Charlie Ray Superstar and Hollywood Matrimony Buzz
A light feature profiles actor Charles Ray age 28 from Jacksonville Illinois with stage, Vaudeville, and Nymp start, notes his height six feet one half inch, and lists recent works The Clodhopper Hayfoot Straw Foot and Lucent titles. The piece also mentions Ann May Buck McGowan and other era stars plus Ethel Lynn wedding to Fred Fishback and several marriages in Hollywood.
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Charles Ray
Charlie Ray
Charlie
Jacksonville
Minois
Los Angeles Polytechnical School
Alice Maison
Mack Sennett
Buck McGowan
Buster
McGowan
Mollie McGowan
Roxana McGowan
Buck
Albert Ray
Annette de Grandis
Capt. C. Andrews
Camp Merritt
Hollywood
Ethel Lynn
Fred Fishback
Miss Lynn
Seréen
Cautauqua Circuit Travels Through Six Tents and Towns
The Chautauqua program moves along a six tent circuit visiting Bath as a midway point. Entertainers travel from Chicopee Massachusetts to Sackville New Brunswick with stops including Bar Harbor Brewer and Moncton. Junior Chautauqua promotes town pride and penny savings for tickets.
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Bath
Chicopee
Mags
Sackville
New Brunswick
Danvers
Mass
Bar Harbor
Brewer
Oliphant
Hazelton
Sandford
Royersford
Parkersry
Elkton
Towson
N. J
Bernardsville
Stanford
Moncton
N. B
Sunnyside
P.E.L
Charlotte
Halifax
Windsor
Truro
Grace Bay
Sydney
North Sydney
N. S
New Glasson
Spruce Hill
Sussex
Frederickton
Pittsfield
Beene
N. H
Brattleboro
Renwich
Hudson Tan
Our Own People and Visitors Include Bath and Lewiston Trips
Raymond Whalen works at the Texas Steamship Co stockyard in Hardings. Mrs. Ida Cotton and daughter Grace visit Mrs. James F. Lockery at 418 Washington. Phyllis Hathaway and grandmother Mrs. George McMullen visit in Gardiner. Clough family from Portland toured Bath. Frank Coffin and son from Worcester enjoyed a Maine summer and Lewiston trip with Empire show. John Belanger, recently discharged, recalls wartime sea voyage and torpedoed transport escape.
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Raymond Whalen
High Street
Texas Steamship Co
Hardings
Ida Cotton
Grace Cotton
James FE. Lockery
Washington Street
Phyllis Hathaway
North Street
George McMullen
Gardiner
McMullen
Bath
Clough
Chevelet
Portland
Maxim & Roche
Washington Park
Frank Coffin
Frank, Jr
Worcester
Mass
Lewiston
West Bath debut of Ida Hall as war recruiting pioneer
Miss Ida Hall, noted actress and first woman to join U S. Army recruiting, visits Mrs. George W. Jewett at Campbell's Pond West Bath. Her career includes The Man Who Came Back and vaudeville tours. plans with Idella Altekamp to perform in Keith circuits and tour California Australia and England after two weeks at Pemaquid.
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Ida Hall
America
George W. Jewett
Campbell's Pond
West Bath
Hall
Adjt
Sweetsh
New York
Camp Devens
Bumpkin Island
Commonwealth Pier
Pelham Bay
Strand Roof Garden
Rector’s Maxim's
Miss Hall
Idella Altekamp
Mrs. Jewett
Pemaquid
Miss Altekamp
Richard Brown
Towdeinham
City Hospital
Stanley
George W. Hildreth
Topsham
Lincoln Street
Green Street
State Road
Harry F. Morin
Colgan
Police
Bowdoinham
Eugene R. Brown
Omar Perry
Bath City Hospital
Perry
Linda Campbell
Elmer McFarland
Bath
Thelma Kittridge
Sabine
F. W. Larrabee
Elmer Craig
A. G. Fisher
Foster's Point
E. W. Haggett
Smith
Oakledge
Sewall Worster
Auburn
Harding
New Meadows
Harry Aitken
Tlelen
Ruth
Tbeachmont
Mass
KE. B. Noyes
Clara
Everett
Charles H. Hatch
Carl Hatch
Gretchen Hulse
Samuel Bates
Chester Freeman
Donald
Sydney Eaton
Eleanor
Fred Duren
Richmond
Elmer Hodgkins
Ellen
Melville Smith
Robert Wishart
FE. B. Noyes
H. A. Duncan
Dr. Warren
Worcester
Arthur Beam
Bates Bungalow
Richard Hastings
Williams
John Milliken
Dorothy
Readfield
Ernest EF. Williams
Samuel Cole, Jr
Walter Butler
Malden
FH. R. Rich
Helen Malcolm
Charles B. Williams
Malcolm
Filbride Malcolm
Eureka
Cal
Walter Brown
Rachel Potter
Brown
John Flanders
E. ©. Higgins
Somerville
Florence Neiley
Wiscasset Officer Wins British Military Cross
Dr. F. S. Wright of Bellaire Ohio son of Capt and Mrs John F Wright of Wiscasset received the Military Cross from Britain for extraordinary bravery in action. A former captain with U S A and veteran of conflicts in Flanders and Northwestern France, he served with the 38th division of the British army and was discharged recently.
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F. 8S. Wright
Bellaire
Ohio
John F. Wright
Wiscasset
The
Daily Times of
F. 8. Wright
U.S. A
Flanders
France
Great Britain
Wright
England
Somme
Woolwich Boat Shop Expands To Meet Demand On Shore
The Blaisdell boat shop at Woolwich doubles its capacity by adding a second shop and lumber storehouse to serve a busy output including a top on a Raymond Welch boat and a life boat for a schooner. The move aims to keep boats spotless away from gas works smoke and grime as Mr. Blaisdell and his son expand along the water front. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cummings return from the Elks convention in Atlantic City and visit relatives in Wattsville and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaisdell
Woolwich
Raymond Welch
Percy & Small
Blaisdells
Walter Cummings
Atlantic City
Wattsville
Philadelphia
New York
Bath Chautauqua Guarantors Agree to 600 Tickets
The Bath Maine Chautauqua Association of Pennsylvania contract shows guarantors commit to selling 600 season tickets at 2.50 each totaling 1500 plus duties for distribution and support costs. The agreement covers tent setup, advertising, police protection, and ticket handling with deficit absorption by guarantors.
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Chautauqua
Bath
Chautauqua Association
Chautauqua Association of Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
United States
Bertha Smith Titus
Elizabeth May Roberts
N. J. Horan
Fr. Horan
the Times
Staine
Maine
Chauteuqua
Guarantors Named in Chautauqua Ticket Contract Noted
A contract clause requires thirty guarantors to bind the agreement, but fifty names appear as guarantors. The list includes George B. Thompson Rev. David L. Wilson E. R. Leonard F. B. Nicholas and many others, each limited to fifty dollars liability.
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George BE. Thompson
David L. Wilson
E. R. Leonard
F. B. Nicholas
Edward B. Smith
Robert
John J. Desmond
Hyman H. Abramson
N. Lackson
W. J. O'Brien
F. H. Percy
C. W. Morse
Margaret R. Foote
Cecil B. Paine
W. Shorey
Nellie C. Marston
Th. M. Plummer
Mary F. Gibbons
Wilbur C. Oliver
N. Gratz Jackson
Charles H. Cahill
Bath Club Triumphs Over Wiscasset In Humble Tilt
The Bath ball team defeated Wiscasset Friday afternoon in a 1 to 6 game. Daley and Cutting pitched well for Bath while Carlton, hurt by a pitched ball in the fifth, left the box. Hever was charged with a loss as Laskey of Bath closed the game. Bath has been showing strong play and may schedule a clash with Cabots of Brunswick next Saturday.
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Thisimar
Calais
Bath
Wiscasset
Daley
Cutting
Carlton
Laskey
Cabots
Brunswick
Po Herson
Murray
Ducan
Moman
Perham
Hennessy
Talbot
Ss Cutting
P Daley
Readonate
I’ McPhee
G Green
McPhee
S Main
Gorham
Bailey
E. McPhee
W. Roy
Nelson Pereau wedding in Bath with guests from Maine and Connecticut
Clinton T. Nelson of Gardiner wed Pauline J. Pereau of Bath at the bride’s mother Mrs. Margaret Pereau’s home. Officiant is Key Samuel A. Evans of People's Church. Out of town guests included Miss Pauline Emery and Lewis M. Moores. The couple left for a Boston honeymoon and will settle in Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pereau
South Street
Clinton T. Nelson
Gardiner
Pauline J. Pereau
Bath
Samuel A. Evans
People’s Church
Pauline Emery
Auburn
Lewis M. Moores
Harmer
Brunswick
Sadie Pereau
New Britain
Connecticut
Maxwell
Texas Yard
Deplorable Sewer Conditions Prompt Alderman’s Order
Alderman L Stront issued a Thursday order directing the Board of Highways and Sewers to extend sewer pipes to low water mark along Drummond and Trufant to stop filth and stench from open sewers. Potter noted a family never opened windows for seven years by the open sewer while Cain could not reach an apple tree due to surrounding sewage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trufant
L. Stront
Board of Highways and Sewers
Board of Common Council
Board of Highways
Drummond and
Fred ©. Potter
Charles 5. Cain
Bowker Schooner Mary Stuart Launched at Phippsburg Center
Fairer skies favored the launching of the four masted schooner Mary Stuart by Bowker & Sons Co. at Phippsburg Center on Friday at 10. Mrs Dorothy Day Drisko, wife of Captain Ralph T B Drisko Jr, chose to launch aboard and to plant flowers for the event as a tug attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stuart
Bowker & Sons Co
Phippsburg Center
Dorothy Day Drisko
Ralph TB. Drisko, Jr
Sunday Night Concert by Texas Marine Band Opens City Park Series
The Texas Marine band led by H. W. Burden opened the municipal concert season on the city park stage to a large appreciative audience. Burden offered a strong mix of classical and popular tunes with encores, while Gaudreau's Military Band also performed earlier, delighting attendees and expanding the city’s band scene.
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Texas Marine Band
H. W. Burden
Burden
Gaudreau
Lamb Moulton couple wed in Bath at home of justice
Walter Lamb of Sabattus and Bertha Moulton united in marriage Sunday at 4 PM by Justice Albert Grassy at 14 Walker Street Bath. Lamb works as an anglesmith at Bath Iron Works. They will reside in Bath.
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Walter Lamb
Sabattus
Bertha M. Moulton
Albert J. Grassy
Walker Street
Charles Lamb
Sabattis
Anglesmith
Bath Tron Works, Ltd
Herbert E. Seavey
Pine Point
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Ann May
Bert Lytell
Lombardi, Ltd
Miss May
Pearl White
Fox
Ben Alexander
Griffith Pictures
Bessie Barriscale
Dixie
Queensboro, N. Q
Vitagraph Players
Brooklyn
Alice Joyce
Winchester
Gladys Leslie
Belinda
Ier
Joseph Purgh
Vitagraph
Cable
Lloyds of London
Cupid
Bessie Love
Geraldine Marleigh
William Farnum
Lohes
Tew Hall
Weat Bathodist
Athens
Durhshill
White Mountains
Joseph W. Tarrabee
Mark W.bewall
Martim Porington
Fred Rich
Misa Antje Trufant
Will H. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
William F. Mitchell
WISC
Woolwich Boat Shop
Caren
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Bath Club
Nelson-Pereau
Helen M. Andrews
Edward Little
Bowling Bow
Neb
Augustus O. Thomas
Nebraska
Mss Andrews
Arthur B. Andrews
Hattiesburg
Miss
Carl Hessell
Cornetist
Bath Opera
Boston
Bowker
Lamb—Moulton
Joseph Berry
Charles Hazleton
East Boston
Edward Hall
Bay Point
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