Three Bath Anglers Take First Striped Bass Of Season
Three Bath anglers including Carl Kennedy Ernest Rogers and Earl Oliver fished Merrymeeting Bay on Monday taking three striped bass from the sands. The fish weighed about five pounds each with one slightly over five pounds and another just under five. They used pike plugs in their morning outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Bay
Bath
Carl Y. Kennedy
Trufant Street
Oakhurst Dairy
Ernest G. Rogers
Cornerbrook Foundry and Machine Co
Earl Oliver
Milan Street
Th Hyde Windlass Co
Rogers
Kennedy
Oliver
Reed Reed and Marion Coleman Married at Central Church Parsonage
Elbridge H Reed son of Mrs Ethel Reed and Clarence Reed of Flushing New York wed Marion L Coleman daughter of Ralph Coleman at Central church parsonage. Dr David L Wilson officiated with Evelyn Coleman and Clarence E Reed Jr as attendants. The couple both graduated Morse High School with Mrs Reed employed by F W Woolworth Co and Mr Reed a shipfitter at Bath Iron Works Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbridge H. Reed
Ethel M. Reed
High Street Court
Clarence E. Reed
Flushing
L. I
Marion L. Coleman
Ralph G. Coleman
Valley Road
Central Church Parsonage
Middle Street
David L. Wilson
Evelyn Coleman
Reed
Morse High School
Miss Doris Armstrong Wins Ten Dollar Home Ownership Essay Prize
Morse High School senior Miss Doris Elinor Armstrong of 1218 Washington Street won the $10 prize donated by State Senator Arthur G. Spear for the best letter on owning a home. Stanley Cressey received honorable mention. Armstrong’s essay extols home ownership as security and community roots with low or no down payment and monthly installments. Mrs. Isabelle T. Kennedy returned home after a month in New York and California attending fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Elinor Armstrong
Washington Street
Morse High School
Arthur G. Spear
3 Valley Road
Miss Armstrong
Stanley Cressey
Engagement announced for Dorothy Folz to Lieut Richard G. Jack
Lieut Com and Mrs Arthur F Folz of Portsmouth NH announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Graham Folz to Lieut jg Richard G Jack son of Mrs Arthur M Jack of Minneapolis Minn Folz a UNH class of 1939 graduate and Chi Omega member is engaged to the Annapolis Naval Academy graduate of 1935 attached to the USS St Louis The couple has not set a wedding date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Folz
U.S. Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. H
Dorothy Graham Folz
J.g
Richard G. Jack
Arthur M. Jack
Minneapolis
Minn
Folz
University of New Hampshire
Chi Omega
Dorothy Folz
Charles E. Hyde
Bath Iron Works
Lieut
Jack
U. S. Naval Academy At
Annapolis
USS
St. Louis
J. W. S. Wuest
U. S. Air Corps
Personal notes of regional visitors and family events
Sam Stoddard of Lewiston was a business visitor in this city on Monday. A. E. Whittemore of South Portland was a business visitor in Bath on Wednesday. Mrs Walter Coombs and daughter Blanche celebrated Memorial Day in this city. Rev Horace Holton of Brockton Mass returned home after opening his Summer home at Wynburg. Ralph O Dale from the University of Maine 42 spent the weekend with his parents on Middle Street. John Fullmer William Voltz Mr and Mrs Charles Snow returned Tuesday night from a weekend visit to Flemington New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Stoddard
Lewiston
A. E. Whittemore
South Portland
Bath
Walter Coombs
Blanche
Horace Holton
Brockton
Mass
Wynburg
Ralph O. Dale
University of Maine
R. O. Dale
Middle Street
John Fullmer
William Voltz
Charles Snow
Flemington
N. J
Janet
David
Harvey
Watertown
Ames
Tynes
Mary Hall
Poe Brunswick
Caey Gus
Cine
Georgie Dunham
Ie Lang
Lote Lang
Oia Orchard
Howard Lowd
Lake View Hotel
Bridgton
Helen Britt
Charles Hackett
Bert Merrill
Barbara
Bristol
New Harbor
Munsey Ouse
Norman B. Small
Melrose
Simon
Grange Hall
Merry Meeting Grange
John Gibson
Wakefield
R. ‘D. Purington
Hattie Jack
Maine Central Station
Albert Henderson
Roger Robinson
Lyle Temple
Gardiner
Courtney Nealey
Sanford
Phillip Nealey
George Cutler
Portland
Maud Rogers
Gertrude Rogers
William Cairns
Newark
William Rogge
Lewis la Rochelle
China
Leo la Rochelle
Waterville
Edward LaRochelle
George Hackett
Linwood Hackett
Helen Robinson
Roland
Zina Maxwell
Bristol Mills
James H. Ames
Bath Municipal Court
Phillip Webb
Ocean Park
Webb
Belle Dunlap
Roland Small
Small
George Brown
Charles Budge
Richmond
George Robinson
Florence Sedgley
Ella Purington
John McCart
Mary Dodge
Norman Rowe
Ridge
John Jewel
Wellesley
Jesse Irish
William Hamilton
Humphrey Hamilton
Boston
George Hamilton
Brunswick
Bowdoinham
Memorable 1901 State Grange trip braved storms and wrecks
Mrs Mill ward G Patten recalls a perilous Bangor 1901 journey with Topsham and Fryeburg delegates. A flooded bridge halted travel. special trains and a crowded steamer strained to Bangor, crews pumping seas and singing to avert panic, ending in a grateful reception at Bangor House. The Maine Central railroad earned the group’s thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Androscoggin Grange Pomona
Millward G. Patten
Topsham
Orono
E. Chandler Buzzell
Fryeburg
State Grange
Bangor
Patten
Topsham Grange
John Alexander
Brunswick
Pejepscot
Portland
Lewiston
Frank Adams
Maine Central
Bath
Rockland
Camden
Bucksport
B. Walker McKeen
Bangor House
Mr. Adams
Rock
Maine Central Railroad
Carters
Mansur Mansur Wedding Friday in Augusta Home
Harriet Ellen Moody and Norwood Walter Mansur wed in a double ring ceremony at the Moody home in Augusta. The bride wore cornflower blue chiffon and white roses, with attendants and a 75 guest reception. After June 2 they reside at North Shore Lake Cobbesseecontee. Both families connected to local schools and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Ellen
George P. Moody
Bedford Road
Norwood
Walter Mansur
Herman R. Mansur
Augusta
H. Mortimer Gesner, Jr
All Souls Unitarian Church
John Shaw
Augusta Lodge
Augusta Lodge of Elks
Augusta Country Club
Brown Gackenbach wedding at Grace Episcopal
Kenneth J. Brown and Wilhelmina M. Gackenbach wed Friday at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev. Charles M. Tubbs officiating. The couple, both connections to Bath, plan to live at 4 Cobb road after a short wedding trip. attendees included out of town guests from Portland and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth J. Brown
Zadoc F. Brown
Middle Street
Wilhelmina M. Gackenbach
Merritt C. Gackenbach
Cobb Road
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles M. Tubbs
Mabel R. Redlon
Harold Brown
Camden
Morse High School
Bath Trust Co
Brown
Rockport High School
R.C.A. Institute
Boston
Bath Iron Works Corp
Maude Greenleaf
Portland
Vera Howe
Vachon Stilphen Wedding Reported In Portland
Returns of the marriage of Raymond A. Vachon and Martha M. Stilphen were filed with City Clerk John W. Gilmore. The couple married May 26. Tulips and thousands of brooms were noted in bloom as Portland marks Tulips Sunday with Park Commission events and displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Vachon
Joseph D. Vachon
Weeks Street
Martha M. Stilphen
Irving L. Stilphen
Richardson Street
John W. Gilmore
Ralph O. Dale
DeWts
Princes of Austria
Prides of
Haarlem
Portland
The
Park Commission
William J. Dougherty
Commission
Classifieds Notice: Rentals and Ads For Sale
Rate details for classified ads include 25 words first insertion at 35 cents and 20 cents for each subsequent insertion. Copy must reach office by noon on Wednesdays. Listings include a Popham Beach cottage with nine rooms and utilities and other cottages on Atkins Bay. Contact Owner at 63 Park Street, Orange, N J. Also farm or city property listings via Pred B Reed Co. Bath details with Wallace contact on 93 Front Street, Bath. Telephone 514-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
South Beach
Atkins Bay
Purage
Park 5
Orange
N. J
B. Reed Co
Wallace
Pront Street
Bath
Bowdoinham Residents Share Weekend Visits and Local News
Several Bowdoinham residents hosted guests from Massachusetts and New Jersey over the weekend. Events include theatre and dining outings, teaching staff changes for the coming year, and a town baseball game with a Brunswick team scheduled for Sunday.
Local Notes From Bowdoinham Post Road Area
Mrs. Mary Dougan returns to her summer home after a New York stay. Mrs. Harry Purington moves back from Portland to the Dingley road. he spent the weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Christopher relocate from Lawrence farm to Pejepscot. James Cornish ill. Dr. Pratt of Richmond attending. L H Berry buys a new auto. George Rowe home from Brunswick hospital. Mrs. Ralph Wheeler and Mrs. Charles Valentine with children visit neighbors on this road. Nona Alice Jay visits aunt Mrs. Annie Cobb in South Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dougan
New York
Harry Purington
Portland
Dingley Road
Purington
Arnold Christopher
Lawrence Farm
Pejepscot
James Cornish
Dr. Pratt
Richmond
L. H. Berry
George Rowe
Brunswick Hospital
Ralph Wheeler
Topsham
Charles Valentine
Nona Alice Jay
O. Jay
South Portland
Annie Cobbs
Merrymeeting Grange Hosts Electric Cookery Night
Merrymeeting Grange in Bowdoinham entertained about 100 people after its meeting Friday night with a cooking school. A. L. Wing of Richmond and Miss Smart of Augusta represented Central Maine Power Co. and demonstrated meals on an electric stove. Meals were served by local volunteers with named contributors, and Linwood Hackett won an indirect lighting lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Grange
Bowdoinham
A. L. Wing
Richmond
Smart
Augusta
Central Maine Power Co
Chester Hobart
George Hackett
R. E. Ferguson
W. H. Gould
Louisa Given
Milton Given
Howard Moody
Helen Allen
Josephine Lancaster
Linwood Hackett
Thousands of swallows swarm Ford Mills air vents
Several thousands swallows, arriving a day before last year, sought shelter from heavy rain. They had recently visited the Sanford garage air vent, suggesting restaurants with air conditioning should screen outlets to deter future bird roosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Mills
Sanford
Court Declares Miss Elg Citizen of United States
The U S Supreme Court ruled Miss Marie Elizabeth Elg, born in Brooklyn to Swedish parents, retained U S citizenship after her family moved to Sweden. The decision upheld her birthright citizenship despite her parents later renouncing their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Butler
Moatsweag Farm
Woolwich
Charles Henry Butler
Marie Elizabeth Elg
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sweden
Supreme Court of the United States
Charles E. Hughes
Miss Elg
United States
Department of Labor
Hull
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
New York
Hughes
Butler
Bath Rotary Club
Ely
Hadley Flanders Bride United in Quiet Brunswick Home
Miss Helena Hadley wed James Flanders in a double ring ceremony at the Hadley home 14 Bowdoin Street Brunswick attended by immediate families. The couple planned a Boston wedding trip and will reside in Lewiston after June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Hadley
James Flanders
Lewiston
William E. Hadley
Bowdoin Street
Brunswick
Leon Paine
Mechanic Falls
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Gitation Motheng
Beacon Street
Carl P. Meister
Meister
Epworth League
Epworth
Caroline St. Martin
Lloyd Doyle
Mr. Miller
Paul Legard
Mrs. Miller
Geraldine Smith
Betty Miller
Margaret Brimigion
Richard Small
Stanley Harvey
Merrymeeting
Reed-Coleman
Young Coupe
Central Parsonage
Doris Armstrong
North End
Isabelle T. Kennedy
California
Mr. Potter
Grace Church
Vachon
Stilphen
de Samson
de Loe Models
A. D. Stetson & Son
Tetson
Bowdoinham Post Road
Uptown
Dennis O'Keefe
Florence Rice
Texas
Gene Autry
Buck Jones
Helen Twelvetrees
Tim Holt
Virginia Weldler
Hadley—Flanders
Pera
Nelson Eddy
Virginia Bruce
James Ellison
Helen Wood
Ee Carey
Frankie Code OF the Street
Mond
Alice Faye
Tyrone Power
AL Jolson
Rose OF
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