Marvelous Renovation At J. J. Newberry Store In Sagadahock
After two and a half months of work the J. J. Newberry Co store at City Hall square in Sagadahock reopens Friday at nine. The rebuilt layout includes new departments in women’s dresses and millinery, a 17 foot soda fountain, wider aisles, mirrors on posts, glassed in candy displays, enhanced lighting, heated ventilation, an automatic freight elevator, and a relocated stairway. Local manager George Greene and assistant William Mapes praise the improvements as the Bath store number 369 in the chain expands services with extended hours Friday evening.
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J. J. Newberry
Sagadahock Block
City Hall Square
J. J. Newberry Co
Arthur J. Dunton
Newberry’s
Bath
Newberry
George Greene
William Mapes
Front Street
Center Street
For Sale Estate Mine Room House In Parker Head Maine
For sale to settle estate a mine room house with screened porch and Crarden plot located at Parker Head Maine in care of Frances J Bennett. Address 30 Beckett Street Portland Maine.
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Parker Head
Maine
Frances J Bennett
Beckett St
Portland
Woolwich Union Meeting Set in Day's Ferry Church
The Woolwich Union for Christian Service calls a Monday eight o clock meeting in Day's Ferry church to elect a treasurer and address other business. Sunday services include Day's Ferry 9.45 a.m. North Woolwich 11.15 a.m. Sagadahoc Ferry 4 p.m. Nequasset Methodist 8 p.m. Sunday school at Nequasset Methodist church 10 a.m.
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Woolwich
Nequasset Methodist Church
Prayers Held for Mrs Effie Oliver in Arlington Mass
Prayers were pronounced Wednesday afternoon at two by Rev. Joseph O Purdue of Winter Street church for Mrs. Effie Oliver wife of Frank Oliver who died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Robert Holloway in Arlington Mass Burial was in Oak Grove.
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Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street
Effie Oliver
Frank Oliver
Robert Holloway
Arlington
Mass
Oak Grove
Phippsburg Gardeners Flourish Along Route 209
In Dromore the Lewin Hendersons show a prime garden near the former Sawyer place with lawn and flower borders, plus improvements like a screened porch. Roads near the Ridge property have seen several accidents prompting complaints to the highway commission. Local postings note residents taking post office duties and routine summer visits, with many families and guests arriving at Meadowbrook and nearby camps. Nearby residents and visitors, including from Bath and New York, enjoy summer at cottages and farms along the New Meadows and Small Point areas as dozen-plus names appear in routine social notes.
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Route 209
Lewin Hendersons
Sawyer Place
Dromore
Wright
H. W. Cutting House
Percy Driveway
State Highway Commission
Lyman Barbour
Roscoe Perkins
Roscoe Perkins Is Her Assistant. Mr. Barbour
New Meadows
Bates Stover
Popham Beach
Grace Dickinson
Under-the-Lee
Charles Butler
Belmont
Mass
Mr. Butler
James Butler
Harry Butler
Allston
Thomas Butler
Charles Hutchins
Boston
Bess Dickinson
John D. Rogers
New England
H. P. Parker
Brooklyn
N. Y
Meadowbrook
Mattie Hutchins
New York
Laura Cutting
Bath
Sam Jordan
Errold Blaisdell
North Abington
Grace Parks
Gertrude Blaisdell
Walter J. Pierce
South Eliot
Campbell Farm
Billy Bradford
William B. Perry
J. Hamilton McCourt
Foreside
Falmouth
William Barbour
White Mountains
Walter J. McCourt
Carol
Ceres
Raymond Jackson
Jackson
Freeport
Pauline Wyman
Lakeview Cottage
Lucy Moran
Phippsburg
Senter’s, Inc
Horace B. Woodman
H. R. Lemont
Ruth Morrison
Portland
Charles H. Morrison
Fred Morrison
Quincy
Eleanor Brown
William Blaisdell
Leslie Dyer
Small Point
Hattie Bowker
Brightwater
Frank Higgins
H. S. Bowker
John Crane
Brunswick Road
Tracey
Winnie Brown
Margaret of
Robinhood
Frank Robshaw
Winnefred Ethel
Harry Gilmore
Charles I. Hughes
Beverly
George C. Beals
Alpheus E. Purington
Ardenne A. Stott
W. D. Rich
Angie Purington
Parker Head
Bay Point Summer Visitors and Lobster Trade Spotlight Town
Bay Point enjoys an unusually busy season led by Capt. H. A. Spinney whose lobster pound thrives. Fried clams and boiled crabs are popular as many visitors occupy cottages and camps along the coast. Local residents and guests from Arlington, Roslindale, Auburn, Concord, Bath, Medford, Wilmington, and Jamaica Plain spend the summer at multiple cottages and camps, with numerous families and individuals listed as guests or movers.
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Bay Point
H. A. Spinney
Harry Stone
Margaret Hines
Eleanor McCue
Robert Cragin
Walter Gordon
Roslindale
Chula Vista
Andrew Butterfield
Elizabeth
Edward
Emily Coombs
Elbridge R. Wright
Bruce
Bath
Camp Brokus
William Vance
Billy
Fay
West Medford
Mass
Doris Leclair
Frank Rideout
Auburn
Miss Leclair
Frank Leclair
Lou
Howard
James Graham
Arlington
Edgewater
Catherine
Mary Jane
John
Lawrence
Danny
James Graham, Jr
Mt. Washington
Victor O. Mattson
Bloomfield
N. J
Merline Thompson
Carl Wieting
Portsmouth
N. H
Doris Stanton
Wieting
H. S. Keen
Carroll Deering
Ionat
Alden N. Eames
Alden S
Barbara
Wilmington
Arthur Smith
Whitehaven
Carolyn Oliver
R. N
Harry Oliver
Drop Inn Cottage
Leeman
Witton
Concord
William
Helen
Elmer
Eliza D. Graham
Jamaica
Gardiner
Ruth
M. J. Conley
Vinal Avenue
Somerville
Anchorage
Smith
Camp Conley
Walter Quance
Walter
Evelyn
Comfort Cottage
Charles Webber
Joan
Donald
Kamps
Harvey
Rockledge
Dedham
Dromore Farm Bureau Outing at Minot Summer Home
Dromore Farm Bureau held an enjoyable outing Thursday at the Phippsburg Center Summer home of Mrs. Henry Minot of Portland. Thirteen members and ten guests attended a luncheon of salads cold meats pie cake and coffee. Cards were played in the afternoon with Mrs Ray F Campbell in charge of transport arrangements. Henry Martin Powers Jr hosted friends Monday afternoon two to four at his home where lawn games and ice cream were enjoyed. Henry's guests included Bradford Belanger Jr Dorothy Belanger Kathleen Clark Betty Cummings Jeanine Groves Norma Nickerson Jackie Stover.
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Bath
George Wright
Daugter Betty
Winfield Wright
Woolwich
Thomas Totman
Portsmouth
N. H
Totman
Henry Minott
Dromore Farm Bureau
Irving Harrington, Jr
Bowdoinham
John C. Malcolm
John
Wollaston
Mass
Small Point Road
James Percy
Bath Memorial Hospital
Frank Percy
New York
John F. Leach
Turner McCarty
Mary Litchfield
Brunswick
Frank P. Leavitt
William W. Hosmer
Bernice
Wyman's Beach
Small Point
Mae Cannon
New York City
Charles Percy
Helen Clar
Helen Gaynor
Revere
Harry Gilmore
Clark
Gaynor
New Brunswick
Phippsburg Center
Henry Minot
Portland
Ray F. Campbell
Bureau
Henry Martin Powers, Jr
Ore
Master Henry
Bradford Belanger, Jr
Dorothy Belanger
Kathleen Clark
Betty Cummings
Jeanine Groves
Norma Nickerson
Jackie Stover
Gladys Rogers
Hattie Babb
Pauline Jenkins
Addie Williams
Ella Adams
Sadie Starbird
Hattle Babb
Carl Brown
Cold Spring
N. Y
Mr. Vachon
Popham Beach visitors and local notices mix
Newton Center dramatists Miss Betty Fayles and Miss Ida Kellaway are in town visiting. Fort Baldwin batteries are damaged by vandalism. state official James Chandler and many Bath and Brunswick residents are listed as weekend visitors, cottage guests, or returning travelers from Augusta, Bath, Bangor, Bath, and Portland with church, library, and camp activities noted.
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Betty Fayles
Newton Center
Mass
Ida Kellaway
Kellaway
Miss Fayles
James Chandler
Fort McKinley
Portland
Perley Chandler
Owen Richardson
West Point
Capt
Edgar N. Drake
Edna M. Coolidge
Georgetown
Harold Delong
Agnes Hennessy
Edward Delong
Herbert Kellaway
Ida
J. H. Bubee
Wakefield
Richard Hastings
Virginia
Jeanette
Bangor
George Buchanan
Buchanan Cottage
Clyde Pingree
Augusta
Pingree
Fort Baldwin
Vannessa Easton
Contance Morin
Bath
Edward G. Morin
Donnell Cottage
Charles C. Marsh
East Orange
N. J
South Shore
Pauline Thayer
Barbara Sprague
Muriel Shaw
Morris Burnham
Damariscotta
Chandler
Charles Grady
Mount Savage
Grace Chandler
Karl Hentz
Long Island
Allan Spear
Donald
Joseph
Herbert Harris
Frederick W. Humphreys
Humphrey Cottage
Dr. Wilson
Brunswick
Millard Urquehart
Seguin Island
Eugene Osgood
Popham Light
Osgood
Constance McDonald
Barbara Luke
Frederick Chandler
Roy Marston
Charles F. Hathaway
Bernard Gallant
George W. Gallant
Richard Jenkins
Silas E. Plant
Estelle McCabe
Mary F. McCabe
Elizabeth Rollins
Somerville
Popham Beach
Mary L. Duncan
Washington
Earle Oliver
Waltham
George E. Oliver
John
Leo Conley
Albert N. Towne
Janice
Marguerite
Rowe Cottage
Harry Spencer
Seaman Drake
Carol
David
Mr. Drake
Harold Thayer
Dianne
Phyllis
Lisbon Falls
Thayer
Pauline Morong
Merrymeeting Girls
Kennebec River
Charles Small
Auburn
Mrs Christy and daughters holidaying in Boothbay Harbor
Mrs James Christy and her two daughters Helen and Elizabeth of Chicago are spending a week at Boothbay Harbor with Mrs Christy’s sister Mrs Donald B Sewall.
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James Christy
Helen
Elizabeth
Chicago
Boothbay Harbor
Christy
Donald
Sewall
Many Visites and Local News From Bowdoinham Area
Bowdoinham notes a wave of visits and guests across nearby towns including Wiscasset Portland and Bath. Nursing student Shirley Lancaster and Frances Merrill head to Squirrel Island while Miss Goldie Sprague of Providence marries John McCart the local principal. A farm accident injures Locke Crouse and several families host gatherings with contract bridge readings and a quilt project forming the Village social, plus fertilizer team action and birthday cakes mark the week.
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Mabel Lancaster
Harry Mosher
Wiscasset
Mary Duran
Portland
Carrie Lang
Merton Curtis
Paris
John Purington
Frances Merrill
Ida Fowle
Squirrel Island
George Corn
South Coventry
James Brown
Old Orchard
Emily Rideout
Raymond Tibbetts
John McCart
Goldie Sprague
Providence
R. I
Eastport
Cedric Brooks
Sprague
Hector
Maryland
John Dunn
Richmond
Charles Hackett
Mur! Downing and Son
Downing
Addie Fowle
George Rideout
Rumford
Nellie Minot
Gertrude Perry
Bath
Helen Reed
Ellis Purington
Beverly
Mass
Clarence Purington
Shirley Lancaster
Worcester
Arthur Parker
Florence Parker
Waterville
Grant Hulse
Fred Morgan
Saco
Hall Denham
Marilyn Temple
Ella Temple
Woolwich
Harvey Emerson
Hartford
John Maher
John Tate
Nelson Dickinson
Ripley
A. S. MacDougal
Fort Fairfield
Ralph McEwen
Presque Isle
Frank Hackett
Rochester
N. H
Hattie Hackett
Miranda Meserve
William Quimby
Myron Heenie
Sagadahoc
Lisbon Falls
Bowdoinham
Stella Perry
Robert and
Raymond Heenie
West Haven
Conn
Mrs
Bowdoinham Ladies Aid Meets With Mrs Purington
East Bowdoin Ladies aid met with Mrs Harry Purington on Thursday July 15 with seven members two visitors and four children present. Picnic lunch was served.
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East Bowdoin Ladies’ Aid
Harry Purington
Rev Percy Vernon to lead service at East Bowdoin Chapel
Lewiston clergyman Rev Percy L Vernon will conduct Sunday afternoon services at East Bowdoin Chapel at three o clock daylight time. All welcome. Social news notes call out acquaintances visiting from Lisbon Falls Los Angeles Keene and local towns. East Bowdoin Ladies aid to meet with Mrs Charles Babb on July 29. Phinney Coleman ill at Bath home of daughter Sadie Grant.
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Percy L. Vernon
Lewiston
East Bowdoin Chapel
Russell Rogers
Randall Coombs
Lisbon Falls
F. A. Baker
Ada Baker
Los Angeles
Calif
Erle Burbee
Keene, N. H
Charles Babb
Carroll Williams
Woodfords
Addie Williams
Clifford Bickford
Sadie Grant
Bath
Captains Courageous Returning To Columbia Theater
Due to high demand the Columbia Theatre schedules a two day return engagement for Captains Courageous on July 26 and 27. The Rudyard Kipling sea saga drew nearly 5 000 viewers with universal praise for its dramatic screen presentation and strong performances.
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Bath Opera House
Columbia Theatre
Columbia
Rudyard Kipling
Navy Tug Wandank Arrives Towing Gun Shields for Destroyers
An ocean going U.S. Navy tug Wandank reached Bath Iron Works from the Boston Navy Yard Wednesday morning towing a scow carrying four gun shields. The shields are to be transferred to destroyers under construction at the shipyard.
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U.S. Navy
Bath Iron Works Corp
Boston Navy Yard
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