Graduation Exercises at Congregational Church
Ninth grade pupils from town schools will hold graduation at the Center Congregational Church Thursday evening. A Center school picnic at F S Bowker’s pine grove was enjoyed with finch fomes and boating reported as very pleasant. Numerous local residents and visitors were noted at homes and farms around Popham Beach to Bath and Cox's Head with social visits and travel to Boston for work or leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Center
Center School
Pine Grove
F.S. Bowker
Finch
William Richardson
Bromwick
Nellie Terry
Basin
J. KE. Walker
Thomaston
HL. A. Oliver
Perry Farm
George OS. Davis
Julia Wallace
Bath
J. H. Pease
William R. Bowie
Popham Beach
Harold Gray
Boston
Allen C
Brown
Margaret
Albion
C. Brown
North Bath
Madison
North Anson
Panrington
Grace
Carlton Brown
Albion Co Brown
James B. Percy
Mo. Witte
Cos Wead
Tortland
Annie Lowell
God
Percy
Harry Hannaford
Lynn
Mass
Lida Hannaford
Spinney Farm
Cox's Head
Jennie Woodard
Raymond Woodard
North Bergen
N. d
James E. Percy
Woodard
Galen Daley
Hannah Greenlaw
Parker Head
Harry Mank
Arthur
Allen Thompson
Bangor
Henry L. Heald
William Heald
School For Boys
Bath Couple Observes Silver Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Litchfield celebrated their silver wedding at their 16 Bath street home with about 60 friends. The informal party featured floral decor, pink rose bouquet, gifts of silver, songs, readings, punch ice cream and cake, ending with group singing. Mrs. Litchfield, formerly Miss Alice Percy, received warm felicitations for another quarter century together.
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Harry E. Litchfield
Bath Street
BE. A. Farrar
Litchfield
Alice Percy
Mary T McIntire Dies in Bath After Illness
Mary T McIntire aged 68 widow of Fred C McIntire died Sunday afternoon at 2 50 at her son Warren McIntire’s home following two years of failing health. Born in Wiscasset she was daughter of Warren and Mary Sheldon and had lived 31 years in Bath. She leaves a daughter Mrs Walter Taylor and two sons Warren H and George McIntire of Bath, a grandson Walter Taylor, and a brother J I Sheldon Sr and sister Mrs Emma Sears, both of Bath.
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Mary T McIntire
Fred C. McIintire
Warren McIntire
Wiscasset
Warren
Mary Sheldon
Bath
Walter Taylor
Warren H
George McIntire
Sheldon, Sr
Emma Sears
Surprise party for Miss Marion Morse in Winnegance
Miss Marion Morse, a clerk in the City Clerk’s office, was surprised Tuesday night at her mother’s home in the Winneganee district with a bouquet and a lunch shower arranged by friends. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to Edgar Oliver and featured a long string hunt to reach the gifts.
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Miss Marion Morse
Woolwich Congregational Church A 162nd Anniversary
The Woolwich Congregational church at Nequasset marked its 162nd founding anniversary with a Sunday service, a sermon by Rev. Edwin J D Hardin, and the unveiling of a memorial tablet to pastors and deacons. Mrs. Charles Prescott, descendant of Rev Josiah Winship, unveiled the tablet as the event coincided with the church’s long history and its first pastor’s Harvard connection. The service featured Isaiah 35:1, violin and organ pieces, and special flowers from Winship descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Hardin
Edward Brooks
Yarmouth
Madeline Rich
Thelma Rich
John Carter
Town Notes from Bath Area Sunday Guests and Events
Bath residents hosted visitors including Mrs Winfield Wright and Mr Ernest F Kelley calling in town. Doris Brown graduates from Brown University in Providence. Ashburn Wardwell and Riley of Boston vacation at their Bluffs bungalow. William Gould spends a week in town. DeWick family opens Summer home at Murphy's Corner. Woolwich Farm Buren to hold all day session at Woolwich Center with Catherine Cook present to discuss Dress Forms. lunch provided at noon on Tuesday June 21.
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Mary Morse
Dixfield
First Baptist Church
Woolwich Center
Knnox and
Lincoln Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Pred Soule
Elmer Higgins
al of M
Arthur Berry
Bath Hospital
Roy Carpenter
Lynn
Hollis Bailey
Fred Bailey
Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Bowdoinham
Bailey
Marshall Merryman
Velma Bailey
Coburn
Montsweag
B.A. Bailey
Wiseasset
Irving
Bath City Hospital
Montsweag Grange Hall
Gorham Farwell
Cumberland
Alton Strout
Delmar Trott
Porthand
L. C. Feero
Scott
Jane
Hazel
Squirrel Island
Wesley Pushard
Cooper's Mills
Mixx Elizabeth Mains
Boston
Wilson Wright
Ida Morgan
John Gilmore
Harold
Rockland
Laforest
Carrie Savage
Yarmouth
Annie Goff
Richmond
Day's Ferry
Moatsw
Bath
Winfield Wright
Ernest F. Kelley
John Brown
Dorothy
Providence
I. J
Doris
Brown University
Ashburn Wardwell
Wardwell
Riley
The
Bluffs
William Gould
Robinhood
Harry DeWick
Murphy's Corner
Woolwich Farm
Buren
Catherine Cook
Traffic Tydol Dominates Market With Superior Performance
Tide Water introduces New Traffic Tydol claiming superior refinement and proven road performance. Advertised as balanced for modern motors, it touts faster starting, quicker pick-up, less gear shifting, and reduced knocking based on lab tests and test-drive reviews by Westchester dealers and a New York Herald Tribune article. Sales expand across sealed pumps as operators and car owners switch.
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Add
Tide Water
Westchester County
New York
New York Herald Tribune
Adve
TREATED TO ICE CREAM BY SOUTH END PLT
The South End PLT treated about 40000 children from three South End schools to ice cream instead of a picnic this season. The surplus was not used for the Old Folks Home. Distribution at Weeks Street and Mitchell School lists several committee members including Mrs. Earl Trott and Mrs. John Hunt.
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South End
Weeks Street
Earl Trott
Russell Colby
Wilfred Trott
Mitchell School
John Hunt
William Ee
P. Hateh
Elmer F. Campbell
William Hill
Winneganee
N. Gratz Jackson
Leland 2. Mitchell
Bath road commissioner Farnham surveys Kennebec Bay Point roads
Mrs Charles R Farnham of Bath the Bay Point Village Corporation road commissioner in Georgetown the only woman in the state to hold such an office inspected the Kennebec Point and Bay Point roads The two days of repairs show improvement and cottage owners expect a better highway this summer
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Charles R. Farnham
Bath
Bay Point
Georgetown
Kennebec Point
Admiral C. F. Hughes Appointed Chief of Naval Operations
Admiral Charles F. Hughes A. S. N. commander in chief of the United States fleet has been appointed chief of naval operations, effective November 14, succeeding Admiral Eberle. The notice notes his Bath Maine origins and WWI service including command of the battleship New York and involvement in the Vera Cruz action.
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Charles F. Hughes
United States Fleet
Eberle. M. BE. Helmnessy
Boston Sunday Globe
Admiral Hughes
Calvin Coolidge
United States Navy
Hampton Roads
New
Flughes
Dewey
Mamila
Vera Cruz
Sheriff Henderson Follows The Show In Mistaken Identity
Humor arose when West Bath grange put on A Fishermans Luck at Woolwich grange. A truck carried cast and props while sheriffs deputy chased a group misidentified as gypsies, then followed them to Bath and planned to see the next performance in Topsham.
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West Bath Grange
Woolwich Grange
West Bath
Sherif Henderson
Bath
Topsham
Grange Hall
Maine P T A Holds Annual Session With Delegates
More than 125 attended a supper in the YMCA gymnasium served by local associations. High school orchestra performed, and Mrs. Joseph D. Small of Westbrook was re elected Maine branch president for two years. Officers elected include Mrs. Haven Sawyer as state treasurer and Clinton J D Wilson as recording secretary. The convention date was moved from spring to fall, with Bangor as a probable site.
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Y.M.C.A
Arthur J. Dunton
Ralph W. Bragg
Lewis Gannon
John A. Legro
North Center
Chester A. Plant
Wellington Moore
Lelia Oliver
Earl Trott
South End Association
Frances Dunning
Joseph D. Small
Westbrook
Maine
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Assembly Hall
Morse High School
Seth S. Mullin
Bath
Clinton JD. Wilson
Haven Sawyer
Bangor
Charles R. Farnham
North Center Association
Augustus ©. Thomas
Augusta
David L. Wilson
Thomas
Herbert Porter
Sawyer
Acthir Alexander
Portland
Philip H. Kimball
Brunswick Schools
Allan Stevens
Wentworth Dennett Association
Kittery
Percival Batchelder
Augustus O. Thomas
D. W. Adams
Arthur Alexander
J. W. Hamlin
Eugene T. Lies
Chicago
Clinton TD
Maine Parent Teacher Association Holds State Convention
The Maine group elected a treasurer, heard from leaders including Mr Sawyer of the Lit tle City PLT and Ranger Central Council, and discussed growth strategies and parliamentary law. Speakers from Portland and Brunswick addressed cooperation with educators, thrift, and yearlong program planning.
State convention closes with suggestions for future sessions
Mrs Joseph D Small state president presided as Mrs Seth Mullin of Bath stood in. Delegates noted many suggestions for action and hoped 1928 convention could move to another region. Augusta, Bath and Bangor noted for hosting so far. Harry CC Webber named Sagadahoc county Popular Government League chair. Maud Clark Gay elected Lincoln county chair. A son born Thursday at City hospital to Mr and Mrs John Burgen has been married George Preston Burgen.
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Maine
National Association
Joseph D. Small
Seth S. Mullin
Bath
Augusta
Banger
Thanger
Harry CC. Webber
Bath Daily Times
Independent
Sagadahoe County
Popular Government League
Maud Clark Gay
Waldoboro
Crouse of Representatives
Lincoln County
City Hospital
John Burgen
George Preston Burgen
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Phippsburg
Mary L. McIntire
Sherman L. Morse
Miss Morse
Edgar Oliver
Owas
Gilmore
Ethel Pinkham
Marion McDonalds
Frances Day
Efia Pottle
Edna ‘Totman
Elsie Allegrin
Squaw Club
Walker C. Rogers
Winfield W. Morse
Warry
Webber
Shernan T. Morse
High Street
Doris Morse
Gorham Normal School
Houston
Doris Moire
Dromore Grange
Brian
Brian” Jewett
Proctor
Ssth Street
Keith Theatre
Davis
Keith House
Binghamton
Oliver Laudick
Jewett
Utica
Watertown
Syracuse
Rochester
Poughkeepsie
Buffalo
Keith
Keith-Albee
Orpheum
Ike
Pathe
Marilyn Miller
Woolwich Farm Bureau
Winfield S. Wright
Nequasset
West Bath Grange Hall
Clara Williams
North Vassalboro
Alonzo G. Fisher
Park Street
Arthur Chiff
Five Islands
Sheepscot Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Willis Beane
Prop
P. T. A. Kindness
Farnham
C. F. Hughes
Naval Operations
Sheriff Henderson
L. F.” Atwood
L. F. Medicine CO
Portland, Maine
Bath Savings Institution
State Association
Small
Little City Plt. A
Ranger Central Council
Ranger
Wall Street
Parent
Keystone
Automobile Enamels
Bath Grain CO
Commercial St
Keystone Varnish Company
Lrooklyn
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