Richmond Camp Grounds hosts week of services and events
The Richmond Camp Grounds hold an annual camp meeting led by R A L Colby of Gardiner with Mrs Colby in charge of music and pianists Arlene Holt and Leola Colby. Daily sessions start 10 30 AM 2 30 PM and 7 30 PM with speakers including Rev Charles Gifford Rev Leroy Cleveland Rev Charles Berry and Rev Charles B Sinden.
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Richmond Camp Grounds
R. A. L. Colby
Gardiner
Colby
Arlene Holt
Leola Colby
Charles Gifford
Hartford
Free Baptist Church
L. L. Dunn
Richmond Baptist Church
Leroy Cleveland
Bath
Charles Berry
Richmond Methodist Church
Charles B. Sinden
the Grove
Gardiner Methodist Church
L. L. Porter
Baptist
Methodist
Hallowell
Harold Nutter
Ernest Rood
Albion
Colby College
Arabel Allen
Richmond
Mt. Holyoke
Norma Fimmerty
South Portland
Boston University
Emerson Grade School
George W. Greely
Shephardson Teachers’ College
Eula Terrill
Gorham Normal School
Alice Edgecomb
Kezar Falls
Merlin Joy
Frank Merriman
Waterville
Southard Cemetery
Merriman
Baptist Church and Carpenters
George Ritchie
Seymour
Leslie Roberts
Boston
Durand Shoe Factory
John Sullivan
Old Orchard
Percy Meserve
Attleborn
Mass
Susie Meserve
Baptist Sunday School
Woolwich Keeps Bond With Central Philippine College Visitors
A Woolwich report notes photographs of Central Philippine College students and descriptive dialogue that fostered friendly ties. Misses Roberta Hathorne and Sadie Grover wore Filipino styles for photos as special guests Mrs. DeWitt and others attended. The next Willing Workers meeting is set for Hillcrest Manse Thursday for an all day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Philippine College
Roberta Hathorne
Sadie Grover
DAY'S FERRY NEWS VISITORS AND FARM BUREAU MEETING
Mrs Ellen Buck of Pullman Washington visits sister Mrs C D Pres cott. Miss Evelyn Patterson of Flushing New York visits Mrs Josiah Reed. The Farm Bureau meeting at Mrs George Coombs home in Bath is praised for flowers made and for skill and enthusiasm of participants.
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Ellen Buck
Pullman
Wash
C. D. Prescott
Evelyn Patterson
Flushing
N. Y
Josiah Reed
George Coombs
Bath
Upholsterer John H. Morsely joins Bath firm
Notice that Mr. John H. Morsely, after twenty years with Jordan March, Co. in Boston, has entered the employ of F. H. Whalen Fine Upholstering and Repairing at 58 Pearl Street in Bath Maine, contact Tel 547.
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John H. Morsely
Jordan March, Co
Boston
F. H. Whalen
Pearl Street
Bath
Maine
Floriculture meeting showcases double colored blooms
Among floriculturists an ardent member imitates Mr Burbank and improves lines while a sweet pea on one stem bears two colors. Poppies sweet peas roses and carnations featured, with a tempting lunch and receipt exchange. Plans for a card party for Luessie Hair are under way. to join a table call Miss Charlotte Buck or Mrs Isaac Howard.
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Burbank
Luessie
Charlotte Buck
Isaac Howard
Bath Carnival Boosts City Activity Amid Constitution Visit
The arrival of the Constitution frigate sparked a carnival mood in Bath with crowds filling streets Washington between Summer and Linden, shops closing early, and the Legion lawn party drawing continued crowds. Police and constables managed traffic as boxing and dancing entertained attendees at the Arcade and city halls glowed with colored lights.
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Bath
City Hall
Washington Street
Summer
Linden Streets
American Legion
Legion
Briggs
Bridge
Cushman
Whitney
E. Mason Wright
Legion Hall
Probate matters heard in Sagadahoc court session
Judge Glidden ruled on probate petitions in the Sagadahoc probate court second session of the July term. Filings included wills for Mary H. P. Appleton and Bessie M. Barron, administration grants for Winifred Crane and others, bonds and inventories for several estates, and accounts filed for trustees guardians and estates including Reed Allen and Joseph E. Small.
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Glidden
Sagadahoc
Mary H. P. Appleton
Bath
John Sparhawk Appleton
Hollywood
Cal
Bessie M. Barron
Topsham
Harriett S. Barron
Winifred Crane
James D. Crane
William H. Small
Bowdoinham
W. H. Gould
James H. Millay
Horace J. Millay
L. Reed Allen
Richmond
Ernest L. Goodspeed
S. Reed Allen
Williams. Shorey
Joseph E. Small
Caroline M. Paine
Carolyn M. Payne
David E. Priest
Florence M. Priest
Distinguished Guests Visit Constitution on Two Trips
Governor William Tudor Gardiner and family toured the frigate Constitution with four young girls presenting flowers to Commander Gulliver. The next day Senator Wallace H. White Jr and wife Congressman Carroll Beedy and Donald Partridge with wives joined on East Guard patrol boat 279 along with State Military and Naval Children's Home children.
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William Tudor Gardiner
Gardiner
Tudor
Thomas
Sylvester
Margaret
Constitution
Gulliver
East Guard
Wallace H. White, Jr
White
Carroll L. Beedy
Donald B. Partridge
Arthur G
Personal notes on regional visits from New Bedford to Maxwell street
Mrs Herbert Huggard of Mechanic street returns from a week in Quincy Massachusetts with her brother and sister in Boston. Mr and Mrs Charles R Dauphin of New Bedford with their daughter Reta and son Maurice arrive for a two week visit with Mr Dauphin's sister Mrs August Walter of Maxwell street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Huggard
Mechanic Street
Quincy
Mass
R Ter
Dorothy Huggard
Boston
Charles R. Dauphin
Reta
Maurice
New Bedford
Dauphin
August Walter
Maxwell Street
Georgetown Social News Highlights Local Visitors
Georgetown reports a stream of guests from Portland, Medford, Belfast, Richmond, Philadelphia and Berlin visiting local residents at Bay Point, Kennebec Point and Robinhood. Trips include weddings and summer arrangements, with Rev. F W Hovey hosting and Alice Hovey staying at Ocean Point.
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FE. C. Higgins
Herman Spinney
Portland
Bay Point
Annie M. Jones
Robinhood
Roscoe P. Todd
Frank Heald
Elizabeth Hunt
C. L. Hinckley
Ruth
Malden Island
Indian Point
Edgar Warren
Bath City Hospital
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
Mass
T. N. Williams
West Georgetown
F. W. Hovey
Alice Hovey
Ocean Point
Anne L. Read
Medford
The
First Baptist Church
Kennebec Point
Clifton Matthews
Bath
Working League
Carrol Powers
Azalia Holland
Richmond
Joseph C. Bearse
South Portiland
E. £. Higgins
Marion Hunt
Francis Oliver
James
Berlin
N. H
Clarence Oliver
Lila F. Thibodeau
Theodore R. Campbell
Five Islands Ladies Aid Plans Quilt Sale At Fair
Five Islands Ladies aid meet at the Grange Hall Thursday and Friday afternoons to tack quilts and plan the July 23 fair and sale. A long list of summer visitors and cottage openings at Seguinland and Bath are noted, along with sermons and a midweek prayer meeting at the church inviting summer visitors.
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Ladies Aid
Grange Hall
Virginia Ainley
Cambridge
Charles McMahan
Charles O'Brien
Washington, D. C
Madge O’brien
Mary Norton
Margaret
Frank McMahan
Arlington
Chester Pinkham
Portland
Ellsworth Pinkham
Edgar Rowe
Waltham
Edward Lewis
Augusta
John Moody
Bath
Sefuinland
Frank Biggins
Ariington
Eatwin
Ethel McMahan
South Boston
T. W. Blaisdell
Richmond
J. A. Lundquist
Roslindale
Dick Anderson
Laura
Caroline
Elbridge Mains
Frank Perkins
Biggins
Nina Wilson
Olive
Hope Rowe
Charles Hanna
F. B. White
Winthrop
Leo Cunningham
Brookline
Sterling
W. J. Lord
Melrose
Arthur Hunt
Dorchester
George Smith
Gertrude Smith
Marjorie Bartlett
Frank Bartlett
Hartley Harley
Seguinland
Walter Bean
Everett
Masrs
Charles Mansfield
Daniel Williams
Roger Cook
Mr. Cashen
Seguinland Hotel
Christ
Arrivals at Hotel Riverside Include Many Guests
Recent arrivals at Hotel Riverside Popham Beach include Mr. and Mrs. Calvin M. Clark of Bangor Fannie B Morse T W Horsfield Bath and others from Portland Lewis ton Worcester Chicago Guangzhou not present. The list features Mrs Fred Bannon Orange N J H G Horsfield Arlington N J and Scott Berman among many guests. Mr and Mrs Charles A Bruce returned home Monday after a weekend with Bath relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Riverside
Popham Beach
Calvin M. Clark
Bangor
Fannie B. Morse
T. W. Horsfield
Bath
C. B. Small
H. C. Miller
Jean Palmer
Dorothy Palmer
R. F. Sawyer
Portland
G. L. Little
R. Levit
T. C. Duncan
Lewiston
F. A. Genthnon
Gorham
F. D. Bullock
Worcester
Mass
W. Palmster
Chicago
Ill
Roy Y. Raymond
Hanover
N. H
Philips Briggs
Providence
R. I
Fred Bannon
Orange
N. J
H. G. Horsfield
Arlington
Fred DePeyster
New York City
Scott Berman
Jean Ford Ward
Charles A. Bruce
Vintage Clothing Sale Ad Listing Wool Pants Shirts and More
A fragmented ad lists AML wool dress pants in multiple grades from $6.50 down to $2.00 and various garments including dress shirts, union suits, hose, and knit items. Items emphasize heavy pockets, dark colors, and low prices with miscellaneous brand-like text and partial product descriptions.
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Perot Terre
Renee
Utica
Parish Services and Activities at Robinhood Arrowsic Church
The parish outlines Thursday 7 30 twilight and Friday 5 30 pm services at Arrowsic and Robinhood with a Sunday morning 10 30 am Arrowsic service and 2 pm Robinhood baptism for infant son of Mr and Mrs Alva Reynolds. Evening service at Robinhood 7 39 pm features Walking With God. Vacation Bible School at Arrowsic schoolhouse Thursday 5 pm. Sunday school follows morning service. Local sings planned weekly. most recent at Mrs Gowan’s with Merrill Weeks saxophonist and Mr Bright violinist. next July 21 at Mrs Maurice Shea’s home 7 30 day time. Scout meeting at parsonage 15 boys. lower schoolhouse to be used as permanent meeting place. next meeting Wednesday 7 30 daylight time. all boys over 12 invited.
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The
Baptist Church
Leroy V. Cleveland
Jay Nelson
Arthur Manszir
Capitol Island
Ladies’ Aid of
Enterprise Grange
Grange
Richmond
Bath
Board of Selectmen
Carrie Haskell
Portland
Iva Colton
Leslie Roberts
Lewis
Arthur Witham
Presque Isle
Elbridge Small
Pittston
Elmer Yeaton
F. S. Meacham
Connecticut
Eleanor Meisner
Waltham
Mass
Francis Meisner
Louise McFadden Hathorne
James W. Hathorne
Harland A. Everson
Cedar Grove
James
Abbie Curtis Thomas
G. T. Johnson
Springfield
Henry Plaff
Canada
Russell Coughlin
Helen
Rose
Graneteville
G. C. Mariner
Flora Shepard
Freda Mariner
Rochester
N. H
Fred Corrivean
Frank Lemine
Minnie Hartford
Frances
Mary Kidder
East Orange
N. J
Maine
Ida Hosmer
Charles H. James
Bowdeinham
Sunny
Arthur F. Allen
Medford
S. Read Allen
North Front Street
Bessie Brown
Richard Bliven
Mary Fergerson
Bernard Maxwell
Danvers
Miss Brown
A.A. Williams
W. H. Haynes
Cloverleaf Farm
Frank Temple
Josephine
Margaret
Amesbury
Harry Poodle
Whitman
John Matif
Boston
C. G. Dandero
Chelsea
Ernest Morrill
David
Westfield
Clarence Morrill
Eva Reed
Augusta
Fred Lord
Gardiner
James Corneil
Robert Elliott
New York
New England
C. &. Gordon
Sarah Stetson
Abbie Proctor
Canton
Charles E. Fortin
Lewiston
Arrowsic
Robinhood
Arrowsie
Alva Reynolds
With God
Lingl
Permament
Lewiston N E T T Manager Transferred to Bangor
Bryant M. Patten, two years Lewiston branch manager, has been transferred to Bangor to serve as district manager starting Monday. Frederick P. Holden, from Biddeford, becomes Patten s successor. Patten previously worked in Portland and moved to Lewiston after graduating from the University of Maine in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant M. Patten
Lewiston
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bangor
Frederick P. Holden
Biddeford
Patten
Portland
University of Maine
Lieut Lord guest of Rotary Tuesday
Bath Rotarians and guests heard Lieut John A Lord, the Bath boy chosen to supervise the rebuilding of Old Ironsides. He recounted the ship’s1960s reconstruction at Boston Navy Yard, expenses, and the public support that restored the frigate famed for never losing a battle and guarding the seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
John A. Lord
Navy Department
Hotel Phoenix
Moss
Boston Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Maine
Morocco
Mediterranean
John Conti
Frigate Constitution Picture at Dike School
An enlarged frame of the Constitution hangs at the Dike school after moving from Washington street grammar school. Principal Moss Ellen Blair arranged it with pupil funds nearly twenty years ago to inspire patriotism. Blair plans to visit the ship during port stay. Bernard Keehling faced $10 plus $4.45 costs in municipal court for improper vehicle registration after being stopped on Brunswick road with Dodge plates.
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Washington Street
North End
Moss Ellen Blair
Miss Blair
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Bernard Keehling
Sebasco
John J. Keegan
John P. Crosby
Keehling
Brunswick Road
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Willard
Teries
Craft’s Battery Service
Wm. J. Craft
Prop
Tel
Center Street
Woolwich
Day’s Ferry News
Walter S. Glidden
Georgetown
Riverside
Froz
Harvard
Ark
Ene
Tommy Tucker
Max Katz
Elm Street
Arrowsic Church Services
A. C. Cross
Front Street
Bath Savings Institution Bldg
Bath Savings Institution
Lord Guest
Rotary
New City
Frederick E. Chapman
Belfast
Elmer B. Williams
George Morse
Boonton
Dick Vose
George Egbart
Staten Island
A. William Platin
Arthur R. Nickels
Cherryfield
Bertram C. D. Post
Istanbul
George B. Tucker
M. H. Beerwort
Jack McGrath
W. C. Oliver
Washington Street School
Uncle Ben
Paul G. Bagdikian
Frieda E
Bagdikian
Chiropractors
Bath, Maine