Arsenault St Pierre Married at St Marys Brunswick
Hubert J Arsenault son of Mr and Mrs Edmund J Arsenault of 535 High Street Brunswick wed Miss Camille Simonne St Pierre daughter of Mrs Albert St Pierre Bank Street Brunswick in St Marys Roman Catholic church. Rev Archie D Gillis officiated and ring ceremony was used. Bridesmaids were Irene Morrissette Muriel Farnham Lucille St Pierre and Lucille Boucher. Best man John M Conrey Jr ushers Dennis Boudreau Arthur Preney John L Conroy. Bride wore white lace with yellow rose bouquet. bridesmaids wore organdy gowns with pink and yellow flowers. Organist George Comeau and soprano Grace Cunningham performed. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in Brunswick. Rev Archie D Gillis is a teacher and chaplain at St Josephs Convent.
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Hubert J. Arsenault
Edmund J. Arsenault
High Street
Camille Simonne St. Pierre
Albert St. Pierre
Bank Street
Brunswick
St. Mary’s
Archie D. Gillis
Irene Morrissette
Haverhill
Mass
Muriel Farnham
Wilton
Lucille St. Pierre
Lucille Boucher
John M. Conrey, Jr
Dennis Boudreau
Arthur Preney
John L. Conroy
Arsenault
Miss Morrissette
St. Pierre
Miss Boucher
George Comeau
Grace Cunningham
Briswick
Morse High School
St. Dunstan University
Prince Edward Island
Bath Iron Works Corp
New York State
Canada
Archie D. Gills
Cheverus High School
Portland
St. Joseph's Convent
First tourists listed by old travel book
An ancient travel text names the earliest tourists as Moses Abraham Jonah Ulysses Plato Strabo Cleopatra the Queen of Sheba Marc Antony Julius Caesar Daedalus Herodotus Aeneas of Troy and Alexander the Great as notable early travelers.
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Moses
Abraham
Jonah
Ulysses
Plato
Strabo
Cleopatra
Sheba
Marc Antony
Julius Caesar
Daedalus
Herodotus
Aeneas of
Troy
Alexander the Great
Mullin Conley Wedding at St Marys at 8 30
The wedding of Dorothy Margaret Conley and David Payne Mullin took place at St Marys rectory on Saturday morning at 8 30 in a single ring ceremony. Rev David E Surrette presided before immediate family and a few friends. The bride wore midnight blue sheer crepe with a matching picture hat and sweet heart roses. Attendant was her sister Mrs Ewood Toothaker as matron of honor. Elwood Toothaker was best man. A wedding breakfast for 30 followed at the bride’s mother’s home 22 Academy Street with centerpiece of sweetheart roses and delphiniums. The couple will honeymoon in Canada and reside at 2 North Street Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Margaret Conley
Anna M. Conley
Patrick Conley
David Payne Mullin
Anna N. Mullin
Seth S. Mullin
St. Mary's Rectory
David E. Surrette
Ewood Toothaker
Toothaker
Academy Street
Delphinius
Mullin
Morse High School
Nassan College
L. Eugene Thebeau
Bath Iron Works Corp
Tod Wae
Bowdoin College
Psi Upsilon
Bushc Iron Works Corp
Canada
Nooth Street Woks
Hearing in M Fadden case continued in municipal court
Ardenne E MacFadden a 16 year old charged with reckless driving in a fatal Bath Brunswick highway crash had a second continuance in municipal court. Judge Arthur J Dunton set the next hearing for 9 am on Monday July 25. State Highway Officer John P Crosby said MacFadden admitted driving the Ford touring car which left the Witch Spring grade Friday night injuring five, one of whom Walter C Rovers Jr died. Others attended a prior Open House and Garden event. a Mi student Mary Bates was visiting Snow Park with her parents.
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Ardenne
E. MacFadden
Bath-Brunawick
Arthur J. Dunton
Ralph O. Dale
Edward W. Bridgham
Dunton
John P. Crosby
MacFadden
Witch Spring
Bath-Brunswick Road
Walter C Rovers, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Grant Hulse
Erskine Gay
Boston
Mass
Emma McCausland
Hallowell
Helen Libby
Harold Libby
John Scott
Lewiston
Rose Minott
Harry Hovey
Brunswick
Edith Wood
Hattie Andros
Portland
Springvale
Hall Denham
Stella Given
Bath
Jane S. Murphy
Frank Webber
Arthur
N. H
Lewis Lucy
James Castner
Linwood Grindell
Richmond
Donald Talbot
Donald Lewis
John Griffin
Harold Mitchell
Castner
Christine Temple
Gardiner
Leroy Temple
Karl Hatch
Frances
Malcolm
Ocean Park
Ella Nash
Lottie Cobb
Old Orchard
Earle Emmett
Lee
Ruth Brazer
Middletown
Conn
John Purington
Lee Emmett
Ralph Purington
Northeastern University
Herbert Brown
Pasadena
Calif
Jane Hall Brown
Romeo Mains
Augusta
Star Aid
Margaret Gile
Bay View Manor
Virginia Dickey
Betty Hodges
Malden
Elvira Thorensen
Medford
Ralph Cutler
Republican Leaders Meet in Augusta Maine GOP gathering at the Augusta House
More than 100 Republican leaders from Sagadahoc and surrounding counties met at the Augusta House for a state committee business session and luncheon. Chairman J. Fred O'Connell presided as speakers including Congressman Joseph W. Martin and U S Senator H Styles Bridges offered greetings. Governor Barrows sent regards and plans for the upcoming campaign were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis L. Aldrich
Topsham
Jane Sewall Murphy
Bath
Sagadahoc
Republican State Committee
Bessie E. Dickinson
State Committee
Augusta House
J. Fred O'Connell
Bangor
Inez G. Wing
Kingfield
Alice Plummer
Lisbon Falls
Nettie C. Burleigh
Vassalboro
Women's Republican Club of
Maine
Willard H. Cummings
Newport
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Bertrand H. Snell
New York
National House
Martin
U. S
H. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Pembroke
Clyde H. Smith
Ralph O. Brewster
Lewis O. Barrows
Thomas J. Kennon
Ronald Bridges
Sanford
Council of
Young Republicans
Eastland
Portland
O'Connell
Wallace H. White, Jr
Washington
City Debt Totals 541881.75 for 1937, Auditors Report
The city closed its fiscal year January 31 with total indebtedness of 541,881.75. Millett Fisher & Dresser of Portland filed the 1937 audit, noting bonds payable, unpaid temporary loans of 65,000 and unpaid vouchers. The last valuation was 8,002,182 with a 5 percent debt limit of 400,109.10. The finance committee has included 10,000 for debt reduction in the May 4 appropriation bill. The 39-page report will be presented to the city council for acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millett, Fisher & Dresser
Portland
Public Accountants and Auditors
Finance Committee
Wesley Ladies Aid Entertained at Foster's Point Cottage
The Ladies' Aid of Wesley church and friends were hosted by Mrs. Lillian Upham at her Foster's Point cottage last Wednesday. Guests enjoyed lunch, swimming, wildflowers, and the piazzas. Attendees included Mrs. Upham, two Upham grandchildren Catherine and Walter, and numerous local residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Lillian Upham
Foster's Point
Massachusetts
Catherine Shellenbarger Upham
Walter Jr
Heywood
J. A. McBean
Stanley Antworth
Edward Rice
Harris Rudick
E. Whittemore
Grace
William Cocombs
C. E. Ripley
Willam Davis
Madeline Small
Barbara
Ruth
Dorothy Small
William Temple
Blake
Fire at Cathance destroys Johnson home and garage
A small house on Cathance road occupied by Ferdinand Johnson and his family burned to the ground on late Saturday afternoon. Mrs Johnson had gone to a neighbor's for milk leaving the baby asleep. the father barely escaped with the child. A small attached garage also burned. cause unknown.
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Cathance Road
Ferdinand Johnson
Public Supper Plan by Woolwich Union Committee
The Woolwich Union for Christian Service met at Miss Florence E. Carillon’s home and planned a July 27 supper in Sebenon hall. Committee members include Mrs Edchard V. Reed Mrs Harry E. Fitch Mrs George B Farnham and Miss Carlton. Capt Richard Quick commanded the steamship Dungannon of The Texas Co to Brooklyn N Y after a week with Mrs Quick in Wes Texas.
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Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Florence E. Carillon
Sebenon Hall
Edchard V. Reed
Harry E. Fitch
George B. Farnham
Carlton
Richard Quick
Dungannon
The
Texas Co
Brooklyn
N.Y. Wes
Texas
Thompson and neighbors visit in South China area
Local residents and visitors frequent Bowdoinham and surrounding towns. Mr and Mrs W J Thompson called on William Kendall, while Miss Clara Fogg organized Augusta branch hostesses and several guests toured Bath Brunswick and Wiscasset. A forest fire near James Irish property caused minor damage, and Sagadahoc Fertilizer beat Brunswick 4 to 3 in a 10 inning game as communities shared social and civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Thompson
South China
William B. Kendall
Charles Hackett
Bath
Sagadahoc
Jane S. Murphy
James Irish
George Cutler
Henry Cornish
Brunswick
Clara Fogg
Augusta
N. L
Wiscasset
Janet Scott Berry
Lauris Wilson
Bar Harbor
Charles A. Keene
New York
Nsora Brown
Carrie
W. B. Kendall
John Purington
Old Orchard
Mabel Baker
Lakewood
Frank Wood
Blankenship
Charlotte
N. C
Edith Wood
Hattie Andros
Lawrence Averill
Long Island
N. Y
Cairns
River Road
Benjamin Campbell
Albert Campbell
California
James Ames
Jessie Ames
Kenneth Wilson
Hartford
For Sale Kohler Electric Plant and Motor
For sale good Kohler electric plant 110 volts 1500 watts with direct current horse power motor $60. Address George Kahrl Georgetown Me 7 21 31 If you want to buy or sell farm city shore property list with or call at Fred B Reed Co Manager Stanley E Wallace 93 Front street Bath Tel 514 W 12 30 1 £
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Kohler
George Kahrl
Georgetown
City Shore
Fred B. Reed Co
Stanley E. Wallace
Front Street
Bath
Tel
Deer Kills Driver and Son in Brunswick Collision
Dorchester man Harry C. Ross and his eight year old son were only slightly hurt after their Brunswick Bath highway sedan struck a 150 pound doe early Friday morning. The impact shattered the windshield and left front window. Mrs. Ross and two daughters escaped injury. Game Warden John H. Perkins planned to move the deer to Dry Mills for refrigeration and later distribution to a state institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Mass
Brunswick
Harry C. Ross
Harry
Hardings
Coombs High Elects Miss Florence Jensen for Next Year
Miss Florence Jensen of 163 Westbrook Street South Portland was elected to the position at Coombs High School. Graduated last June from Simmons College in Brookline Massachusetts she attended Wheaton College and West Brook Junior College and worked as secretary at the Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary before Simmons. She is interested in athletics nature study and music. Other teachers for the coming year will be the same as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coombs High School
Florence Jensen
Westbrook Street
South Portland
Jensen
Simmons College
Brookline
Mass
Wheaton College
Westbrook Junior College
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary
Simmons
Birthday party and visits mark Bowdoinham Post Road notes
Mr and Mrs Lewis Whittaker of Brewer visited Ernest Sylvester and relatives. Eleanor Gertrude Dore celebrated a birthday at her parents home with games and gifts. Ice cream and cake were served. Mrs Woods stayed with her mother Mrs Durgon last week. Ellis Purinton of Massachusetts visited his parents Mr and Mrs C O Purinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Whittaker
Brewer
Ernest Sylvester
Eleanor Gertrude Dore
R. Dore
Woods
Durgon
Ellis Purinton
Massachusetts
C. O. Purinton
Corliss Street Philathea lawn party despite rain and bandits
Corliss Street church Philathea class held its annual lawn party Tuesday night despite rain and unusual attractions of escaped bandits. The illuminated lawn featured colored crepe paper booths and music by the Salvation Army Band. Several members managed food, drinks, candy, fish pond, ice cream, popcorn, frankfurters, and miscellaneous booths with thanks to non-members who helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Corliss Street Church
Salvation Army
Harold S. Walker
Chester A. Plant
Natalie B. McNeil
Waller
Murray F. Bridges
Stephen Bracey
Dwinal E. Cornish
F. Arthur Berry
Rainy July debate over figures and records
Boston editorials compare July rainfall to historical records, noting 2.55 inches so far this July versus a normal 3.38. They cite 12.38 inches in 1963 and 6.06 in 1926 as extreme cases, while listing monthly totals from 1931 to 1937 and mentioning visitors and hosts in Portland and Sabine.
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Boston Transcript
Maine longing for riverfront and dozens of homes
Kenneth Roberts recalls Georges River views and vast Maine dream sites. He envies Indian shell mounds near Casco Bay, eyes locations from Augusta hills to Swan Island Abenakis, Penobscot Bay, and Passamaquoddy Bay. He muses on Mt. Katahdin and Bethel valleys as possible homes.
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Georges River
Rosier
Maine
Casco Bay
Augusta
Blue Mountains
Arnold
Quebec
Swan Island
Merrymeeting Bay
Androscoggin
Kennebec
Boothbay
Penobscot Bay
Frenchman's Bay
St. John River
St. Croix
Passamaquoddy Bay
Mt. Katahdin
Japan
Bethel
Northwest Passage
Popham Beach Crew Wins Three Way Coast Guard Row
The Kennebec River Station crew from United States Coast Guard at Popham Beach won a three mile race off Cape Elizabeth in 26 minutes 50 seconds. Cape Elizabeth station placed second and Fletcher's Island Biddeford Pool finished third. Captain Herbert Huntley led the five rowers and one steersman including Guy Crowley Clifton Morong Kenneth Sawyer Leslie Greenlaw and Irving Dobbin. Last year the Kennebec team competed against Damariscove Island.
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Kennebec River
United States Coast Guard
Popham Beach
Cape Elizabeth
Fletcher's Island
Biddeford Pool
Herbert Huntley
Guy Crowley
Clifton Morong
Kenneth Sawyer
Leslie Greenlaw
Irving Dobbin
Damariscove Island
Amateurs Entered for Legion Show at Masonic Temple
Entries for the amateur contest tied to the American Legion show We're On the Air on July 25 and 26 at Masonic Temple. Prizes go to three winners chosen by ballot votes each night. New entrants include Marion Getchell Arline Hunt Madelyn Oliver Irma Bennett James Knight George Tinney Beverly Curran Glenda Ingraham Alice Hogan Rita Moens David Morens Madelyn Shaw Charles McCarty Robert Carlson Marguerite Rines Teressa Tardif Barbara Hart Natalie Hagan Hubert McCarty Harold E Cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Masonic Temple
Marion Getchell
Arline Hunt
Madelyn Oliver
Irma Bennett
James Knight
George Tinney
Beverly Curran
Glenda Ingraham
Alice Hogan
Rita Moens
David Morens
Madelyn Shaw
Charles McCarty
Robert Carlson
Marguerite Rines
Teressa Tardif
Barbara Hart
Natalie Hagan
Hubert McCarty
Harold E. Cutting
First Baptist Brotherhood Concludes Season Meeting
The First Baptist Brotherhood held its final meeting of the season on Tuesday evening. Members discussed plans for the annual field day to be held at Judge Arthur J. Dunton's summer home and were urged to cooperate and attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Brotherhood
Arthur J. Dunton
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William
Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Macy Hector
John W Williams
Rallyvin
John K. Jisyut
Mark W Sewall
George C. Minard
James A. Bimpson
Camden
Mary Bates
Delmar Bates
Snow Park
Sabine
Samuel F. Butes
Wesley Ladies Aid
Cathance
Leslie Whitten
Union, N. J
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Arthur Whitten
Bowdoinham
Howard Moody
Ralph McEwen
Avery Fides
New Meadows
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Federal St
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Wiscasset, Me
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Five Islands
Doe
Bowdoinham Post Road
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Anna Palmer
Ore
James P. Ledyard
Lincoln Street
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Everett Lemont
Wetherbee
James Ashenden
James, Jr
Anna Hennessey
Melrose
Sred Arrow
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Kenneth Roberts
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Pride OF the West
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Marco Polo