Winneganee club builds new community house lot prep
Dirt flies as 20 men grade a 45 by 60 foot lot in front of the Winneganee community house. Road and sidewalk work, shingling progress, and a green roof with brown walls are planned. Several residents attend town projects, with ongoing repairs and preparations for fall term at the Bath side school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneganee
Sybil Houdlette
Dresden
Bath
Edwin Hint
Bridgeport
Elle Hint
William Verry
Campbell Farm
Reach
W. T. Allen
Augusta
Zinn M. Eaton
Joshua N.tibbetts
Ralph C. Whitehouse
Stanley
Sabine
Grace Trask
Maine General Hospital
Porthind
Keene
N. T
Pitch Pine Hill
Whippsburg
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Richmond
Squaw Club
Parker O. Rogers
Clifford Road
Winfield W. Morse
Olney
Charles Rogers
Whippsburg Road
A. 1
Adams
Frank Pete
Durdocks
Anna M. Faton
Mivietta’ V Parshley
Louis Goule
Ernest Parshley
Keldridge
Gardiner
Elizabeth S. Morse
J. A. Trueworthy
Rockland
TA. Trueworthy
Robert V. Manson
Roberta
Rank Perry
Almon AR. Perry
Marie Perry
City
Beulah Mclntire
George M. Dudley
Parker
Mars
Alpheus J. Marington
Abram
Oliver
New England Telephone Co
Local Family Ends Month at Wing's Point on New Meadows
Mrs. Elwood Hodgkins with daughters Ruth and Elizabeth and son Elwood Ja returned home Wednesday after spending a month at Wing's Point on the New Meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Hodgkins
Ruth
Elizabeth
Elwood Ja. Auburn
Wing's Point
New Meadows
Piresdiw
Trials of a Landlord Deliver Clean Rent After Pests
A local real estate owner recounts an unhappy lease turning into a costly lesson. After tenants left bedbugs, he used cockroaches to clear them, then rats, and finally cats to curb rodents. The house was cleansed but the owner reports reduced income for a year, yet claims the property now rents best in town.
Grangers Plan Joint Field Day for Farmers
The Twin County Farm Bureau and Pomona granges will co host a big farmer’s outing planned for August 22 at Frost Park Lisbon. The event unites Androscoggin and Sagadahoe counties with executive committees guiding arrangements and Wednesday Ricker chaired Farm Bureau reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin County Farm Bureau
Panongringes
Farm Bureau
Pomona
Androscoggin
Sagadahoe
Sanderson App
Wed. Ricker
Turner
BK. Y. Shaw
A. “Phromm
Heerts
Womonas
G. Harlow
Frost Park
Lisbon
Lisbon Center
Lisbon Falls
Lewiston
Brunswick
Governor in Opposition to Federal Aid for Mothers and Children
The Maine governor condemns centralized federal power and warns against state neglect of child labor protections. He argues Maine does not seek federal aid for mothers and children, urging vigilance to preserve state sovereignty and warning that federal intervention could occur if Maine fails its humanitarian duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Washington
Winslow Rouse and family visit Roxbury as summer plans unfold
Mrs Winslow Rouse and her children Winslow Jr Arietah and Gertrude arrived at Roxbury by boat Saturday, planning a stay at a Georgetown Todd's Bay summer home until mid September. Renowned boy soprano Winslow Jr has long performed across New England and Canada, while Winslow Sr. shares river savvy from the Kennebec. Mr and Mrs Elmer D D Hodgkins and granddaughter Mien returned from Sabino Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow Rouse
Winslow Jr
Arietah
Gertrude
Roxbury
Mass
William J. Rouse
Mishiond
Todd's Bay
Georgetown
East
New England
Canada
White Stone
Bretton Woods
Winslow
Hagliah High
Boston
George Summer
Elmer DD. Hodgkins
Mien
Sabino
Bath Folks Back From Auto Trip
Mr and Mrs William H White and daughter Esther return home after a 1750 mile car journey through the White and Green mountains to New York and Bradford Pennsylvania and back via Franconia Notch. They had one tire puncture and paid 25 cents to have brakes adjusted. They visited Ebner J White in Buffalo and C L White in Bradford. The trip included Canada and cross border scenes with good roads in Vermont, a first day run to Brattleboro, and greetings from Herbert H Cole former Bath High principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H. White
Esther
White and Green Mountains
New York State
Bradford
Venn
Franconia Notch
Buffalo
Mr. White
Ebner J. White
C. L. White
Pennsylvania
My. White
Taunks
Canada
Vermont
Darnattleboro
Bridgeton
Herbert Fh. Cole
Princ Cipal
Bath High School
Bath
Pearl Brown Faces Larceny Charge In Newport
Pearl Brown of Newport is at the police station awaiting hearing for the alleged theft of a Ford truck owned by Ralph Legard. A warrant by Capt. Charles F. Witham accuses Brown of passing bad checks in Richmond for 16 and 10 dollars at the Eastern Trust and Banking Co. with no funds. The truck was allegedly taken to Freeport and sold to William Moody for 200 dollars, with proceeds converted to Brown’s use. Deputy Weymouth arrested Brown in Newport. Capt. Witham pursued the case after a Saturday night pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Brown
Newport
Ralph Legard
Charles F. Witham
Richmond
Pearl
Sherif Weymouth
Within
Brown
Legard
Freeport
Willian Meedy
William Moody
G. 2 B. Nimball
Eastern Trust and Banking Co
Obituary Everett A. J. Chase 65 former ranchman and expressman
Everett A J Chase 65 of Bath a former ranch hand and Wells Fargo expressman died Friday night at City Hospital after a period of illness He was born in Freeport son of the late William D T and Almira B Chase He lived and worked across Maine and the West including California and Santa Monica He is survived by a brother Albra A Chase of Freeport two nieces Marion Chase and Mrs Gladys Crosby three cousins Mrs Julia Lombard Mrs Charles T Jackson and Mrs Jennie Stark The body was taken to Freeport Friday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett A.J Chase
Railroad
City
Mr. Chase
Freeport
William DT
Almira Bi. Chase
Arizona
Barzilla L. Lombard
Bath
Charles W. Rogers
Wells. Fargo Dispatch Co
Maine
Portland
California
Santa Monica
Heimer
Julia Lombard
Front Street
Texas Steamship Co
William Melkinley Lodge
Wakefield
Mass
Kennebec
Tle
Albra A, Chase
Marion Chase
Gladys Crosby
Reading
Julia Lombidird
Charles T. Jackson
Jennie Stark
Bath lodge Elks presented with two elk meads
Bath lodge Elks received two mounted elk heads described as the best specimens seen in Bath. Dr Cheules Cushing killed two elks by firing from 100 yards after seeing one step from behind a tree near Jackson Town Wyoming. Harmon Smith and John A Lord Jr returned Friday from Sabine camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge
Bath
Cheules Cushing
Jackson Tole
Wyoming
Cushing
Tie
Dr. Cushing
Harmon Smith
John A. Lord, Jr
Sabine
Bath Chautauqua to Feature Noted Lecturers This Year
The Bath Chautauqua will open with Charles H. Poole of West Auckland New Zealand discussing Social Redemption. Dr Robert Norwood, George H Turner and Frank D Pearson will follow with talks on The Discovery Toward the Goal and World Building. Gilbert Beaven of South Berwick wins a $4000 Berwick Academy scholarship to Bates College. Dog days arrive as the program begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautaqua
Mutch
Charles EH. Poole
M. PL
New Zealand
Poole
West Auckland
Parliaent
Pole
Robert Norwood
Canada
Memorial Anelies
London
Ontario
Memorial Church of
Norwood
Chautauqua
George H. Turner
Washington
Turner
Frank Dh. Pearson
Pearson
Mr. Pearson
Middle West
State of
Ohio
Ohio Educational Monthly
Berwick Academy
Gilbert Beaven
South Berwick
Beaven
Bates College
Wasp And Spider Battle In Web Fatal for Wasp
A Bathman witnessing near Sabi ne saw a spider trap and kill a much larger wasp. The wasp flew into a bedroom window area and became entangled in a strong web. The spider wrapped cords around the wasp, bit it, and the web cords finally broke before the wasp died. The spider then retreated to its hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabine
Simall Hole
Widow Mrs Julia P Hall Dies After Illness at 55 Union Street
Mrs Julia P Hall widow of Newell W Tall of Bath died early Saturday at her home 55 Union street after a long illness. Born in Trourton she was daughter of William and Sarah Fleggi min and moved to Bath at age TS. She was a longtime member of the Church of the New Jerusalem and leaves a son ex Alderman Herbert LE Hall of Bath and two cousins Mrs Annie Bradley of New York City and Theodore Parent of Thaith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia DP. Hall OS
Newelll W. Tall
Union Street
Viall
Trourton
William
Sarah Fleggimin
Bath
Asand
Church of the New Jerusalem
Herbert LE. Hall
Annie Bradley
New York City
Theodore Parent
Thaith
Naked five dollar bill put in mail
A five dollar bill was received at the post office Thursday morning marked as ordinary mail with no cover. A youth from Path's foreign colony had his address on one side and a short note on the reverse, attached by the stamp. The bill did not travel fully and was placed in an official envelope by Postmaster Baber to Bath Postmaster and registered. Postmaster Owen advised the recipient to avoid trusting such mail and to send money differently. Mr and Mrs George N Perkins and son Junior of Brookline MA, guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph W Silsby of 132 North Street, returned Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deston
Path
Baber
Boston
Bath
Owen
Swinging Round the Circle Phrase in U S Politics
The article notes a historic political expression swing round the circle dating to Andrew Johnson in August 1866 during the Presidential reconstruction tour. It claims the phrase has since become a prerogative associated with Presidents and presidential candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Andrew Johnson
Sophie's Surprise Sets Maine Dairy Record in Three-Year Test
Sophie’s Surprise, a herd animal owned by Ayredale Stock Farm Bangor, breaks the Maine senior three-year-old record with 11432 pounds of milk and 683.15 pounds of butter fat, starting at 3 years 6 months. It surpasses Northern Beauty by 26.25 pounds of butter fat. monthly tests place it on the 50-pound list. As a junior two-year-old she produced 5341 pounds of milk and 473.24 pounds of butter fat with first calf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie
Surprise
Maine
Ayredale Stock Farm
Bangor
Northern Beauty
Rent Schedule For The Project Involving United States Shipping Board
Talbert P. Gardner, manager of mortgaged property for the finance department of the US Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corp, visited Tath Friday for a final interview with William M. Adams local representative. A new rent schedule based on the North end housing project appraisal prepared earlier that week by Wilbur F. Dresser Daniel T. Dougherty and Nelson I. Jackson covers a lump sale. Gardner departed Sunday for Washington to submit a report on the appraisal and rent schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbert P. Gardner
Finance Department
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Tath
William M. Adams
North End
Wilbur F. Dresser
South Porthind
Daniel T. Dougherty
Nelson I. Jackson
Mr. Gardner
Washington
Edith J Hildreth Dies In Topsham At 45
Edith J Jewell Hildreth wife of Edwin R Hildreth of Topsham died at home July 11. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon conducted by Rev Fr Baillard former pastor of First Baptist Bath. She was born in Bath 45 years ago and was a bookkeeper for Kimball grain store now Trott Bros. A West Bath Grange member and Sagadahoe Pomona leader, she lived in Topsham for 15 years. Survived by husband and daughter Marian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith J
Edwin R. Hildreth
Topsham
Fr. Baillard
First Baptist Church
Bath
Edith Jewell
Kimball Grain Store
Trott Bros
West
Return of Rev Father Mareoux to Auburn Services and Reception
After six years of study at Rome, Rev Father Edward Mareoux returned to Auburn with special services at St Louis church and a Panquet followed by a reception. He is brother of Lewiston grocer Albert Le Mareoux, visiting New Auburn relatives for a month or six weeks. He will proceed to Regina Saskatchewan in the fall for a parish assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Edward Mareoux
Auburn
Rome
Italy
St. Louis Church
Father Mareoux
Albert le Mareoux
Lewiston
New Auburn
Regina
Saskatchewan
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Community House
Grangers
Everett A. Chase
TWO Elks' Meads
John KR. Bicknell
Grant St
Atwood
L, F, Medicine Co
Wasp
Spider
U.S. Army
W. G. Cahill
Center St
Julia P. Hall
George N. Perkins
Isrookline
Ralph W. Silsby
Is2
North Street
Edith J. Hildreth
Standard Oil CO
New York
Broadway
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