Bath Y.M.C.A. Elects Officers and Plans for Future Work
Arthur E. Buzzo is elected president with Harry K. Thompson as vice president at Bath Y.M.C.A. annual meeting. Board expands to 21 directors. committees named. aim to hire a qualified recreational director and devise a budget to relieve finances. Reports detail 1920–1921 activities, memberships, socials, gym use, and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Buzzo
Bath Y.M.C.A
Harry KE. Thompson
Association
Arthur FE. Buzzo
Melvin H. Beerwort
Frank Ti. Nichols
A. J. Hufstader
Charles ©. Low
Ralph
Culbert McGay
Arthur F. Buzzo
J. F E
J. Edward Drake
L. M. Price
H. F. Morin
M. D
Allan Spear
M. A. Ferguson
H. EF. Thompson
Physical Department
Finance
Frank T. Nichols
Wath Young Men's Christian Association
Evangelical
Community Forum
Bath
Portland
United Ymca Schools
Morse High School
Theix Gymnasium
Bath Rifle Club
American Legion
Automobile Dealers
Loy Scouts
Chamber of Commerce, Co
Signs of Worms and a Mrs Roberts Endorsement
A list of worm symptoms is presented with a testimonial from Mrs. H N Roberts of Flint Michigan describing her baby girl’s recovery after using Dr True's Elixir. The letter claims the medicine cured the child and urges immediate use and purchase in three sizes including a large size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Roberts
Asylum Street
Flint
Mich
Dr. True
Boundary clarification for Third Class Wishway No 1 in Phippsburg
Sagadahoc County officials review a petition from Phippsburg selectmen to fix the boundaries of Third Class Highway No 1 as designated by the State Highway Commission. A hearing is set for July 15 1921 at 10 a.m. in the Philpsburg Town Hall with notices to affected parties and publication in Bath Independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Maine
Tyne
Board of County Commissioners
Sagadahoc
Bath
State Highway Commission
Phinnshure
Walter T. McCourt
Winfield W. Morse
J. Bradford Sragif
State OF Maine
Selectmen’s Office
Town Hall
Philpsburg
Phippshure
Wedding of Louise Alexander and Lloyd Goddu in Winchester
A June first wedding in Winchester Universalist church united Miss Louise Alexander daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Alexander of Winchester Mass with Lloyd W Goddu also of Winchester. Rev George Hale Reed officiated before several hundred guests with maid of honor Imogen Proudfit of New York and bridesmaids Ruth Southwick Doris Redding Dorothy Kerrixon Elizabeth Rampdell. The reception at the Alexander home featured outside Ramsdell estate marque and dancing. The couple will reside in Beverly after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Louise Alexander
Frederick (. Alexander
Winchester
Mass
Lloyd W. Goddu
Alexander
Nancy Lowell
Oath
George Hale Reed
Universalist Church
Imogen Proudfit
New York
Ruth Southwick
Doris Redding
Dorothy Kerrixon
Elizabeth Rampdell
Pan D. Goddu
Louis Goddu
Clarence Rumsdell
Willard Locke
Chandler Symes
Ramsdell
Mrs. Goddu
Beverly
Will of Lieut. Com. Reuben K. Dyer Filed in Probate
The will of the late Lieut. Com. Reuben K. Dyer of Portland formerly Bath was filed in Cumberland county probate court. It leaves the tailoring business at 375 Fore Street with all stock and book accounts to Edward J. Huelen after nearly twenty years with the business and names Alpheus G. Dyer of Freeport as residuary legatee. Executors named are Charles J. Nichols and the son, with witnesses Charles J. Nichols William Lyons and Clark D. Chapman, Portland attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben K. Dyer
Toos.na
Portland
Bath
Cumberland County
Fore Street
Edward J. Huelen
Alpheus G. Dyer
Freeport
Charles J. Nichols
William Lyons
Clark D. Chapman
Successful Lawn Party at Sterling Bible elaxs of Corlixs Street Church
A lawn party hosted Wednesday night by Sterling Bible elaxs of the Corlixs Street church drew a large crowd. At the Albee residence on Middle and Mleaxsant, ice cream cake and candy were sold, raising over 20 dollars for parsonage repairs. Committee members included Mrs Carroll Deering Freeman Albee Gillesme Bowker Lowell Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Bible Elaxs
Corlixs Street
Carl Albee
Middle
Mleaxsant
Carroll Deering
Clarence Freeman
Mary Gillesme
Frank Bowker
John Lowell
Pearl Campbell
Dunlap Knights on Pilgrimage Observe St John’s Day
Dunlap commandery departed Bath on Friday for Christmas Cove to observe St John’s day. A parade, Led by Gaudrean’s band, visited the Welch residence for lemonade and fruit served by local ladies before boarding the Wiwarna steamer. Sixty six knights led a larger party on the boat with several past eminent commanders among the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur JB. Stilphen
Hh. Motley Ful
Bath girl photographs President Harding at Naval Academy
Miss Louise Haggett of Bath street posed as President Harding led the graduation exercises at the United States Naval Academy. Harding paused the procession, encouraged a second attempt after an initial shot failed, and many onlookers likewise captured the moment. The resulting photo is described as a splendid likeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Haggett
Bath Street
President Harding
United States Naval Academy
Haggett
Annapolis
Mr. Harding
Bath Merchants Visit Boothbay
About 9 dozen merchants visited Boothbay Center for a church dinner and planned a friendly return visit next month likely around the full moon. The trip lasted a little over an hour and a fine meal was enjoyed. Local plans note several merchants from Front Street accompanied by Henry J. Boudreau and others in multiple cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Center
Front Street
Henry J. Boudreau
Jason A. Merrill
John V. Freeman
Toy Colby
Fred Cox
Spear Folks
Lucian DD. Faller
Sophie
Bessie
Esther
Ruth Mikelsky
Ben Shaine
Boston
Horatio Mikelsky
Mikelsky
Genesta Chapter Has Fine Reunion and Dinner
Fifty members of Genesta Chapter O B S attended the annual reunion and dinner at New Menadows Ten with many husbands present. Perkins' orchestra provided music for dancing and vocal selections. The final meeting of the season will admit several candidates next week before a two month suspension until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta Chapter
O. B.S
New Menadows Ten
Perkins
Bath Chamber weighs milk bottle ordinance at forum
Bath Chamber of Commerce committee recommends using bottles for milk delivery and has sent post cards to members to vote on the ordinance. A Bath man argues milkmen lack sterilizing facilities and worries about bottle cleanliness, urging attention to business conditions and avoiding shared containers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Chamber of Commerce
Bath
Vandal Targets Bath Motorists With Nails and Tacks
A Bath motorist found a rear tire punctured by a long nail and screw after he investigated a flat tire this morning. Several others report similar incidents, complaining of nails and tacks in tires, suggesting a person is traveling about distributing them in wheel tracks to cause harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Teachers' Certificates At Morse High School Examination
Charles L. Smith superintendent of schools led a Saturday morning exam at Morse High School for State teachers certificates. Four girls participated three for elementary and one for secondary teaching. The annual test requires a certificate for non Normal graduates to teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Charles L. Smith
Quarterly Conference Led by Portland Superintendent
Dr John M Arters of Portland conducted the first quarterly conference at Beacon Street Methodist Church after the Thursday prayer meeting. He preached a powerful earnest sermon as the church reports substantial growth in church and Sunday school over the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Young People's Union
Girl Scouts
Knights of Vythias
League of Women Voters
Minister's Association
Morse High School
Red Croxx Society
Salvation Army
Baxter V. F. A
School of Religious Education
Stockholders
Watson-Frye Co
M.H.L. Games
W.C.T.A
People’s Baptist
First Baptist
Wesley M. F
Beacon Street M. E
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Winter Street Congregational Church
Universalist
Grace Episcopal
Central Congregational
SSA
IGA Ae Mapa Amer Rere
John M. Arters
Portland
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Verson
Chautauqua Guarantors Hear Program Preview in Bath
The Bath audience was assured of a varied week as guarantors meet to review the upcoming Chautauqua lineup. Acts include Kekhoff-Colafamina quartet, the Missex Hoyt, Warry Wilhelm pianist, Howell concert trio, the Bohemian Girl production, It Pays to Advertise, Elizabeth Oliver directing, Vierra's Hawaiians, and Junior Chautauqua for children led by Ruth Cann. J. O. Marevhanan, Harding cousin, heads this year’s Chautauqua as professor of Oratory at Ohio Wesleyan University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kekhoff-Colafamina Company
John Phillip Souxa
Missex Hoyt
France
Warry Wilhelm
Bath
Howell
Arthur Wooley
Sunnybrook
Elizabeth
Oliver
Vierra
Isle
Pacific
Ruth Cann
J. 0
Marevhanan
Harding
Ile
Ohio Wesleyan University
Tie
Bellis
Meeting at Inn of Secretaries and Banking Question
A probate notice from Sagadahoc County seeks administration of Arabine A. Coulthard estate with heirs listed in Maine and Massachusetts. Petition filed May 23 1921 requests will probate and administration with will annexed to William F. Hogan of Bath or suitable person. Public notice ordered for July 5 1921. Harold Minott named administrator of Alfred M. Minott estate in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Williams
Bath
Maine
Ernest EK
Williams
Iaa M. Williams
Cleveland
Ohio
Gertrude A. Hennessey
Salem
Mass
William Fe, Hogan
William FE. Hogan
State OF
Sagadahoc
Rath
Said
Larradahoe
Georgia FE. Perkins
Lombard
Edith L. Perkins -Lowell
Phipnsburg
Seid
James S. Lowell
William A. Dunbar
William A. Dunilam
Ald
William BE
Sapadahoc
Ino
Alfred II Logan
Clara C. Hogan
Alfred H. Hogan
Alice C. Fisher
Edith W. Skillings
Mabel P. Blaisdell
Allston
Henry W. Hanson
State OF Maine
Os County
Ino and For Said County
Sagadatioc. Ss
Saradahoc
Emma FE. Mitchell
Joseph R. Mitchell
James S. Lowfli
Walter E. Bongartz
Leander W. Shepard
James
Lowell
Three Ways Maine Chambers Could Aid Agriculture
The speaker outlines three roles for Maine Chambers of Commerce to boost farming by researching loan requests for farm improvement and guiding banks to good prospects. A round table discussion at 4 15 closes the session, deemed highly valuable by the secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers of Commerce
Maine
Onaway Club Hosts Fine Chicken Dinner
The Onaway club motored to Moseley's Friday in Freeport for a famous chicken supper. Ten members and guests traveled in two cars, returning late at night after a Falmouth Foreside excursion. Attendees included Mrs. Frank A. Small and Miss Mildred Nichols among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onaway Club
Moseley
Freeport
Frank A. Small
Willian Melrose
Falmouth
Mildred Nichols
Emini Reed
Rosa Brown
Charles Loiver
Annabel A. Stearns
William Melrose
Joseph Mel
Probate Court appoints Bath man administrator of Grace Donnell estate
On June seventh 1921 Robert W Donnell of Bath was appointed administrator of Grace I Donnell’s estate by Sagadahoc Probate Court. Frank W Carlton Woolwich administrator of Clits Th Thinewell’s estate petitions for sale of multiple Woolwich parcels to pay debts. The filing notes debts of the deceased totaling $618.46 and admin expenses with personal estate insufficient to cover them, seeking license to sell real estate at public or private sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D Oliver
Charles E. Berry
Bath
Belle Wallace
Sagadahoc
Chester T. Wallace
Harold Minott
Robert W Donnell
State OF Maine
Sagadahoe
Frank W. Carlton OY
Woolwich
Clits
Thinewell
Charles Hh Hhinnewell
Cease
Woolwiel
Saupadaioc Perry
Bradford D. Varnham
Salt Farnham
Sant Farnham
Fred L. Carlton
Daniel Ward
Jedge
Mitchell
James H. Hunnewell
Montswear
John Perry
William Fullerton
Sail
Rath
Maine
Jyne
Charles E. Bliss
Frances W. Bliss Late
Careteriess
Charles FE Ae
Wonderful Fruit Medicine Promises Relief and Recovery
Fruit-a-tives claims to relieve indigestion liver trouble constipation headaches neuralgia kidney pain rheumatism and skin conditions. The fruit based remedy combines apples oranges figs and prunes with tonics and antiseptics and is sold at 60c per box or six for 2.50 with a 25c trial size from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg New York by post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
Will Bequest Proceedings In Sagadahoc County
Court documents state Ella J. Perry of Phippsburg seeks administration of Zina B Butler died April 12 1921 intestate leaving at least twenty dollars in personal estate. Listed heirs include Perry sister and multiple Butler relatives across Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts California Connecticut and Nevada. Atty Annie M. Prase attests filings in Bath Sagadahoc with July 5 1921 probate hearing planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Maine
Samadahoc
Ella J. Perry
Phippsburg
Zina PB. Butler
Jeff
Maine
William A. Butler
Elizabeth Smith
South Portland
Aaine
Lydia A. Smith
New Hampshire
Agnes A. Curtis
Roxbury
Mass
Charles H. Butler
Berkley
Calif
Frank H. Butler
Spencer Butler
John TL. Hutchins
Connecticut
Henry Hutchins
Ernest Oliver
George C. Pease
Saradahoc
Sagadahoc
Annie M. Prase
State OF
Mainf
Bath
Tyne
Bath Independent
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Bath Y. M. C. A
Uzzo
Georgetown
Michigan
High Street
Buzzo
Winter Street
Middle Street
Thompson
Wesley M. EE. Church
Fred H. Thompson
Ork
Cony
Fletcher
Lues
Castoria
Dunlap
Bath Girl
Boothbay
Genesta
William F. Dunham
INN OF Secretaries
Chamber of Commerce
Ina M. Williams
Arabine A. Coulthard
Elsie B. Fernald
Walter H. Adams
Newton Highlands
M. Elizabeth Williams
Topsham
MA M. Williams
Grace K. Reynol
Phipnsbure
Sacradahoc
William A. Conant
Philpsbore
Sneadahor
RED Men's
Kontas
Frances Gillan
Mrs. Mehitiay
Garret Galvin
Howard Pratt
Dianeing
Myrna Avery
Orchesten
William A. Dunham
Thaverhill Mass
Frances A. Dunham
Haverhill
James S. Lowelt
William FF Dunham
F. Dunstam
Register
Frank W. Carlton
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