Proposed Park Parkway Along Androscoggin River To Bath
A Brunswick to Bath parkway along the Androscoggin River is proposed to be funded by the Maine ERA and State Highway Commission. The route would run from Brunswick through Merrymeeting Park to the current Bath road, removing Cook's Corner railroad crossing with overpass improvements. The plan envisions ERA landscaping, anticipated higher property values, and careful land use along Water Street and the riverbank. The idea aims to reduce traffic conflicts, support local development, and be presented to the highway commission with estimated costs and routing details.
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Bath
Chamber of Commerce
Maine Era
State Highway Commission
Androscoggin River
Brunswick
Merrymeeting Park
Cook’s Corner
ERA
Water Street
Augusta
Mill Street
Pleasant
Maine
Mason
Maine Streets
Brunswick Record
Androscoggin
Bargain Wool Suits and Men’s Apparel Sale Prices
A vintage ad lists low prices on all wool suits in blue brown and gray from 14.50 to 24.50, plus a full line of pants shirts sweaters workwear and athletic gear. Items include Sanforized slacks shirts under 1 dollar, Endicott-Johnson and Noxall footwear, and hood sneakers with guaranteed quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endicott-Johnson
Maine Club Forms to Maintain Appalachian Trail Section
A new Maine Appalachian Trail Club was formed to assume maintenance of the 250 mile Maine segment. It operates without dues, honoring members for distinguished service, with leaders and members including former Governor Percival Baxter and Walter D. Greene. The club plans reports for the 1935 Appalachian Trail Conference and notes map and guidebook availability through the Maine Development Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Georgia
New Trail Club
Atlantic Seaboard
Appalachian Trail Club
Percival P. Baxter
George J. Stobie
Inland Fisheries and Game
Neil L. Violette
Robert G. Stubbs
James W. Sewall
Harrie B. Coe
Maine Publicity Bureau
Walter D. Greene
Sebec Lake
C. C. C. Forester
J. F. Schairer
Carnegie Geophysical Laboratory
Maine Woods
Myron H. Avery
Lubec
United States Shipping Board
Merchant Fleet Corporation
Mary Josephine Kempt
W. H. Sawyer
Bates College
Kennebec River
Helen N. Taylor
Bigelow
Sugarloaf
A. H. Jackman
Shailer S. Philbrick
Shenandoah National Park
Sugarloaf Mountain
Maine Development Commission
Popham Beach Community Notes from Bath to Boothbay
Popham Beach locals share visits and travel tales as town residents and guests arrive for the season. A moose wandered through town, crossing roads and the river, while summer visitors from New York City Boston and Cambridge frequent the Sea Grille and cottages. Residents and guests report boat trips hunting, school accolades, light keeper injuries, and gatherings at the Kennebec area sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Dobbin
Jonesport
Jack Beebe
Wakefield
Mass
South Shore
Marguerite Hennessy
Bath
Ollie Haynes
Auburn
Enid Spinney
Clifton Morong
Kennebec River
Camp Curtisguild
Bridgeport
Conn
John D. Rogers
Popham
Fort Popham
Larry
Bay Point
Rollo Morton
Saco
Raymond Larrabee
J. L. Ahern
New York City
Pauline Morong
Kennebec House
Eugene Stover
Portland
George Faward McNulty
McNulty
Fred Haminston
Fred
Edna M. Oliver
Freeman Oliver
McKenney
Seguin Island
Marine Hospital
Whistle House
Vernon Mattson
Vernon, Jr
Dorothy
Newtonville
Old Fort Popham
Marguerite McNulty
Farold Hamilton
Oakland Beach
R. L
Stanley Burnham
Stanley, Jr
Melrose
Mr. Burnham
Ida Burnham
Milton Pinkham
Five Islands
E. R. Spinney
Horace Morse
Martha
Mary
John
Horace, Jr
Minstrel outing at Alliquippa Beach features turtle prize
WINNEGANCE members of the Minstrel show given a Seis Shae performance at Wifitigance Community Club. An impromptu concert drew strangers to Alliquippa Beach at Small Point where a lobster stew supper was served. A large mud turtle in yellow polka dots was dug up and brought home. Weather spoiled some plans as a rainstorm sent cast members to their cars. Attendees included several named locals and others who attended graduation at Webber hospital in Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seis Shae
Alliquippa Beach
Small Point
Merton Oliver
Barnice Drake
Walter Rogers
White Ribbon Recruits Consecrated Tuesday
A consecration service for White Ribbon recruits was held at a Nazarene church meeting of the W C T U Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Ida Stover was absent ill, with Mrs Nella Stover directing the program assisted by Miss Lois Palmer. Over 100000 copies of Miss Palmer s syllabus are in use nationwide and a four day school in alcohol education will precede the national W C T U convention in Atlantic City. Paul Hart returned Tuesday from Medford Mass after a several day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
Nazarene Church
Ida Stover
Nella Stover
Lois Palmer
Atlantic City
N.J
Tor
Bertha Rachel Palmer
National Union
Miss Palmer
Phippsburg News Highlights Seasonal Visitors and Local Notes
Phippsburg news covers church service plans with Rev. Maria Poulson as speaker at the Center on Sunday. It notes illnesses, including Mrs. Léon W. Berry in Roslindale, Mass., and a stream of summer visitors and residents at Sebasco Estates, Small Point, and Bath. Numerous kinfolk from New York, Boston, and Pennsylvania are guests or travelers, with scenes at cottages, camps, and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria 8. Poulson
Penny Farms
Poulson
Brightwater Colony
Congregational Church
Léon W. Berry
Roslindale
Mass
George Ballou
Francis Quick
Jean Quick
Bronxville
N. Y
Little Wood Island
West Point
Gordon Cushman
New York
Nathan Cushman
Sebasco Lodge
Leslie R. Oliver
Albany
Hope
Oliver
Parker Head
Earle B. Perkins
Admiral Byrd
Horace Perkins
Roland Eaton
Roland, Jr
Eunice
Swarthmore
Sebasco Estates
Walter Libby
Maurice Libby
Bath
Meadowbrook
Harold Shaw
Woolwich
Shaw
Sidney Coffee
George Frazier
Portland
Fred A. Oliver
John F. Skillings
John E. Blaisdell
Leslie Burgeoan
South Hadley
Cushman
Burnt Coat Island
Vernon Mattson
Vernon, Jr
Dorothy
Newtonville
Harry Spencer
Popham Beach
Lena Oliver
Rockland
William B. Perry
Angelina
Puerto Rico
Campbell Farm
Stanley Hutchins
Mattie Hutchins
Isabelle Sawyer
Linwood Feero
Samuel Buck
Charlotte Buck
Cleveland Buck
Harold Miller
Lydia J. Feero
Frank Green
Edith Atwood
Squirrel Island
Squirrel Inn
Fred Carter Died in Somerville of Heart Attack
Fred Carter a Woolwich native died suddenly Monday morning from a heart attack at his sister Mrs. Winfield F Webb’s home in Somerville Massachusetts. His body will arrive Thursday afternoon and depart to Riverside cemetery Woolwich for a grave committal service conducted by Rev Walter W Swank. He was a son of Capt and Mrs Edward Carter and lived in Boston over 20 years, employed at Huntington Chambers. He is survived by his sister and brother James O Carter of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Feero
Chicago
Linwond C. Feero
Walter Peterson
Kenneth
Melrose
Mass
George Ingalls
Ernest Gibby
Ernest
Harry Gilmore
Harry Watson
Paul Gilmore
Bath
Sebasco Estates
Nathan W. Exton
Andrew Black
Meadowbrook
Frank Ledaman
New York
Small Point
Raymond Wyman
Edward Graves
Bowdoinham
Martha Wyman
Small Point Beach
James L. Morse
Lewiston
Tommy
Donald
Arthur Morse
Williams Cummings
Cora Campbell
Lena Oliver
Ernest Rogers, Jr
John Martin
Edwin Oliver
Sidney Coffin
Bath Memorial Hospital
Frank Younger
Gloucester
Drummond Cutting
Cutting Farm
Dromore
Stanwood Gilman
Stanwood, Jr
Maine
Carrie Little
Mattie Hutchins
Allie Rollins
Jennie Blaisdell
Roy B. Chamberlain
Dartmouth College
Fred Carter
Woolwich
Winfield F. Webb
Somerville
Riverside Cemetery
Walter W. Swank
Edward Carter
Boston
Huntington Chambers
James O. Carter
Richmond
Hamilton
Meky Webb
Riveraria
France
William D. Sewall
Washington Street
Glenn H. Easton, Jr
High Street
Panther Pond
Walter E. Edge
Camilla
Mary Esther
Loyall
Atlantic City
N. J
Mary Bryant
John Rubens
Topsham
Anne Harvie
Johnny Bill Butler
Kenneth Thayer
Russell Grant
Sally
Jane
Orr's
Bailey's Islands
Ernest Freeman
Evelyn Sutherland
R. N
Robert Sutherland
Center Street
Portland
Georgie Sidelinger
Mechanic Street
Berlin
N. H
Edward Blodgett
A. H. Halsey
Kansas City
Wilber G. Cahill
Charles Williams
Arline Williams
Wollaston
Williams
Edward Cooke
Willow Street
Donald Fogg
B Drake
Merton Oliver
Walter Rogers
Thatcher Pinkham
Hiram Ricker, Jr
Theodore
Poland Spring
Ricker
Roy Shackford
Shackford
Turnercourt
Charles Gray
Oscar Wright
North Bath
Fredton
Katherine Harrington
Roslindale
Harrington
Roslindal
J. A. Tarbox
Charlotte
Cornell University
Frank Lightbody
Bedford Street
Tarbox
Cornell
Plattsburg
N. Y
Walter Alonzo Bartlett
Water Street Court
Flora Audrey Wright
Western Avenue
Bartlett
Walter Howard Bartlett
Jenny Adley
Miss Wright
Irving Potter Wright
Lowell
Estella Wight
New York City
Charles Murray
Weeks Street
Grace Williams
Popham Beach
Marjorie Cummings
Annie Wilson
Bernice McDonald
Eleanor Danforth
Alden Denham
James Murray
Social notes from Small Point and Bath area visits
Mrs Hamilton Web and Miss Meky Webb pass the ab Riveraria France while Mrs William D Sewall returns to Washing ton street from Boston. Families travel for summer homes. several residents visit extendedly, some plan camps and weddings.
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Highway Commission
Deep Cut
Elm Street
the Working Men's Store
Potomac Appalachian Trail Club of
Washington
Blanchard
Katahdin
Appalachian Mountain Club of
Mt. Bigelow
Old Orchard Beach
OK Orchard Beach
Julia Brann
Marinville
Bangor
Ethel Luke
Barbara
Boothbay Harbor
Clinton Newdick
Leslie Dyer
Guy Crowley
Martha Small
Riverside
Christopher Marr
Wiscasset
Clarence Perkins
Ralph Spinney
Ernestine
Ethelyn
Doris
Bion Lewis
Boothbay
David Parsons
Marion Brown
Robert Hatch
Leona Stinson
Fred C. Stribner
Leon Fickett
Pond Island Light
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
Ralph Spinney, Jr
Fred Spinney
Susie Oliver
Althea
John Rogers
Long Island
Paul Hart
Medford
Phippsburg
Edmund P. Briggs
Abbie Minott
Mabel Mereen
Ashdale
Walter Edge
Loyall Camilla
Fred E. Dodge
West Newbury
Dodge
Gertrude Blaisdell
Jack Synnon
Robert Feero
L. J. Feero
Martha Morse
Parker
Raymond H. Trott
Houghton
Hame
Providence
R. I
Virginia
Anne Elizabeth Trott
Joseph M. Trott
Virginia Trott
Sallie
Nancy Lawrence
Nancy Cook
Janet McCall
de Luxe
Chevrolet
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit
Mich
G.M.A.C
General Motors
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