Bowdoin Sagadahce Grange installs officers amid sickness
Bowdoin Sagadahce Grange held an officer installation at Bowdoin Center with County Deputy Harry Rackley officiating. Several officers were absent due to illness while an oyster stew followed. ill residents include Mrs. Burns and multiple local families. East Bowdoin Ladies aid postponed two weeks to January 26 at Mrs. Ella Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Carr
H. K. Adams
Charles Babb
M. E. Smith
L. C. Starbird
Phyllis Starbird
Robert Enman
East Bowdoin
Irving Clough
Robert McAfee
Clyde Starbird
Augusta
Karl Hatch
Frank Seigars
Priscilla Small
North Bowdoin Social Notes Include Illnesses Visits
North Bowdoin reports visitors from Richmond and Litchfield Corner. David Paine remains seriously ill with Everett Black staying. Pearl West and Ellen Miller listed with illnesses. Farm Bureau meeting at Richmond Corner featured Mrs Meacham on kitchen storage. Auburn degree team to confer third and fourth degrees on 12 candidates at Sagadahoc grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Rideout
David Paine
Alfred Wenzel
Mr. Young
Richmond
H. T. Small
FS. Meacham
Clarabelle West
Farm Bureau
Richmond Corner
Meacham
Ellen Miller
Pearl West
Everett Black
Litchfield Corner
Auburn
Sagadahoc Grange
Unable to Attend Due to Members Illness
The group members report they cannot participate because several members are ill, causing a departure from planned activities. No other details are provided about the event or affected participants.
Missionary Society Hosts Guests and Plans Junior Group
Women's Home Missionary Society of the Wesley M E church hosted a Sunday school group at 723 Middle Street. They outlined forming Home Guards junior missionaries led by Miss Inez F Carr and Miss Catherine Shellenbarger. Mrs Eva Cahill led a devotional on Jesus the Friend of Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home Missionary Society
The
Wesley M
Earl B. Lermond
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Linnesod F. Carr
Forest L. Littlefield
Harris T. Rodick
Edward Cook
Liewerlyn D. Rogers
West Bath
Shellenbarger
Cook
Littlefield
Parssneen
Cahill
Lermon
Carr
Seneca H. Conley
Home Guards
Alice Coleman
Ruth Shellenbarger
Margaret Cook
Eni Besaw
Marilyn Cummings
Mary Darrah
Phyliis Darrah
Grace E. Swain Dies at 69 at Home in Augusta
Grace E. Swain 69, wife of Robert M. Swain, died Wednesday morning at her home 2 Franklin Street from complications after three weeks in bed. Born in Bristol to Cyrus and Sarah Jones, she leaves her husband, one sister Lillian M. Rowe of Augusta, three brothers Walter Jones Fitchburg Mass Henry Jones Florida, three sons Elmer O Robert H and William F Swain, and three grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Swain
Grace E. Swain
Franklin Street
Bristol
Cyrus
Sarah Little Jones
Lillian M. Rowe
Augusta
Walter Jones
Fitchburg
Mass
Henry Jones
Florida
Elmer O
Robert H
William F. Swain
R. M. McDonald
Grace Swain
Clarence Swain
Funeral for Miss Alice W. Sewall Held at Washington Street
The funeral was held Wednesday at two in the afternoon at Miss Sewall’s Washington Street home. Rev William I Wunsch of Waltham Mass former pastor of the Church of the New Jerusalem conducted the services. Interment followed at Maple Grove. Honorary bearers were six grand-nephews: Arthur Sewall Stumney Sewall Loual F Sewall and Edward Sewall of Bath Donald S Sewall and Joseph T Sewall of Boothbay Harbor. Attending from out of town were Mrs George and Mrs Joseph Noyes of Portland Mrs John K Jayne of New Canaan Conn Mr and Mrs Donald S Sewall and Joseph T Sewall of Boothbay Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice W. Sewall
Washington Street
William I. Wunsch
Waltham
Mass
Church of the New Jerusalem
Miss Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Stumney Sewall
Loual F. Sewall
Edward Sewall
Bath
Donald S. Sewall
Joseph T. Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Maple Grove
George
Joseph Noyes
Portland
John K. Jayne
New Canaan
Man With Car Wanted for Local Tea and Coffee Route
Help wanted for a local tea and coffee route. No experience required. Earn about 32.50 weekly at start. Write Albert Mills Route Mgr 221 Monmouth Cincinnati Ohio.
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Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnati
Bath Red Cross reports made at meeting Monday
Bath chapter officers were reelected at the Red Cross meeting in Sagadahce building. A veto was passed to appoint a board of directors and committee chairs to direct the chapter’s work. West Bath branch reported renewed activity, sewing for those in need, and continued nursing services with rising attendance and multiple charitable efforts.
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Bath
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Sagadaheck
Seth S. Mullin
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Arthur S. Crockett
Charles C. Low
Langcone. Snipe
J. Albert Redlin
Thomas S. Gibbons
Charles R. Farnham
Frank B. Nichols
Charles H. Cahill
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Frederick E. Drake
Warren E. Kershner
James F. Lockery
Grace P. Dickinson
William S. Shorey
R. Clinton McFadden
Daniel Williams
Harold P. Smail
Herman W. Crocker
J. Clifford Spinney
Henry W. Owen
Claracombs
Allen Irish
Allan Irish
William S. Newell
William S Newell
Daniel J. Perry
A. Carolyn Plant
Katherine M. McCarty
L. Lee Hooker
Edward V. Reed
John J. Keegan
Arthur Sewall
William H. Emall
Thomas W. Pease
Frederic H. Low
Frederick H. Kimball
E. Motley Fuller
Clinton D. Wilson
Edward W. Hyde
Caroline M. Moes
Daniel T. Dougherty
James B. Lemont
Arthur C. Lemont
William E. Palmer
Byron F. Barker
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
William W. Dennison
Clarence W. Morse
Arthur C. Norton
Rupert H. Baxter
J. Edward Drake
Harry F. Morin
Arthur J. Dunton
John H. Hyde
John C. Fitzgerald
Thomas Mac Bonald
William R. Freeman
Mary Newell
Carl C. Anderson
Elbridge R. Wright
Com.o
Annie Wyle Stackpole
West Bath
The
Red Cros
Grange
Harry Peterson
Bers
Henry
Sagadahce Block
Five prisoners arraigned and four sentenced
Sagadahoc Superior court opened with Associate Justice Fisher presiding. Four prisoners were arraigned on Wednesday. Barter and Blake received prison terms, McDougal and McNinch faced deferred sentences, and Witham pleaded not guilty to assault with intent to murder. Earlier, a $7500 settlement was reached in a separate automobile collision case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Fisher
Augusta
Sagadahoc
John P. Carey, Jr
Bisson
Hon
Ellis L. Aldrich
Topsham
Gray
Elmer E. Dinsmore
Bath
the Waverly Heating & Supply Co
Mr. Dinsmore
Joseph H. Dinsmore
The
Heating & Supply Co
George L. Roberts
Wallace L. Small
Teepsham
Roberts
Joseph A. Aldred
Alonzo Thayer
Benjamin Batchelder
West Bath
R. K. Millay
Thomas W. Borjesson
Bowciinham
Henry Caylton
Arrowsic
Everett E. Hatch
Melvin Curtis
Richmond
Harvey A. Henderson
Woolwich
Benjamin F. Jones
Bowdoin
Orville Rowe
Georgetown
Everett Wallace
Phippsburg
Pearl Stevens
Ernest R. Tedford
Edward W. Bridgham
Gardiner R. Deering
Ralph O. Dale
Cavey
Auburn
Albert Henderson
Loring D. Small
Langdon Green
Ezra L. Witham
Bowdeinham
Irving Beech
Brunswick
Witham
New Hampshire
Henderson
Thurman F. Barter
Boothbay
Colon McNinch
Alexander McDougall
Alexander McDougal
Joseph Pecknich
Pejepscot
Bowdoinham
Brunswick Salesman
Old Ladies Home and City Hospital to Divide Estate
The will of Dr. William J. Rouse filed for probate leaves equal shares to Bath City Hospital and the Old Ladies' Home on the death of two living beneficiaries Winslow Rouse of Roxbury and Mrs Molly Rouse Bartlett of Belmont. The estate will be turned into a trust fund about 10000 dollars. the fund will pay interest to the beneficiaries if the son dies. John P. Carey Jr is named executor and First National Bank of Bath named trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Rouse
Bath City Hospital
Old Ladies’ Home
Winslow Rouse
Roxbury
Mass
Molly Rouse Bartlett
Belmont
William J. Rouse, Jr
Bartlett
John P. Carey, Jr
First National Bank of Bath
Miss Douglas Resigns W C T U Presidency
Miss Alice May Douglas, longtime Bath Union leader, tendered her resignation as president at the regular meeting in Salvation Army hall. The motion to accept was tabled until a later date. The group adopted the national program for the year and planned a Prohibition Day program for Jan 24 led by Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Chaney.
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Alice May Douglas
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Bath Union
Salvation Army Hall
Douglas
Frances Rand
Young Peoples’ Branch
Frederick Hale
Wallace H. White, Jr
Carroll L. Reedy
Frederick J. Hoffman
Wilfred W. Chaney
Bowdoinham Household Builds Poultry Business Expansion
Leslie Berry has converted a large barn into a two story poultry house on the State road and winters 500 to 600 hens. He and wife Electa market eggs and dressed birds to customers. Community notes include Electa chapter O E G officers, Farm Bureau meeting, school reopenings, and a Bowdoinham-Mechanic Falls wedding of Harold Hackett and Genevia Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Berry
Curtis
Electa Chapter
Helen Mitchell
W. M
Ocaleb Mitchell
W. P
Eleanor Webber
A M
Zina Maxwell
A. P
Ellen M. Cornish
Lelia Blodgett
Mary Webber
Gladys Raymond
A. C
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Hortense Welch
State Department
Eastman
Ella Purington
Boston
Het
Rash
John A. Purington
Kenneth MacDougal
Houston
Bangor
Bertha Tibbetts
Richard Denham
Charles Browne
Louis Dyer
Wilbur Browne
Brunswick
E.bridge Cornish
Lisbon Falls
George Purington
Lewiston
Ida Purington
F. K. Jack
Augusta
Henry Cornish
Bridge Club
Charles Hackett
E. L. White
Bowdoinham
Harold E. Hackett
Genevia A. Daniels
Minott
Frank Lamb
Mechanic Falls
William Daniels
Mechanic Falls High School
George A. Hackett
Coombs High School
Hall Denham
Ruth McEwen
Alice Palmer
Methodist Parsonage
A. S. MicDougal
Portland
Loring Small
West Bath
E. P. Gile
Vendella Mosher
Wiscasset
Harry Mosher
Building Cottage at Birch Point for Providence Bank Chief
The first Birch Point cottage in 15 to 20 years is under construction for Thomas L. Pierce president of the Providence National Bank. Work began Monday near Harry O. Richardson's cottage on a lot sold by Federick FE Drake. Harold W. Delong of 857 Washington Street is the builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Pierce
Providence National Bank of
Providence
R. L
Harold W. Delong
Washington Street
Harry O. Richardson
Federick FE. Drake
Niven Recalls Laying of World War Mine Barrage
Paul K. Niven, editor of The Brunswick Record, described the World War I mine barrage across the North Sea from Scotland to Norway. He recounted the planning, development of vessels, thirteen excursions, and the destruction of submarines as the fleet faced dangers. The talk highlighted the astounding three level mine layout and a three month postwar removal effort with few casualties.
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North Sea
Central Church
Paul K. Niven
Brunswick Record
Frank B Nichols
Niven
Scotland
Norway
Britain
Dover
France
Mr. Niven
Scapa Flow
Glengarry
W. Tanner
Glengarry Spring Co
William HH. Small
Sewing circle unable to meet at Mrs. Scott's home
First Baptist church Sewing circle could not meet on Tuesday at Mrs. Stearns W. Scott's residence 16 Andrews road. Mrs. Scott was confined to bed with a cold.
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First Baptist Church
Nazarene Pastor Jett to Leave Church After Assembly Year
Rev. Howard P. Jett will resign as pastor of the Nazarene church at the end of the assembly year following a church board meeting Tuesday night. Under his leadership the church grew in numbers and spirituality and many friends, inside the church and city, regret his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Jett
The
Nazarene Church
Church Board of the Nazarene
Parsona
Jett
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