Horse Survives Wild Rodeo on New Hudson Brougham
A runaway horse reared mid street near Dawmariscotta and leaped onto the hood of a brand new Hudson brougham, owned by Henley Kimball Co. of Wortland, driven by Leslie Davis. The horse, frightened while hitched to a wagon, caused damage including a broken radiator and cowl vent, then was carted away. In Saga dahoc county probate court, Judge James S. Lowell presided over the June term, ruling on multiple estates, executors, guardians, and witness depositions, with petitions for probate and real estate sales filed and granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawmariscotta
Henley- Kimball, Co
Wortland
Leslie Davis
Charles Barnes
Davis
Atd
Hudson-Essex Co
Vine and
Water Streets
Hudson
James S. Lowell
Sagadahoc
Mary A. Brown
Bath
Etta PF. Borders
Lestate
William E. Hogan
Viola G. Hogan
William Ke Hogan
Willian BP. Sewall
Melvin H. Blackwell
Amos K. Butler
Albert H. Shaw
Elizabeth D. Kimball
Anna VD. Kimball
Lectina P Wyman
Phippsburg
Edwin M. Wyman
Aliena N. Potter
Bowdo
Modern Woodmen Memorial Service Held in Red Men's Hall
Modern Woodmen of America held its annual memorial service at Red Men's hall on Sunday afternoon. The event opened with a match by Lillian Stover, followed by a prayer by Rev. Weston St. Holman, hymns, and the roll of deceased members read by Roscoe Thigins. A white pink was placed on the altar for each member named, with words from past consul Avery and Fredoe Tewie. Mrs. Sadie Gareelon sang, and the memorial address by Mr. Lehman was described as impressive. Members listed include AL G. Coombs, Wilfred Pride, Willis K. Perkins, Brenton B. McNeil, Albert F. Cressey, Carr, DeLosh, Edward Winslow, Leroy Stover, Joseph Of Malo, Diodel Thiggin, Benj. F. Groves, Gloris A. Gallant, Fred E. Pootre, Henry D. Ries, Henry F. Newell, Wilbur To Kane, Joseph W. Crocker, TH Herbert Morse, William Harrison, Eugene J. Hartnett, Willis Perkins, Herbert A. Day, Alexander Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Red Men's Hall
Lillian Stover
Weston St. Holman
M. EB
Roscoe Th Hiegins
Wheer
Avery
Fredoo
Tewie
Sadie Gareelon
Mr. Lelman
AL G. Coombs
Wilfred Pride
Willis K. Perkins
Brenton BE. McNeil
Albert FL Cressey
Mr. Carr
Mr. DeLosh
Edward Winslow
Leroy Stover
Joseph of Malo
Diodel Thiggins
Benj. FL Groves
Gloris A. Gallant
Fred EB. Pootre
Henry DD Ries
Henry FE Newell
Wilbur To Kane
Joseph W Crocker
TH Herbert Morse
William Harrison
Eugene J. Hartnett
Willis
Perkins
Herbert A. Day
Alexander Sutherland
Dow-Morey Former Bath Man Is Married at Benton Harbor
A wedding in Benton Harbor Michigan on May 9 united Elinor Colius Morey and William Q. Dow. Officiant Rev Gr A Witteman at St Jolavs Catholic rectory. Bride wore pale blue crepe de chine with tan lace accessories and carried a bouquet of roses. Bridesmaid Arlette Morey wore a Tangerine dress with gold lace. Best man Nipress rye Shines Was. The couple will reside in Benton Harbor. Senator F W Carlton and Lawrence Putnam of Woolwich returned from Boston on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Harter
Mich
Bath
Denton Harbor
Gr. A. Witteman
Elinor Colius Morey
B.S. Morey
Willian QO. Dow
St. Jolavs
Arlette Morey
Benton Harbor
North End Man Finds Strange Mare Instable
Frank W. Parris of upper Willaslington street discovered a wild mare in his stable after a thunder shower. The frightened animal had fled to refuge, damaged hay, and settled in Weight's pasture. Parris located owner Edwardes Giles, a rural mail driver, and the mare was returned on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Parris
Willaslington
Mr. Parris
Edwardes Giles
Weight
Sasanoa Tribe to Visit Brunswick Friday
A large delegation from the Sasanoa tribe will travel to Brunswick Friday for a district meeting attended by Red Men from Lisbon Falls Oris Isle Brunswick and Daath. Great Sachem Bradford Redotu nett of Wiscasset will speak. Local committee members are Frank Reynolds and Edward Gareelon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirge
Brunswick
Red Menu
Lisbon Falls
Oris Isle
Daath
Great Sachem
Bradford Redotunett
Wiscasset
Frank Reynolds
Edward Gareelon
Maple Trees Blighted Near City Provokes Alarm
A blight affecting maple trees near the city is reported on Cobb Road. Officials cannot yet determine whether the damage is due to disease or growth. Residents fear widespread leaf loss and potential danger to trees, with local clerk Albert Whites and family noted in the scene while returning from Jonesport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb Road
Gamseet Oor
Bowdoinham Radio Program Broadcast June 19
Local notice details Charlevine Davis once of Bowdoinham who now teaches in Hol lixston Maxs Maxs High School leads an orchestra of boys and girls from her school to be heard on WEEI Boston broadcast Friday June 19 at 6 30 pm daylight saving time 5 30 our time The item notes the town audience and the group Mighty Lake Rose will perform one number and mentions previous local musical activity The report also covers a severe thunderstorm damage and various town social notes and graduations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEEI
Charlevine Davis
Hollixston. Maxs
Viola Coombs
Edison Light
Boston
Lake Rose
Plas
Town Hall
Raymond Blodgett
U. of M
Mildred Prances
Mary [. Millay
Walter Gregory Shinetz
Ona Britt Parker
Britt
Anderson
Mabel Blair Burns
Kate Blair
Haines Landing
Floyd Wparington
Baby
Wortland
Lewis Suey
Curtis Sawyer
Worcester
Mass
Wallace Phunter
Aroostook County
Atvice Small
Grace Mealey
Richmond
B.A. Small
George Hackett
Lloyd Robinson
Coombs High School
Island Pall
Welen Denham
Clinton
Thomas Ward
Gaylord
Winthrop
Clifford Smalley
W. Brunswick
Harrys Purington
Sumner Cape
Dingley Road
Sumner
Conns
Coventry, Conn
Conn
Bertha Hackett
George TH. Hackett
Wood Carr
Wo Carr
Merrill June
Richmond Social News Finds Town Busy with Guests and Visits
Mrs. Leon Dunkley drives to Tacoma Inn Sindee while Pank Sirois buys Leighton farm on Brunswick road. Town hosts visitors from Brunswick, Waterville, Bowdoinham, Waterville, and St Helena. Graduation topics include eighth graders Madeline White and Donald Poster. Several residents travel to Bowdoinham and Waterville for relatives and receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Dunkley
Tacoma Inn Sindee
Pank Sirois
Waterville
Leighton Farm
Brunswick Road
Harry Willivus
Brunswick
Seth Watson
George Tiches
Capitol Island
Garrett Woes
Turner
Ada Matheswin
Thrar
Richmond
Skowhegan
Chris
S. M. Preble
A. Grondin
Jennie Perry
Alyce
Sunnybrook
Lewis Lowell
West Dresden
Madeline White
Madeline Umberhind
Donald Poster
Willis Blair
Beedle Road
Charles Grondin
Ida Mathurin
Branswhick
Bowdoinham
and Mere
Marriner
Freda
Flora Shepard
Gerald Grondin
Dorothy Brown
Jace Mealey
Nan Hateh
Len Tewkesbury
Florence Watson
CL Watson
Randall Young
Bates College
Carroll Young
George T Hockett
W. TL. Johnson
Dreaden
Herbert Bastian
Portland
Mroo
Floss
RL Good
Woodfords
Z. M. Davinal
Charles
Barbara
Camdeg
Dwinal
S. Amiys
Ralph Pinkhian
Twee
Rey Leet Cihe
Gardiner
Walter Martiner
Grandson of Bath Wins a High Honor at Colby College
Elmer McLellan Taylor of Winthrop receives the Condon Medal for exemplary citizenship at Colby College commencement. The award, given by Randall Judson Condon, requires a three fourths senior class vote. Taylor, class of 1925, is a public speaker, hurdler, relay captain, and member of Lambda Chi Alpha, Ep Curans, and Druids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Elmer McLellan Taylor
Winthrop
Colby College
Condon
Colby
Taylor
Frank H. Taylor
John W. Brush
Brush
Stroudwater Baptist Church
Portland
Randall Judson Condon
Cincinnati
Maine
New England
Boston
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Children's Sunday at Beacon Street Church Observed
Beacon Street church observed Children's Sunday with morning infant baptisms and a sermon on Second Mile Christianity by Pastor Weston DP Holman. The evening Bible school concert, chaired by Mrs. Harry Beals, featured a decorated program with 14 girls in a screen exercise and multiple solos, duets, and choral numbers by pupils and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Weston DP. Holman
Bible School
Mars
Harry Beals
Herman Crocker
Marion Bowie
William J. Craft
Herbert Huggard
Louise Oliver
Lucille Beals
Leland S. Plummer
Marion Dain
Hazel Mayo
Weston
Holman
Lillian Smith
Virginia Golder
PSOE
Jesus
Epa
Gerald Robinson
Pearl Savage Rieses
Adele Burton
Doris Crocker
Henrietta French
Ada Fraser
Ethel
Marie Smith
Berane
Otis Smith
Beulah Martin
Evelyn Simmons
Evelyn Haggett
Charles Plummer Woltsec
Tineke Sloe
Leura
Thehna Oliver
Cate
Hazel Cook
Anna Perry
Marion Coleman
Reta Henderson
Grave Wishop
Dorothy Robinson
Hliss Carter Ferserstai
Gertrude Wallies Bien Cria Sert
Evelyn Colema
King’s Busines
Carlena Meister Vod
Helen Decker
Robert Chaney
Chil Robinson
Paul Savage
Frederict
Barbara Chaney
Prominent Names Recited in School Program Closure
A closing recitation featured Henderson, Arthur Rand, John Beals, John Cook, Carl Decker, Mulford Simmons Medalbenty, Dorothy McCabe, Promme Muriel Howe, Charlotte Oliver, Natalie Mayo, Evelyn Haggett, Winifred Aderton. Louise McNeil read the program as Supt. Eugene McGrath presided.
Phippsburg Scribes Road Repairs and Local Visitors
Phippsburg notes include a Standard Oil truck bogged near the York turn and brush blocking repairs on the road. Visitors William Richardson of Brunswick and local carpenters George E. McIntire and William McIntire work on repairs at the Alliquippa hotel at Simall Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Turn
William Richardson
Brunswick
George E. McIntire
William McIntire
Alliquippa
Simall Point
Social notes from East Boston and Bath visits
Mrs. Alonzo Terrill arrives at Parker Head Summer home. Mrs. Ira Hallett returns from Bath City hospital. Mrs. Charles A Rollins and Mrs. James J McLean visit Bath. Mrs. James J McLean, formerly Myalthe Rollins of Edmonton, returns after 12 years away, traveling via Winnipeg St Paul Chicago and Niagara Falls to Boston. She visits Charles A Rollins and H J Mank, then Summer home. Rolls and Finck guests visit. Mrs. KE Marsh hosts Mrs. Melville. H J Marsh repairs Seaview cottage. George Finck of East Boston joins Sunset visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Terrill
Boston
Parker Head
Ira Hallett
Bath City Hospital
Charles A. Rollins
James J. MelLean
Bath
James
J. McLean
Malythe Rollins
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
McLean
Winnipeg
St. Paul
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Doston
Charles A. Stollins
H. J. Mank
George Finck
Lydia CC. Webber
KE. J. Marsh
Melville
H. J. Marsh
Terrifying encounter near Montsweag with unknown visitor
Mrs. Ernest Colby on the State highway between Montsweag Farm and Wiscasset faced a stranger who demanded entry to her home. After finding doors and windows locked he threatened to shoot if she cried out, then fled when she finally called her husband in Willist. The man was described as of medium height with a smooth, medium complexion and a full face, about age asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Colby
Montsweag Farm
Wiscasset
Wills
Colby
Man with big feet traced from footprints in gravel pit
Mr Colby traced footprints from a gravel pit to a man described as wearing blue overalls a jumper and a light soft hat. Lincoln county authorities in Wis casset were notified and an alarm sent to Bath police headquarters as the man was last seen headed toward Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Lincoln County
Wiscasset
Bath
Woolwich
Bowdoinham Chapter D A R Members Entertain Again
The June meeting of Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter D A R met in Bowdoinham with members from the town. The group toured the Erudition schoolhouse in Bath and planned repairs, while a sympathy note was sent to Mrs. Howard B. Johnson of Bath. A luncheon was served at noon by Bondsinham members, and several Bath area members attended. A. Chandler Getchell, mill owner and Brunswick timberman, died Wednesday after a period of ill health, leaving a wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummer Sewall
Bowdoinham
Edward P. Kendall
Bath
Howard B. Johnson
Johnson
William Willes
Activities Committee
Cuthance
Old Town
Long Branch
Bondsinham
Elwell
Crosby
Margaret Foote
KF. LD. Hardin
Fred CC. Hill
Agnes Humphreys
Elmer WD. Hodgkins
James E. Lockery
Charles C. Low
Marion Moody
Alice Minott
Abbie Minott
William Donnell
Annie Valmer
Thomas F. Perkins
Alice Robbins
Harry (. Webber
Carrie Varney
Alice Varney
Lacey Kimball
Winnie Durgin
A. Chandler Getchell
Getchells Mills
Brunswick
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Bridge-Merrill
D. T. Percy & Sons
Just
Dow-Morey
Benton Harbor, Mich
F. W. Carlton
Lawrence Putnam
North End
Albert BE. Whites
Don
Jonesport
Prenry Millett
Jack
Fred Britt
G. Ro Cutler
O. Purinton
H. BF. Cornish
Lewiston
Emily Rideout
Therelit’ Pottle
Ivan Lang
H. E. Cornish
Jackson Pharmacy
Jackson
Laspyecar
Kenneth Webber
Camp Devens
I. Cy. Irish
Quincey
John P. Jewell
Malcolm Jewell
EB. Wilson
Albert Henson
Spear Sedgley
Charles Blodgett
Chester Purington
Majerie Keefe
Loomis Dyer
Linwood Rideout
Ida Courneton
Lewis Williams
Bertha Temple
Frances Sedgley
Lawrence Henson
Marjorie Sedgley
Raymond Denham
Joseph Athos
Deadanent
Sabine
Smarty
Part Alea Ier
Cc Eee Ceee
Parker
D.A.R
Men’s Furnishings
Bath Department Store
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