Grange library opens twice weekly with new book gifts
The Grange library now welcomes readers Tuesdays and Saturdays from 2:30 to 4:30 pm. About 60 books were loaned last week. New acquisitions include two boxes from Dr. Boynton’s library via Mrs. Nehemiah Boynton of Medford, two boys’ books for the children’s section from Master Raymond Aldrich of Roslindale, and Margaret Pedlar’s book through Mrs. A. E. Holland the first librarian now in Richmond.
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Grange
Roslindale
Margaret Pedler
A. E. Holland
Richmond
John Lundquist
Sale of Fancy Articles for Benefit of Working League at Reade Cottage
Mrs. Reade will hold a sale of fancy articles at her Reade's Point cottage on Wednesday July 27 from two to four standard time to benefit the Working League. If stormy, the sale will be held on the next pleasant day. Guests visiting Georgetown include J. C. Harris Taunton Mass Haro Philbrick Morgan Hill Cal and Mr and Mrs Ban Nostrand Berkeley Calif among others. News notes cover social visits, church events, and campers at Camp Sagadahoe with numerous local residents and visiting families.
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Europe
Reynolds
Bowen
League
Camp Overlook
Boris Bogoleski
Baby
Miss Swallow
New York U
Roy Newman
Charles Henry Butler
Moatsweag Farm
S.W. Brown
Springer
A. BB. Whitney
Beth Hayward
Alfred Rowe
G. Lachaise
New York
First Baptist
Clark
Mass
Georgia Randall
Walter Ey
John Grindell
Bath
Arthur S. Rowe
William Vlummer
Southport
Edna Delano
Judson Cross
Fitchburg
Kennebec Point
George Smith
Ruth Hinckley
Phyllis Drake
Auugusta
Lizzie Oliver
Nellie Mains
Waltham
Old Homestead
Sagadahoe
Hollis Webster
Lexington
Helen Eggena
L. Hinckley
Lansing
Ruth Lansing
Roxbury
Lucy Thompson
Kennebunk
Elizabeth Thompson
Arthur Wyman
Sabattus
Alice Scott
Ralph Scott
Rosa Smith
Melrose Highlands
West Georgetown
Vina Kingsbury
Everett Trafton
Georgian Randall
Cambridge
Kearsage
N. H
Walter V. Cummings
W. ©. Todd
Alice Oliver
Warren MacMahan
Perth Amboy
N. J
Thomas Hagan
Chester King
Grover Hill Farm
Shirley N. C. Hicks
Ruth Hicks
Jamaica
N. Y
Leon E. Oliver
Ernest Curtis
8. W. Brown
Baptist Parsonage
A. Frank Brown
Westboro
S. L. Brown
Janet
Con
Camp Overlook Guests and Activities Highlight Weekend
Dr Kendall head of the State Health Department and Lucia Kendall, a swimming instructor, were supper guests at Camp Overlook Saturday night. Stott family members visited Sunday while campers enjoyed a Bath trip, a reading of the week’s log, and a radio program by a New York Symphony orchestra. Sunday services were held in the village church.
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FB. Kendall
Kendall
Camp Overlook
State Department of Health
Lucia
A. A. Stott
Stott
Carlton
Geraldine
Symphony Orchestra
New York
Mary Carey
Bath
Rotarians travel world by luncheon cruise from New York
Rotary club members and guests followed a world cruise aboard the Franconia led by Ross H. Skinner from Kingston Jamaica to Melbourne Sydney and Cape Town with visits to Fiji New Zealand East Africa Mombassa and Durban. Immersive stops included Montevideo Buenos Aires and a Cape Town rail trip to Kimberly diamond mines.
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Florida
Pacific Coast
Europe
Egypt
Hotel Phoenix
Franconia
Thomas Cook & Son
Ross H. Skinner
World Cruises
Skinner
Margaret Noyes
Mary Simpson
Siath
High
Granite
Br. M. Noyes
Newton Center
Lausanne
Switzerland
Squirrel Island
Maine
New York
Kingston
Jamaica
Canama Canal
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Tasmania
Australia
Melbourne
Melba
Sydney
Rotary Club
Auckland
Wellington
Norway
New Guinea
Ceylon
Java
East Africa
Mombassa
Durban
Victoria Falls
Niagara
Cape Town
Kimberly
South Atlantic
South America
Montevideo
Buenos Aires
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Eugene Desmond
Red Sox
Bryant M. Patten
White Sox
Edward W. Bridgham
Lawrence J. Hart
Gloucester
Alfred Young
Boston
Vercy Loweity
Alfred Young, Jr
Bath
Brunswick
Sebasco Estates
Radio reception tweak on local trolleys tested
Fred Emery, the road's general electrical superintendent, has developed a plan to reduce radio interference. The circular contrivance atop trolley cars between standards is being tested locally for radio enthusiasts.
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Fred Emery
Emery
Zephyr Club Outing at Merrymeeting Bay
Zephyr club members and friends enjoyed a Sunday picnic on Merrymeeting Bay with ample entertainment for all including men women and children. Hosts Mrs Annie Ward and son Galen Ward organized meals and activities while guests from Pasadena Alhambra and Hollis joined the group at the Blaisdell house.
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Zephyr Club
Merrymeeting Bay
Annie Ward
Galen Ward
Idella and
Mary Morrison
Pasadena
Calif
Albert Gilman
Alhambra
Herbert Clark
Hollis
Philip Blaisdell
High Street
Battery H Youngest in Coast Artillery at Fort Williams
Fort Williams July 11 Battery H Bath the youngest and largest in enlisted numbers of the 40 Coast Artillery camp here is making a camp efficiency record Organized two years ago the unit of 57 men led by Maj Ralph W Brown has the best duty attendance in the 24 hour period Adjt Gen Hinson praised their general efficiency The second battalion under Maj Brown has shown crack shooting at 3600 yards with a high hit rate Battery FE Camden F Thomaston G Rockland H Bath H McClure commanding and aided by Lieut I L Ripley the unit includes several other batteries and captains in Rockland Thomaston and Bath
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Fort Williams
Bath
Coast Artillery
Adjt
Hinson
Maine National Guard
Sanford
Paul S. Emery
Bath Company
J. Horace McClure
Ralph W. Brown
Rockland
I. L. Ripley
Brown
Camden
RF. Saville
Thomaston
Gray
DP. Mace Alman
Obituary of George G. Ainley 74 on his birthday
George G. Ainley 74 died on his birthday after a long illness. He died at his summer home in Five Islands following a paralytic stroke. Born in England he moved to this country as a child and worked 30 years as a construction engineer for Boston Consolidated Gas Light Co. before retiring. He lived at 5 Fayette Street Cambridge Massachusetts and is survived by his wife two sons Leslie G. of Cambridge and George H. of New York and two daughters Mrs Roy Wylie of Boston and Marion Ainley at home. The body was brought to Bath and will be sent to Cambridge.
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James Stevens
Salters Island
Carter
Balcom
Olney
Boston
Briggs Cottage
Victor Pinkham
Southport
Pinkham
Frances Johnson
Norwood
Helen Hyatt
A. E. Wyman
Rockland
Thelma
Newport News
Frank T. Currie
Cambridge
Manchester
George E. Herman
Elbridge’ Mains House
Daniel Sexton
Eugene
Augusta
Merton Davis
Portland
L. H. Rowe
C. Davis
Edward Norton
Roy L. Mimaick
Mimaick
Roy, Jr
de Witt
Malden
Arthur Walker
Malden Island
E. DP. Pierce
Seguinland
Alfred Whitney
California
Second Baptist Church
E. M. Horton
J. G. Stevens
Marion
Edgar Warren
Elizabeth Warren
Bay Point
Carrie
Isabel Stevens
Otter Cliff Hotel
John Herrman
A. Stoneman
New York City
E. P. Webster
Auburn
C. J. Bates
Winthrop
E. K. Walker
George H. Harker
W. J. D. Morrison
Winchester
Mass
Charles C. Hodgden
East Boothbay
M. Y. Powers
Somerville
Helen A. Larrabee
South Gardiner
A. T. Volley
J. A. Polley
Milton Reynolds
John Hebb
Alexander Peters
L. A. Lieberlich
E. H. Inberger and Daughter
H. E. Dolson
John L. Perry
Bath
George G. Ainley
Five Islands
England
Boston Consolidated Gas Light Co
Unti
SS Fayette Street
Muass
Leslie G
George H
New York
Roy Wylie
Marion Ainley
Walsh Higgins Wedding Unites North Bath Couple
Clifford D. Walsh of North Bath married Miss Gladys S. Higgins of Bath on a Saturday ceremony officiated by Rev. E. D. Hardin. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs. David Walsh and works for O. M. Redlon plumbing company. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Rose Higgins of Bath.
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Clifford D. Walsh
North Bath
Gladys S. Higgins
Bath
E. D. Hardin
David Walsh
O. M. Redlon Plumbing Company
Rose Higgins
Bath Pair Wed at Winter Street Manse
Frank Montgomery of Bath married Miss Madelyn A Jeddrey of Bath Sunday at the Winter Street Manse by Rev E D Hardin. Montgomery is a son of William Montgomery of Calais and the bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Jeddrey of Bath.
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Frank Montgomery
Madelyn A. Jeddrey
Bath
E. DD. Hardin
Winter Street
Montgomery
William Montgomery
Calais
Thomas Jeddrey
Beautiful Gardens Delight Tourists At Two Homes
A New York tourist praised the peonies in Mrs. Emma Leonard of 164 North Street and Mrs. George Larrabee’s garden in Bath, noting the finest private blooms seen on his trips from New York to Maine. Leonard’s area features deep red and pink peonies, a rambling rose vine, and a 1000 beauty rose bush branch with 17 blossoms, while Larrabee’s garden sits back from the road with a single round cluster. both women devote time to their hobby and anticipate further beauty after the Fourth.
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Emma Leonard
North Street
George TV
Larrabee
New York
Maine
Funeral service for Miss Jennie R Morse
A sizable gathering filled the 64 Washington street home to honor Miss Jennie R Morse. Clergy, family, and friends praised her Christian character as flowers, music, and a Bath Daily Times publisher among bearers marked the ceremony. Attendees included relatives from New York and Chicago professionals unable to attend in person.
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Miles Fennec R. Morse
Washington Street
Charles W. Morse
Gates
Miss Morse
Benjamin
Erwin
Harry Morse
Anna Geiger
Alpheus I. Hervey
Universalist Church
Fred H. Cary
Eugene Cowles
Tennyson
Frank BR. Nichols
Bath Daily Times
Independent
Hervey
Oak Grove
Morse
Thomas Hussey
New York
John C. Geiger
Anna Morse
Chicago
Improperly Registered Car In A Collision
A Sunday evening collision on the Bath Brunswick highway involved two intoxicated men in a Chrysler roadster that struck James McNeil of Topsham in his Studebaker. The driver fled, the passenger disappeared into the woods, and McNeil obtained the license tag S303. State Officer Harry N Thompson traced the plates to a Chevrolet touring car owned by Trenry Caldwell of Forrest Station Maine, with Caldwell's knowledge of the matter unclear. The crash damaged the Chrysler and its registration was deemed false. It was uncertain whether Caldwell will comment.
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Chapel of Our Saviour
Bath- Brunswick
Studebaker
James McNeil
Topsham
McNeil
Harry N.thompson
Augusta
Thompson
Trenry W. Caldwell
Forrest Station
Bangor
Washington County
Chrysler
Caldwell
Two Anniversaries Draw Local Clergy Abroad
Rev Edwin Hardin of Winter Street church and Mrs Hardin left Monday by way of the St Lawrence river for Allegheny county New York to attend the Cuba Presbyterian church centennial from the 17th through the 19th and to mark Oil Springs petroleum and gas discovery 300th anniversary with Mr Hardin speaking the 18th. In his absence next Sunday Rev Omar W Folsom pastor emeritus will preach.
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Edwin
Hardin
Winter Street
St. Lawrence
Allegheny County
New York
Presbyterian Church
Cuba
Oil Springs
Omar W. Folsom
Post Roads Almanack Travel Notice from 1764
The Independent notes Evangelin Till a Bath businesswoman plans a 300 mile daily Ford trip from Boston to Charleston along the Great Post Road. The item reproduces Nath Ames Almanack 1759 details with stage coach rates and entertainment signs, dating Ipswich August 24 1764 and Nathaniel Low signature.
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the Independent
Evangelin Till
Bath
Tampa
Pia
West Coast
Boston
New England
Charleston
S.C
Dr. Rouse
Nath, Ames
British America
N. C
N. Ames
Worrey Family Reunion Travels From Winslow to Gardiner
Mrs Herbert E Worrey and Mr and Mrs Roger Worrey visited Mrs Worrey's sister Mrs Charles Wixson of Winslow and her son Parker Worrey of Waterville. Mrs Walker Worrey and son Junior accompanied them returning Sunday. The Worreys took her as far as Gardiner in their car.
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R. A. D. Edwards
Bar Harbor
Herbert Moore
Charles and
Herbert
Belmont
A. E. Holland
Richmond
Isabel Stevens
Herbert E. Worrey
Roger Worrey
Lords Return After Weekend Visit in Wortland and Bath
Leroy Lord returned to Wortland Monday morning after a weekend at his Upper Washington street home. Mrs Lord, who had spent several days in Wortland last week, then went back to Bath with her husband Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Lord
Wortland
Upper Washington Street
Mrs. Lord
Bath
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