Fire damages Fuller Homestead and outbuildings in Sunday blaze
A Sunday morning fire gutted the west barn and heavily damaged the Fuller homestead at 832 Washington Street. The upstairs kitchen and a store room were damaged while water and smoke affected the Hooper and Rowe apartments. Loss runs to several thousands and is insured. Firemen fought the blaze from Engines 4 3 and 2, with an all-out at 8 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Louise Fuller
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Samuel D. Hooper
Alfred J. Rowe
Clayton A. Rowe
Mr. Rowe
Thomas Malia
Kenneth C. Trask
Western Union Telegraph Office
Rowe
Hooper
John H. Grindell
Brann and McDonough to Discuss County Road Funds
Governor Louis J. Brann and Federal Relief Administrator John A. McDonough visit Bath to attend the destroyer Dewey launch and hold a conference with Bath officials and county selectmen on allocating 1.7 million dollars in Federal road funds. The meeting at City hall is set for 1 30 p m with hearings expected from all municipalities seeking extensions of road construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Brann
John A. McDonough
Bath
Dewey
Bath Iron Works Corp
City Hall
Maine
Executive Council
Brann
West Coast strike halts traffic across Oakland and San Francisco
James P. Potter, Oakland Transportation Co. VP, reports widespread shutdowns from the Gulf to the Canadian border as longshoremen and shipowners clash. Militia in Oakland and San Francisco, 6,000 troops deployed. leaders threaten martial law amid halted vessels, stores, and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Potter
Oakland Transportation Co
Oakland
San Francisco
Narcissa Potter
Washington Street
Potter
Woolwich
Pacific Coast
Gulf
Canadian
Merriman
Rossi
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
San Francisco Bay
Marblehead Cruiser to Sail Bath for City Celebration
U S S Marblehead will visit Bath for the Saturday celebration and may play a baseball game with Bath. The Marblehead crew previously defeated Camden 14 1 Waldoboro 5 3 and Rockland Texacos 3 0, earning praise as the pride of the Atlantic fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Bath
Camden
Waidoboro
Rockland Texacos
Rockland
Atlantic
Waldoboro
For Sale Notices from Bess Ebber's Shop and Woolwich Lots
For sale at Bess Ebber's Come and See Shop on Riverside Route 209 a canary yellow cottage offers gifts from Poland Russia Italy and America for bridge games birthdays and showers. Also two Woolwich lots on Murphy Corner Road sized five and 16 acres inquire Mrs Lowell 23 Bedford Street Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Russia
Ital
America
Bessebber's
Popham Beach
Woolwich
Murphy Corner Road
Ll lL.lowell
Bedfordshtreet
Bath
Bowdoinham Social Roundup From Weeks End
Bowdoinham residents hosted and visited across Maine with trips to Augusta and Bath. Fire destroyed a Richmond barn storing hay, estimated loss $2500, while Iram Douglas’s death in Tuscon prompted town notices. The period featured gatherings, bridge games, visits from friends in Waterville, Brunswick, and Portland, and travels to Ocean Park and Popham Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauris Wilson
Old Orchard
David Graves
Bowdoinham
Richmond
Maurice Ware
Augusta
Burnice Burnham
Kittery
Erland Curtis
Ward
Iram Douglas
Ray Douglas
Tuscon
Arizona
Ella Purington
Delmar Curtis
Brunswick
Clarence Blackman
Waterville
R. A. Dickinson
Emily Rideout
Charles Hackett
George Cutler
Helen Britt
Frank Thorn
Belfast
Carrie Merrill
New York City
Clifford Heenie
Fairfield
Mabel Baker
Somerville
Mass
John Purington
John Muller
Merton Webber
Frank Siegars
Seckins
Massachuset
John Aldépit
Bay Road
Ige Hamilton
Dorchester
William Hamilton
Gertrude Atkins
Boston
Thelma Pratt
M. D. Pratt
Karl Hatch
Abbie Hulse
Grant Hulse
George A. Hackett
Cour
Hattie Hackett
Ralph Denham
South Portland
John Denham
Freeport
Varina Denham
Verda Colgan
Arlington
Elizabeth Blake
Massachusetts
Clara Fogg
R. D. Purington
Bridge
Winfield Lowell
Barbara Lancaster
Portland
Mabel Lancaster
J. E. Browne
Charles Houghton
West Medford
Browne
Pleasant Pond
Hazel W. Cornish
J. Bowdoin Lilly
Jane Browne
Miss Fogg
Portmouth
N. H
Harry Smalley
South Berwick
Mr. Smalley
Clifford Smalley
J. T. Cantrell
Horatio Dickerson
Charles Browne
New York
Vacation Bible School Ends with Program and Awards
Corlisle Street church Vacation Bible School closes with an eight to 9 30 program featuring memory work and songs. Silas E Plant reports 102 scholars enrolled over three weeks, 123 total involved, with 89 average daily attendance and 36 perfect attendances earning certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Corlisle Street Church
Charles H. Berry
Norma Cummings
Billy Hill
Mary McLaughlin
Silas E. Plant
Selma Cummings
Amos King
Betty Hill
Mary Lermond
Albert Berry
Malcolm Moore
Arthur Berry
Clyde Norton
Eileen Piper
Ruth King
Ralph Achorn
Loring Hart
Diana Pierce
Marilyn Cummings
Kathrina Moffatt
Deletra Hill
Stewart McPherson, Jr
Ruth Watson
Marjorie Palmer
Inez Kennerson
Olive Seavey
Dorothy Hill
Clarice M. Berry
Catherine Campbell
Rachel Scott
Estelle McCabe
Robert J. Bracey
Charles Moore
Paul Daley
Charles H Berry
Lillian Clark
Amanda Day
Mabel Wade
Wilfred W. Chaney
Ruth Clark
Mary McCabe
Edith Wallace
Gerald F. Carr
Relief Canning Centers Planned for Sagadahoc County
The Emergency Relief Administration will operate a canning center in Bath to preserve garden produce for winter relief. Surplus and labor will fund fuel and tins, with three cans per hour paid to workers lacking produce. Centers will be run under home economics supervision, with produce distributed where most needed and towns coordinating surplus donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Division
Emergency Relief Administration
Sagadahoc
Bath
State Extension Service
Red Cross
Dummer Street
Parent Teachers’ Association
Ada Brewster
Oxford County
Helen Cooper Richan
Auburn
Richan
Androscoggin
Waldo
Knox
Lincoln
Nassan Institute
Twin County
Dromore Grangers Meet On Tuesday
Dromore grange held its regular meeting Tuesday evening with lecturer Mrs Evelyn Beals leading a session on secret work. Members thanked her for a birthday plant and served coffee and cake. Plans for an August card party were discussed by the committee. Guest Mrs Johanna Hodgkins from West Bath grange attended and a songfest delighted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Evelyn Beals
Annie Clark Bowker
Ralph Kenney
Ralph Trask
The
Grange
Annie Purington
Marion Rafael
Alfreda Perkins
Johanna Hodgkins
West Bath Grange
Two Bath Girls Reported Missing
Florence Pooler fourteen from 70 Western avenue and Priscilla Warner thirteen of 623 Middle street disappeared Monday. Portland radio station aired a description by Wednesday noon to aid parents in locating them. Pooler wore a white suit with brown shoes and has dark hair in a Dutch cut. Warner wore a blue dress with ankle socks, black and white shoes, light hair in a Dutch cut, and had a red hair band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Pooler
Western Avenue
Priscilla Warner
Middle Street
Portland
Miss Pooler
Miss Warner
Drum Corps Readies Saturday Launching Day Parade
Acceptance letters from South Portland Saco Bangor Augusta and Bar Harbor shield the Launching Day parade and drum corps contest. Roland Smith drum corps of Bath expects more acceptances within a day or so. The event supports the Saturday observance with a packed program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Portland
Saco
Bangor
Augusta
Bar Harbor
Roland Smith Drum Corps of
Bath
Montsweag 4H Boys Club Lawn Party Tonight
The Montsweag 4H Boys Club hosts a lawn party Thursday at eight o'clock at Hill Crest Manse featuring a weenie roast ice cream and cold drinks. Games and stunts will entertain all attendees and everyone is welcome. The Daily Vacation Bible School closes Friday afternoon and Sunday at 7 thirty will present its exhibit and program including a pageant Through a Gallilean Doorway with Mrs Jason Merrill of Bath and Frederick Graves performing solos. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag 4H
Hillcrest Manse
Jason Merrill
Bath
Frederick Graves
Woolwich Local Notices Weave News of Guests And Visits
Woolwich notices list residents returning home after visits with grandparents in Bath Orlando and Yonkers. New baby Barbara Elizabeth welcomed at Bath Memorial Hospital. Community sing planned at Nequasset church hosted by Men's Forum and Ladies Auxiliary. Various residents travel, host, or visit including Springfield and Swampscott visitors and farm work at Reed Mains. Youth services at First Baptist Woolwich Center highlight weekend events.
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Millicent Shirley
Joseph Costello Hecht
Bath
Costello P. Hall
John Brown
Orlando
Fla
Chester Dana
Bath Memorial Hospital
Barbara Elizabeth
Men's Forum
Nequasset Church
Harold Gilmore
Yonkers
N. Y
Miss Smith
Springfield
Mass
John Reed
Capital Island Association
Winship Reed
E. Reed
Town
Clifton Scott
Reed Mains Farm
Donald Preble
Frank J. Walker
Maxine
Swampscott
W. L. Leeman
Rockland
Harold B. Leeman
I. B. Howard
Contract Bridge
Harry B. Tabor
Everett
Josiah Walker
Helen Montgomery
A. L. Corliss
Alex Robinson
Charles Corliss
8. A. Buck
Marcia Stinson
First Baptist Church
Woolwich Center
Ira Jay Martin
Russell
LeForrest Baker
Gilbert Hathorn
C. W. Seavey
Mt Verner
Frank R. Bailey
Republican Committee
John C. Gilmore
Laura Sewall
Stone House
William Stinson
Benjamin Shaw
Ruth Shaw
Dorothy Skillins
Splendid Concert at Sebenoa Hall in Sagadahoc
A large audience in Lebanon hall Sagadahoc Ferry Union enjoyed a Christian Service program featuring violin duets by Charles and Frederic Graves with accompanist Earl Spencer, monologue by Mrs Lula P Herbert, and multiple solos, duets, and one act plays including It Pays to Advertise and Henry Hires the Eric. refreshments and a candy table supported by Mrs Edward Reed and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Hall
Sagadahoc Ferry
Union For Christian Service
Charles
Frederic Grave
Earl Spencer
Lula P. Herbert Harold Roberts
John H. Carter
Frederic Graves
Spencer
Cook
Gertrude Gilmore
Burnette L. Bailey
Fred
George Carlton
Charles Graves
Fred Rice
Nelson Rice
Durree
Edward V. Reed
Florence E. Carson
Woolwich
Marilyn Hatch
Edith Roberts
Montsweag Lawn Party Benefit Tonight
A lawn party will be held Thursday evening July 26 at the Montsweag parsonage in Woolwich to benefit the Montsweag Boys 4 H club. Music will be provided and ice cream cake candy frankfurts and tonic will be for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag Parsonage
Woolwich
Montsweag Boys 4-H
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Maxine Crocker
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Thatcher B. Pinkham
Thatcher
Walter Morse
Elmer
Ocean Park
Arthur F. Mayo
Robert Brownell
Warren F. Hawley
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Jean Arthur
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
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