Bath Thespians add 50 more associate members
The Bath Thespians drama club expands its associate list from 100 to 150 names. Members gain early ticket privileges and may join by contacting club organizers including Cummings Hill Kimball Furber and Huse. The present roster features numerous local residents and notable households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thespians
New Dramatic Club of
Bath
Onarles F. Cummings
Fred D. Hill
Miriam W. Kimball
William A. Furber
H. A. Huse
Carl C. Anderson
Edwin Anderson
Delmar Bates
Hdna Blis
Edward W. Bridgham
James A. Bimeon
Paul Bagdikian
Roberta F. Barker
Samuel Belanger
Byron F. Baker
F. W. Cummings
Edward. Cummin Russell Colby
Priscilla Colby
Cline G. Curtis
A. J. Conti, Jr
Charles H. Cahill
George Baer
Cconnard
Mae Conley
Charles R. Donnell
Frederick E. Drake
Ralph O. Dale
William Dennison
Arthur J. Dunton
Sidney L. Eatth
E. M. Fuller
Harold E. Footer
Robert
Frederick H. Kimball
Charles C. Low
Samuel Levine
Parker E. Lewis
Earl LeMont
Harry Morin
Oliver Moses
Roseoe
MzzFadden
Clinton McFadden
Elmer McFarland
Bessie Mikels
Merritt Mitchell
Lillian Miller
Arthur F. Mayo
A. M. Main
John McInnes
Mary McAllister
Edna McAvoy
Arthur Sewell
Frank A. Small
Alden &. Smith
Ralph G. Stétson
Edward Seall
Allan Spear
Lloyd Steeves
Frances Smith
J. I. Smith
Harold P. Small
Elsie Louise Trott
Freeman A. Trott
Charles M. Tubbs
L. E. Thebeau
J. Haviland Torrey
Perry L. Thompson
Edward True
Miss Guilbert Vroom
Daniel Williams
Henry C. Wright
Blair Wilson
Donald Young
Cyrus Longley
Fred H. Thompson
Miller Leads Players in Church League Scoring
Jimmy Miller forward for Central church YMCA team led the league with 170 points in 16 games in the YMCA Church league. Rupert Lewis of Corliss had 139 points for second, with Lloyd Perry and Clarence Eaton tied for third at 135 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Miller
Central Church
Miller
Central
Lewis
Corliss
Perry
Eaton
M. Hayes
St. Mary’s
W. Green
Wilson
Bucks Grater Ee
Bath Church League Ends In Tie For Title
The Bath Church league basketball season closed with Corliss and St. Marys tied for first, necessitating a best two of three playoff. First game slated Friday evening, then Monday, with a potential third game Wednesday if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onaga
Bt. Maty
Wesley
Corliss
St. Mary’s
Beacon
Elm
Central
Winneganee
Faithful Official Observes Birthday in Bath
Oscar F. Williams, Bath street commissioner for 45 years, celebrated his 82nd birthday Friday. Mayor Small presented cigars, praising Williams for his invaluable knowledge of streets and sewers and his faithful town service. Williams joined city work at 17 in the fire department and was elected street commissioner in 1884, a position he has held since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar F. Williams
Bath
Small
Williams
Pire
Bridge Receipts Jump In February Over 1931
Bridge traffic rose markedly in February with total cash receipts for 29 days at 1,006.35 above January and 847.55 ahead of February 1931 after adjusting for days. Traffic details show 4,009 more motor vehicles and 5,858 more crossings than February 1921, per a decade-spanning table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Floating Ice Halts Departing Tanker at Bridge
The 60 foot B B W gasoline tank boat carrying 9600 gallons of fuel oil faced ice at the draw of the bridge while leaving Woolwich for Rockland. The flood tide formed a field of ice that blocked passage, delaying traffic and forcing the draw to be lowered. A second attempt failed until the tide turned and the ice field cleared, allowing the tanker to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Petroleum Products Co
Woolwich
Rockland
Boston
Mrs. Mary F. York Celebrates 91st Birthday at Beal Home
Mrs. Mary F. York, widow of William F. York and Brunswick native, turned ninety one Tuesday with a dinner at the Bruns wick Beal home. She lives in Phippsburg with her daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Beal and received many greetings and a cake from Mrs. Alfred Jean. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wilson, the Lewises, the Jeans, and the Beals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. York
Frank H. Beal
Brunswick Road
Jennie C. Garey
Sanford J. Garey
Elm Street
Thomas F Coffill
Middle Street
Frances Miller
Mary Coffill
Thomas Coffill
Earl C
Oscar Coffill
Anna Coffill
Margaret Coffill
Joseph Coffill
Clara Garey
Winnegance Community Notes Report Local Happenings
Boston and Portland visitors join village events as residents share news of births and illnesses. A Leap Year baby arrives at Samuel Jordan’s home while Barbara Elaine Morse is welcomed in Bath city hospital. A Maine bar admission for Charles T. Small Jr. is noted and a women’s club meeting is planned at Mrs. Parks’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell & Madeting
Harry C. Williams
Charles T. Small, Jr
Charles T. Small
Winnegance
Portland
Maine
Phippsburg
Fred L. Parks
Alfred Cornish
Lillian Parks
Lewiston
Almon R. Perry
High Street
Zina M. Eaton
New York
Harold P. Small
Bath
Small
Eaton
Winneyance
Samuel Jordan
Herbert R. Morse
Park Avenue
Bath City Hospital
Barbara Elaine
Morse
Sherman L. Morse
Winnegance Community Club
Parker Head George Washington party charms guests at Kreidler home
A Feb 22 George Washington party hosted by Misses Frances Kreidler and Elizabeth Libby delighted guests at the Kreidler home. Cards continued late, then ice cream cake cookies and hot chocolate were served. Attendees included the Lowells Harringtons Libbys Kreidlers Cushing Morong Wyman Mank and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Frances Kreidler
Elizabeth Libby
Lewis Lowell
Fred P. Young
Walter Cushing
John Libby
Elizabeth Harrington
Eugene Harrington
Beatrice Libby
George Morong
Clifton Motrong
Edwin Wyman
William Lowell
Earl Lowell
Florence Rollins
Mildred Harrington
John E. Kreiidler, Jr
Arthur E. Kreidler
Harry Mank
Fred Harrington
Leu Hamell
Hamel
Salmon Falls
N. H
E. W. Osgood
Bath
Perkins Island
J. E. Hallett
Cathance
Vivian Schneiter
Earl Gagnon
Lewiston
Popham Beach Gains Attention for 1932 Events
The Maine Publicity Bureau notes rising inquiries about cottage and summer interests at Popham Beach. locals eye a 1932 program with a play, a large contractor party, and a benefit dance, while eclipses on August 31 draw interest as a key vantage area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Publicity Bureau
Harrie B. Coe
Independent
Portland
Popham Beach
Popham
Peabody Pew
Veterans of Foreign Wars establish Lieut Walker Blaine post
Frigate Constitution post members Burt Dyer Harold Corliss Les ter H Young Kenneth L Patterson William Mitchell and Harry L Crocker from Augusta attended as the Department of Maine installed the Lieut Walker Blaine post. About 200 visiting members joined from Waterville Togus Gardiner Lewiston Auburn Portland Biddeford and Augusta. They gathered at City Hall then marched to the YMCA hall for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt M. Dyer
Harold L. Corliss
Lester H. Young
Kenneth L. Patterson
William Mitchell
Harry L. Crocker
Frigate Constitution Post
Augusta
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
U. S
Department of Maine
Walker Blaine
Waterville
Togus
Gardiner
Lewiston-Auburn
Portland
Phippsburg Notes On Locals and Landmarks From 19th Century
Historic Phippsburg survey covers geography from Kennebec to Dromore Bay with references to Cox’s Head earthenwork and early settlers. It notes tax records, population, land grants, name origins for Dromore and Dro more Bay, and Everett Harrington’s fiscal management. Social items include town meeting previews, Farm Bureau meeting plans, and local visits across Bath and Foxboro Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Wl
Sagadanée County
Kennebec River
New Meadows Harbor
Bath
Aaroor
Great Island
Harpswell
Arfowsic
Georgetown
Phippsourg
Cape Small Point
Parker's Head Mill Pond
Phippsburg
Drummore Bay
Horse Island Harbor
Small Point Harbor
Conelius
Water Cove
Parker’s Head
Rook's
Popham
Thomas Atkins
John Parker, Jr
Thomas Wetver
Dromore Bay
Dromore
Londonderry
Ireland
N. H
Rogers and Lemonts
Dunmore
Hoarding Money in Bath Reveals Old Banking Tales
A Bath Times report uncovers that some residents hide cash in odd places while most trust banks. Historic notes recount state bank practices before the Civil War and a comic tale of Jeremiah Ellsworth forcing gold redemption, illustrating Bath's financial past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Times
Bath
Commercial House
Center
Washington Streets
Trott
Lincoln Bank
New York City
Jeremiah
Jerry
Commercial Bank
Jacob Robinson
Thomas Agry
Banknote Discount Notice Sparks Cashier Action
A bank scene unfolds as a cashier alerts the president about a problematic note. Robinson is summoned to the bank and arrives quickly. The president informs Ellsworth that the note is discounted, and Jerry retrieves his funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Jerry
Ellsworth
Club 10 Sponsoring Abare at Y Gym
On Easter Monday March 28 the Y Men's club will sponsor a cabaret at the Y M C A gym featuring a vaudeville act from the RKO circuit Boston. Dancing will follow and table reservations go on sale this week with committee chairmen named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Men's Club
RKO
Boston
Alex Burden
Clayton Fortier
Clarence Merrill
Nicholas Michalos
Raymond Parks
St. Mary's
Corliss Street
D. Joseph Doyle
James Callan
Brian M. Jewett
State of Maine
A. C. Buck
Portland Evening News
Frank French
Lewiston High School
John J. McDonough
Central Board of Football Officials of
Maine
del Bissonnette
Brooklyn
Bath High School
Sardines at Grange Leap Year Dance Draws Laughs
The Grange staged Sardines a one act comedy with Lillian Lewin as Mattie Eaton and Jean Danforth as Lizzie Pike drawing wide smiles. A mock wedding and Leap Year dance followed with Misses Howe Welch Lewin Danforth Comeau among performers while Guy Nickerson and Lona Ray addressed the gathering ahead of next week’s degree ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grangers
Lillian Lewin
Mattie Eaton
Jean Danforth
Lizzie Pike
Muriel Howe
Lacey Watkins
Eunice Hanscom
New York
Dorothy Welch
Alfreda Doolittle
Herringport
Mr. Eaton
Alfreda
Grady
Christine Hanscom
Grace Waterman
Ella Comeau
Emily Comeau
Lucy Ward
Alice O’brien
E. Mason Wright
Albert Henderson
Lizzie Haggett
Harold Safford, Jr
Linwood Miller
Civil War Monument in Bath Inscription and List of Fallen
Independent reporter tests local knowledge of the Sedgwick Square monument. The Bath 1867 memorial honors sons who died in the Civil War, with inscribed Lincoln Gettysburg tribute and four sides bearing names of fallen Bath men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shen
Sedgwick Square
Center Street
Bath
Lincoln
Gettysburg
George W. Harvey
Asbury C. Richards
Eben S. Allen
Webster Brown
William Boynton Jr
Fred R. Blasland
James S. Blacklock
Benjamin Blackman
Fred Beth
Charles P. Pembroke
Edwin A. Russell
Joseph A. Roach
Lawrence J. Rourke
James E. Reed
David Ring
Abner L. Sprague
George Sampson
Charles S. Sprague
Caleb H. Shepard
John T. Swazey
John S. Stacy
John S. Stevens
Andrew H. Stewart
Martin E. Sanborn
Charles M. Small
Robert Sanborn
Charles E. Shea
Lemuel B. Spinney
James F. Tibbetts
Philander H. Toby
Charles E. Trull
Frank J. Tracey
George F. Trull
John S. Thornton
John Walker
Oliver Webber
David I. Young
South Face
Alfred S. Merrill
Fred E. Heath
Darius Hathorn
Fred B. Harrington
Fred T. Hamilton
Charles S. Imley
James Jameson
Charles P. Knight
Albion Kennison
George R. Knowlton
Duncan King
Thomas J. Kersey
James J. Look
William P. Marston
William T. Mitchell
Peter McDevitt
George O. McLellan
Angus McDonald
Benjamin F. Mitchell
Charles E. McAvoy
Joseph H. McIntire
Charles H. Moores
Thomas H. Nockton
Jeremiah S. Norton
William R. Newton
John E. Nutter
Injured C M P Co Employee Confined At Home
Sandy McDougall of 13 Walker Street, an employee of the C M P Co, remains at home with a bruised left leg and a bone injury suffered about a month ago. Dr. H D Grant is attending him. He is expected to remain at home for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy McDougall
Walker Street
H. D. Grant
Mr. McDougall
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Ea Tat
Rupert Lewis
Bath Church League
Meee Bridge
Pébriary
Freeman Carro) Wilson
Asa A. Wilson
Midle Street
Gladys Belle Bennett
Daniel L. Bennett
Wesley Church
Forrest L. Littlefield
Maretta Flemming
Miss Bennett
Lubec High School
Augustus Perow
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Oak Street
Brown
Norway Medicine Co
Norway, Me
Parker
Atwood
L. F
L. F” Atwood
Everett A. Harrington
Board of Selectmen
James Lester Morse
George C. Pease
Owen Richardson
Albert Thompson
Elijah P. Bartlett
Ray McIntire
William R. Bowie
Raymond Campbell
Mises Bess
Grace Dickinson
Nellie Cutting
Alethea Campbell
William V. Percy
Maine General Hospital
Freeman
C. Bowker
Jay Bowker
Woburn Mass
Edward Bolton
James Perry
Ray Campbell
Foxboro
Mass
Leon Eaton
George J. Ingalls
George C. Beals
William Pauner
William Edward
Ernest Beal
C. G
Lawrence
Linwood Beal
Joan Wilson
Rogers
Annie Cutting
Red
Oliver Will
Frank Léavittaig
George Ingalls
Club 10
the Grange
Heart of
Broadway
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