Lively careers of hand engines now owned here
The Sagadahock and Senator Daxter hand fire engines are being prepared for the Bath Veterans Firemen muster in July. Details recount the engines’ history from their origins in Fall River Stamford and Portsmouth to Bath with records noted, rivalries, and the role of Levi F. Thompson and Frank H. Turner in organizing the event.
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Senator Daxter
Bath Veteran Firemen
Sagadahock
Senator Baxter
Portsmouth
N. E
Bath Vets
Little Falls
General Herkimer
St. Lohnsville
XN. Y
Portsmouth, N. HL
F. W. Priest
Beth
Bath
Vortland
Bath Veterans
Sagadabock
Fall River
Mass
Sagadahock Velox
Lutton & Blake
ISOS
Stamford
Conm
Canaan
Conn
ISG
12Th Veteran Firemen’s Association
Sagadaheck Veteran Firemen Association
Sagadaheck
Levi F. Thompson
Sat
Veteran Firemen's Association
Frank H. Turner
Maxsaseit
Damarixcotta
Androscoggin
Topshambeth
Hunnemans
ISM
Actin
Newton
Edward W. Vaughan
Richmond High Honors Graduates At Opera House
Graduation exercises set for Friday at 7 15 PM in the Richmond Opera House with a reception and dance to follow. Ernest Morrill of Boxton University visits before camp Wyanoke in New Hampshire. Richmond high baseball lost 14 to 2 in Wiscosset this week. Several local residents noted at church services, meetings, and social events around town including obituaries and midweek gatherings.
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Opera House
Clifford Epworth
Methodist Church
Ernest Morrill
Boxton University
Clarence Morrill
Camp Wyanoke
Lake Winnepexaukee
N.hs
Richmond
Wiscosset
John Lilly
South Dresden
Marek
Wrayer
Mark Shibles
Jehovah
L. W. Grundy
Melvin Hutchinson
Mary Goubert
Front Street
John Sullivan
Main Street
G. A. M. Soule
Portland
St. Barnabas Hospital
Ora Yeaton
Enterprise Orange
Nellie Norwood
Freda Mariner
Verina James
Homer Alexander
Andy Monroe
Chester Foster
Dwight L. Moody
Gardiner
Chester Lord
Augusta
Henry Peterson
Norman Call
Bob Messenger
Bowdoinham
Fire Department
M. FE. Hutchinson
Winnie Dresser
Leah Littlefield
South Kennebec Association
William Foster
Sarasota, Fla
Aleb. Small
Front
Ernest Frazier
Bangor
Elizabeth Caswell
Five Islands Dinner Shower for Brides to Be
Mr and Mrs John Grindell hosted a dinner bridge and shower on Five Islands for Hazel Footer and Lillian Lee. Footer marries John Leutritz Jr of Saginaw in June and Lee weds Elford Stover in August. numerous locals attended and a box of books arrived for the Orange Library from the Masters School.
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John Grindell
Math
Five Islands
Hazel Footer
Lillian Lee
Miss Footer
John Leutritz, Jr
Saginaw
Mich
Miss Lee
Elford Stover
Andrew Flaherty
Thomas Cummings
Haviland Torrey
Harold Small
Colin Wakefield
Sidney Hardwick
Hingham
Maxs
Walter Ey
Alfred Rowe
Mixa Irene Footer
Mixx Flora Fraser
Mixe Katherine Grindell
Mark Hennessey
Richard Angus
Philadelphia
Jack Leutritz, Jr
Clayton Rowe
Masters School
Dobbs Ferry
N.Y
Elizabeth Carey
Madge O'Brien
James O'Brien
Kilip Carey
Hallowell
Inchigiela
Lioyd Pinkham
Bath
Edgar Warren
Harry Bryers
Bay Point
Tevet
Fred Pratt
Sath
Otis Baker
Norwood
Good Harbor
T. W. Blaisdell
MacMahan Island
A. MacMahan
Basil
Virginia Ainley
Cambridge
Mass
Mr. MacMahon
Oscar Snowman
Ladies’ Aid
Grange Hall
W. F E. Rowe
Alice Cromwell
United Baptist Convention
Porth
Mark Hanna
Oakland
Elson Field
Myra Thibodeau
Harmons Harbor
Walter Mallett
Topsham
Nathan Doughty
Bowdoin
Ralph O. Dale
Ellsworth Winkham
Alton Reed
Henry Moore
Frank Ryder
Prompt Action Saves Boy From Injuries
Morse high freshman Philip Robinson son of Mr and Mrs Harry C Robinson of Valley read narrowly averted tragedy when a bicycle rider fell into the path of a speeding Ford truck on Summer street near Washington He swerved toward the sidewalk and cleared the boy and his bicycle by inches saving both from serious harm The truck suffered both wheels torn off but no one was hurt in the collision
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Philip Robinson
Morse High
Harry C. Robinson
Valley Read
Summer Street
Washington
Washington Street
Robinson
Bath Board of Trade Hears Steamship Purchase Plan
The Bath Board of Trade met Friday night in the council chamber and acted on buying a boat to run Bath to Boothbay Harbor and the islands. A committee to contact Virginia Steamship owners reported favorably and a subscriptions committee was formed with N. Gratz Jackson H. V. Small D P. Greenleaf and G C. Quicksall to raise funds.
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Bath Board of Trade
Council Chamber
Bath Boothbay Harbor
Islands
Virginia
N. Gratz Jackson
H. V. Small
DP. Greenleaf
G. C. Quicksall
Bath
Miss Muriel Spinney Joins Woolworth Store Desk
Personal notes report Miss Muriel Spinney has accepted a position at the desk of the F. W. Woolworth store. Also visiting Georgetown Monday were Mrs. Lena Donnell, Mrs. Nellie Thompson, Mrs. Martha Lewis, Mrs. Charlotte Wyman and Frank Churchill of Bath.
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Muriel Spinney
F. W. Woolworth
Lena Donnell
Nellie Thompson
Martha Lewis
Charlotte Wyman
Frank Churchill
Bath
Georgetown
Bath Couple Wed in St John N B in June Ceremony
Paul Moore of Bath married Miss Jean Tickle of St John N B in a six o'clock service at the home of Rev A L Tedford. The event drew more than fifty relatives and friends and featured gifts in silver glass linen and jewelry. The couple will reside with the groom's parents at 47 Bath Street.
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Bathwin
St. John
N. B
Paul Moore
Jean Tickle
Paeceo
AL O L. Tedford
A. L. Tedford
Betty Pickle
Evangeline McKay
Bath
John Swetnam
First Baptist Church
A. W. Brown
le Chene
Quebec
James T. Ieckle
Simon M. Moore
Bath Street
Morse High
Diss Business College
Lewiston
Rath
Mrs. Moore
Georgetown Center School Closes Year with Notable Achievements
The Georgetown Center school ended the term with Mrs. Georgie M. R. Walker of Woolwich completing her third year. Students earned rewards for perfect attendance and botany prizes, and the school league built a 227 volume library and a Victrola. Community events noted include Robinhood and Five Islands activities, weddings, visits, and local notices of travel and gatherings. The Center school closed Friday with an active, well-kept campus and Summer plans underway.
Winnegance Community Club Elects Officers and Plans Expansion
The Winnegance Community Club held its annual meeting Thursday at the escinity house. Harry Webber was reelected president for an eighth year as officers were named including H Purington vice president Olney Perry treasurer Charles Preble secretary and collector and Joseph McCutcheon and John Morse named on the finance and directorship roles. The club reports debt largely cleared and approves a land purchase and a new 50 by 12 foot addition to the community house. Plans include monthly community parties July August and lawn renovations with fundraising directed to the new building fund.
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Winnegance Community Club
Escinity House
Harry (. Webber
H. Purington
Olney C. Perry
Charles FE. Preble
Joseph Bo McCutcheon
John G. Morse
Harry C. Webber
Harry © Webber
Charles FE. Hewitt Jr
J. Walker Morse
Winoneganee
Phippsburg Center
Morse High School
Path
Phippsburg
Gibert Atwood
Winneganee School
Roberta Manson
Evelyn Atwood
Edith Bridges
Rath Treeworthy
Harry F. Oliver
Caroline
East Boothbay
Squaw Club
Winfield W. Morse
George M. Eaton
Frank Perry
Sherman L. Morse
Frank Oliver
Arline Footer
Stewart Day
Edward J. Lee
Reuben Purington
Walter Rogers
J. Parker Morse
J. Plerace McClure
Winneganee Bridge
Walter Morse
Kittery
Mr. Morse
Clayton Weston
Boothbay
Edgar Oliver
Dorothy Morse
Weston
Douglas
Oliver
Anetion
Elbridge Bo Malcolm
Bid Whist
J. Horace McClure
Burleigh Williams
Fred S. Coombs
Joseph No
Evening Workers Move Into Cottage Park Clubhouse
The Evening Workers prepare to furnish a small bungalow owned by Charles EB Preble in Cottage Park for their organization. Graduation exercises at Phippsburg School will be held Thursday evening at Center church, with several village pupils attending. New York, a student from Beeston University, arrives to assist as summer supply for the Methodist Episcopal church, preaching at Center church Sunday and at North chapel in the evening. Services will be held at the Center church at 2 o clock and at the North End at TA p.m. standard time, with other mission work and child services planned and offerings taken.
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Zelma Dowinel
Camden
Cora Newell
Kansas City
Dwinal
Richmond High School
George Kimball
Cortland
Frank Counoer
Norman Griffin
Georgetown
Vo. EL. Carey
New York
Mixx Mary Shaw
Auburn
Marjory Lamoreau
Richmond
United States
Frederick Hale
Portland
BK. Masxon Wright
Taath
Walter M. Mallett
Topsham
Charles B. Randall
Bowdeinham
John W P. Carey
Tath
Isabella Stewart
Daniel Stewart
Reed Road
Stewart
Nova Scoetia
Simeon Poe
Mary MacDonald Oulton
Herbert
Norman
Massachusetts
Edwin
Nettie Stewart
Thomaston
Conun
Minnie Bachelder
L. W. Grundy
Cotton Cemetery
Charles Whitney
Town
Donald Brown
Elsie Oliver
Charlestown
Mass
Benjamiin Owen Fommons
Ferry Road
Eyemoens
Bath
Owen
Cora Owen Emmons
Bvyon Emmons
Reginald
Donald
Ortha
William
Chester
Alvanes
Welock
J. W. Grundy
Philip Randall
Julian Richards
Stanley Marr
Waterville
Joseph Dray
Grace Meserve
Augusta
Fred Turner
Boston
Margaret DB. Peabody
Ethel Renkins
Effie M. White
Courtney Hinkley
Department of Maine
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
White
Hinkley
Peabody
Rankins
Chamber of Commerce Hall
Porthind
Gertrude Land
Jean Edgecomb
Charles EB. Preble
Cottage Park
Phippsburg School
Center Church
Beeston University
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jonas Jewett
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