New Musical Society Meets With Mrs Cary
The Les Camarades Musicaux met at Mrs Fred Cary East Brunswick. They discussed Faust origins and interpretation and worked on its Death Scene. The program included multiple duos and solos by local musicians with refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Camarades Musicaux
Fred Cary
East Brunswick
Faust
Carlton Rice
Gabussi
McDonald
Edney
Albee
Densmore
Hatch
Mr. McPherson
Donizetti
Cary
Mr. McDonald
Mrs. Albee
Funeral for Miss Mary Bosworth McDonald Saturday
The funeral of Miss Mary Bosworth McDonald was held Saturday afternoon at two at Curtis funeral chapel with Rev. Edwin Dodge Hardin of Winter Street Church officiating. Bearers were Harry T. Passmore, Edward W. Vaughan, H. A. Huse and William Davis. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bosworth McDonald
Curtis Funeral Chapel
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Winter Street
Harry T. Passmore
Edward W. Vaughan
H. A. Huse
William Davis
Oak Grove
Motor Truck Circus Crosses the River
A Walter L. Main circus caravan of 60 motor cars crossed the river on the Brunswick to Rockland route. A big Mack truck carried an elephant and two ponies, with a baby elephant in a smaller vehicle. State officer John P. Crosby led the escort from Brunswick to a point toward Rockland, and the procession took until nine in the morning to complete the crossing. The circuit then proceeds to Bangor and returns via Waterville and Augusta, a shift from the era of specialized trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Main
Brunswick
Rockland
John P. Crosby
Bangor
Waterville
Augusta
Death of Morse high student Alvin H. Leeman
Alvin H. Leeman 18 a Morse high school junior and band member died Saturday morning at Brunswick hospital after an appendectomy for peritonitis following a Memorial day parade illness He was the son of Herbert J and Ida B Leeman of Woolwich and leaves his parents and one brother Chester Leeman The funeral is set for Tuesday at two daylight saving time at the family home Barley Neck road Woolwich
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin H. Leeman
Morse High School
Brunswick Hospital
Herbert J
Iaa B. Leeman
Woolwich
Chester Leeman
Barley Neck Road
Progressive Union Meets at Freeport in Maine
The Maine Progressive Union gathering in Freeport drew over 50 members with all clubs represented. Notables included Mrs. Henry W. Webb and Mrs. Murray Senter. Luncheon and afternoon entertainment followed papers on local attractions, civic betterment and annual events as community builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Progressive Union
Freeport
Henry W. Webb
Murray Senter
Lincoln County Union
Woman's Club of
Ernest Allen
Progressive Club of
Lisbon
Frederick W. Freeman
Cosmopolitan Club
Joh Shaw
Stearns Scott
Charles R. Farnham
Ruth Thompson
William Deninison
Percival Batchelder
Portland
Cumberland County
Federation
Havana
George A. Churchall
Frank Hodgdon
Harry G. Deering
John Shaw
Ruth Farnham
LeRoy Coby
H. Emma Magoun
William Dennison
Harry Oliver
Walter Morse
Gus Small
Congregational Church
Boothbay Harbor
Children's Day Highlights at Central Church Program
The annual Children's Day at Central Church featured a long program of songs recitations and violin duets led by Barbara Page Marion Small Charlotte Page and others. The event included multiple children performing pieces such as What the Birdies Said My Flowers and A Square Deal, with Elizabeth Berg and Doris Huston among the listed participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Ruth Small
Ralph Huston
Ts. Lisss
Betty Small
Dorothy Nash
Merton Sprague
Barbara Page
Fred Andrews
Marion Small
Jesus Helpers
Resolu- Lots Co Kctet
Doris Huston
Edith Berg
David Rich
Bobbie
Donnell
Barbara Monk
Martha Page
Eleanor Sweeney
Dorothea Nash
Trecitation
Nein
Isabelle King
Ellen Cyr
Many Improvements Made at Oak Grove
Bath notes extensive work at Oak Grove Cemetery with a new Brunswick road entrance transformed from wilderness into an attractive burial ground. Monuments added including a Sewall family plot, hedge removal exposes ponds and trees, and grounds are well kept. A concrete sidewalk from North and Lincoln streets is still needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Oak Grove
Brunswick Road
William D. Sewall
North
Lincoln Streets
Baby seal rescued on Cheabeague Island shores
A newborn seal was captured by Steve Minnervino of 211 Franklin Street Portland and brought to his home on Cheabeague Island to be fed with a baby bottle. The report notes his rehabilitation at port before returning to care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Minnervino
Franklin Street
Portland
Cheabeague Island
Minervino
Beachfront Maine cottages and shore lots for sale
Nine room cottage furnished with electric lights and running water, a small hotel, and a shore lot with ocean views border on one of Maine’s finest beaches. Interested buyers may write Box 26, Popham Beach, Me for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Popham Beach
Display of Morse Industrial Arts Work At Senter's Window
A Morse high school Industrial Arts exhibit fills Senter's Inc north window with student handiwork from the past school year. Instructors David Y. Alkazin and John E. Pomeroy directed the display, featuring items such as tables, chests, lamps, bookcases, shields, boats, and tools. Works by Harold McElman, Richard McElman, Abraham Greenblatt, Myron Coombs and others are highlighted. one mallet notes elm wood sourced behind the high school. The display remains through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Arts
Morse High School
Senter's Inc
David Y. Alkazin
John E. Pomeroy
Harold McElman
Richard McElman
Abraham Greenblatt
Myron Coombs
Paul Davis
Woodbury Bailey
C. W. Leeman
Percy Hyde
George Dow
Bartley O'Donnell
Wesley Marco
Myers Reed
Leslie Mass
George Pearce
Howard Mayo
Irving Harrington
Frank Martin
Elbridge Reed
Frederick Henderson
Robert Dow
Arthur Seekins
David Vachon
H. B. Wing
E. Fortier
Lawrence Moore
Robert Boudreau
Ralph Card
Arthur Hutchins
John Levyn
Frederick Rowland
Alvin H. Leman
Massive Kennebec Sturgeon Captured Reflects Rich Past
Henry Swansen of Woolwich hauled a 250 to 300 pound sturgeon from Chops Eddy on Monday night of last week, following a prior catch by Lon Mitchell near Thorne Island. The Kennebec sends big fish toward Augusta for spawning while shad have reached Gardiner. spawning, prices, and nets are described, along with Rev. Calvin M. Clark touring Maine coast with Mrs. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Henry Swansen
Woolwich
Chops Eddy
Lon’ Mitchell
Thorne Island
New York
Augusta
Calvin M. Clark
Bangor
Cambridge graduation ties two teachers in Bath schools
Mrs Lula Turner and Mrs Carl Troop attend the Lesie School graduation in Cambridge Mass where daughters Marjorie Troop and Carolyn Turner receive diplomas. Both plan to teach in Bath schools next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Turner
Carl Troop
Cambridge
Mass
Lesie
Marjorie Troop
Carolyn Turner
Bath
Rev Wentworth to Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon at Coombs High
In Bowdoinham Rev A W Wentworth of North Deering will preach the baccalaureate sermon for Coombs high school on Sunday June 14 at 10 30 in Universalist church. Numerous local visits and community notes fill the page detailing social events, travel, and school activities.
Services and events listed for Sagadahoc area church and town
Services were held at the East Bow doin chapel with Dr William R Wood of Augusta as speaker The attendance was small but a fine sermon was heard On Sunday June 21 Rev Percy Vernon of Lewiston will speak at 3 o clock Ladies aid meets Thursday at Mrs Grant Woods home Weekend visitors included Mrs S S Enman Richard Enman and Clifford Starbird from Upton Mr and Mrs Lester Lane of Upton visited at Mrs Lanes parents home The childrens night at Sagadahoc grange is Saturday June 20 The three act farce Too Many Parents was canceled and a mixed entertainment will feature The Bowdoin Center Gossip Club two sketches music and readings by Harry Edgecome of Tops ham Dancing will follow Mrs Vesta Ackley and Otis Ackley of Portland visited the Woods family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Wentworth
North Deering
Coombs High School
Universalist Church
Lizzie Blake
Framingham
Mass
Viola Coombs
North Harpswell
Paul Randall
W. H. Lowell
Richmond Corner
Coombs
Coombs Boys
Pleasant Street
Hubert Jennings
Alphons
Ida Fowle
Boston
I. M. Fowle
Herbert Colman
Portland
Frank Siegars
F. K. Jack
Gardiner
Bath
Brunswick
Leroy V. Cleveland
Winter Harbor
Baptist Church
Emily Rideout
Mabel Thomas
Haines Landing
Edward Gile
Philip Rideout
Charles Hinckett
Evelyn Hackett
Jessie Ames
Sarah Tarr
Elisha Webber
Edna Graves Johnson
Massachusetts
Albert Johnson
W. J. Graves
William Raymond
Mildred Sloan
Berlin
N. H
Emery Nickerson
John Mascall
Mr. Cooper
the Jordan Bible School
John N. Palmer
Nickerson
Methodist
Mascall
Betty Merchant
Goldie Sprague
Farmington
B. A. Tibbetts
Richard Denham
George A. Hackett
Hampton
Lawrence Hackett
MacDougal
Kenneth
Allen MacDougal
Hattie Hackett
George Cour
Charles Hackett
James Brown
Ralph Wheeler
Richmond
Adelbert Temple
Dorothy Dickinson
Alfred
Raymond Rendell
Myrtle Lowell
Clifton Melvine
Capt
William Hall
California
C. L. Browne
Horatio Hall
Willes
St. Petersburg
Fla
Cathance
Albert Henderson
R. D. Purint
Sheriff
Rosa Reed
University of Maine
Donald Henderson
George Pratt
Elmer Dodge
Horace Dodge
Winfield Dodge
Hebron Academy
Mis
Clara Fogg
Col. Dummer Sewall
Leroy. Vernon Cleveland
Baptist
Bowdeinham
East Bowdoin
William R. Wood
Augusta
Percy Vernon
Lewiston
Grant Woods
S. S. Enman
Richard Enman
Clifford Starbird
Upton
Bowdoin Center
Harry Edgecome
Topsham
Vesta Ackley
Otis Ackley
Mr and Mrs DeWolf Mann Visit Nashua Family
Mr and Mrs B DeWolf Mann of Nashua New Hampshire are guests of Mrs Manns parents Dr and Mrs A W McVane at 35 Park Street Nashua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. DeWolf Mann
Nashua, N. H
Mystery surrounds death of a Richmond schoolgirl
Dora Bearisto a 16 year old Richmond high school sophomore died May 27 after falling ill May 25. An autopsy was conducted by Dr Harry Morin and County Attorney ph O Dale said death appeared to be due to abortion though no one is under suspicion. Dale noted discrepancies in stories and said someone is lying. The case involves questions about septicemia and potential foul play with family and friends denying knowledge while evaluated by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Bearisto
Richmond High School
Joseph Bearisto
Swan Island
Ph O. Dale
Bath
Sire Albert Henderson
Harry F. Morin
H. L. Stilphen
Richmond
Dale
Augusta
Miss Bearisto
Miss Madelene Moore 22 Dies After Lingering Illness
Miss Madelene I Moore 22 of 507 Washington Street died Tuesday night after a lingering illness. She was a Morse High School class of 1926 graduate who left school due to ill health and sang in the Central Congregational Church choir. Born in Rochester New Hampshire she was the daughter of Wellington A and the late Alea Fulton Moore and lived in this city most of her life. Survived by her parents a sister Shirley and a brother Madison both of this city and an aunt Elizabeth Fulton of this city. Funeral Thursday at two in the afternoon at her late home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelene I. Moore
Washington Street
Morse High School
Central Congregational Church
Miss Moore
Rochester
N. H
Wellington A
Alea Fulton Moore
Wellington A. Moore
Shirley
Madison
Atlantic City
N. J
Elizabeth Fulton
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Semter’s
Linc
Ivanhoe
Specia
NEW Musical Society
Ramsay
Rice
P. E. Bach
Verdi
Holman
Norton
McPherson
Miss M'Donald
High Street
High School
Arthur F. Mayo
Motor Truck
Louise Duley
Kennebunkport
Mrs
Frank Duley
Beacon Street
Thaddeus Orne
New York Life Ins. Co
Progressive Union
J. Taylor
East Genesee St
Syracuse
N. Y
Morse
Bowdoinham
Kate Smith
Auburn
Harold Beedy
Phillips
Conrad Beedy
Edith
Alphonso
Frank Wood
C. L. Landry
J. E. Cornish
Gladys Cornish
Jimmie Cornish
Newtonville
Margaret Elliott
Brighton
H. D. Cornish
Langley Summer Place
State Road
Carrie Kendall
Auguste
Emma McCauland
Hallowell
L. P. Temple
Sarah Howe
John McCart
Norway
Columbia Hotel
Lee and
Leeland
Socony
Front Street
John Crane
Charles Edgecomb
Bowdoin
Harry Stetson
International Shoe Co
Hatch’s Shoe Store
A Spencer
Beatrice B. Rand
Dummer Street
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