Phippsburg Summer Scene Highlights Local Guests
Long list of summer visitors and residents at Phippsburg and Small Point scenes. Names include Forbes New York City, Gray Mason New York City, Herman Schwab New York City, Collins of Somerville, Haskell Lewiston, Sawyer Bath, Stevens Alfred, Wyman Massachusetts, Leavitt Bath, Sprague Topsham, Berry Parker Head, and many more. Notes on graduation, Bible gifts, and church repairs accompany town life details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
New Rn City
Kennebec
Gray Mason
New York City
Small Point
Herman Schwab
Manley Cottage
William Collins
Earl Collins
Bruce
Somerville
Mass
Sawyer
Robert Haskell
T Lewiston
George Sawyer
Bath
James Perry
Ite
Bucksport
Charles L. Stevens
Alfred
Rose Wyman
Massachusetts
Page Wyman
Elisha Bridges
Harry Spencer
Allen Kaler
Jonesport
Popham Beach
Mabel Mercene
Dorothy Blaisdell
Paul Gilmore
Harry Watson
Virginia Gilmore
John Gilmore
John F. Bowie
Bath City Hospital
John Parker Bowie
C. W. Rogers
Dromore
Harrison Wright
Philadelphia
F. P. Leavitt
Edith Sprague
West Bath
Edith
Phippsburg Grammar School
Bessie Sprague
J. Bradford Sprague
Brunswick
Topsham
Elmer Tibbetts
Beachmont
George A. Sprague
Bradford Sprague
Katherine Berry
Wynburg
John C. Berry
Paulson
Berry Farmhouse
Theresa Wyman
J. O. Wyman
Lakeview
Arthur Bowker
David Rogers Place
Mr. Bowker
Frank M. Bowker
Lee's Island
Kamp Kebec
Mary Morse
Boston
C. V. ‘Minott
Rogers
Alice Minett
Clinton Beals
Grange Hall
Moran
Pitch Pine Hill
Editor of Rotarian Speaks at Brunswick
Brunswick Rotarians honored Monday with Leland D. Case head of The Rotarian editorial board as speaker. Three new members welcomed George W. Leonard Francis W. Deehan Raoul F. Nga joined the club and Bowdoin College President Kenneth C. M. Sills introduced Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Rotarians
Leland D. Case
Rotarian
Rotary International
George W. Leonard
Classification Postal Service
Francis W. Deehan
Classification Life Insurance
Raoul F.nga
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
Case
Mr. Case
Rotary Club of
Chicago
Wesley
Iowa
Black Hills
South Dakota
Macalester College
Minnesota
Northwestern
Paris
France
New York Herald Tribune
Medill School of Journalism
Northwestern University
Cologne
Germany
Runaway horse killed when struck by auto
Mrs Helen R Gow and party were in a Ford on the Portland road west of Brunswick when a runaway horse from the Durham road crossed into the highway. The horse died, Miss Hester Brown 20 suffered a scalp wound and possible skull fracture, and the car occupants were taken to Brunswick hospital for observation. The horse was owned by Jesse Boyden. Miss Brown had never ridden before and was accompanied by Osborne Condon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen R. Gow
Brunswick
Portland Road
Middle Street
Brunswick Hospital
Stanley
John M. Johnson
Walter Omer
Bath
Durham Road
Deepcut
Hester Brown
South West Bend
Jesse Boyden
Miss Brown
Osborne Condon
Sea Sickness Strikes Many Of The Class Trip
Sixty four of the Morse high senior class party aboard the yacht Balmy Days on Saturday succumbed to seasickness en route from Squirrel Island to Monhegan. The voyage largely succeeded with 77 going to Monhegan and 13 avoiding illness. After a lunch stop and a return to Squirrel Island the group proceeded to Oqun, then Ho tel Fullerton for dinners and a private dance at the Southport Casino before returning to Bath. Arthur G. Staples, Lewiston Journal editor, fell ill Sunday at Squirrel Island, was taken to Auburn and then Central Maine Hospital for emergency surgery, with his condition serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Squirrel Island
Monhegan
Oothbay Harbor
Fullerton
Southport Casino
Arthur G. Staples
Lewiston Journal
Auburn
Central Maine
Lewiston
Mr. Staples
Winnegance Bathers Prompt State Stocking Hopes
Local fishermen seek state stocking of the new Winnegance Lake after a detailed inspection by Arthur Briggs of the Department of Fish and Game. Temperature measurements over several days will influence stocking decisions. Bathers' damage prompts repairs and a likely ban on parking and swimming along the causeway. Charles Perkins wins the Ella E. Wood prize at Morse high, adding pride to the community. Community club members attend in Freeport while residents return from visits and family outings at Capitol Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Winnegance
State Department of Fish and Game
Arthur Briggs
State Highway Department
Winneyance
Charles M. Perkins
Ella E. Wood
Morse High School
Progressive Union Meeting
Freeport
Carolyn A. Oliver
Morse
High Street
Amesbury
Mass
Edwin Webber
Doris Moore
Providence
R. I
Houston
Ormond Coggeshall
Miss Moore
Coggeshall
Gorham Normal School
Charles E. Hewitt
John G. Morse
John G. Morse, Jr
Hewitt Cottage
Capitol Island
Winneganee
Bridge Street
Winneganee Causeway
State Highway Commission
Miss Peggy Crosby Hosts Dinner Dance on St Regis Roof
Miss Peggy Crosby daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Crosby of Brooklyn returned from Bennett School Milbrook New York to host a dinner dance on the St Regis Roof in honor of guests Miss Margaret Lou Hutchinson of Jackson Tennessee and Miss Rosalie Smith of Chicago Illinois both Bennett School students Also present were Miss Elaine Plipp Alice Stevens Leonore Stropp Betty Jane Harris Ruth Albers and other friends from Brooklyn Greenwich South Orange Pittsburgh and Manhattan with relatives and companions attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Crosby
Carl Crosby
83D Street
Brooklyn
Phoebe Pendleton
Bennett School
Milbrook
N. Y
St. Regis
Margaret Lou Hutchinson
Jackson, Tenn
Rosalie Smith
Chicago
Ill
Miss Crosby
Henry A. Clinkenbroomer
Park Avenue
Elaine Plipp
Alice Stevens
Greenwich
James Cropsey
Edward Maxwell
Fred Blanchard
Edward Stropp
South Orange
N. J
Wellington Simpson
Harry Voge
Six Months Sentence for Lumberyard Larceny
Percy Ayer was sentenced to six months in Auburn jail by Recorder Owen J. Ledyard after pleading guilty to larceny of lumber from The Texas Steamship Co. yard. County Attorney John P. Carey Jr. urged action against others named in a theft ring totaling over $2,000. Also noted are summer travels of Miss Alice Rich, Mrs. Margaret Rich, and visitors Herman Richwab and family from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Ayer
Auburn
Owen J. Ledyard
Ayer
Texas Steamship Co
John P. Carey Jr
Carey
Texas
Alice Rich
Margaret H. Rich
Clifton Street
Columbus
Miss Rich
May Forbid Bathers Using New Causeway
Bathers at Winnegance may be ordered to stop using the new causeway as damage and disruption from crowds prompt officials to consider banning parking and swimming there. The State Highway Department plans to review the situation after complaints of rock-throwing crowds and loitering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance
State Highway Department
Winneganee
Emily Dexter named candidate for state Legion Auxiliary president
Emily Agnes Dexter of Lewiston is running for state president of the American Legion Auxiliary at the July Portland convention. She has held leadership roles in the Second District Council, Lewiston Unit 22, and the Red Cross home service department, with strong community ties in New Auburn and Scout work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Agnes Dexter
Lewiston
American Legion Auxiliary
New Auburn
Daniel 8. Dexter
Brann
Cambridge
Mass
Dexter
Second District Council
Farmington
Emily
All Grammar School All Star Teams Named by YMCA League
Grammar School captains unveil the YMC A league All Grammar School first and second teams. First team includes Eaton Central Downs catcher Burgess South Weeks St Marys pitcher Grace Central Ups Norton Central Ups Mulcahy South Weeks St Marys Lee Central Ups Plummer South Weeks St Marys Farrar Central Downs Earlbach North Dike Pierce North Dike pitcher. Second team lists Stanton Central Downs catcher Sutherland Central Downs pitcher Fraser North Dike pitcher Johns North Dike Thayer Central Downs Lewis Central Ups Burns Central Ups Oliver South Weeks St Marys center Moody Central Downs right field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Central Downs
Burgess
St. Mary's
Grace
Central Ups
Norton
Mulcahy
Lee
Plummer
Fraser
North-Dike
Johns
Thayer
Lewis
Flemming
Burns
Oliver
South Weeks
Moody
Lewiston Highway Dept Adopts Five Day Week
The Lewiston Highway Department shifts to a five day week due to reduced work. To curb welfare expenses, several score workers are assigned part time in the highway department. The change does not affect yard men and waste collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Highway Department
Maine Central seeks permit to run highway buses between Portland and Yar mouth
The Maine Central Transportation Co seeks Public Utilities Commission approval to replace trolley service with highway motor coaches on the Portland to Yar mouth route and extend trips through Freeport Brunswick Bath and Rockland. Fares match current trolley rates with four through trips to Freeport and Brunswick three to Bath and two to Rockland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Yarmouth
Maine Central Transportation Co
D. C. Douglass
Maine Central Railroad
Public Utilities Commission
Freeport
Brunswick
Bath
Rockland
Douglass
Maine Central Territory
Martin's Point Bridge
Cumberland County Power and Light Co
E. D. Wescott
Graduates Entertain at Morse High Reception Friday
More than 500 dancers and spectators attended Morse High School class of 1933 reception in the gym Friday night from eight to twelve. Royal Arcadians ten piece band played the final public Morse graduation event with maroon and white streamers and colored lights. Receiving line included Superintendent Clinton D. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson, Principal Arthur B. Scott and Mrs. Scott, Sub-Master John E. Pome roy, faculty and students such as Miss M Agnes Fahey Miss Mary L. Lord Miss Jean S Ogden Charles F. Cummings Miss Mary H. Conley Miss Katherine Conley Miss Hester M. Rose Miss Edna McAvoy Miss Marjorie H. Dearborn Miss Janette W. Smith Miss Catherine E. Leonard Blair C. Wilson Horace Herrick David Y. Alkazin Miss Carrie E. Shaw Richard E. McElman class president Miss Iona M. Dunton class salutatorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morsey High School
Royal Arcadians
Morse
Clinton D. Wilson
Wilson
Arthur B. Scott
Scott
John E. Pomeroy
M. Agnes Fahey
Mary L. Lord
Jean S. Ogden
Charles F. Cummings
Mary H. Conley
Katherine Conley
Hester M. Rose
Edna McAvoy
Marjorie H. Dearborn
Janette W. Smith
Catherine E. Leonard
Blair C. Wilson
Horace Herrick
David Y. Alkazin
Carrie E. Shaw
Glee Club
Richard E. McElman
Iona M. Dunton
Mrs Cogan Hosts Pleasant Class Party
Mrs David S Cogan entertained Friday night at her home with Morse high school class of 1923 members to honor Mrs Benjamin Heald of Manchester New Hampshire nee Edith J Courser. Four tables of novelty bridge awarded prizes to Harrington Davis and Burden. Refreshments served. Attending were Lewin Quinn Coombs Coombs Palmer Cummings Powers footer James Colby Quimby Curtis and Earl Bryant of West
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Cogan
Anna S
Arik
Washington Street
Morse High School
Benjamin Heald
Manchester
N. H
Edith J. Courser
Katherine L. Harrington
Milford
Mass
Dorothy M. Davis
Ralph O. Burden
M. Elizabeth Lowell
Lillian E. Lewin
Anne K. Quinn
Lucy W. Coombs
Adelaide Coombs
Addie D. Palmer
Thomas J. Cummings
Helen S. Powers
Edwin T. Powers
Priscila M. Footer
Almena A. James
Granville M. Colby
Bernice M. Quimby
Christine C. Curtis
Earl C. Bryant
West Bath
Sagadahoc Ferry School Closes After 14 Week Term
Sagadahoc Ferry School ended Friday after a 14 week term. Students listed as never absent a half day include Hartley Lounsbury Ray Lounsbury Alvin Presley Ruth Presley Geraldine Rice Patricia Strout Clarence Young Paul Sylvester Faustina Reed Sarah Reed and Dorothy Reed. Faustina Reed Sarah Reed and Dorothy Reed were never absent a half day during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Ferry
Hartley Lounsbury
Ray Lounsbury
Alvin Presley
Ruth Presley
Geraldine Rice
Patricia Strout
Clarence Young
Paul Sylvester
Faustina Reed
Sarah Reed
Dorothy ‘Thy Reed
Fi Faustina Reed
Dorothy Reed
Bath Young People Married in Portland
Miss Christine Cotton Lockery daughter of Mr and Mrs James E Lockery of 418 Washington street became the bride of Edward Albert Cummings son of Mr and Mrs William Cummings 897 Middle street at a simple wedding in Portland Monday at four at Rev Willam H Jones residence 178 Spring street pastor of the Emmanuel Baptist church The double line ceremony tied with maid of honor Arabelle M Lord and best man Charles F Cummings The couple will honeymoon in Chicago returning to 416 Washington street by October 1 Both are active in Bath society and local institutions The article also details Y M C A camp funds and eligibility for Bath boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Cotton Lockery
James E. Lockery
Washington Street
Edward Albert Cummings
William Cummings
Middle Street
Portland
Willam H. Jones
Spring Street
Immanuel Baptist Church
Arabelle M. Lard
John A. Lord
Saco
Charles F. Cummings
Morse High School
Paul Morton
Porthaid
Mr Lord
Mrs. Cummings
Cummings
Mitchell Choss
Cummings Motor Co
Chicago
Century of Progress
Pitt
More Boys Apply for Y Camp This Summer
A large number of boys applied at the Y M C A last Thursday to attend the Y M C A Camp this summer. About one third of the applicants likely qualified for the program.
Jury Deliberations End With $1250 Verdict In Auto Negligence Suit
Superior court jurors in Auburn deliberated about four hours Friday before returning a verdict of 1250 for the estate of Arthur Gagnon in a $5000 auto negligence suit against Clinton M. Bisbee of West Sumner, with Adelard Gagnon administrator. The jury trial for Lillian and Joseph Nadeau of Livermore Falls versus George R. Grua of Livermore Falls will resume at 9:30 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Auburn
Arthur Gagnon
Clinton M. Bisbee
West Sumner
Adelard Gagnon
Lillian Nadeau
Joseph Nadeau
Livermore Falls
George R. Grua
Dunlap Commandery Outing At Dyer's Cove
Dunlap Commandery K T plans St John's Day outing at Curtis Farm Dyer's Cove Great Island. Cars depart Masonic Temple after nine morning no fixed program until two pm clambake then vaudeville and sports. Transportation and ice donations sought from members via transportation committee J Maurice Haynes Lewis J Sanborn. Clambake committee Edward E Morse Thomas R Huston Lewis J Sanborn. Other committees Tickets John H Freeman George C Quicksall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunship
K. T
St. John’s
Curtis Farm
Dyer's Cove
Great Islind
Masonic Temple
Committee On Transportation
J. Maurice Haynes
Lewis J. Sanborn
Edward E. Morse
Thomas R. Huston
John H. Freeman
George C. Quicksall
Harold E. Cutting
Edwin H. P. Lowell
William A. Furber
Ernest M. Fulton
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Phippsburg
John H. Carter
G. H. Pye
Sebason
West Point Grammar Ee
Nears Center
Eleanor D. Pye
Irving G. Harrington
Rotarian Speaks
Texas Co
Herman Richwab
Emily Dexter
GRAY
Lewiston Highway
Peris
Mrs. Cogan
M.H.S
Sagadahoc
Christine Lockery
Davenport Fund
Davenport
Dunlap Commandery
St. John’s Day
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
Flint
Michigan
G.M A.C
General Motors
Chevrolet Trucks
D. M. Mckown
Boothbay Harbor
Bowdoinham
Maine
Turner & Gilpatrick
Richmond
William Prentice