Convention Notice for Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
The 42nd annual Maine Federation of Women's Clubs convention is set for June 27 to 29 at the Marshall House York Harbor. Notable events include a Wednesday banquet and Thursday luncheon and directors dinner with guests Gladys Hasty Carroll and Stanley High, the latter a noted editor and lecturer.
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York Harbor
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Marshall House
Gladys Hasty Carroll
York County
Stanley High
Kelley Field project rushed to finish in Bath
Federal Relief Administrator John A. McDonough ordered rapid completion of the Kelley athletic field in Bath Maine. ERA investigator Brian M. Jewett moved 20 more workers from the Oak Grove cemetery project to reach 70 plus, with nearly 80 men six days a week to finish the $30 000 job as fast as possible.
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Kelley Athletic Field
Bath
John A. McDonough
State of
Maine
Brian M. Jewett
ERA Projects
State Administration Office
Oak Grove Cemetery
Kelley Field
Frndy
McDonough
Portland Shooters Come To Bath Skeet Meet Sunday
Bath skeet team faces a Portland five man squad next Sunday at Bath Skeet Club field. Portland reportedly sends Maine’s best team after Bath defeated Brunswick. Two rounds of 25 shots await the rivals. Representing Bath: Bernard McAusland, Mickey Savage, Eddie Clough, George Conway, Eddie Sonia.
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Bath
Portland
Brunswick
Maine
Bernard McAusland
Mickey Savage
Eddie Clough
George Conway
Eddie Sonia
Colby Rites Held For Bath Widow Sarah H Colby
Sarah H Colby 85 widow of Capt George W Colby died Tuesday after a two month illness. Born in Westport to Jonathan and Sarah Pinkham she lived in Bath 70 years and was active in the Baptist church. She leaves four sons Perry Portland Chester Aras engineer in France Roy and Russell Bath and a daughter Mrs Frank Shephard Bath. Funeral Thursday at 2 p m from her residence.
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Sarah H. Colby
George W. Colby
Highland Street
Westport
Jonathan
Sarah Hodgdon Pinkham
Bath
Baptist Church
Capt
Perry A. Colby
Portland
Chester D. Colby
Aras
France
Roy F. Colby
Russell M. Colby
Frank H. Shephard
Sunday Baseball Permit Granted at Kelley Field
Municipal officers approved a petition signed by 155 residents to permit Sunday baseball at Kelley field, under applicable Sunday sports laws. Jenney Mfg Co sought a Neon sign on Vine street. Lees referred to overhead-sign committee. Mike Zoome received a victualer license. Morris E Povich fireworks license referred to licenses committee. Alderman Gillies presided in mayor and board president absence.
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Kelley Field
Jenney Mfg. Co
Vine Street
Lees
Donnell
Gillies
Mike Zoome
Morris E. Povich
Bowdoinham News Highlights Local Life and Sports
Bowdoinham residents host visitors and attend events from Lisbon to Scarboro. The town baseball team beat Lisbon, with Spear Sedgley pitching and Caleb Mitchell catching. Local marriages, commencements, grange activities, and a sudden death of Charles Cary are noted along with visits from Portland, Auburn, and Boston area residents.
World Wide Guilds Show Praised Young Talent Program
An entertaining vestry program by the World Wide Guild featured Miss Rosamond Stover as president. Performances included songs by Martha Hawks Phyllis Small and a group of girls, cornet and violin solos, a short play Fidgets set in the Home for Aged Women, and readings from the Guild Chronicle.
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World Wide Guild
Rosamond Stover
Martha Hawks
Phyllis Small
Alice Eatson
Alice Dennison
Gloria Stover
Harriet Furber
John Wakefield
Frank Martin
Leah Merrill
Dorothy Martin
Eleanor Wright
Helen Sims
Guild Chronicle
Phyllis Eaton
Amelia Howard
Lydia Spencer
Elizabeth Pinkham
Life of the Home
Luella Carter
Harriet Comstock
Lucy Rogers
Althea Beerup
Constance Kellogg
Carolyn Oliver
Rhoda Benton
Marjory Stover
Celia Fenwick
Will Fendick
Colonial Club Holds Annual Outing at New Meadows Inn
Colonial Club members gathered Monday to celebrate the opening of New Meadows Inn for the 1934 season with a shore dinner. Over 80 attendees included out of town guests as a four piece orchestra played. The evening featured Phyllis and Martha from the Keith vaudeville circuit, magician Ernest A. Carter, and entertainment by local performers with several dance numbers and a sing along. The event concluded with a variety act and general dancing, noting a larger turnout than two years ago.
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Colonial Club
New Meadows Inn
John Grindell
Clifford Leeman
Kenneth Trask
Portland
Mr. Cook
Eugene M. Desmond
J. Haviland Torrey
Robert Brownell
John Fitzgerald
Edwin Given
William Dennison
Frank Colburn
Bath Opera House
Inn
Bath driver fined for unsafe truck brakes
Albert J. Larrabee of Brunswick pleaded guilty in Bath municipal court after being charged by State highway patrolman John P. Crosby with operating a motor truck on the Bath Brunswick road last Saturday without proper brakes. Recorder Owen J. Ledyard ordered a $10 fine and $4.95 costs, with the fine suspended on payment of costs.
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Albert J. Larrabee
Brunswick
Bath
John P. Crosby
Bath- Brunswick
Mr. Larrabee
Owen J. Ledyard
Westport Island Graduation Holds On Island but Not Absent List
The article lists graduates and absent students for the year at Westport Island School. It notes diplomas awarded and names attendees from a Maine community, with several relatives visiting and new summer residents arriving.
Central Church Choir Card Party Supports Federation Music
The Central church parish house hosted a choir sponsored card party to raise funds for Federation music. In contract prizes went to Mrs. William H. Small and Mrs. Roscoe H. Shaw. in auction, Mrs. Ralph P. Mank and Mrs. Fred A. Fuller won. Refreshments followed with flowers gifted from Mrs Wood’s garden and praise for the organizing committee.
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Central Church
Federation
William H. Small
Roscoe H. Shaw
Ralph P. Mank
Fred A. Fuller
As Wood
Garen
Luther S. Thompson
Howard A. Parks
Micha. P. Feero
Andrus L. Coleman
John Shaw
Ruth E. Huston
Ruth E. Webster
Margaret E. Brimijoin
John Burgon
Man Pleads Guilty To Reckless Driving
William F. Jorman of Bath pleaded guilty in municipal court to reckless driving after an accident on Brunswick road. He was fined $10 with $13.15 costs. State Patrol charged Totman, driving a Hudson, with passing at the hill, colliding with Alcide A. Elie’s Studebaker, badly damaging the latter.
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William F. Jorman
Bath
Owen J. Ledyard
John Foote
Brunswick Road
John P. Crosby
Totman
Hudson
Poin
Studebaker
Alcide A. Elie
Webster
Musical Society Ends Season With Guest Singers
The Musical Society closes its season with guest performers in Grace Hall audience delight. Allan Ramsay leads a varied program including arias, duets, piano solos, piano duets, and a quartet. Rehearsals resume in September as summer activities continue.
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Les Camarades Musicaux
Les Camarades
Altho
Mr. Ramsay
TV Quameos
Allan Ramsay
Field
Mr McPherson
Pandolfettio Graziosetto
Mrs. Hatch
Albee
Calara Edwards
Holman
Mr. McPherson
Attila
Laren
Etme
Verdi Ramsay
Miss Magoun
Field, Mrs. Albee
Ec Elses Rossini
Ramsay
Gari
Pastello
Royal
Liebestraum
A. L
Eoets
George Homer
McPherson
Valse
Godard
Mild
Hargraves
Messrs. Field
Lacome
Rice
the Green Cathedral
Hahn
Hatch
Mr. Field
Mr. Royal
Ellen Smith Harvey 73 Dies After Illness at Bath Home
Mrs Ellen Smith Harvey wife of Theodore S Harvey died Tuesday afternoon after a three month illness of heart weakness at her daughter Mrs Cale Burns 47 Shepard Street Bath Born in Brooksville Nova Scotia to Caleb and Frances Smith she moved from Portland to Bath six years ago Funeral Thursday at two at Mrs Burns home with survivors including husband one daughter three granddaughters a grandson seven great grandchildren three nieces and other relatives
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Ellen Smith Harvey
Theodore S. Harvey
Cale Burns
Shepard Street
Brooksville
N. S
Caleb
Frances Smith
Bath
Portland
Seventh Day Adventists of
Burns
Mrs James Malin Dies in Groton at 84
Mrs James Malin mother of Archibald M Main died Wednesday at Groton Connecticut at 2 20 a m She was in her eighty fifth year born in Argyllshire Scotland She is survived by her son his wife Mary Jane Avery five grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services at her home Eastern Point Groton Connecticut Saturday June 23 at 1 p m Interment in Groton Relatives and friends invited Prof and Mrs Herbert Moore of Mt Holyoke College plan to pass this week at Sebasco Mrs Moore was formerly Miss Leota Jacobson of Bath
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Hattie Andros
Edith Wood
Nash
Whittitt
Bailey’s Island
Thomas Ur
William Raymond
Berlin
N. H
Emma Raymond
Bowdoinham Town
Lisbon
Bowdeinham
Spear Sedgley
Caleb Mitchell
Carroll Ames
Mountainview
Calif
Ames
James Ames
Grant Hulse
Portland
Charles Hackett
George Cutler
George Sedgley
Phillip Ridley
Ella Purington
Frank Siegars
Mhazardville
Conn
Newton
Frid Leavitt
Bowdoin
Charles H. Welch
California
Billings
Welch
Richmond
Charles B. Randall
Horace Raymond
Wesley Williams
Annie Raymond
Karl Hatch
Charles Hatch
Scarboro
Grange
Grange Hall
Frank Given
Marie
Massachusetts
Florenc
Bardwell
Mollie Curtis Bardwell
Bowdoinham
Allen Bearse, Jr
Arlington
Mass
Erla Browne
University of Maine
L. P. Temple
Georgia
Pratt
Gardiner
DeForest Pratt
Charles Cary
Bay Road
Cary
Baptist Church
Masonic Hall
Varina Denham
Ralph
South Portland
John
Freeport
Kenneth MacDougal
Houston
Ricker Classical Institute
Edward Baker
J. Hall Denham
Grand Jury
J. W. Bishop
Pearl Cannon
Traverse Jury
Bath
Samuel Dorrance
Clarence Hanson
Alise
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Clara Fogg
Hazel Hackett
George A. Hackett
Zina Maxwell
Irving Fowl
Westport
el Ee Te Eee Ae
Waives
Murl Downing
Paul Hatch
Michigan
Ida Fowl
Methodist Church
Gladys Reddick
New York
Glenace Schoen
Dickie” Schoen
Billy
Anna Gannon
Malin Patheaden
Bertha Jones
Maine
Evelyn Colby
Robert Boothby
Betty Richardson
Peavor
Charles Titus
Dorothy ‘Cromwell
Erin
Beatrice Jones
Florence Brackley
John H. Garter
Robert O. Boothby
Dorothy Cromwell
Roberta E. Leavitt
Lorean Hodgdon
Lester Hodgdon
Mary J. Greenleaf
Albert Greenleaf
Robert Brackley
Wayne Brackley
Dorothea Hodgdon
Charles Sawyer
Kenneth Bruce
Friend
Bruce Cottage
David W. Greenleaf
Tekamah
Neb
McFadden
Robert Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Beatrice Brown
Providence
R. I
Florence Williams
Ida Greenleaf
Russell Greenleaf
Eugene Cromwell
Woolwich
Alice Whitten
Eva Beaudet
Betty
Allen Gray
Dorothy Higgins
Carl Hodgdon
Alvin Hodgdon
Arthur Kelley
Medford
James Malin
Archibald M. Main
Groton
Main
Argylleshire
Scotland
Mary Jane Avery
Eastern Point
Herbert Moore
Mt. Holyoke College
South Hadley
Sebasco
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Topsham
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James A. Thurston
Stanley E. Wallace
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Lorcan
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