Community Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Winneganee Community club held its annual meeting on Thursday night with officer elections led by President Harry C. Webber and reports read from club officers. The treasurer noted the clubhouse note had been reduced to less than one fifth of the original amount, and plans were set for summer improvements and a possible lawn party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneganee Community Club
Harry C. Webber
Reuben H. Purington
Olney ©. Perry
Frank Derry
Charles E. Preble
Joseph Th. McCutcheon
John G. Morse
Fuure
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Wilton G.tates
House Committee
Dromore Grange
American Legion
Legion
Tle au Haut Island Featured In Penobscot Bay Scene
One of Penobscot bay’s most picturesque islands, Tle au Haut, rises high on the eastern side. A very high point dominates the landscape as locals note the scenic outlook. Community notices describe regular Ladies' aid meetings, Grange events, and local visits. Road Patrolman Coffee toured the village with the round machine. Dro more Grange enjoyed a lively Tuesday night with a well received music program and plans for June Sagadahoe Pomona on Five Islands. Evening Workers met at Mrs. Preble’s, with next Monday’s gathering set for Mrs. Coombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Five Islands
Sagadahoe Pomona Orange
Charles E. Preble
High Street
Fred S. Coombs
Forests Open for Free Camping with Simple Permits
The Forest Service promotes national forest recreation with free camping and accessible trails. Permits allow five acre rentals for 1 to 30 years, costing $5 to $25 for private residences and $50 to $250 for resorts. A forest supervisor oversees permits and summer leases require clear public-need justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
American Tree Association of Washington
Congress
Eastern National Forests
Corliss Sunday School May Change Its Hour
Corliss street church Sunday School workers discussed shifting the lesson before the church service for the summer. The plan was approved for a school vote next Sunday. A program committee including Rev. Robert H. Carey and Sidney J. Eaton will arrange winter meetings with special features.
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Sunday School Workers of
Corliss Street
Eaton
Robert H. Carey
Sarah Coombs
John Hunt
E.R. Wright
Sunday school to Ocean Park trip funded in August vote
The group named Mrs John int Rev Robert A Carey Supt Eaton Miss Evelyn Dodge Miss Eula Fielding and Marry McIntire as attendees. It was decided to send one representative for ten days in August pending funds. Abby McCabe will investigate fundraising options. July and August meetings are omitted with September second Tuesday set as the next meeting. All future meetings will be in the small vestry unless otherwise voted. Treasurer reported a pleasing balance on hand.
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John Int
Robert A. Carey
Eaton
Evelyn Dodge
Eula Fielding
McIntire
Ocean Park
Abby McCabe
George L
Foxboro
Mass
Dromore
Ray Campbell
Lloyd Barring
Barring
George N. Cutting
Cross Roads
Totman
Popham Beach
Lords
Vpophaca Beach
Small Point Beach
Eric Carlson
Frederick Cobb
Katherine Johnson
Percy Johnson
Waterville
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edward Thomas
Bath
Hattie Malcom
Hiram Malcolm
Cora Malcolm
James Malcolm
Gardiner
Jane Wyman
Winneganee
Wyman
Ernest Morgan
South Portland
Andrew Derry
Meadowbrook
Selectman
J. Thadford Sprague
Small Point
Edwin M
Parker Head
Mark L. Percy
Galen P. Daley
George Chandler
Bath City Hospital
Mr. Chandler
Riverside
Walter Williams
Murray Trask
William Pallett
Lynn
Elbridge W. Morse
Maxwell
John Young
Boston
Joseph Young
M. F. Wilbur
William TL Guptil
Brunswick
M. E. Wilbur
Waltham
Cox's Head
Margaret Perry
Portland
Superintendent of Schools
Center School House
H. B. Bass
Alvin Coss
Forest Hills
N. Aa
W. FE. MelIntirest
Mountain View Farm
Percy Varvin
Friends
Philadelphia
Alliquippa Hotel
Second June Session of Probate Court in Sagadahoc County
Sagadahoc county probate court, with Judge Lowell presiding, grants and filings include wills allowed for Mary N. Pinkham of Bath, Frances A. White of Topsham, and others. estates under administration for several residents. inventories filed. bonds, trustees, and licenses to sell real estate addressed. various executors and guardians appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe County
James Ss. Lowell
Mary N. Pinkham
Bath
Chester
Colby
Frances A. White
Topshiain
William Alexander
William EF. Richardson
Whippsburg
Walter BE. Richardson
James TD
Lawrence
Arrowsie
Fred L. Lawrence
Charles J. Wright
Effie C. Wright
Evelyn K. Tabor
Lucinda T. Sprague
Blanche EK. Ames
Woolwich
Annie Henderson
Sarah P. J. Hathorne
Alton Th. Thwing
Carrie
Shaw
Enoch Y. Shaw
Topsham
Robert Fulton
Bowdoinham
Harriet J. Fulton
Sarah Elizabeth Frost
William EF. Frost
Betsy Ann Payne
William 0. Kimball
John H. Payne
Lillian Tr
Harold D. Deering
Lulu
Atkins Guardian
Old Cedar Dug Out Arrives in Bath
An over 100 year old cedar dugout from Haiti, roughly hewn and about 12 feet long with a three foot beam, arrived at Fremont Rowe's Commercial street antique shop in Bath. The single piece craft features a hollow stern for sculling and a long keel, showcasing hours of work and drawing many visitors. Miss Sarah Munsey and Lorrain Price are noted in local health and work news respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Rowe
Commercial Street
Maine
Haiti
Meine
Capt
Phippsburg Plans First Public Graduation Exercises
Phippsburg seniors will hold their first public graduation at the Center church on Friday June 25 with examinations led by Superintendent John H. Carter. Top students include Caroline A. Oliver valedictorian Doris Pushard salutatory Edmond Collins history Burleigh Williams prophecy and Jorena Gilliam gifts. Class colors are rose and green with motto Ever Onward. The program features music and other events and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Center
Center School
John H. Carter
Morse High
Caroline A. Oliver
Winneganee
Doris Pushard
Edmond Collins
Burleigh Williams
J.0rena Gilliam
First arrivals at Hotel Riverside list local guests
William A. Spinney of Medford Captain Charles Lysell of Cambridge Mrs William Gould Josephine Cooper Malden Alvin Lodge Albany Mr and Mrs FE Van Dyck Brooklyn Mr and Mrs John Christianson and Herbert G Wilson Laconia. Van Dyck chairs church trustees where Dr Cadman presides. The church donated 25000 on Cadman's 25th anniversary and he earns 12000 yearly. Two speed boats towed after trouble off Pond Island Sunday. Lysell recalls Lykens voyage off Cape Ann and 17 men washed overboard from his ship Portland reaction remains vivid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Riverside
William A. Spinney
Medford
Mass
Charles Lysell
Cambridge
William Gould
Josephine Cooper
Malden
Alvin Lodge
Albany
N. Y
FE. M. van Dyck
Brooklyn
John Christianson
Herbert G. Wilson
Laconia
N. H
van Dyck
Cadman
Pond Island
Coast Guards
Riverside
Lykens
Wainwright
Cape Ann
Portland
Mrs Wilfred Chaney Attends State Baptist Convention
Mrs Wilfred Chaney returned Wednesday from Rockland after attending the first two days of the annual State convention of Baptist churches. She represented Corliss Street church of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Wilfred Chaney
Rockland
State Convention of Baptist Churches
Corliss Street Church
Salmon Planted in Sebago Lake as Fisheries Work Continues
About 67 000 two year old salmon were released from the Raymond hatchery into Sebago Lake and tributaries under the supervision of Superintendent Briggs. Willis Parsons and Cumberland County Fish and Game Association joined the observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hatchery
Sebago Lake
Briggs
Willis FE. Parsons
Dover
Foxcroft
Inlands Fisheries and Game
Cumberland County Fish and Game Association
Maine Writers Research Club to Meet in Lewiston
A Maine Writers Research Club gathering is set for June 11 at the DeWitt Hotel Lewiston with lunch at 12 15. Mrs Florence Waugh Danforth is to give a short address and members will discuss sources and scope for The Story of the Indians of Maine and Maine Indian Legends.
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Maine Writers Research Cub
DeWitt Hotel
Lewiston
Lanchean
Florence Waugh Danforth
Maine
Committee On
Time discord in Lewiston clocks prompts comment
J W Thompson of Lewiston complains of time confusion in Lewiston with the city clock on standard time while Bates mill and United Baptist church clocks show daylight time and seem out of step. Six organizations plan Portland gathering June 8 to 10 for their fifty ninth annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thompson
Lewiston
Lewister
Portland
Grand Army of the Republic
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Daughters of Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Ladies Auxiliary
Women’s Relief Corps
Memorial Service and Address at Woolwich Grange
Woolwich Grange held a memorial service on June 2 despite threatening weather with 4 goodly numbers present. The program included hymns, psalms, readings by members, and an address by Worthy Master Frenk Nailer. The gathering honored 102 deceased members, urged ongoing commitment to agriculture and fraternal ideals, and reflected on American farming heritage and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange
The
Grange
Bernie Bailey
Frenk Nailer
John Carter
Father Bailey
Chartie
Maine groups plan statewide drive to enroll boosters
Representatives from every county met in Augusta to launch a week long June 21 enrollment drive for the State of Maine Associates a coalition of the governments chamber of commerce agricultural league and public publicity bureau aimed at gathering one dollar pledge cards and buttons and funding surveys of the state's industrial prospects under Maj. Gen. Mark L. Hersey as executive director with broad cooperation from business organizations and professional clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Augusta
Iaid
State of Maine
State of Maine Associates
State Chamber of Commerce and Agricultural League
State of Maine Publicity Bureau
Maine Development Association
State of Maime
Associates
United State
Maine
Mark L. Her=sey
Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade
Scouts
Maine Pharmaceutical Association
American Legion
Maine Automobile Association
Bangor
Kennebec
Brewster
Gen. Hersey
Philip Ricker Shorey
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Wilton G. Bates
Revere
Podwell Grange Hall
Charles M. Perkins
City Hospital
Eugene Knight
Robert P. Manson
Harry B. Williams
Alice Colson
Harry F. Oliver
Franklin Morse
Caroline Oliver
Zinn Eaton
Charles FE. Hewitt, Jr
Almon R. Perry
Samuel Jordan
Kittery
Phippsburg Center
Morse High School
IT. A. Trueworthy
Charles F. Hewitt, Jr
Charles 3d
Beulah McIntire
Capitol Islaind
Hewitt Cottage
George W. Rogers
Winnegance
Lookout
Isle of Haut
Woods
National Forests of America
Corliss Sunday School
Lowell
Sarah Munsey
Upper Tligh Street
South Braintree
Lorrain Price
Maine Central
Henshaw
Bath, Maine
Owen J. Ledyard
Your County
Treas
Republican City Committee
Paris
Market Square
Tarvia
Board of Trade and Merchants’ Association
Conduskeag Danoe and Country Club
Bangor High School
Clarence W. Proctor
Proctor
John A. Barnes
Houston
Supreme Court
Charles TP. Barnes
Wharton School of Finance
Auburn Chambers of Commerce
Auburn
Samuel Foss
Auburn Chamber of Commerce
Combined Chamber
Pew Corporation
I. A. Daignault
Biddeford
W. E. Soule Co
Daignault
Eastman Kodak Co
Lake
Moose
Megantic
Judge Newell
Hiram W. Ricker
Poland Spring
Maine Publicity Bureau
John S. Morris
France
Mr. Morris
J. W. Randall
102 Avenue
Victor Hugo
Rockwood
Greenville c
Maynard
L. J. Young
T. E. Heald
Thorofare
Mosehead Lake
Roy A. Sinclair
Andrew Sinclair
Westbrook
Bates College
Sinclair
Bates
Parker Hall
Florida
J. H. Stacey
Popham Beach, Maine
Bata
Gass
Sitnides
Maine Folk
American Industrial
Upper
Washington Street
Watson, Farre Co
Ratterr
Bays
Robert Eo Leviston
Catherine Jane
Om Jane
Wishart
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