Bath Savings Institution reports satisfactory year
President William S. Newell announced a satisfactory year at the Bath Savings Institution annual meeting. Of 34 incorporators, nine new corporators were elected, with a long list of current corporators and re-elected trustees. The executive team was reappointed including Newell as president and Furber as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres
William S. Newell
Bath Savings Institution
Charles J. Donnell
Gratz Jackson
Warren E. Kershner
John A. Lord
Harry F Morin
Paul M. Oim
Osgood M. Redlon
Henry G
William A. Furber
Charles C. Low
Allan Spear
Pottle Cleared of Deed and Property Damage Charges
Raymond Pottle was arraigned in municipal court on charges of breaking and removing shelves doors and a window sash from a Winslow court dwelling. After a lengthy hearing Judge John J. Keegan found Pottle not guilty and discharged him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow Court
Raymond Pottle
John J. Keesan
Arthur Temple
Pottle
Mr. Temple
Mr. Pottle
Dorchester guest Catherine Linnehan returns from visit
Miss Catherine Linnehan of Dorchester Mass returned after two weeks in this city as guest of Miss Genevieve E. Cameron at the Cameron home 300 Middlestreet Mrs Linnehan and Miss Cameron graduated in June from the Practical Arts school in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Linnehan
Dorchester
Mass
Genevieve E. Cameron
James E. Cameron
Linnehan
Miss Cameron
Practical
Boston
Bowdoinham notes bloom and visits across town
Bowdoinham residents travel to Vermont and Portland for visits. Local road work on the State aid road nears completion. A large variety shower honors Eleanor Ricker of Litchfield as Ernest Millay prepares for marriage. Community events include bridge, lunches, a demonstration by Central Maine Power, and Breezin Along musical at the Merrymeeting grange with Ann V. Sandstrom directing.
Nazarene Pastor to Leave Bath for Tennessee Call
Rev. Howard P. Jett will retire from the Nazarene church after six years to lead the First Nazarene church in Lawrenceburg Tennessee. He will end his Bath pastorate on August 6 amid regret from a united fellowship. He says the call was from God and cannot be ignored despite the congregation’s wish to retain him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Jett
The
Nazarene Church
First Nazarene Church
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Jett
Offcers Transferred Captain Miller Leaves Local Salvation Army
Captain and Mrs J Coleman Miller long serving commanders at the Salvation Army barracks here are to be transferred to No 2 Corps Boston and will farewell at the Sunday service. The move follows thirty district changes in New England and they will assist in fire emergency calls in Boston. No successor announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Coleman Miller
Salvation Army
No. 2 Corps
Boston
New England
Miller
Capt. Miller
Plans to Demonstrate a Voting Machine
Plans to demonstrate a voting machine will be available not only for Bath citizens but also for voters from nearby towns. Miss Edna H. Graham of Easthampton Massachusetts was a guest of Rev. and Mrs. Charles M. Tubbs of High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Edna H. Graham
Easthampton
Mass
Charles M. Tubbs
High Street
East Bowdoin Ladies Aid Meeting Note
East Bowdoin Ladies Aid met July 13 with eight attendees led by Mrs. Erland Rogers. Picnic lunch at noon and a 2 30 p m meeting with prayers and scripture verses. Next meeting July 27 with Mrs. Ella Adams. Dr William R Wood of Augusta to speak at East Bowdoin chapel Sunday at 3 p m. All welcome.| Mrs Vesta Ackley left Saturday for Garnet to stay with daughter Mrs George Sweet. Brunswick visitors Friday included Mrs Ernest Carr and son Maynard. Mrs Robert McAfee returned from Richmond. Sagadahoc Grange summer dances every Thursday at the grange hall attract good attendance and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bowdoin
Garnet
George Sweet
Ernest Carr
Maynard
Brunswick
Robert McAfee
Richmond
Sagadahoc Grange
Grange Hall
Sacred Heart Circle Card Party Draws City Members
Sacred Heart circle No. 551 Daughters of Isabella sponsored a card party and dance at the Arcade ball Tuesday evening. Twenty one tables were in play from eight to ten with prizes awarded in bridge and whist to both women and men. A food table and fruit punch refreshments added to the event, which raised a fine profit and plans for an August Garnet outing were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Eva C. Tatro
E. Mason Wright
Daniel A. MacDonald
Raymond M. Golder
Andrew C. Flaherty
Charles F. Nelson
Madeline Masse
Brunswick
James Mulligan
Annie Wilson
Alexander Burgess, Jr
Celia Plant
John Allen
Lorenzo J. Collins
Wilfred F. Skaling
Grace Cunningham
Oscar J. Tanguay
Joseph F. McCole
Stephen E. McPhee
Alexander Burgess
Andrew V. McAllister
George R. Ingraham
Frank T. Fortier
Earl H. Allen
John
Central Church Choir Guests at Woodfords Picnic
Central church choir members joined Federated Choir at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Foster L. Haviland in Woodfords for a Tuesday afternoon picnic. Portland area singers from many choirs attended as Fred Lincoln Hill conducted and Miss Susan L. Coffin played piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church Choir
Foster L. Haviland
Woodfords
Clifford B. Smith
Luther S. Thompson
Albert Henderson
John Shaw
John Burgon
Ernest Wood
Vernon B. Lake
Andrus L. Coleman
Mida P. Feero
Frank A. Hodgdon
Bertha McCullough
Shirley M. Mank
Frank A. Cromwell
Fred Lincoln Hill
Susan L. Coffin
Times Team Defeats Winnegance 16 to 2 In Night Game
The Times team outplayed Winnegance 16 to 2 on the village diamond Tuesday night. Stan Henderson Jerry Gilmore Paul Wilson and Jake Crocker powered long hits. Linny Haynes pitched well for the Printers. Steve Marshall homered for Winneganee. Henderson homered as well. Miss Arlene Doris Woodman will wed Harvey Bolles Evans July 19 at her parents Augusta home. She teaches at Greeley Institute Cumberland Center and is Colby graduate. Evans is Colby 1932 graduate and works with L V Evans and Sons in Wakefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Henderson
Jerry Gilmore
Paul Wilson
Jake Crocker
Morse
Times
Winnegance
Linny Haynes
Printers
Steve Marshall
Winneganee
Henderson
Arlene Doris Woodman
Colby College
Harvey Bolles Evans
Wakefield
Mass
Charles A. Woodman
Patterson Street
Augusta
Woodman
Greeley Institute
Cumberland Center
Calais Academy
Colby
Chi Omega Sorority
Evans
Arthur Evans
Pawling School
Pawling
N.Y
Colby Colege
Delta Kappa Epsiion
L. V. Evans and Sons
Shoe Manufacturers
Seagulls Disrupt East Potomac Park Golf Course
Hundreds of seagulls fought for land worms at East Potomac Park in Washington DC, making divots as golfers played. Park staff called for police protection. a park officer escorted the greens with shots in the air to scare the birds away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Potomac Park
Washington, D. C
Tenant fights demolition of home with infant
A Bath couple with a three week old baby asked authorities to halt the destruction of their four tenement house. They claimed no notice to vacate had been given and they faced eviction after the landlord hired a man to raze the building. City officials advised obtaining legal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Whitney
Albert Henderson
John J. Keegan
Marshal Whitney
Bathman Injured When Horse Runs Away
John Peters a city employee aged 77 was injured Monday afternoon at North Bath when a city horse ran away breaking the bridle. He jumped from the raker landing on a ledge suffering a cracked rib and bruises. Bernard McCausland took him to Dr Motley Fuller for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peters
Richardson Street
Mr. Peters
Rogers
North Bath
Peters
City
Bernard McCausland
E. Motley Fuller
Brunswick Rotary Favors New Bath Road Plan
The Brunswick Rotary club at Monday noon meeting endorsed a straight road to Bath. The route follows the old road from Cook's corner along the north side of the A and K Street Railway to the New Meadows River near the old Bull Rock bridge site, then into Bath via the Old Turnpike to Center Street. Members signed petitions supporting this path.
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Brunswick Rotary Club
Bath
State Highway Commission
Cook’s Corner
New Meadows
Bull Rock Bridge
Old’Turnpike
Center Street
Personal notes from several Maine residents mark summer travels
Charles F. Cummings sails to Boston on business. Dudley S. Leavitt takes a week off from the Times composing room. Jack Dougherty attends Summer school at the University of Maine. Beatrice Black and three sons return from a week in Southport. John and Edward McLaughlin travel to Boston to visit relatives. Loyall F. Sewall and Arthur Sewall 2d return to New York after a Washington street home stay. Nellie Douglas Thompson hosts guests at the Pines camp with Arlene Rowe and Rena Griswold from Waltham. Lena D. Donnell returns to the Pines camp after visits with Rowe and Mrs. Winfield F Rowe of Waltham. Capt. William Small returns to Boston after a day with his family living at 12 Goddard Street for the Summer. Colin S. Wakefield of Bucksport, enjoying his annual vacation from toll duties on the Waldo-Hancock bridge, visits Bath. Mrs. Wakefield and daughter stay in Portland with his parents until Aug 2. Wakefield’s Bath-Woolwich toll work history noted along with transfer to Richmond and later promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wilson
Jimmie
Vermont
H. O. Andros
Ella Fisher
Portland
I. M. Welch
South Portland
FP. K. Jack
Litchfield
Richmond
Iron Bridge
Bay Road
E. P. Kendall
Hackett
Cushman Road
Central Maine Power Co
Grange Hall
Bridge Club
Helen Britt
Bert Jack
Bangor
I. M. Fowle’s
Walter Lewis
Bath
Jessie Cromwell
Annie Staples
Cora Wilkinson
Allen MacDougal
A. S. MacDougal
Fort Fairfield
Irene Dwelley
Raymond Girls
Richmond Road
Miss Dwelley
Ricker Classical Institute
Houston
Benjamin Jackson
Gardiner
Henry Cornish
Virginia Sherman
Leeds
Pearl
Dorris Raymond
William Raymond
Berlin
N. H
Raymond
Malcolm Baker
Sabattus
Sybel Briery
Annie Hall
Nellie Minott
Merideth
Boston
R. B. Andros
Marion
Nancy Cahill
Wollaston
Lottie Cobb
South Harpswell
Elisha Webber
Frank Weber
Wiscasset
Clint Bailey
Catland
Augusta
Sherman
Staaid
Emily Rideout
Elizabeth Jewell
I. C. Irish
George Cuiter
Roland MecKey
Ida McKey
China Lake
C. Sumner Small
Weston
Searsport
J. N. Palmer
Small and Son
Bernham
West Medford
Mass
Hazel Cornish
New Meadows Inn
George Robinson
Gertrude
Rockland
Oran Leanerd
Patrfield
Lown
John Purington
Ralph
Mabel Baker
George Cutler
Bridge
Vendella Mosher
Charles Randall
Charles Hackett
Walton Adams
Gorham
Bowdoinham Village
Elia Adams
Bowdoin
Charles N. Forg
Lucile Toothaker
Bates College
Nash
Whittier
Mgr
Lawrence Cote
Purington Farm
J.B. Lilly
Malden
Lilly Farm
Sheriff
Albert Henderson
R. D. Purinton
Bowdoinham
Clara N. Pegg
H. D. Cornish
Pleasant Pond
C. L. Browne
Pleasant Street Bridge Club
Harry Purington
Ethel Breary
George N. N. Siegars
Reading
Frank T. Siegars
Charles F. Cummings
High Street
Dudley S. Leavitt
the Times
Jack Dougherty
North Street
University of Maine
Beatrice Black
Ann
David
Percival
Grove Street
Southport
John
Edward McLaughlin
James E. McLaughlin
Willow Street
Loyall
Epworth League Enjoys Fine Evening at Foster's Point
Epworth League members held a pleasant evening at Upham cottage Foster's Point with over 30 attending. They traveled from Wesley M. E. church at 5 30 and enjoyed boating canoeing swimming and a shore fire singalong before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Upham
Foster’s Point
Epworth League
Foster's Point
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Forest L. Littlefield
William B. Temple
Linwood F. Carr
Walter J. Snipe
Wesley M. E. Church
Rachel Upham
Beth Trott
Omah C. Trott
Evelyn S. Trott
Arlene Littlefield
Ellen B. Hodgkins
Charlotte King
Catherine Shellenbarger
Merline Pinkham
Margaret Gordon
E. Roberta Gordon
Inez F. Carr
Seth N. Snipe
James W. Temple
Linwood Temple
Sidney Knight
Linwood
F. Carr, Jr
Alvin Mason
New York
Fred Miller
Brunswick
Lillian Upham
Maurice Upham
Gene Upham
Randall Upham
George and
Petty
Shellenbarger
Card party raises funds for City hospital
A Tuesday afternoon card party at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d on Washington street gathered Summer residents and visitors for a benefit for the City hospital. Prizes included a white handbag two chiffon handkerchiefs and a lace tray cloth. Over 230 was raised for the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
City Hospital
Paul Tiemer
New York
Oliver Moses
Mary Newell
Williams Whitney
Amos Perry
Seth S. Mullin
Walter E. Edge
Margaret Foote
Scarlet tanagers flockingabout city woodlands
The scarlet tanager, noted for vivid color from female to male, has been seen frequently in wooded sections near the city. Birds prefer forested areas and avoid open spaces where predators abound. Sightings include Lovers' Retreat and woods near the Country club course.
Miss Kemp Named Acting Chief Operator in Bath Exchange
Miss Elizabeth C. Kemp of New England Tel. & Tel. Portland becomes acting chief operator in Bath replacing Miss Bessie Stimpson who moves to Norway as chief operator. Stimpson has 26 years in service and previously led Brunswick and Augusta exchanges. Rogers I. Moulton returns from Southport after a week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth C. Kemp
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Portland
Bath Exchange
Bessie Stimpson
Norway
Millett
Miss Kemp
Forest Exchange
Augusta
Miss Stimpson
Brunswick
Bath
Camp Shelta-Sea and Overlook Lodge at Kennebec Point
Camp Shelta-Sea and Overlook Lodge at Kennebec Point Recreation Camp for Adults offer boating bathing tennis and obstacle golf with electric lights all buildings screened home cooking and a special lobster dinner on order. Weekend trips and dancing or bridge parties in the big recreation hall are available with full particulars via Mrs Martha Rich Bowen Georgetown Maine telephone Georgetown 2-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Rich Bowen
Georgetown
Maine
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