Richmond Teacher Weds South Gardiner Man July 7
Miss Bertha Reynolds a Richmond teacher from South Gardiner wed Robert W Wilder of South Gardiner on July 7 conducted by Rev H L Skillins. After a wedding trip in Massachusetts they will reside at South Gardiner. Local residents and visitors frequent the town, with numerous calls and social events noted throughout the segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha E. Reynolds
Richmond
Robert W. Wilder
South
Gardiner
South Gardiner
Wilder
H. L. Skillins
Tossachusetts
George F. Wilson
Leslie F.roberts
J. W. Randlette
G. Rh. M. Soule
Harry L. Stilphen
Lowell
S. Reed Allen
Bath
Charles E. Small
Derry
N. H
Charles W. Messenger
B. Kendall
Bowdeinham
Clinton Gardner
Bar Harbor
William Deehan
Quincy
Mass
P. H. Harleys
Frank Dickerman
Boston
Robert Dickerman
George Wren
Harry Jordan
John Jordan
Bowdoinham
W. H. Johnson
Lillian Johnson
Mildred Beedle
Pemaquid Point
Gwendolin Murry
Waterville
George Wilson
Mariner
Flora Shepard
Freda Mariner
Ethel Foster
Chester Foster
Donald Foster
Phippsburg
Mabel Perry
West Dresden
Finn Claflin
Bristol
Conn
Olive King
H. PD. Kent
Tr Sons
Winterset
Iowa
Susan Purington
M. O. Booker
New Rochelle
N. Y
Henry J. Smith
West Brookville
Austin Blair
Indiana
V. R. FE. Carey
Robert
James Darling
Samuel Nelson
Detroit
Mich
Marion Hersey
Dorchester
Florence Terrill
Presque
Melville Brown
Auburn
G. St. M. Soule
Everett Kincaid
Ralph Averill
Ethel Hawkins
White Mountains
Ethelyn Johnson
Wayne
Warren Weacock
EE. Edgecomb
Edith Edgecomb
Shaw
Lynn
Herman Muise
Frances Preble Recovers Nicely After Ga Hospital Surgery
Miss Frances Preble is reported doing nicely following a surgical operation at the Ga hospital Monday. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Harold Jack and daughter Marion, Mr and Mrs Cleveland Mariner and others in Brunswick, Augusta, Brewer, and Togus for weekend and weekly visits. Rose Wickstein of New York City arrives for a few weeks vacation with Mrs G B M Soule on North Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Preble
Ga Hospital
Harold Jack
Marion
Forest Glen
Ind
Jack
Cleveland Mariner
Della Grondin
Flora Shepard
Freda Mariner
Brunswick
E. E. Edgecomb
Augusta
Mary Jackman
Brewer
Beatrice Tarr
Leslie F. Roberts
George Wilson
Annn Wilson
Elmer Rogers
Mixx
Beatrice Card
Stanley Card
Togus
Mixx Rose Wickstein
New York City
G. B. M. Soule
North Front Street
Notes on local residents travel and summer visits
Personal notes list William Collins and son Earl returning to Massachusetts after two weeks in the city. Several residents, including Miss Lina Sewall, Miss Mildred Clark, and Mrs. Nickels, travel to Worcester, Monmouth, and Cherryfield for vacations. Officials like Maj. Gen. Mark L. Hersey dine at New Meadows Inn. Various families visit, move to camps, or begin summer stays in Bath and nearby towns, with names, places, and small details of weekend returns and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Collins
Earl
Massachusetts
City
Edmund Staples
Front Street
Topsham
E. J. Dunning
Lina Sewall
John C. Berry
Worcester
Mass
Wynburg
Mildred Clark
Bath Department Store
Raymond Harnden
South Monmouth
Mark L. Hersey
The
Maine Associates
Millan
New Meadows Inn
William Dennison
Wakefield
Elizabeth Dennison
Herbert Cavanaugh
East Brunswick
Cavanaugh
Fred P. Ring, Jr
Wiscasset
Frank Nickels
Horace
Minneapolis
Cherryfield
Nickels
Frank B. Nichels
Duncan Bragg
Lake Cobbosseevontee
Willard Berry
Wellington A. Moore
Shirley
Miriam Adams
Brunswick
Moore
Margaret Adams
Rena Teagle
Everett
James T. Bonney
Union Street
Bear Pond
Backfield
Mr. Bonney
Loring Pushat
Cressey
Robinhood
Farrin Street
Frances Sprague
Eugene Sprague
Leonard
John Marsh
Upper High Street
Donald Wishart
Jack Germaine
Alice Hartnett
Rutham
Leonise Johnson
Helen Larrabee
White Mountains
Plummer
Bath
Dummer Street
Horatio Asdp Mikel
Chicago
National Convention of Elks
Bath Lodge
Grand Lodge
Ellis
Sunday Service at Robinhood Methdist Church
Rev L D Marsh Dover Foxcroft District Superintendent of the Rockland Methodist Conference led the Sunday morning service with communion at Robinhood Methodist Church. A solo by Rev March was enjoyed. Camp girls from Robinhood attended and many local guests joined in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Marsh
Dover- Foxcroft
Rockland Methodist Conference
Methodist
L. D. March
Dover-Foxcroft
Methodist Church
Robinhood
March
Duncan
Chester Duncan
Harriet Mure
Boston
E. B. Hunt
William Thompson
Ernest Curtis
B. J. Powers
W. S. Cressey
Vina Kingsbury
Bath
Everett Trafton
Andrus Coleman
Thomas Hagan
Shirley N. ©. Hicks
Ruth Hicks
Charlotte Hobart
Jamaica
N. Y
Erlon Newdick
Augusta
Walter Newdick
Fred Thomas
Bath City Hospital
John Mitchell
Waltham
Mass
George
Mary Jorie
Ruth
Phyllis Drake
Popham
Elizabeth Smith
Charles MacMahan
Everett
Walter V. Cummings
Paris
Wilbur
Kishpaugh
East Orange
N. J
Frederick Laskey
Edith ‘Treat
Hazel
Louise Treat
Germantown
Howard Trafton
Carl Scott
Melrose
West Georgetown
Ralph Scott
Sagadahoe
Sagadahoe Bay
Samuel Hinckley
Earth
Camp Overlook Girls Enjoy Sea Beach Picnic
Camp Overlook girls had a pleasant Sea Beach picnic with steamed clams and sandwiches. Auntie Peggy planned trips to Seguin but a Bath stop happened instead, and Mr Brown drove the farm truck for a wonderful time. Plans call for Augusta and Boston trips, with past routes including Bath Gardiner and the State House. Mr and Mrs Herbert Kimball and their daughter Ruth visited. twenty callers attended camp recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Overlook
Sea Beach
Peggy
Seguin
Mr. Brown
Augusta
Boston
Bath Amd
Gardiner
New Augusta House
State House
Bath
Herbert Kimball
Revere
Ruth Kimball
Republicans Plan Large Get Together in Sagadahoc County
A major Republican gathering is planned for next Wednesday at New Meadows Inn in Sagadahoc County. Chairman Daniel E. Field will attend along with Eva Mason of Dover-Foxcroft, vice chairman, and Congressman Wallace H. White Jr. Invitations extend to Senators Bert M. Fernald and Frederick Hale, with expectations that at least one will attend. Also invited are Mrs. Guy P. Gannett and Joseph W. Simpson. The program mirrors past years with a shore dinner at 11.30 followed by an open air meeting on the lawn featuring remarks by the congressional delegation and others. Governor Brewster cannot attend due to a governors conference in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe County
New Meadows Inn
Daniel E. Field
State Committee
Eva. Mason
Dover-Foxcroft
Wallace H.white Jr
United States
Bert M. Fernald
Frederick Hale
Teast
Guy P. Gannett
Joseph W. Simpson
National Committee
Cahill
Inn
Brewster
Wyoming
Ice cream frozen by hailstones on Boone Island Light visit
Mrs. Fred E. Bragg of Bath with guests from Gloucester and Ford, N J, dined on hailstone frozen ice cream July 18 after a York Harbor thunderstorm. Eugene L. Coleman and keeper H S Hutchins collected hail, froze ice cream twice, and shared it with the group until 10 30 p m. A later shower yielded larger hailstones about half an inch in diameter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Bragg
Bath
Henry Pinkham
Gloucester
Mass
George H. Farrin
Ford
N. J
Eugene L. Coleman
Boone Island Light
York Harbor
Winkham
Coleman
Colonels at Fort Terry Camp for Anti Aircraft Training
Col George A. Baker of Bath Capt Albert W. Waterman of Portland and Maj James R. Waltman of Augusta oversee the 542nd Coast Artillery at Fort Terry N Y with attached officers from the 501st 545th and 544th regiments. Training includes two battalions manning anti aircraft and machine guns with target practice on airplanes from Mitchelfield. A Veterans Day demo led by Maj Waltman using 38 inch anti aircraft guns is planned for the First Corps of Cadets of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Baker
Bath
Albert W. Waterman
Portland
James R. Waltman
Augusta
542Nd Coast Artillery
Fort Terry
N. Y
Waltman
Mitchelfield
First Corps of Cadets of
Boston
Notes of Interest Show business acts visit Lewiston and Bangor
Blueberries are in markets at 35 cents per quart. The act Jean and Minnie tours New England venues from Lewiston to Bangor with Bath upcoming. Critics praise their stagecraft and Mimie’s vocal talent while Jean accompanies at the piano and dances. The new Gara hotel at Boothbay Harbor opened with a well attended reception Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Minnie
New England
Lewiston
Bangor
Bath
Boston
Mimie
Gara
Boothbay Harbor
Portland pair visiting Boston friend in Bath
Mr and Mrs KE C Murry of Portland pause the week in Bath with their friend S H Conley of Union Street Boston. Miss Dorothy Stevens of Damariscotta visits Mr and Mrs Albert Flint of Farrin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. C. Murry
Portland
H. B. Beal
Boston
Bath
H. Conley
Union Street
Dorothy Stevens
Damariscotta
Albert Flint
Farrin Street
FIVE ISLANDS Ladies aid fair and clambake report
The Five Islands community hosts a church fundraiser at the grange hall on Friday with a Ladies' aid fair a baked bean supper and evening entertainment. Boston Yacht Club members cruising in these waters enjoyed a Sedgemere clambake under ex-Commodore E V P Boynton with 20 yachts and about 100 diners. Prizes for yacht racing were awarded to Malay Marigold Petrel and India among others. A long list of locals and visitors are recorded in a village social roundup and cottage openings amid summer travel and visits through Bath Georgetown and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Boston Yacht Club
Sedgemere
E. V P. Boynton
C. E. Lauriat, Jr
Malay
Frank Merriwell Revival Tells of a Dime Novel Return
Gilbert Patten, famed as Burt L Standish, plans to revamp and rewrite the Frank Merriwell tales for a 1926 radio age. He reveals his summer work to reimagine the series with new thrillers while continuing to publish original Merriwell volumes in paper covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Patten
Camden
Post
Frank Merriwell
Mr. Patten
Burt L. Standish
Gilbert Patteh
Carlton hails progress on Kennebec bridge project
Senator F W Carlton, chairman of the Kennebec bridge, praises progress on the $3,000,000 Bath to Woolwich span. Engineers advance site prep, sand and gravel handling, cement storage, and track layout as Maine Central prepares for the deep cut and Arrowsic highway crossing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W
Kennebec Bridge
Kennebec
Bath
Woolwich
Independent
Carlton
Maine Central
Irom
Iron Works
Texas Steamship Yard
Raising Alfalfa as Maine Experiment
Twin County Farm Bureau documents a Maine alfalfa trial planted in 1923 on a hillside near Center Minot. Reports show yields of 4 tons per acre on a half acre, 3.6 tons on another, and 2 tons on third cuttings, with weed control and lime use highlighted as key factors. Additional plots and future plantings expand to 18 acres while noting winter kill risk and inoculation importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
West Minot
Center Minot
Twin County Farm Bureau
Twin County Dairy and Poultry
George Bailey
Morey Farm
Sawyer
L. J. Libbey
Notable Summer Visitors Stop Over in Bath Area
Miss Arline Rowe of Waltham entertains Miss Alice Johnson at Popham Beach while Jack Sweeney of Medford visits Capt. and Mrs. Frank W. Hagan on High Street. Numerous guests arrive from Brewer, Bangor, Boston, and beyond to visit Bath residents, with trips to Canada and Augusta noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline Rowe
Waltham
Mass
Rowe
Popham Beach
Alice Johnson
Jack Sweeney
Medford
Frank W. Hagan
Upper High Street
Marguerite Williams
Gorham Normal School
Ernest Williams
Campbell's Pond
West Bath
Louie Dunn
Alton
Boston
Dunn
Alton B. Thwing
Day’s Ferry
JL. W. Stewart
Boston & Maine Railroad
Gertrude Willis
Baths
Charlestown
Stewart
Willis Homestead
Arrowsie
Lillian Billings
Brewer
John Billings
Kathleen
Esther
Myrtle Morey
Stonington
F. R. McChesney
Bangor
Ralph Seekins
Washington Street
Billings
Seekins
Ben Y. Curan
Calais
Kaye Cockburn
M. A. Cockburn
St Stephens
N. B
William S&s. Thieckens
High Street
Byron Murchie
George
Center Conway
Thieckens
David H. Curtis
Augusta
Portland
Augusta House
Parris
Winthrop
Lewiston
Katherine Edgecomb
Miami
Fla
3. T. Barnes
Helen
Flora Edgecomb
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Helen Barnett
Jeannette Pearson
Alice Green
Barbara Eastman
Elizabeth Hunt
Marion Hunt
Boone Island
Col. Baker
Fort Terry, N. Y
Ris
J. R. Hodder
Lang
Roscoe Edwards
Charles Webber
Belmont
Edwards
George Yeo
KE. R. Couity
Winchester
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Bob
Ted
Chester Pinkham
Ellsworth Pinkham
Florine Stevens
Franz
Newark
James Stevens
Herbert Mouore
Charles
Herbert
Nova Scotia
Olive
Hope Rowe
Ethelyn Gray
Media Norton
Addie Amazeen
Lincoln Campbell
Joseph G. Stevens
Bath Hospital
Edward Norton
J. Bb. Crowell
C. W. Nocton
Carrie Luce
Hershel Dickey
Leslie
Virginia Rowe
Snowman Homestead
Linwood Stevens
Dorothy Campbell
Seguinland
Everett Kimball
Seon Williams
Williams
Olive Frances
T. D. Williams
Frank Verkins
Bernard McCausland
F. M. Biggins
Sidney L. Eaton
William Vaisley
J. A. Boyd
Philip Eaton
Isabel Laisley
Winnifred Shea
Somerville
Mary Norton
John Burgess
Warren Davis
Charles Amazeen
Eugenia Harford
Everett Cromwell
Lew Rittall
Charles Williams
Becket
Sarah Stevens
Albert Marr
Melvin Harford
J. T. McMahan
Edward Delano
Delia Davis
Mina Wilson
Albertina Stevens
James Lynch
Benjamin Roberts
Benjamin, Jr
Westbrook
Dophia Getchell
Fred W. Larrabee
Trufant’s
Roberts
Washburn
West
Roscoe Higgins
Christine
Song Forest
Warren
Maine
Tip Top
Frank Merrill
Boston Post
Nathan E. Coffin
Monday Evening Club
Park Street
Harley True
Norway
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