Brunswick Rotary Names Officers and Committees
The Brunswick Rotary Club installed new officers led by President Col. George O. Hubbard and announced extensive committee assignments for the coming year. John P. Carey Jr. spoke on jury duty as the first speaker of the term, with committees covering Aims and Objects, Club Service, Vocational Service, Community Service, International Service, and more led by a roster of members including Hubbard, Riley, Brown, Farrar, and Stray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Rotary Club
John P. Carey, Jr
Col
George O. Hubbard
Lawrence A. Brown
William H. Farrar
Thomas H. Riley, Jr
Joseph McKeen
Arnold A. Hessel
Harckd E. Treworgy
C. Earle Richardson
Hubbard
Ellis JL. Aldrich
William L. Robbins
Arthur T
Roland H. Cole
Club Service Committee
Wilbur F. Senter
Neerman G. Smith
Alaric W. Haskell
Wilbur F. Browne
Arthur B. Johnson
Sherman Graves
Algernon G. Chandler
Arthur T. Shay
Henry L. Johnson
Geo
Drapeau
Rotary Education Committee
Benjamin L. Furbush
Dean Paul Nixon
Community Service Comm
tLe
Boys’ Work
Willis E. Roke
Ney UB
Joslin
Emile A. Tondreau
Sperial! Entertainment
Sturi
Ets
John
Musical Society Holds Fine Evening of Songs and Talk
Mrs. Weston P. Holman hosted Les Camarades Musicaux for an 8:30 Sunday night gathering at 9 Beacon Street. Miss Haynes delivered a talk on What Music Means to Me before a program featuring vocal solos, duets, and instrumental pieces performed by members including Mrs. Holman Mrs. Cary Mr. McPherson Mr. Ramsay Mr. Norton and Mr. Edney with Mrs. Albee at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston P. Holman
Les Camarades Musicaux
Beacon Street
Miss Haynes
Sullivan
Holman
Rice
Mc- Donald
Edney
Mc- Pierson
Cary
Norton
Oberon
von Weber
Albee
Danny
Boyes
Coates Pherson
McDonald
Ramsay
Dye Malere
Pfeiffer
McPherson
Mariaiecs
V.dectiieees
Hatch
Messrs. McDonald
Spengant Asrenes de Dubois
Chadwick
Guarda
Bianca Luna
Campana
Ramsay, Norton
Piace
Tickets On Sale For Bath Banquet Honoring Lieut Lord
Bath committees push plans for a banquet at Masonic Temple next Monday in honor of Lieut. John A. Lord. Tickets are at Hallét's Freeman's barber shop and N Gratz Jackson's, include Arcade ball room admission at nine after a 6 30 dinner. Public sale to close Thursday. ladies invited. Norman J. McCabe Jr. of Rockland formerly Bath, visited Sabino over the holiday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Masonic Temple
John A. Lord
Hallét’s
Freeman's
N. Gratz Jackson
Arcade
Hayes Fortier wedding ties Fortier and Hayes families
Miss Corinne Alma Fortier daughter of Frank T. Fortier and Mrs Fortier of 48 Union street wed John E. Hayes son of Mr and Mrs John P Hayes of 6 Washburn street at St Marys church in a nuptial mass. Rev Timothy C Maney performed the ceremony using the single ring service. The bridal party and guests were listed. The couple left by 10 48 train for a trip to the White Mountains Sherbrooke Montreal and back and plan to reside with the groom's parents upon return. The bride and groom are Morse High School alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Alma Fortier
Frank T. Fortier
Union Street
John E. Hayes
John P. Hayes
Washburn Street
St. Mary's Church
Timothy C. Maney
Helen Hayes
Clayton Fortier
Ian
George Ranney
Dwight
East Millinocket
Edward Perry
Old Town
Harold
Mark
Paul Hayes
Lorraine Fortier
Edward L. Soucy
Bangor
Jules Willett
Francis Willett
William Soucy
Great Works
Thomas Willett
Revere
Mass
Lucien Bisson
Arthur Jenkins
Leona Willett
Boston
Tillie Hart
Duncan McIntosh
Woolwich
Franras Ear
Leland
Car
Robert Fortier
Hayes
White Mountains
Sherbrook
N. S
Montreal
Que
Morse High School
Morse High
Masters Pearl
Earl Legard
Waterville
Forest Legard
Bedford Street
Christine Higgins
Popham Beach
Ruth Powers
Powers
Earl O'Brien
Betty
Rockland
Alzira Gross
Court Street
Valerie
Evelyn Ward
Long Island
New York
Merthine
Walter Ward
High Street
Joanna Newall
Malden
L. W. Oliver
Trufant Street
Ernest Heald
Dorothy
Mechanic Street
Dolly Cobb
Pinkham Notch
al Thompson
Central Maine Power Co
Boothbay Harbor
Thompson
Upper Washington Street
Mortimer Fay
James Coughran
Crescent Street
Edward Fay
Muriel
Fay
R. Clinton McFadden
Cobbroad
Georgianna Thibdeau
Arthur
Alfred
Canada
Quebec
Alfred Thibodeau
Camp J
St. Henry
David S. Cogan
Edward
Gerald Lee
Washington Street
Laconia
N. H
George O. Smith
Augusta
Ralph Chase
Chase
Chase Electric Co
Auburn
Bath
G. Clifford Madden
Narice
Portland
Madden
William Collins
Lsna Crocker
Willard Whitman
Whitman
Virginia
Somerville
Washington, D. C
Alexandria
Martha Crocker
Frank Rose
Bertram Willis
Shaw Street
Carl Stinson
J. Horace McClure
Bernard Pratt
Eva Fulton
John P. Crosby
Frank Jones
Howard Pratt
Hyde Park
Melvin Ferris Jr
Melvin Ferris
Park Street
Melvin
Joseph Swanton
Bobby Garnet
Edward Clough Jr
Master Melvin
Marie Clough
Betty Swanton
Alma Swanton
Betty Smith
Doris Crocker
Edward Clough
Howard Blake
Togus
Herbert Grover
Middle Street
Patricia Whitehouse
Belgrade Lakes
Harry Coulthard
Robert
Harold Safford
Gladys Fuller
Chester Dana
Dana
Mary
Charles McDonald
Crescent Beach
Jefferson
Rodney Jones
Astoria
Sadie Lakin
Ethel Smith
Braintree
Alfred Bunker
North Street
Mary Brown
Dike
Orono
University of
Merrymeeting
Miss Moore
Laurence Crooker
Vincent
Wiscasset
Joel Lilly
Crooker
Carl Crooker
Clifford Roy
Lee Abbott
Ernest Rice
Rose Street
Roosevelt Trail
Alton Bay
Frank J. Russell
South Street
Ernest E. Russell
Shaw
Fred R. E. Dean
Fred P. Shaw
Marion Dean
Julius Herzberg
Martha
Edith Meyers
Dorchester
Horace McLain
Beulah
Miss McLain
Ralph Sprague
Wooldland
McLain
George W. Parnes
Hillside
George E. Crooker
Barnes
Pauline McNeal
Miss Crooker
Rosa Povich
Morris E
Bernard
Goldie Povich
Miss Povich
Celia Povich
George Moses
Medford
Guy Sprague
Henry Cotteau
Weymouth
Digby County
Marion Comeau
Eleanor
Dennis Gaudet
Newtasket
Norman J. McCabe Jr
Rockland Hospital
McCabe
Sabine
Anne Kimball
Miriam Kimball
Palmer Cobb
Ardmore
Olive Guild
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
Phillips Kimball
Arthur Wright
Owe City
New York City
Bali
Henry C. Wright
Marjorie Cullerton Weds Joseph Curley at Malden
Marjorie E. Cullerton daughter of Mrs R A Downey of EverettMass formerly of this city married Joseph T Curley son of Michael T Curley of Malden Mass Friday evening at seven in Sacred Heart church Malden The bride wore angel blue gown with matching hat and shoes Bridesmaid wore ash of roses gown and carried pink roses A reception followed at the bride’s parents home Relatives and friends attended gifts included silver linen china and checks The couple left for a motor tour through Maine followed by relatives in Everett and Lynn cars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie E. Cullerton
R. A. Downey
Everett
Mass
Joseph T. Curley
Michael T. Curley
Malden
Sacred Heart Church
David Cassie
Maine
Pauline McClaren
Albion S. Boyd
Ella Blair
Robert Clements
Kenneth Crosby
Lynn
Farnham and Rival Marry at Grace Episcopal Bath
Edward F Farnham truck driver and Emma E Rival waitress both of 731 Washington Bath were married Saturday evening at 7 30 by Rev Charles M Tubbs of Grace Episcopal Church at the rectory 895 High Street Attendants were Mr and Mrs Robert E Wagner Farnham is son of Mrs Edward V Farnham of Wiscasset and Rival is daughter of the late Mr and Mrs John E Rival
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Farnham
Emma E. Rival
Washington Street
Bath
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
High Street
Robert E. Wagner
Edward V. Farnham
Wiscasset
John E. Rival
Obituary of Willard H. Duley 73 Parker Head native
Willard H. Duley 73 formerly of Parker Head died Monday night in Watertown Massachusetts at the home of his son G Erwin Duley with whom he had lived since his wife died He was a longtime postmaster at Parker Head and ran the family general store He is survived by two sisters a son three grandchildren four nieces and a nephew The body will return to Parker Head for funeral services Thursday Additional notes mention visits by Mrs Elmer B Clark and family and Donald Wishart with connections to Wollaston and Gainesville Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard H. Duley
Parker Head
Watertown
Mass
G. Erwin Duley
Mr. Duley
George and
Elizabeth Duley
Abner C. Johnson
George A. Cahill
George A. Cahill, Jr
Rahway
N. J
Reynolds Family Heads Home After Brookline Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Reynolds and Mrs Reynolds mother Mrs Karrain of Brookline Mass left Monday after spending the holiday weekend with Mr and Mrs eer F Reynolds at 1345 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reynolds
Reynolds
Karrain
Brookline
Mass
Eer F. Reynolds
Washington Street
Phippburg Sums Up Summer Visitors and Local Happenings
Brightwater and Popham Beach draw many visitors as families from Bath Brunswick Lewiston and New York arrive for the season. Local residents and guests attend church services scenes at Small Point Beach and Ridge homes while caretakers and merchants note milk and butter sales amid summer bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Rogers
Portland
Charles Percy
New York
Ridge
Swanton Wyman
B. M. Stimpson
Roslindale
Mass
Frank Leavitt
Charles Leavitt
Augusta
George Ingalls
George C. Beals
Ashdale
Mr. Eaton
Small Point Beach
Charles P. Percy
New York City
Irma Gilman
Phippsburg
Wynburg
New Meadows
Leon Berry
Bath
Brunswick
Lewiston
Auburn
Small Point
Popham Beach
Bath Military and Naval Home
Lillie Hill-Mason
Bess
Grace Dickinson
Ridin’ Light Lodge
Freeman C. Crosby
Fhippburg
Parker Head On 82d Birthday Celebration at Oliver Home
Saturday evening a Fourth of July celebration marked Mr. M. L. Oliver’s 82nd birthday with a large cake of 82 candles, flowers, ice cream, and cake for guests. Neighbors and friends offered congratulations as the Oliver garden prospered. Various visitors and relocations include G. M. Thomas and A. L. Nickerson staying at the Cushing homestead in Malden, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Lafie
G. M. Thomas
A. L. Nickerson
Malden
Mass
Cushing
Herbert Bassett
Oliver Family Returns After Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Jack Oliver of Saugus Mass and Fred Oliver of Malden Mass return Sunday night after spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs H L Spinney at 218 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Oliver
Saugus
Mass
Fred Oliver
Malden
H. L. Spinney
Washington Street
Village Notes From Sabine Summer, Crumbling Walk and Dusty Roads
Winnegance Charles E Hewitt Jr and family head to their Sabine cottage for the summer. A long plank sidewalk collapse endangers pedestrians and repairs are urged. Dust lies on the Phippsboro side of the creek road and rain kept hay down. Morse family visits Pemaquid. Local farmers report poor haying weather. A fine rambler rose blooms at Sherman Morse home. Road work continues on Noyes Hill and remains rough but passable. Children pick blueberries for sale. Lincoln Parks visits Camden to see his mother, Mrs Freefa Parks, for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Sabine
Phippsboro
John G. Morse
Pemaquid
Sherman L. Morse
Noyes' Hill
Lincoln Parks
Camden
Free Fa Parks
New Officers Take Charge of Rotary
Bath Rotary Club installs new officers at Hotel Phoenix regu lar meeting. A. John Conti Jr becomes president and outlines committee plans and attendance rules. Harry W. Tucker reports a 222.68 dollar treasury balance. secretary Henry W. Owen away at Fort McKinley. Visiting Rotarians include George Morse of Boonton and Dick Vose of Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Hotel Phoenix
Edmund P. Briggs
Harry W. Tucker
Henry W. Owen
Fort McKinley
240Th Coast Artillery
A. John Conti, Jr
Harry T. Passmore
Rotary
John
International Rotary
Francis Parry
Mayor Small
City Hall
George Morse
Boonton
N. J
Capitol Island
Dick Vose
Cambridge
Morse
Rotary Club
Brunswick Couple Observes 51st Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Berry of Brunswick quietly mark their 51st anniversary at home on McLellan street. Born Halle Doyle in Brunswick, Mrs. Berry married July 7, 1880, in this city. Berry, born 1860, long served as a machinist and fireman, with ties to the Sons of Union Veterans and Red Men. They have four children and seven grandchildren. The report notes a radio broadcast on General Henry Knox and a local post office regrading project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Berry
Brunswick
McLellan Street
Berry
Halle Doyle
Mr. Berry
H. J. White
Brunswick Machine Works
Brunswick Fire Department
Old Niagara Engine Co
Appomattox
Sons of Union Veteras
Domhegan Tribe of
Red Men
Banquet Tickets Urgently Sold For Naval Officers Honor
Tickets for the Monday banquet at 6.30 p m honor Lieut John A Lord U S N are selling fast. Ticket includes concert and dance to follow at the Masonic Temple. Purchases available at Hallets Freeman s N Gratz Jacksons and via committee. A second dance at Arcade Ballroom at nine p m honors crews of the two ships.
Eastern Music Camp Welcomes Notable Visitors and Concerts
The Eastern Music Camp near Oak land on Lake Messalonske hosts Maine figures such as former Governor Ralph O. Brewster and business leaders Willard H. Cummings and George S. Williams. A July 3 chamber music recital featured student ensembles, and July 4 events included a patriotic service, flagpole dedication, sports, a dance, and fireworks as the camp nears completion of a grand open-air concert platform for public concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Messalonske
Oakland
Maine
Ralph O. Brewster
George S. Williams
Central Maine Power Co
Willard H. Cummings
Lekenceed, Inc
Skowhegan
Cummings
Bath Firemen Muster Plans For Celebration
Plans for Bath's Firemen Muster on Wednesday the 15th progress favorably with both Bath engines the Senator Baxter and the Sagadahock slated to enter. The Baxters held a tryout Wednesday night at 6 30 on Water Street and will meet after the hall. A Welfare committee meeting of the State Hand Engine League Thursday night will finalize entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Senator Baxter
Sagadahock
Baxters
Water Street
Welfare Committee
State Hand Engine League
Old Ironsides Sail Into Bath for 150th Edition
Bath hosts the 150th anniversary of the ship Constitution with public hours 10 am to 5 pm daily and 7 30 pm on Wednesday. Captain Herman Spinney plans trips from City Landing in a four-boat fleet including the Mayflower carrying 65 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small
Gulliver
Bath
John A. Lord
Herman A. Spinney
Bay Point
City Landing
Spinney
Kennebec Valley
Bath residents host visitors over the Fourth weekend
A long list of Bath area families welcomed relatives and friends from Malden Boston Long Island and New York for the Fourth of July weekend. attendees included the Legards Higgins O Brien Ward and Collins families with trips to Popham Beach and Crescent Beach among gatherings and weekend activities.
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Musical Society
Sabino
Hayes-Fortier
St. Mary’s Church
Curley-Cullerston
Bride
Farnham
Elmer B. Clark
Elmer
Brooklyn, N. Y
Clark
Louise Bucknam
Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
Donald Wishart
Franklin
Wollaston
Mr. Wishart
Mrs. Wishart
Ida Daley
Pearl Street
H. F. Gray
Congregational Church
Woburn
Brightwater
Maria Poulsam
McKeesport
Berry Farm
Maxwell Powers
Ruth
Popham
William Mill
Naugatuck
Conn
Josph T. Small
M2tha Small
Emma Small
Mildred Nichols
William R. Bowker
South Gardiner
Charles McNamara
James E. Perry
Omar Perry
J. D. Rogers
Bingham
Phyllis Eaton
Pauline Rogers
Parker
Henry Knox
Charles A. Creighton
Thomaston
Maine Daughters of the Revolution
WCSH
Commercial Street
Hallet's
Eastern Music
Ironsides
Harrison Wright
Anna Kaler
Christmas Cove