Delightful D A R Party Held at Bowdoinham Home
June brought perfect weather as about 150 guests from 20 chapters gathered at Miss Clara Newhall Fogg’s Bowdoinham Colonial home. Mrs Maude Clark Gay and Bowdoinham members hosted a luncheon with colonial decor while state officers and regents spoke on D A R aims. Clerks announced a Poland Spring field day on July 8 with Congressman Moran possible speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham
Pleasant Street
Clara Newhall Fogg
National Committee
Maude Clark Gay
Waldoboro
Maine
Lincoln
Miss Fogg
Gay
Clinton C. Stevens
Bangor
Luetta King
Elizabeth Wadsworth
Portland
Marie Antoinette
Stevens
Poland Spring
Edwin C. Moran
Fire at Arrowsic Burns Over Dry Land
Late Sunday a fire on land formerly owned by the Haverhill YMCA and now Grace Preble property at Arrowsic northwestern point near the Gut spread through dry land and trees. An emergency crew used buckets and lashed tools to extinguish after a few hours as water from the river eased firefighting. motorists paused to view the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mass
Water Department Reports $400000 Operating Surplus
The St. Louis water department announced an operating surplus of 400000 dollars for the past fiscal year, highlighting strong revenue and controlled costs within the utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Firemen Dedicate Cemetery Lot On Memorial Sunday
Firefighters honored their dead with a large memorial parade to Oak Grove Cemetery. The 102 strong procession included 81 on foot and 21 in cars led by the Senator Baxter Drum Corps and Drum Major Edwin L. Emmons. At the grave of Cristopher Cushing prayers were read and a dedication of the new Firemen's Memorial lot followed, with Rev. Timothy C. Maney and Rev. George B. Wolstenholme delivering addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Baxter
Oak Grove Cemetery
Cristopher Cushing
Central Station
Water Street
Edwin L. Emmons
Frank Farrin
George Middleton
Alvah Lewis
Elmer Rogers
Edward Whitehouse
Chester Lewis
Archie Grant
Charles Burgess
Mr. Grant
Bath Veteran Firemen’s Association
Mr. Burgess
Fire Department
Scott Morse
Joseph E. Avery
Christopher Cushing
Oak Grove
Timothy C. Maney
St. Mary’s Church
George B. Wolstenholme
People’s Baptist Church
Wolstenholme
Mr. Wolstenholme
California
David L. Wilson
Wilson
Dike P T A reports read at old Dummer Street school
The Dike P T A held a Tuesday meeting with about 25 members, reading reports from secretary and treasurer. Activities included Red Cross aid, member campaigns, periodic sessions, and events like card and dance parties to raise funds. Mentions of speakers, donations, quilt projects, and a year end balance of about 36 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike P. T. A
Dummer Street
Hoffman
Treasury
Red Cross
Roe
William A. Furber
Leroy F. Colby
George Reynolds
Ralph Dunbar
Hicksville
Auburn
Frank Reinholl
Erskine
Charles MacDonald
Herman W. Crocker
Crocker
Frank S. Wakefield
Wakefield
Scott M. Golder
Frank A. French
The
Association
E. Mason Wright
Golder
Daniel J. Perry
Court Takes Up Civil Cases as Term Nears End
In Sagadahoc Superior Court Henry T. B. Leeman of Bath sues Samuel Dickinson of Wiscasset for 236 dollars for motor boat engine repairs. Dickinson challenges the bill as excessive, noting the engine cost 200 in 1914. The session also considers DeGrenier Co. v Poulos and Georgetown tax cases, with multiple pleas and probation rulings shaping the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. B. Leeman
Bath
Samuel Dickinson
Wiscasset
Sagadahoe Superior Court
Arthur J. Dunton
Leeman
Edward W. Bridgham
Dickinson
Lothrop
de- Grenier Co
Haverhill
Mass
George Poulos
Liberty Bottling Co
DeGrenier Co
Georgetown
Herbert T. Powers
John P. Carey Jr
Leeman Vs. Dickinson and DeGrenier Co
Poulos
Justice Powers
Larrabee
Alfred S. Metcalfe
Chelsea
Edward W. Larrabee
Metcalfe
Veterans’ Hospital
Edward
Paul Thomas
Sagadahoc
Boothbay
Thomas
Benjamin Arena
Portland
John P. Carey, Jr
Arthur F. Mayo
Mayo
Front Street
Sagadahock Real Estate Association
Bonness
Terrell
Walker Street
Union Street
Bath Street
Mr. Bonness
Traverse
Charles Raymond Barter
Bath School
Rails on Front Street North End to Come Up
City council authorized the Board of Highways and Sewers to negotiate with the Androscoggin and Kennebec Railway Co. to salvage rails once used for Freight cars, enabling Front Street north of Oak Street to be improved. The rails, once owned by Maine Central, were purchased by the city and then by A and K Ry for switching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
Maine Central
North End
Texas Co
Kelley, Spear Co
Board of Highways and Sewers
Androscoggin & Kennebec Railway Co
John N. Taylor
Street Railroad Company
Oak Street
Maine Central Railroad Co
Texas Yard
City Treas
Young
Bath Trust Co
Bath Nat. Bank
First Nat. Bank
Morse High Graduation Crowds Fill Bath Auditorium
Ninety two students received diplomas from Morse High School in Bath as the class of 1933, the largest since 1925, gathered in the auditorium with seating for 1050 and standing room at capacity. The procession featured 56 girls and 36 boys in varied gowns, while Miss Iona Mae Dunton gave the salutatory on education in Bath. President Richard Edward McElman delivered the class oration, stressing service as the school cherishes tradition and civic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Morse
City of
Bath
John H. Grindell
Charles Myron Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Iona Mae Dunton
James F. Dunton
Woolwich
Miss Dunton
Richard Edward McElman
George H. McElman
McElman
Bedford Street
McEliman
Richmond Baptist Church Elects Rev Leroy Cleveland for Another Year
After the Richmond Baptist service a business meeting reappointed Rev Leroy Cleveland for a second year. A vesper at 4 30 featured a program enjoyed by many. Donald Thayer of Waldo County praised vegetable planting guidance, noting higher yields, better health, and lower food costs from following the budget and varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Leroy” Cleveland
Donald Thayer
Waldo County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bowdoinham Home
Arrowsic
Washington Street
Eben J. Marston
Dike School
P.T. A
Washington
Charles D. Weeks
Committee On
A. R. Chaney
Highland Street
Pine and Corliss Streets
Committee On Water and Water Works
Sagadahock
Committee On Fire Department
Parks
Bath Firemen’s Memorial Association
Pine Tree
Charles T. Henderson
Clyde Robinson
Abraham Miller
Percy
Fred Oliver
Galen E. Ward
Lincoln Street
Dorothy M. Wilson
Pine Streets
Donald Duncan
Ernest Rogers
Stephen Crosby
Alderman Dougherty
Chester H. McCabe
Mark A. Jackson
Allen M. Irish
Morse High
Lois Crawford
Swett Valedictorian
Marjorie Ellen Furber
Dorothy Madelyn Bryant
West Bath
Johnson's Auto Cleaner
Johnson’s Auto Cleaner
Johnson’s Auto Wax
Johnson
Johnson Brosco
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