Bath Daily Life and Road Works Face Busy Season
The article discusses Maine mosquito control efforts and uses of kerosene oil spray, plus plans for road improvements, bridge vs ferry travel, and parking needs around Bath. It notes parking space shifts with the Kennebec bridge, roadside vegetation management, and traffic safety measures. It also covers ferry discontinuation implications, local industry expansion on the waterfront, and Maine towns gaining compressed air drills for blasting ledges.
CUT THE BUSHES AND BUILD ROADS WITH STATE AID
The piece argues maintaining and building roads is essential as towns increasingly pursue new road projects with state aid. It stresses that many towns still fail to grasp this necessity amid a widespread road expansion trend.
Personal notes from Bath and Portland visitors and trips
South Portland social set Miss Vesta Hinckley and Miss Doro thy Cobb spend summer at Five Islands then visit Bath on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Gahan drive to Portsmouth and meet friends for Mohawk Trail trip. Edward Brown of Bath attends Duffy Lewis day program in Bayside Park as Portland beats Lawrence. Desmonds and daughter Madeline visit Portland for the Portland Lawrence game at Bayside Park. Miss Alice Bowie of Hartford with Mrs Martha Jensen, missing two weeks, is with her parents on Drummond Street. Rudolph Locke of Boston travels Bath to Rockland to visit his mother, plans to stay with Edwin Powers of Cummings Street on return.
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Vesta Hinckley
Dorothy Cobb
South Portland
Five Islands
Bath
Charles Gahan
Portsmouth
N. He
Edward Brown
Portland
Duffy Lewis
Bayside Park
Taowrence
John J. Desmond
Madeline Desmond
Desmond
Alice Bowie
Hartford
Rowe House
Front Street
Opera House
Durand
Horace Manwaring
Marjory Wren
Olive King
Brunswick
Bert Stinson
Amesbury
Richmond
Seth Watson
Plovener Watson
Charles Watson
Harry Williams
Florence G. Maxwell
Harry Stilphen
Madeline Potter
Melvina Rorjesson
H. L. Stilphen
Alvardo Heoudlette
Carrie Houdlette
Corre? Trendlette
Tenant's Harbor
Pearl Perry
Norris Thompson
T. S. Leeman
Belle Call
Lewiston
Alfred Colesworthy
Lena Harlow
William Stacey
Farrmington
N. AL
Merv
Elmer Wing
Clayton Stinson
Mass
Ray Stinson
River Road
Pleasant View Farm
John T. Weeks
Drigster Helen
Minnie Dolormian
Newark
Noob
Frank Gorham
Ball River
Harry Stevenson
Somerville
Dix Thompson
Elizabeth Thomas
Gardiner
John Clark
Auburn
William Dingley
Edgar White
Nancy
Falmouth
White
Margaret Grover
Frank Preble
John Dixon
Porthind
Mildred Beedle
Densmore House
Forest White
Troutland
Marcaret Grover
Capitol Ishand
Marion Hersey
Boston
Georgiana Wakefield
Auguste
Jenness Morrill
Dorchester
G. C. Mariner
Truman Sawyer
Rockland
Charles Sylvester
Brunswick Road
Howard Wood
Bertha
Lynn
Linwood Newell
West Acton
Maine
Winnie Dresser
Letha Littlefield
Mary B. Curtis
Predericene Fellows
Marion McKenney
Birch Point
Ann P Donivan
Phyllis Cate
Dresden Mills
Frank Gray
Hartley Ranger
Theodore Passmore
Dresden
Sherman Roberts
Frank Bishop
AL AL Cole
Harry
Jordan
Stevens Bedding Co. Inc
New Hampshire
Vermont
Leslie F. Roberts
Bronswieck
Harpswell Center
Pauline Darrah
Ruth Curran
White Road
Sarah Pinkham
Clifton Cate
David Cate
Dresden Center
Maxine Pinkham
Gardiner Hospital
Delia Perry
Mabel Derry
James Wing
Augusta
Harriett Sheldon
Caroline Sheldon
Lawrence Kimball
R. Brown
Annual Richmond Camp Meeting Aug 12 21 with notable speakers
Richmond camp meeting begins Friday Aug 12 and runs through Aug 22 with a strong program. Speakers include Bishop William P Andersen Dr Alvin Goddard of Portland Rev Carl Mc Garland of Augusta Rev AL Leigh Randolph Rev J Ro Clifford of Gardiner and Karl De Grundy director of religious education First Presbyterian Lakewood Ohio. The Kennebec Epworth Leagues attend Nearly 900 strong and motion pictures will be shown through Pathe Pilgrimage series. The lockup has been cleaned and a public concert is planned amid social events and guest visits local residents report numerous arrivals and family updates.
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Richmond Camp
William P. Andersen
Alvin ©. Goddard
Portland
Carl Mc Garland
Augusta
AL OF. Leigh
Randolph
J. Ro Clifford
Gardiner
Karl de Grundy
First Presbyterian Church
Lakewood
Ohio
Cornish
Department of Public Welfare
State of Maine
Bepworth League
Kennebec Federation of Epworth
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Pathe
Jehu Eh Baimden
Boston
Oof
Mousie
Lehmend
Thomas Allen
Walthaga, Marss
Bria Allen
Chestnut Street
Revo
Oo B. Prederick
Tewksbury
Marss
Harry Whitney
Alice Sewell
Mas
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Lester Porter
Osem Lawrence
Edwina Walker
Yaruoinoth
Gertrude Cihitz
Vern Brackert
Freeport
Arthur Walker
Chinge
Mes
Wilbur Mehkenney
Dridge Street
Cape
Willis Perry
Doris
Cora Chippbell
William and
Rheld Blaisdell Gilbert Atwood
Teena Oliver
Phippsburg
Edith Benson
Elizabeth Craisdell
Chira Perry
Philadelphia
Pac Percy Baw
Bath
Lillian Piarks
Lewiston
Sine Joenness Morrill
Drorchester
Mrecend
G. Cl Marriner
Preda
Flora Shepard
Ethel Foster
Chester
Donald Foster
Richmond
Sammie Rowe
Newton
Mass
Franz Hutchins
Miner Williams Mendy
Gerald Os. Watson
Mechanic Falls
Seth Co Wlaitsen
Joh Dunn
Mack
Rodney
Dresden
Flora Denhian
Connecticut
Tome
Urving Hill
Dernard
Myrelyn
Winthrop
Walter Pinkham
Gardiner Sindsay
Richard Derby
Winchester
Town
Swan Ishind
Mer
Lawrence Oddy
Alice Oddy
Brunswick
Henry Pleovle
Barank
Leslie F. Roberts
Leslie W. Grundy
Cotton’s Cemetery
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DI Henry
Reed
George Shaw
Charles Marang
James Roberts
Forrest E. White
Margaret L
Pall River
Ridge Road
Garfield Hamilton
Massachusetts
J. H. Hailton
Sadie Gile
Aberdeen
Wash
W. M. Dinghy
John Sullivan
Old Orchard
Philip Nardine
Cora Conley
Ray Monroe
Woonsocket
RLTL
Paul Conley
George F. Wilson
Summer social scene draws crowds to Woolwich
Woolwich locals report lively summer days with many visitors. Guests include Mrs Annie Cunningham in Auburn Heights, Mrs Mary Curtis in Richmond, and Mrs William Gould returning from Bath City Hospital after 15 weeks. Numerous relatives visit, community sing at Montsweng church delights attendees, and residents host friends from Bath, Portland, New York, Lynn, Malden, and Augusta at Day's Ferry and local cottages.
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Annie Cunningham
Cornelian Cothran
Auburn Heights
Mary Curtis
AL AL Sto
Neott Tibbetts
W. J. Tibbetts
Bath
Toekomoek
Goldie Sheridan
Portlaned
Winona Stinsen
New York
Laura Raritan
Montsweng
Ralph Whittumn
Auburn
Percy
Flora Whittum
Edwin Day
Winship Reed
Flushing
N.Y
Jesse Mains
Brunswick Ties
Philladelphine
George Carlton
Bath visitor Gaudreau leads Portland theatre orchestra figure
Edward J. Gaudreau of Portland, leader of the I. F. P. Keith theatre orchestra, is visiting Bath for a few days. Miss Emily White leaves for Pine Point Old Orchard for a week with Miss Bernice Thebeau. Edgar Oliver John Bowie Miss Marion Morse and Miss Elsie Allegrin were visitors at Portland and Scarboro Sun. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Scott spent Sunday at Windsor, plan to stay at Windsor and Waldoboro with relatives. Mr. Scott returns week. Herbert J. Rice of Dover New Hampshire, passing two weeks at Sabine with children Herbert Jr. and Richard. Mr. Rice, former A&P store manager in the city, is now assistant superintendent of A&T stores in New Hampshire.
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Edward J. Gaudreau
Portland
I. FP. Keith Theatre Orchestra
Bath
Emily White
Pine Point
Old Orchard
Bernice Thebeau
Edgar Oliver
John Bowie
Marion Morse
Elsie Allegrin
Scarboro
Arthur B. Scott
Windsor
Catherine ¥ Hara
Viola
Lewiston
Melrose
Mass
George Guage
Sebasco
Etta Hughes
Sabine
Arthur Larrabee
James Knight
Sidney and
James, Jr
Ramsay
Brigham’s Cove
Ralph W. Bragg
Southern Division
GC. MO. Co
Coya Savage
Harry T. Passmore
Charles If. Hooper
Southwort
A. B. Crane
Yarmouth-by The-Sea
Morris Asinoff
Springfield
John & River
Georgetown
Pettingill
Carolyn Turner
Popham Beach
Beth
H. Dorman Perkins
Nathan E. Coffin
Doris Perkins
Evelyn Redlon
Richard Berry
Concord
N. H
Charles Lane
Frank Milliken
Clayton
Iva
Clarence J. Lane
Lincoln Street
Iva Lane
Muriel Lane
Clarence T. Lane
Camden
Donald Benjamin
Elizabeth Benjamin
Plainville
Conn
Linnea Kallgren
William FE. Palmer
High Street
Benjamin
Addiella Palmer
Boston University
William S. Newell
Washington Street
Sarah Jones
Charles W. Welch
Morristown
N.J
Harlan P. Small
Harriet Smith
Winchester
Richards
New Harbor
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Busch Returns After Boston to New York Marathon Fare
William H. Busch, 21, famed New England long distance runner, arrives in Bath bruised and exhausted after a 260 mile journey from Boston to Times Square. He completed 58 hours of grueling travel with blistered feet, sleepless hours, and no sleep. Despite doubts, he drew 20,000 spectators as motor escort carried him into New York. Plans to hike to Chicago arise, aiming to beat Edward Payson Weston’s 25 day cross country record with Maine supporters backing future ventures.
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William H. Busch
New England
Times Square
N.Y
Boston
Thusch
America
Busch
Liding
New York
Hartford
Conn
Bronx
Grait Square
Green
Nichols
Pat Boston
Teston
Porthudou
Chicago
Edward Payson Weston
Maine
Portland
Cactus in Bloom At Mrs Coombs Home
A light cactus in full bloom attracts attention at 15 Cherry Street home of Mrs George H Coombs. The plant showed 161 blossoms on Tuesday morning with more opening during the day. Blooms resemble pond lilies in shape and size and shade from shell pink to deep red. The plant has bloomed three consecutive years in seven years ownership. Rev and Mrs BE Hardin returned Friday night from Cuba New York, where he formerly preached.
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George H. Coombs
Cherry Street
Hardin
Cuba
N. Y
Two Bath men honored at Gen. Knox Memorial Association
Two Bath men were signally honored during Thomaston Monday at the Knox Memorial Association annual meeting. Admiral Charles F. Hughes attended, and Curtis D. Wilbur announced new honors for Admiral Toughes as chief of naval operations next November. The program urged funds to rebuild Montpelier, Gen Henry Knox’s Maine home, with prior donations from Andrew Mellon and Cyrus TH Curtis helping start the drive.
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Bath
Thomaston
Knox Memorial Association
Charles F. Hughes
Seattle
Portland Harbor
Gen
Knox
George Washington
Army
Navy
Curtis D. Wilbur
Toughes
Wilbur
Wattshall
Constitution
John A. Lord
Lord
Frances
Montpelier
Henry Knox
Gen. Knox
Maine
General Knox Chapter
Hagan to Coburn Classical in multi-sport move
Wilbur Hagan known as Bud dy leaves Morse High for Coburn Classical. The diminutive North End star shone as a quarterback and guard and played centerfield for baseball adding a left handed bat. Rumors hint Cannonball Oliver may move to Coburn Classical as Kent's Hill pursues the pitching ace.
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Wilbur Hagan
Buddy
North End
Morse High
Coburn Classical
Coburn
Cannonball Oliver
Kent
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