Sebasco Estates Guests Fill Summer Season
A long list of visitors and residents are noted at Sebasco Estates and nearby areas. Families from Massachusetts New York Connecticut and Maine stay at Pal mer cottage Burnt Coat Island Jordan camp and Rosebay while enjoying church services and welfare talks. Seaside guests include Dr. Herbert Moore Mrs. Helen Jacobson Miss Geraldine Senderson Mrs. Grace Buckner and many more with local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Moore
John Burgess
Paul Holbrook
Page
Winneganee
Jordan Camp
New Meadows
Laura Cutting
Meadowbrook
James Little
Morgan
Corsair
New York
Edrie Little
H. P. Parker
Leonard Saunders
Leonard, Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Emma A. Perry
Rosebay
Edward Perry
Ella
Hyde Park
Mass
Thomas C. Hughes
Rocmaruel
Maria Poulson
Brightwater
Ray F. Campbell
H. W. Cutting
Annie Cutting
Dromore
Robert Gilmore
Bath
Sebasco
Roland Eaton
Bodwell Grange
Dromore Grange
Robert Gilchrist
Tommy Morse
Lynette Caverly
Laconia
N. H
Phippsburg Reports Many Contributors to Bath Hospital
Canvassers show wide local interest in Bath Memorial Hospital. From Phippsburg a list includes Bodwell Grange Nellie Cutting Mrs George Davis Mr and Mrs Walter McCourt Miss Abbie Minott Mrs Rebecca Minott Rev Charles L Stevens and from West Bath Mrs Belle Donnell. Bath residents named include Mrs Lucian R Ames Mrs Frank Blair Mrs Charles Colby Mr and Mrs Harry W Crosman and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Phippsburg
Bodwell Grange
Nellie Cutting
George Davis
Walter McCourt
Abbie Minott
Rebecca Minott
Ernest Rogers
Charles L. Stevens
West Bath
Belle Donnell
Bath
Lucian R. Ames
Frank Blair
Charles Colby
Harry W. Crosman
George Costain
Raymond Cummings
William Coombs
Joel Cushman
Ethel Cousins
Charles Coombs
Edward Cummings
Sarah Donnell
Earl T. French
Jane Haggett
Iva Kenney
Lesier
Frank Lemont
James Lockery
J. H. Mosley
Charles Murray
Wellington A. Moore
Leland R. Mitchell
Robert C. Mitchell
Charles Morse
Herbert R. McCabe
Wallace MacDonald
Pred Mitchell
Frank Moses
Vernon Mitchell
Harry McIntire
William Paisley
John Russell
Owen E. Rogers
Seth Snipe
Carrie Stevens
Savage
Raymond Trott
Ernest Wood
Winnegance Community Club Social At Press House
A large party was held at the Winnegance community house on Wednesday evening as a free social for all adult villagers. Attendees enjoyed sociability, card games, ice cream, and crackers, with plans to repeat the event next Wednesday. Beverly Dearing is improving after a week of illness with an injured leg. Master Wentworth Smith has returned from Sandy Point after visiting his grandparents in Bucksport.
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Winnegance Community Club
Beverly Dearing
Merton Dearing
Wentworth Smith
Raymond Smith
High Street
Sandy Point
Bucksport
William W. Smith
New Meadows Cottage Destroyed By Fire
A year old cottage on the New Meadows river in West Bath burned to the ground Saturday morning. Walter Pollard an electrician at Bath Iron Works and his wife and three children were not home. Firefighters rushed to the scene and saved nearby cottages by pumping from the river. The owner was William Deery of Jamaica Plain Boston and the cottage had been leased by Pollard who had moved from Camden New Jersey two months ago. The cause was possibly an oil stove and the Pollard family lost all belongings with only the structure remaining.
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New Meadows
West Bath
Walter Pollard
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath
Brunswick
Pollard
William Deery
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Mr. Pollard
Camden
N. J
Philadelphia
Seagrave
Charles T. Jackson
Harriet Hill
Freda Greenlaw
Carl Morse
Ralph Morong
Lisbon Falls
Pauline Morong
Joseph Jackson
Isaphene Stevens
Lewiston
Eugene Osgood
Leah Bowie
Helena Oliver
Stanley Hyde
Popham Beach
Paul Luke
East Boothbay
Roscoe Shaw
Shaw
Joan
William Adams
Bay Point
Charles van Horn
van Horn
George Morong
Capt. Woodward
Stephen Etnier
Gilbert Head
Joseph Oliver
E. W. Osgood
Marie Leonard
Charles
Kenneth
Betty
Robert Cody
Maine
New Hampshire
Mrs. Cody
Milton
Mass
Graham Cottage
Annie Oliver Stacey
West Jonesport
Eva Dobbin
Elisha Bridges
Coast Guard
Bridges
Miss Marion
Alvah O. Light
Mr. Light
Perkin’s Island Light
Capt. Powers
Vernon Mattson
Newton Center
Mattson
Dorothy
Bette
Vernon, Jr
Francis Luke
Barbara
Light House
Luke
Marguerite I. McNulty
Page Wyman
Lawrence
Phillip
Wakefield
Beebee
South Shore
Charles Capron Marsh
East Orange
Marsh
Allan Spear
Donald
Joseph
Riverside
Harold Thayer
Dianne
Thayer
Shirley Morong
Floyd Bridges
Frances
Corea
Waldo Weston
Clarence Perkins
Virginia
Arlene
Norman
Stanley
David Leon
Frank Cody
Cody
Society Hall
G. Edward McNulty
Olga Stagelman
James Spinney
Fort Williams
Portland
Howard Spinney
Ida Schofield
Cox's Head
Beverly and
Shirley Downing
Muriel Walker
Auburn
Long Island
Community event continues after rain party gains praise
A rain dampened event continued successfully with Mrs. Fred D. Hill and others listed among organizers. The dining room, booths, and committees were managed by a wide group including Mrs. Walter M. Hill and Miss Anna M. Trott. Volunteers served as waitresses and stewards for games, food, flowers, candy, cigarets, and decorations with Daniel Williams as general manager.
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Fred D. Hill
Herbert Calderwood
Daniel Williams
Warren Hawley
Ralph Stetson
Henry Double
Roger Luke
Walter M. Hill
Anna M. Trott
Dorothy Milliken
Flora Risteen
Doris I. Leavitt
M. Wilhelmina Gackenbach
Ruth Field
Bernice Carr
Ronald Smith
Persis Hoyt
Barbara Tubbs
Dorothy Anliker
Virginia Haines
Sophia John
Ida John
Princes Wallace
Mary Anderson
Marjorie Nichols
Barbara Nickerson
Pauline Nickerson
Elizabeth L. Hill
A. Farley Mayo
Beulah Pettengill
Frank Saunders
Dart Game and Punch Board
Edward Sewall
Percy Marks
W. Francis Holmes
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Charles S. Bartlett
Eleanor Fullerton
Lorraine Holmes
Poppy Kakos
Patricia Sewall
Mary Eleanor Donnell
Arthur Sewall
Charles M. Tubbs
Welfare Club
Edward W. Bridgham
C. M. Tubbs
George Field
Harry Fullerton
William Hill
Walter Hill
Kenneth Hill
W. Dayton Hill
Early Bank History Promotes Savings for All Classes
Not only every man and woman in moderate circumstances, but every clerk, apprentice, domestic and child should have an account with a savings institution. No new corporators were elected. Trustees reelected include William A. Furber, Charles C. Low, John G. Morse, William S. Newell, Harry B. Sawyer, William S. Shorey, Langdon T. Snipe, and Charles P. Wetherbee. The board reorganized with William S. Newell as president, William A. Furber as vice president, Charles C. Low as treasurer, Allan Spear and Alexander A. Burden as assistant treasurers, and Miss Marcia Moulton as clerk.
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William A. Furber
Charles C. Low
John G. Morse
William S. Newell
Harry B. Sawyer
Williams. Shorey
Langdon T. Snipe
Charles P. Wetherbee
Allan Spear
Alexander A. Burden
Marcia Moulton
Civil Service Exams Open for Several Federal Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitions for Senior Attorney, Attorney, Safety Inspector, Electroplater and Hospital Librarian with salaries from 1 860 to 4 600 dollars. Applications due by August 15 or 18 depending on region. For details contact Milton H. Douglas in Washington. Mr and Mrs James A Gillies Jr of Washington street are visiting New Haven.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Colorado
Bureau of Motor Carriers
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
Veterans’ Administration
Milton H. Douglas
U.S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
James A. Gillies, Jr
Washington Street
New Haven
Conn
Popham Beach Visitors and Summer Social Roundup
Bath residents and guests fill the weekend with cottage visits and seaside outings. Numerous locals and paper staff join gatherings at river and light house reservations, dances at Society hall, and social calls across Bath and surrounding towns.
Bay Point Girl Scouts Camp Amid Fog and Surf
Three Pine Cone Troop No. 4 scouts from Bath endure fog and rain while camping three weeks at Bay Point on Georgetown Island near the Atlantic. Misses Alice Darrah Ruth Lamoine and Edith Berg fish and cook over an open fire and plan a move to East Barrington New Hampshire for summer camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Cone
No. 4
Bay Point
Georgetown Island
Atlantic Ocean
Alice Darrah
Ruth Lamoine
Edith Berg
Bath
Morse High School
Alice
East Barrington
N. H
Piscataqua
New Hampshire
Timely discovery saves Bath Bank blaze at Judge Keegan office
Buddy Pinkham spotted smoke from the Bath National Bank building office of Judge John J. Keegan and alerted his father. Janitor Seth Stewart and Alvah Lewis summoned help, Engine 4 arrived with witnesses, and a booster tank line extinguished a fire likely started by a burning cigarette. The desk top and chair were damaged. a new floor may be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy" Pinkham
Taurion Pinkham
Bath National Bank
John J. Keegan
Perry
Engine
Keegan
Judge Keegan
Howard's Cigar Store
Front
Grove Streets
Jack
Winnegance Contributors Support Bath Memorial Hospital Drive
A Bath Memorial Hospital fundraising drive in the Winnegance section of Phippsburg and nearby Bath area lists numerous contributors. Named donors include Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Berry, William Brown, Cora Campbell, Orman Coggeshall, Linwood Feere, George H. Ingalls, Frank Leavitt, Roberta Manson, W. R. Morse, Norman McDonald, Milton Morse, W. W. Morse, Richard Morse, Robert Manson, John G. Morse, Dorothy Oliver, Frank Perry, Gertrude Small, W. F. Totman, Arthur Totman, Harry D. Williams, Burleigh Williams, Harry C. Webber, plus Bath residents Mrs. Girard Boucher, Mrs. William Esmond, and Mrs. Mabel McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Winnegance
Phippsburg
W. B. Berry
William Brown
Cora Campbell
Orman Coggeshall
Linwood Feere
George H. J. Ingalls
Frank Leavitt
Roberta Manson
W. R. Morse
Norman McDonald
Milton Morse
W. W. Morse
Richard Morse
Robert P. Manson
John G. Morse
Dorothy Oliver
Frank Perry
Gertrude Small
W. F. Totman
Arthur Totman
Harry D. Williams
Burleigh Williams
Harry C. Webber
Bath
Girard Boucher
William Esmond
Mabel McDonald
The Arms of Uruguay Shield and Crest Description
The Uruguayan arms feature an oval shield with four quarters. The blue right upper shows scales for justice, the silver left upper bears Montevideo for power, the silver right lower displays a running horse for liberty, and the blue left lower depicts an ox for plenty. Olive branches surround the shield with a blue ribbon, and a golden rising sun forms the crest.
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Uruguay
Montevideo
Origin of P. E. O. Sorority Founded at Iowa Wesleyan
The P. E. O. sorority was founded at Iowa Wesleyan College in 1870 by seven senior girls. It is the only national sisterhood independent of an associated fraternity, rests on neither a money basis nor sectarian creed, and is noted for its unprecedented secret actions.
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Iowa Wesleyan College
Old Stone Fort Preserve Protects Mormon Cattle Ranch Fort
In northern Arizona the Preserves Old Stone Fort Pipe Springs National Monument preserves a fort built in 1869 by order of Brigham Young to safeguard a Mormon cattle ranch from raiding Indians.
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Pipe Springs National Monument
Arizona
Brigham Young
Bay Point social notes: gatherings and guests
Herbert Brown hosts a Charlie McCarthy evening with bridge and radio entertainment. Guests include Mrs A D Cobb and cousins, Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Morse, Mrs Maurice Burns, Mrs E R Wright and others. Scouts visit Popham Beach, Eagle nest found, Old Gents club meets for bridge. Several residents, summer visitors, and travelers stop by Bay Point cottages and local landmarks.
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Herbert A. Brown, Jr
Charlie McCarthy
Charlie
Herbert
A. D. Cobb
Keisling
Bunny Keisling
the Rock Ledge
Ferdinand Morse
Pleasant Point
Maurice Burns
Howard Steen
Roy Lawrence
E. R. Wright
Ruth LaMoine
Edith Berg
Alice Darrah
Catherine
Lawrence
Mary
Daniel Graham
Bruce Wright
Popham Beach
Stewart
Bath
Bay Point
Elizabeth Deering
Blanche Coombs
Bowman's Island
Old Gents Club
Edward Butterfield
John Coombs
Lawrence Graham
Lou
Maxwell
P. Perry
Richmond
Triton
Chester McCabe
Maple Lodge
H. A. Spinney
Mr. Hamm
Brunswick
Carolyn A. Day
R. N
Western Maine
Hebron
Harry Oliver
Wellington Moore
Mary Adams
Harry Devies
Schenectady
N. Y
John Treacy
New York
William Kunkleman
Robert Stone
Kunkleman
WGY
Green Pastures
Porter
Laura
Wells Beach
Margaret Barton
Passiac
N. J
Nina Alexander
Long Island
Eben Dana
Woolwich
Andrew Bremner
Perlie Chandler
Callas Tuna Fishing a Sport for Kings in Bath
Willard F Whitman of Boston described a nine hour tuna expedition off Bailey's Island with Lawrence V Crocker. They harpooned two giants, a 400 pounder and a 168 pounder, landing the smaller and bringing both home as Bath residents enjoy fresh tuna steaks. Whitman works for New England Telephone Telegraph Co. in Boston and is visiting his mother in Bath with Mrs Whitman and their children Franklin and Virginia.
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Willard F. Whitman
Boston
Bath
Lawrence V. Crocker
York Brothers
West Point
Bailey's Island
Upper Washington Street
Whitman
The
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Franklin
Virginia
Avery Family Visit From Quincy to Damariscotta
Mr and Mrs Alton Avery and their son Robert of Quincy Massachusetts, visiting two weeks at Cook Camps in Damariscotta, were guests Monday of Mr and Mrs William P Small of Pleasant Street. Mrs Fred Merchant and son Karl of Washington Street left Wednesday for a week in Camden.
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Alton Avery
Robert
Quincy
Mass
Damariscotta
Avery
William P. Small
Pleasant Street
Fred Merchant
Karl
Washington Street
Camden
MacMahan Colony Summer Activities Thrive on Island
MacMahan Island hosts a lively summer season with social events including weekly bridge nights, three dances sponsored by the Cottagers' Association, and tea gatherings. Mrs Pauline R Cutler leads as hostess manager at the Seal and Porpoise, while Rev H N Tinker and Rev W Ovid Kinsolving conduct chapel services. Improvements include a strengthened steamboat wharf, updated freight room, and enhanced roadwork and abutments.
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MacMahan Island
MacMahan
Pauline R. Cutler
New York City
N. Y
Seal and Porpoise
Saly Masters
Dobbs Ferry
Miss Masters
Cottagers’ Association
Herbert J. Painter
Mary C. Rathbun
George K. Rogers
John Grindell
Bath
Grindell
Dave Painter
Wynnewood, Penna
H. N. Tinker
Providence
R. I
Wiscasset
St. Cuthbert’s Chapel
W. Ovid Kinsolving
Summit
N. J
Elaborate Uptown Theatre Marquee Arrives in Maine
An ornate 18 by 6 foot triangular marquee with 80 lamps and 250 feet of neon arrives for Maine's Uptown Theatre. Joseph Garabelli of Donnelly Electric oversees installation. The modern theatre features ventilating heating, carpeted aisles, four corner exits, a ruged platform stage, and a late August opening planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Uptown
Joseph Garabelli
Donnelly Electric & Neon Sign Co
Front Street
Francis J. Gooch
Wider Use Of Kidney X Rays Expanded By Swick Test
The Swick test, a simple X ray method to visualize kidneys and bladder after harmless injections, has become a triumph of modern medicine. Developed by Dr Moses Swick of Mount Sinai Hospital New York, it aids diagnosis of kidney diseases in children and helps distinguish acquired from congenital conditions.
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Swick
Moses Swick
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York
Harriman Point Summer Guests Gather at Westport
Westport residents and visitors from Everett Cambridge Melrose and Salem gather for two week stays and weekend visits at Harriman Point and surrounding cottages. Local families welcome guests include the McLeish, Harriman, Siewerts, Colby and Pierce households with Sunday services led by Rev Beukleman at the center chapel.
Come-and-Go Island Falcon Island Sighting Tale
The come-and-go island in the South Pacific appeared and vanished repeatedly since 1860. Sighted by the ship Falcon and other vessels, it grew then vanished in 1880, reappeared in 1885, vanished by 1894, and showed again for two years. It reappeared in 1927 and was explored, found to be volcanic in origin with pumice and ash eroding quickly.
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Falcon Island
South Pacific
Falcon
Jamaica Butterflies Hunt in Coupled Pairs
A Jamaica butterfly species consistently hunts in pairs. Each insect bears green and black banding, with both mates sharing the distinctive green markings.
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Jamaica
Discovery of Bermuda Islands by Juan Bermudez
The Bermuda islands were discovered in 1515 by Juan Bermudez, a Spaniard, marking the first recorded European contact with the archipelago. His expedition mapped the area and established early links between Spain and the Atlantic outpost.
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Bermuda Islands
Juan Bermudez
Unit in Weighing Gold
The unit used to weigh gold is the troy ounce. It is a specialized measure distinct from the avoirdupois ounce, commonly used in pricing gold and other precious metals.
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Wm. Deery
Civil Service Examinations
Horace Morse
Emma Webb
Helen Harriman
Christopher H. Marr
Fred Osgood
Georgetown
GIRL
Memorial Hospital
M’mahan
Uptown Theatre
Westport
al McLeish
Helen McLeish
Stuart McLeish
Everett
Adeline Tarbox
Irene Matthews
Matthews
Harriman Point
E. O. Boli
Dallas
Tex
Milton Osborne
Charles Sweeney
Minnie Holy
Cambridge
Marcelline Mora
Robert Mullhall
Richard Holden
Ashland
Mullhall
Mary Buckley
Richard Gardiner
Janet and
Hartley
West Medford
Gardiner
Jennie Pierce
Harriman's Point
Etta G. Harriman
John
Edward
East Templeton
Harriman House
Arnold Stacey
Robert Stacey
W. H. Siewerts
Henry Beukleman
Franklin E. Hapgood
Lynn
Winthrop Clark
Lawrence Colby
Sanford
Woodbury Siewerts
Roy Hodge
W. Robert Cowan
Upham Mansur
Malden
Southport
Graumann-Siewerts
Russell Stodder
Long Cove
Jackie” Stodder
Owl’s Head
Robert Pain
Blanton Bergen
Meriden
J. C. Wilson
Jewett's Cove
James A. Williams
Frank Blake
Mechanic Falls
Georgia Colby
Perley Rines
Oscar Rines
Salem
Jonas Knight
Ruth Craig
Billy
Grove Beach
Jean Harper
Squam Creek Farm