. Ballou
Edward W. Hyde
Robert W. Ferrell
George P. Hunter
William D. Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Olive Sewall
Charles E. Cushing
Frederick E. Drake
Arthur Sewall
Henry C. Wright
Alden G. Smith
Bath
Walter E. Edge
France
Edge
Walter E. Edge, Jr
Ventnor
N. J
John W. Williams
Baltimore
H. King Coolidge
Edgar Crossman
Stuart W. Webb
Barbara Webb
George Huhn
Rodney Tilt
Huntington Erhart
Paul Tiemer
Patricia Martin
Lownes
New York
Robert Porter
Philadelphia
Homer Richardson
Clark
Boston
Edward Curtis
Rochester
N. Y
William Tudor Gardiner
John Payson
John M. Kimball
Benjamin Holt
Dorothea Underwood
Langdon T. Thaxter
Alfred Mitchell
Portland
W. S. Warland
Mary Metcalf
Wolcott Andrews
Mr. Smith
Wiscasset
Edward P. Ricker, Jr
Poland Spring
Bath citizens urge brunswick Bath road route study
A Bath delegation urged the Maine State Highway Commission to study a new Bath Brunswick route starting at Cook's Corner and extending to the New Meadows river near the old Bull Rock bridge before Bath. They hope federal Reconstruction Finance Corp funds could support construction and provide jobs while aiding welfare relief efforts in Bath. The Bath group included Mayor John A. Lord and other officials, with ex Mayor Joseph Torrey and State Senator N Gratz Jackson among attendees.
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Maine State Highway Commission
Bath
Brunswick
Cook's Corner
New Meadows River
Old Bull Rock Bridge
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Highway Commission
Brann
Augusta
John A. Lord
City Treas
Donald Young
Sumner Sewall
Arthur Sewall
N. Gratz Jackson
Joseph
Torrey
Roscoe G. Bailey
Board of Assessors
E. W. Haggett
West Bath
Birds Get Homemade Doughnuts At Cary Home
In East Brunswick, Mrs. Fred H. Cary feeds birds with homemade doughnuts, creating a near bird convention in the yard. Forty three varieties were counted, including white crown sparrows, cat birds, brown thrushes, chickadees, warblers, gold and purple finches, robins, and cedar wax wings. The Carys provide crumbs from cookies and muffins, but doughnut crumbs are the birds’ preferred treat. Mrs. Cary began experimenting three years ago and now makes extra batches daily for their feathered visitors.
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Fred H. Cary
Hardings Road
East Brunswick
Carys
Cary Home
Cary
Genesta Chapter Outing At Cox's Head Features Contests
Genesta chapter No. 73 O E S and families held annual outing at the Summer home of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Perkins at Cox's Head. Highlights included card playing fishing a six o clock picnic supper stunts prizes nail driving races tug of war and a late beach visit to Popham Beach. Ralph F Small arrived by speedboat Betty and Ruth drew admiration for its one person capacity and 40 mile per hour speed.
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Genesta
Thomas F. Perkins
Cox’s Head
W. Clyde Lake
David E. Rich
Catherine E. Leonard
Adolph H. Ehlers
Mr. Lake
Doris Leavitt
Popham Beach
Ralph F. Small
Cox's Head
Betty
Ruth
Mr. Small
Recent Transfers of Real Estate in Sagadahoc Registry
Real estate transfers over the last two weeks recorded at the Sagadahoc registry of deeds Bath list Wilfred W. Chaney et al to Christine Cameron et al Frank W. Carlton to Roland C. Breton Edward J. Pomeroy to Leonard Gowell Annette C. Edgerly to Archie N. Edgerly Bowdoin Winifred F. Appleton to Frederick Garbarino Bowdoinham estate of Edward P. Kendall to Kenneth A. MacDougall Charles E. Berry et al to John W. Tarr Georgetown Benjamin F. Perry to Mary G. Perry Georgetown Associates Inc to Edwin B. Manning Phippsburg Nathan A Cushman to Eugene Sylvester Cushman Richmond Mina E Floyd to Nathaniel C. Gilpatrick Robeus A. Doug lass to Verrill Chase Topsham Fred T Foster to Annie E Griffin Wallace G Quint to Lucy F Quint.
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Sagadahoc Registry of
Bath
Wilfred W. Chaney
Christine Cameron
Frank W. Carlton
Roland C. Breton
Edward J. Pomeroy
Leonard Gowell
Annette C. Edgerly
Archie N. Edgerly
Bowdoin
Winifred F. Appleton
Frederick Garbarino
Bowdoinham
Edward P. Kendall
Kenneth A. MacDougall
Charles E. Berry
John W. Tarr
Georgetown
Benjamin F. Perry
Mary G. Perry
Georgetown Associates, Inc
Edwin B. Manning
Phippsburg
Nathan A. Cushman
Eugene Sylvester Cushman
Richmond
Mina E. Floyd
Nathaniel C. Gilpatrick
Robeus A. Douglass
Verrill Chase
Topsham
Fred T. Foster
Annie E. Griffin
Wallace G. Quint
Lucy F. Quint
Miss Elthea Warner Arrives for Portland Summer Visit
Miss Elthea J. Warner of Portland has arrived to pass the summer vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Warner on Middle Street. She is a junior at Portland High School.
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J. B. Lilly
Richard
Malden
Mass
Lilly Farm
Elbridge Cornish
W. J. Graves
J. E. Brown
West Medford
Pleasant Pond
L. Fairlamb
Florence Otto
New Jersey
Co. L. Browne
Eleanor Webber
Richmond
Abbie Dunham
Sam Allen
Portland
Walton Adams
New Hampshire
W. B. Kendall
Auburn
L. P. Temple
Oscar Hatch
E. P. Gile
Hatch
Bowdoin
Leon Cash
Chester, Conn
John Purington
Jessie Ames
Forest Wall
Tenant's Harbor
Selectman Brown
James O. Sanborn
Dorchester
John W. Warner
Middle Street
Sanborn
Mary F. Pinkham
Bath
Elthea J. Warner
John Warner
Miss Warner
Portland High
Morse High Graduates 1933 Class Members At Exercises
Of the 92 graduates, Miss Abbott tops the list as a Morse high school senior and 1933 diploma recipient. She starred in varsity track and basketball, aims to teach physical education, and plans a post graduate course at Morse. Arsenault and Ames also appear among the class, with roles in school theater, music, clubs, and commercial studies.
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Miss Abbott
Morse High School
Morse
Morse High
Walter F. Abbott
Western Avenue
Arsenault
Edmund J. Arsenault
High Street
Miss Ames
George M. Ames
Woolwich
Giant Fourth of July Bonfire Described In Gravel Pit
Spectators watched a massive bonfire at Libbys Court during the holiday, one of the largest crowds in years. The blaze began at midnight Monday and burned through Tuesday, sending orange and red sparks into the sky as old tires drenched with kerosene fueled the flames and black smoke filled the air.
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Libby’s Court
Julia Sanderson recalls Bath Opera House opening
Julia Sanderson, famed radio sweetheart and former stage star of The Sunshine Girl, recalls the Bath Opera House opening in 1913. She writes from the St Regis New York praising the memory, sending thanks after a recent screen appearance, as she and her husband Frank Crumit broadcast together.
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Bath Opera House
Julia Sanderson
Opera House
Miss Sanderson
Colburn
Times
St. Regis
New York
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