Funeral of Former Mayor Frank A Small
The funeral for Hon. Frank A. Small of Percy & Small shipbuilders and former city mayor was held Sunday from his Washing ton Street home. A large crowd attended with many out of town visitors. Floral tributes from firms and societies filled the service. Interment was in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Small
Percy & Small
Washington St
Edward H. Keach
Boston
Mass
J. S. Winslow & Co
Portland
Hyde Windlass Co
Percy & Small Shipyard
Board of Highways and Sewers
Circle of Kings Daughters
Board of Underwriters
G. G. Deering Co
Percy & Smallfleet
J. B. Drake & Sons
Hartleb & Cheltra
Bath Trust Co
J. Clifford Spinney
Percy Small
J. Houghton McLellan
Capt
J. W. Hawley
James A. Bimson
Amory M. Houghton
Oak Grove Cemetery
Local Notices and Social Roundup
Charles Devine returns home from Tacoma National Home for a brief furlough. R W H Brown begins motorcycle trip to the White Mountains and Portsmouth New Hampshire. Mrs George Pike returns to Winthrop after visiting town with her daughter Mrs William Bell. C C Toothaker back from Chicago after attending a Modern Woodmen session. Willard Ayers and Ola Lishness wed in Augusta and honeymoon at Five Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Devine
Togus National
W H. Brown
White Mountains
Portsmouth
N. H
George Pike
Winthrop
William Bell
C. C. Toothaker
Chicago
Toothaker
Supreme Lodge
Modern Woodmen
Willard
Georgetown Estate Sale Preserves Historic Adams Farm and Lumber Holdings
The Varney lumber interests bought the F. K. Trowbridge estate of 400 acres on the New Meadows River near East Brunswick, with 350 acres of timber and 50 to 60 acres at Howard's Point for water shipment. The old Adams farm homestead and Kellogg Trowbridge cottage are preserved with 16 and 16 rooms respectively, plus a large barn and caretaker houses. The property, long a Bath and Brunswick landmark, hosted large private and public gatherings known as Adams's and Jake's, and may be kept under the same agency to benefit the community after lumber operations. The report notes ongoing care to protect shore fringe, young pine groves, gardens, and foliage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varney Lumber
Chas. T. Jackson
F. K. Trowbridge
Trowbridge
East Brunswick
New Meadows
Cooks Corner
M.C.R.R
Howard's Point
K. Trowbridge
Adams
E. Kellogg Trowbridge
New England
Bath Red Cross Fund Pursues $16,184 in Contributions
Bath Red Cross fund seeks 16 184 dollars in donations with contributions to be received until the tenth. The campaign urges community support to meet the goal and bolster relief efforts.
Phippsburg Gardens and Local Charity Notes
Phippsburg Gardens show promising signs as the Working League hosts an all day meeting at Mrs. J. Everett Jewett's home with fourteen ladies preparing puff pastry. The Red Cross War Fund drive ends, Bath surpasses its $15,000 goal with subscriptions totaling $16,714.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working League
J. Everett Jewett
George B. Sinclair
Boston
Island
Julia A. Hinds
Dr. Stott
Daniel Abbott
Topsham
Everett Higgins
Abbott
Annie O. Rowe
Georgetown Center
Red Cross War Fund
Bath
Miss Leonice Morse Weds Graham Blandy in Quiet Bath Ceremony
Miss Leonice Brockway Morse and Graham Blandy II married at the Morse home on Summer Street in Bath. The groom’s mother had recently died, prompting a subdued reception. Interior decorations featured a summer garden canopy, bridal wreaths, pink sweet peas, rose leaves and hydrangeas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonice Brockway Morse
Graham Blandy
Grenwich
John Alden Morse
Summer St
Woolwich Juvenile Canners Shine In Exhibition
Woolwich reports a splendid display by local juvenile canners with pupils from Sagadahoc Ferry and surrounding schools showing canned pineapple and strawberries, dandelion greens, tomato plants, chickens and eggs. Notable visitors include Miss Nellie Kelley and university staffers Shaw and Crossland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Phyllis Hall
Augusta
Messrs
Shaw and
Crossland
Agricultural Department
University of Maine
Sagadahoe
Orono
Chopp
Harold Shaw
Miss Platts
M. H. Carlton
Wilbur Howe
North Woolwich
Georgie Walker
Corinna Prescott
Kerry
Will Carlton
Waldo Heathorn
Sagadahoc Ferry
Harriet Hathorne
Plinette Allen
Ruth Fullerton
Nequasset
Budd
Bath
Llewellyn Bailey
Summer Bailey
Percy Bailey
Frank Jones
Lincoln Bailey
Florence Newman
Westport
Mell Jewett's
Marjorie Bailey
Freewill Baptist Church of
Montsweag
Residence listings mixed at two streets with telephone codes
An item notes address details for Residence 352 Front Street and Rooms 32 Broad Street with telephone identifiers 116-B and 116-W, indicating a housing or lodging listing or contact information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front St
Broad St
Yacht Isabel Sets Speed Record on Trial Run
The ocean going palace yacht Isabel built by Bath Iron Works for John North Willys of the Willys Overland Co. topped 28.4 knots on her preliminary trial, 3.8 knots above contract speed, during her first trip away from the dock. Work is suspended awaiting Navy Department instructions as she has been turned over to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus H. Gilmore
Bruno ‘Bowles
New York
Nequasset
Rachel J. Gilmore
Richmond
Sarah Hathorne
Nellie Kelley
Scituate
Jessie Kelley
Gardiner
Loretta Carlton
Small Point
Glenwood Seigars
Bath City Hospital
Bath Iron Works
Helen MacWhinnie
Palmer Company
Boston
Milk Producers’ Association
Moatsweag Grange Hall
Plinette Allen
Baptist Church
Sebenon Hall
Catherine Boyd
Montsweag
Westport
David Reed
Boothbay
Moatsweag
Chopp
Sasanoa Bluffs
Sagadahoc Ferry School
E. W. Dexter
Sasanoa
Rachel Gilmore
Payson Reed
Isabel
John North Willys
Willys Overland Co
Navy Department
Mr. Willys
Dunlap Commandery Parades Leave for Lewiston Outing
Dunlap Commandery No. 5 K T leaves Brunswick area with 75 Sir Knights, joined by Lewiston Commandery, for a day of parades, clambake, steamers trip to Pallwood Inn, and a banquet at Kora Temple in Lewiston. Neighboring Brunswick and Topsham members bring total near 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Dunlap Commandery
Walter S. Glidden
Arthur J. Smith
Wallace N. Price
Arthur B. Suilphen
Clarence A. Peaslee
Edward W. Wheeler
Oscar F. Williams
Benjamin D. Murray
Arthur EB. Bishop
Charles E. Curtis
George W. Thistle
Raymond C. Brown
J. Edward Knight
Will T. Marr
Arthur E. Dodge
Lewiston Sun
Lewiston Brigade
Hobbs
Maranacook
Sir K Night Martin of
Bath
Edward Gibson
Pallwood Inn
Trinity Commandery
Augusta
Dunlap
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bier
Out
Georgetown
Adams House
Brunswick
Morrell Cottage
Bath Red Cross Fund
Red Cross
City
Tion
Phippsburg Gardens
Jessie Maton
Mildred Howe
Ralph Reynolds
Annie M. Jones
Jones
Samuel J. Snyder
John Stacy
Winton S. Oliver
Sewall P. Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Josephine H. Oliver
William A. Todd
Pred
P. Oliver
Paris
Maine
Oliver
Charles Clarke
Goldie Sheridan
Woolwich
William P. Cromwell
Benjamin Nl. Woodside
Tige
Henry Albers
Albers
Mbuzene M. Oliver
West Georgetown
Robert Webber
Vassalboro
Mr. Webber
O. M. Kingsbury
Fred P. Oliver
Kennebec Point
Wentworth Cushing
Wren
Tullis College
Natt Howe
Hollis Webster
Massachusetts
Julia S. Hyde
Willi
Harold M. Sewall
Ake
James BR
the Times Co
Thompson Bros
van Vrs
Charlotte Mecher
Clas
Julia Barber
Alice M. Minett
Phippsri
Rerer
Anies A. McLellan
Isi Wee Enone
Aette Olin
Jennie RK. Morse
EU Anda
Wes. C.gnepe
D. T. Percy Oss
Mike Advanicde
Lea
Janes
Je Airinke
Asti Ieee
Chen
Arthur J. Dieton
Alou
Cric
Geraldine R. Lie Laney
Chis i
John J. Hodekinm
M. Richardson
Mirse
Sean
Agnes W. Humphreys
Fred W. Humphreys
Tomie
Lie
George Hodeiins
Mary F. Gilbons
Priscilla Kimball
Hatch’s Shoe Store
John J. Keegan
Sarah Hitchcock
Canada
Centre Street
Miss Leonice Morse
Greenwich
Grace Farley
James Colby
John ™ Lark
WM. C. Chadbourne
Tel
Washington
Lewiston Templars
St. John's
Scythe Stones Rifles Agents For
Bullard Hay
Buckeye
Worcester Horse
Johnson Bros.co
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