Elks Grand Exalted Ruler Malley Visits Bath Banquet
John F. Malley of Boston grand exalted ruler of the Elks visited Bath for a formal official visitation marking the end of a 43 state tour before attending the Miami convention. Congressman Carroll I. Beedy of Portland attended as a guest with 127 Bath lodge members present along with delegates from Rumford Waterville Rockland and Augusta lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Malley
Boston
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
United States
Bath Lodge
Bath
Miami
Fla
New Meadows Inn
Carroll I. Beedy
First
Portland Lodge
Joseph Soutar
Malley
The
Elks
Reedy
Waterville
Mr. Malley
Yale
Thomas Brady
Brookline
Mass
Massachusetts Central
Portland
L. Eugene Thebeau
Thomas J. Cummings
John P. Carey, Jr
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mr. Thebeau
City Hospital
Cummings
Edwin D. Hardin
Winter Street Church
Grace
William S. Newell
Archibald M. Main
Thebeau
Maine boy aided in securing chance to attend college
Lewis E. Parlin of New Sharon faced a choice between the Eastern States Exposition trip or attending the University of Maine. Lacked funds, but the Portland Farmers' Club created a revolving loan fund enabling Parlin to start with 200 dollars, to be supplemented as needed. Notes secure repayment after graduation, supporting future students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Springfield
Mass
University of Maine
Lewis E. Parlin
New Sharon
Maine
State Chamber of Commerce
Parlin
Lester H. Shibles
Lewis
Portland Farmers’ Club
W. H. Hunton
Portland
Maine Central Railroad
Young Parlin
Hunton
Lewis Parlin
Enrollment totals mark party splits in June primary
The Registration Board reports 189 women and 186 men enrolled Republicans and 16 women and 17 men Democrats, totaling 408 voters before June 18. Of these, 188 enrolled at the board and 220 at ward rooms on election day. Ward 6 led with 47 enrollments, Ward 5 had 21, Ward 2 had 22. Mrs. Fred Norton died Tuesday in Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registration
Ward 6
Ward 5
Registration Board
Ward 2
Ex governor Kendall arrives at Seabasco cottage
Ex Governor N. E. Kendall of Iowa reached his Seabasco cottage Thursday for a summer stay. He praised Secretary Hoover who was nominated for the presidency at Kansas City, noting Hoover’s strong support from the industrial East and his respected organizational power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Kendall
Iowa
Sebasco
Kendall
Commerce Hoover
Kansas City
Lowden
Illinois
Hoover
Isle of Springs Visitors Stay With Marjorie Gilroy
Miss Stella Jewett of Isle of Springs is spending a week with Miss Marjorie Gilroy, enjoying local hospitality and seaside leisure together during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Jewett
Isle of Springs
Marjorie Gilroy
Bath Fourth of July Muster Slated for Historic Fire Engines
Bath prepares for a July fourth fire engine muster led by the old Kennebec 1 of Bath, joined by diverse units including the Triumph of Berwick and the Water Witch of Waldoboro. Exhibits feature historic pumpers from Sagadahock Bath and Niagara Brunswick, with a parade of bucket brigades, horse drawn steamers, and modern apparatus. Invitations extend to fire chiefs statewide as organizers aim for broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec No
Bath
Edward H. Cook
Portsmouth
N. H
Sagadahock
Berwick
Gleason & Bailey
Water Witch
Waldoboro
Saccarappa
Westbrook
Kennebeck
Brunswick
Torrent
Deluge
Gen. Berry
Rockland
A. R. Havener
Niagara of
N. A. Burpee
Niagara
R. H. Counce
Thomaston
H. H. Easterbrook
Westboro
Mass
William T. King
Cambridge
Maine
Boston
Red Jackets
Senator Baxter
Androscoggin
Topsham
Triumph
Vixen
Massasoit
Damariscotta
Hallowell
Randolph
Talicot
Newcastle
Pageant is Complete at Every Performance
The Maine Historical Pageant is fully complete at each performance including the July 4 matinee and evening shows. Tickets can be secured via Pageant Ticket Headquarters, telephone 1932 Bath. Also reported are social notes from Bath and Boothbay Harbor about a family gathering and visitors from Newburyport and Beverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
South End P T A closes successful year
South End P T A wrapped up a busy year at a Tuesday afternoon meeting. Treasurer Mrs. William P. Hatch reported 540.27 raised plus 125 from Davenport estate for the milk fund, leaving 79.52 unspent. Officers to be elected in September. Mrs. William H. Small received a crystal salad plate set. Delegates named for the Bangor state conference. Committees reported extensive work including 29 puffs, quilts, candy bags, school milk, books, and Christmas deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End P. T. A
William P. Hatch
Davenport
City Hospital
Red Cross
William H. Small
Association
Bangor
Lelia Oliver
Charles Perry
N. Gratz Jackson
Mitchell School
Morse High School
U. S. Frigate Constitution
Winneyanee
Weeks Street
Mitchell
J. A. Redlon
City
P T A Discusses By Law Revisions and Bangor Conference
At a special North Center P T A meeting Mrs Seth S Mullin and Mrs Leroy F Colby were named to revise by laws to align with the state organization and report at a fall meeting Plans for the annual state conference in Bangor on Sept 21 22 were also discussed Delegates include Mrs Leroy F Colby past president Mrs L F Gannon president Mrs Seth S Mullin 2nd vice president of the state association Mrs Charles R Farnham county chairman Mrs T W Pease Mrs Daniel T Dougherty Mrs John A Le gro Mrs Arthur Sewall and Mrs Harry F Morin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center
Seth S. Mullin
Leroy F. Colby
Bangor
L. F. Gannon
Stan Henderson Named to Central Maine All Star Team
Morse outfielder and pitcher Stan Henderson is the lone Blue and White selection on the Central Maine league All Star, picked by Lewiston Sun. Other honorees include Hurley of Lewiston, Gaydos and Cobb, Gardiner, Hurd of Cony, Canavan of Gardiner, Anderson of Gardiner, Sadler and Hall of Brunswick, and Frost of Brunswick. Henderson hit .400 and fielded well, with Gardiner boasting three selections. Rexford B. Stover of Auburn visited with his mother at 183 Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Sun
Hurley
Lewiston
Gaydos
Brunswick
Cobb
Gardiner
Hurd
Cony
Canavan
Anderson
Henderson
Morse
Sadler
Hall
Little
Frost
Stan Henderson
Don Ring
Sun
Gates at Bowdoin’s Whittier Field Dedicated by Class of 1903
The Class of 1903 presents wrought iron gates to Bowdoin College at Whittier Field. Edward A Dunlap and fellow grads from Brunswick and Boothbay Harbor funded designed by Harry S. Coombs and crafted by M. J. Marco of Bath Welding Co. The gates feature a bronze college seal center and custom hinges, assembled with acetylene and electric welding by two men and a blacksmith over eight weeks, framed by brick walls on Bowdoin grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier Field
Bowdoin
Edward Augustus Dunlap
Philip Owen Coffin
John Lincoln Mitchell
Thomas Harrison Riley, Jr
Clement Franklin Robinson
Frederick William Spollett
George Hinckley Stover
Brunswick
James Valenn Perkins
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Harry S. Coombs
Lewiston
Bowdo
M. J. Marco
Bath Welding Co
Marco
Bowdoin Grounds
Boothbay boat service organized to run Virginia steamer
The Samoses Steamboat Co has organized a company to operate the Virginia steamer. Service will start July 1 linking Bath Boothbay Harbor and nearby islands with weekly trips and Sunday excursions. Stock par value reduced to 25 and 190 shares have been subscribed among 40 stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samoses Steamboat Co
Virginia
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Islands
Edward W. Bridgham
Joshua L. Brooks
Springfield
Mass
Newagen Inn
Southport
Harry W. Tucker
J. A. Winslow & Son
Capt
A. P. Greenleaf
Pres. Brooks
Merrill A. Perkins
George R. Yates
Squirrel Island
Nelson L. Jackson
King Tavern
Tucker
John P. Kelley
Lincoln County
Charles H. Cahill
New Meadows Inn
Colonial Care
Charles H. Hooper
Henry W. Shugg Jr
Arthur J. Dunton
Paul M. Olm
M. W. Sewall & Co
Perkins Bros
Harry T. Passmore
A. Hallet & Co
Frank B. Nichols
Percy L. Nickerson
Ellza Dunton
Capitol Island
Dr A H Sturtevant Dies At Augusta
Dr Albert H Sturtevant leading surgeon of Augusta and Bath figure died Wednesday night last from a shock. Born in Dexter he was once employed by Samuel Anderson of Bath before Maine Medical School graduation. Survived by wife and two daughters Joan a schoolteacher and a frequent vant both at home. He served on the State Board of Medicine and Surgery. Misses Hazel and Jane Feero travel to Squirrel Island for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Sturtevant
Augusta
Bath
Anderson Pharmacy
Dexter
Maine Medical School
Brunswick
Samuel Anderson
Joan Sturtevant
Sturtevant
State Board of Medicine and Surgery
Long Branch Farm Sheep Pastured at Bowdoinham
Hundreds of sheep roam Long Branch Farms in Bowdoinham owned by W. B. Kendall, famed as New England’s top sheep raiser. About 1,200 acres host 1,000 sheep with 450 acres in pastures and timber. Kendall recalls Sagadahoc Fertilizer days and hay shipments to Boston, noting 1928 begins a shift away from external hay sales as sheep feed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Farm
Bowdoinham
Bowdeinham
W. B. Kendall
King of
New England
Long Branch Parms
New Moglind
Bowdoinham Village
Kendall
Sagadahoe Fertilizer Company
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. F. Malley
Fred Norton
Real
Arthur Allen
Center Street
W. Or
Silas M. Oliver
Ruth
William H. Wilson
John Holland
Josephine Eaton
Newburyport
Fred Porter
Beverly, Mass
Frederick Bosley
Sphier
Elizabeth
Charles M. Tubbs
Barbara
Roger
South End P.T.A
North Center Association
Lewiston Sun Sports
Rexford B. Stover
Auburn
Samuel Stover
Oak Street
Boothbay Boat
A. H. Sturtevant
Hazel
Jane Feero
William B. Kendall
Long Branch Farms
U. S
Johnson Bros. Co
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