Odd Ladies Honor Maine Official With Gifts in Bath
A Friday reception by Myrtle lodge of Odd Ladies in Bath honored Mrs. Lizzie Bb. C. Chaney, Maine's lady governess, and her conductor Mrs. Annie Lemont. Notables included Gertrude Stewart and other supreme officers. Gifts, roses, and photographs accompanied a program of music, readings, and humor, with ice cream and cookies served afterward by lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
Odd Ladies
Lizzie Bb. C. Chaney
Government of Maine
LL. O
1. C. Linkid Fellows Hall
Annie Lemont
Gertrude Stewart
Bath
Georgie Wilson
Portland
Elsie Alexander
Brunswick
Lilian Emerson
Lewiston
Alice LaRock
Tillie Blake
Lois McKiever
Lillian Wright
Elsie Higgins
Gertrude Wilson
Effie Warris
Trayer
Robert H. Carey
Corliss Street
Chaney
Maine
Government of
Lodge
Society and Friends
Eleanor Blake
Hope Ward
Hardings
Arthur Wilson
Vivian Stover
Pearl Campbell
William Frazier
Campbell
Freeman
Cora
Louise
Mary
Carrie
Frazier
Bra Atwood
Amos Verry
Walter Kingsbury
Bert Johnson
Eleanor Jake
Margaret Chaney
Anna Chaney
Edna Wilson
Martha Wilson
SONS OF VETERANS ELECT NEW OFFICERS
Frank A. Webb of Bridgton was elected Department Commander of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Joseph No Day of Bath became Senior Vice Commander and Frank B. Small of Cooper Mills was named Junior Vice Commander. Edward K. Gould of Rockland was re elected secretary treasurer. Patterson Buck McDonald named to department council. Whitcomb Coney named trustees of History.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Webb
Bridgton
Sons of Union Veterans of the
United Spanish War Veterans Hall
Joseph No Day
Bath
Frank B. Small
Coopers Mills
Edward K. Gould
Rockland
J. Manley Patterson
Hallowell
Charles L. Buck
South Paris
Sherman McDonald
Brownfield
Department
Robert L. Whitcomb
Portland
Robert A. Coney
Augusta
Department of History
Bath Plans Gala Pageant Decor and Support
Local decorating committee led by Harry Webber meets at the Times and Independent to mobilize Bath for Maine Historical Pageant. Merchants banks and residents urged to decorate and display flags. Officials asked to adorn public buildings and Maine made goods highlighted in shop windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Webber
Times and Independent
Bath
Maine
Brilliant Address By Dr Cady At Lincoln Churches
Dr. George L. Cady of New York spoke on The Covered Wagon before the Lincoln association of Congregational Churches and Ministers. His address lasted an hour and held the close attention of the audience. Earlier Sept A Bliss of Portland gave a similar talk for an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches
George L. Cady
New York
A. M.A
Cady
Sept
A. V. Bliss
Portland
Senator Drake Venerated for Long Service in Sagadahoc
Hon James Edward Drake Republican renomination candidate for Sagadahoc Senate has roots in Bath and a career in shipping lumber banking and public service He led Bath as mayor during World War I served two terms in the House and one in the State Senate and earned praise for funding roads typhoid carrier relief and the Orphans Home dispute guidance for Bay Point Village Georgetown and Woolwich funds and local projects He is described as a highly influential and capable public servant with broad statewide ties and a record of aiding farmers and towns in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edward Drake
Sagadahoc
Bath
Tsol
Eastern Steamship Co
Drake
Tie
Rew
Ohe City
House of Representatives
State Senate
Bay Point
Georgetown
Legistare
Woolwich
Phippsburg
City of
Sagadiahoe County
Midnight Blaze Claims Horse at Johnson Bros Store
A midnight fire in the Johnson Bros store room and stable on Front Street caused the death of a horse due to smoke. Firemen led by Capt. John Small and Patrolman Elwell Pinkham contained the blaze, keeping gasoline drums and oil barrels nearby from igniting. Insurance coverage was reported for the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Bros
Front Street
John Small
Elwell Pinkham
NVA
Petition to Remove Leaking Schooner Dng City Skyline
A protest petition to Daniel Bishop owner of a Dodge car agency urged removal of a waterside derelict schooner harbored on the riverfront. The Board of Aldermen forwarded the document to Mr. Bishop as officials considered grants for street lighting and other city improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Bishop
Board of Aldermen
Cahill
Enedy
Citt
John W. Gilmore
Bishop
Tate
Dodge
Kelley Field
Ida C. Purington
Hunt and
Middle Streets
Robert B. Small
Lower High Street
Fred M. Cook
White Street
Charles HL. Stinson
Middle
Rose Streets
Sod
Duprey
Spring Street
J. J. Sanborn
Cherry Street
Committee On Public Lighting
Washington
Granite
Union Street
Charles C. Toothaker
Bailey Wid Fitts Street
Board of Highways and Sewers
Harold W. Child
Gold Purse Presented to Father Gorman on 50th Priesthood Anniversary
A purse of gold was presented to Rev Fr aimes TP Gorman at St Mary a parish hall in Bath to mark his 50 years as a priest. Ken Fitzgerald spoke as the gift was given after a reception with decorations in red white and blue. Hundreds of parishioners and relatives celebrated the milestone with bridge and whist and desserts as a memory of his long service across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraimes
Fra Gorton
Bath
St. Mary's Parish
Edward J. Murphy
Wherieiri
STFR
Y We Hee
William Collins
Edmound Arsenault
John Costain
Eugene Hart
John Hart
Aust Contey
Katherine Conley
Coleman Fraser
John Green
Frank Durant
Daniel T. Dougherty
Ernest Avery
Paul Gurvey
James NeLaughlin
Heated primaries chart a crowded political slate
The forthcoming statewide primary on Monday features contests across parties. Governor Brewster aims to deny United States Senator Hale a renomination, while Col William Puder Gardner leads the governor race with Frederick Honckley or Herbert Libby as potential runners up. State Bank Commissioner John G. Smith also seeks the GOP gubernatorial nomination. In Sagadahoc County Sheriff Albert Henderson faces challenger J Horace McClure, amid a crowded field and party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Carl B. Milliken
Island Falls
Broderick Hale
Vporth
Hale
Ralph © Brewster
Brewster
William Puder Gardner
Gardiner
Maine House
Frederick W. Honckley
South Portland
Herbert (. Libby
Colby College
Waterville
John G. Smith
Sagadahoc
Albert Henderson
Bowdoinham
Mrt
Crewster
J. Horace McClure
McClure
Bath
Henderson
Two Star Ball Players Join Bath Club Next Season
The Darthball club opens the season at Bath on Saturday after a hiatus. Star players Oliver the hurler and Harold Cutting the Bath left fielder enter their 20th year, alongside two star additions who will appear for Bath against the undefeated Porthond Fusileers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Club
Bath
Porthond Fusileers
Oliver
Husky
Harold “Dido” Cutting
William Oliver
Harold
Dido” Cutting
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Sons OF Veterans
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Center Street
Mon
George Quicksall
Bath Board of Poate
Tle
Board of Trade
McKay Field
Adjt
Hansen
Walter L. Whitney
Carlton Bridge
Trewster
Uth
DR. Cady
Senator Drake
Midnight Blaze
Father Gorman
St. Mary’s Parish House
Dido
Winchester
Saturday Evening Post
Winchester Playground and
Startling Value Winchester
Deabh
Johnson Bros. Company
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