West Bath hosts poultry school at grange hall next week
West Bath School of Poultry, postponed from February, will be held at the grange hall Tuesday to Thursday next week. The Farm Bureau session on Wednesday March 10 will feature Rt. F. Talbot as principal speaker and target local dairymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Poultry
Grange Hall
West Bath
Farm Bureau
Rt. F. Talbot
John King
Topsham
Fred Higgins
Charles Bates, Jr
Beachmont
Mass
Merton Wright
Woolwich
Fred W. Larrabee
Leburton I. Sheldon
Bath
Joseph W. Larrabee
Vernon Lake
Foster’s Point
Frank Rose
King F. Graham
Cumberland County
West Bath Grange Hall
Christian Civil League
Fred Rackley
Topsham Grange
Loring Small
Wilbert
Evelyn Bates
Ernest BE. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Charles H. Bates, Jr
Samuel F. Bates
Sabine
Bates
Myra Coombs
Modern teaching methods showcased at school event
Large attendance at the demonstration noted the difference in teaching from earlier school days. Refreshments were served by a group of hostesses including Mrs. John Burgon and Miss Carrie Trott. Mrs. John Hunt, president, presided and announced an all day session Tuesday due to substantial forthcoming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esses
John Burgon
Walter Taylor
Warren McIntire
Russell Colby
Abner MacFadden
Carrie Trott
John Hunt
P T A Requests More Talks On Reading For Children
Miss Evangeline Haynes spoke on books and courses of reading for children before the North Center P T A. The association voted to continue the subject at the next meeting and to purchase a piano for the Center street school. A concert may be held to aid expenses with about 20 members present and tea served by Mrs. Arthur Sewall and Mrs. Sewall Perey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center
Evangeline Haynes
Williams Elected President of Colonial Club in Annual Meeting
Daniel Williams was elected president of the Colonial club at the annual meeting Tuesday night. Clinton Wilson became vice president, Edwin Ramsay secretary, and Edward True treasurer. Allan Spear and W. Percy Marks won two and three year terms on committees and directors. The retiring president Fred Yeeling praised the year as the club opened with ceremonies and songs, with Williams taking the chair amid cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Williams
Clinton
Wilson
Edwin F. Ramsay
Edward JD
Colonial Club
Allan Spear
W. Percy Marks
Fred BB. Yeeling
God
Teeling
Unontinous Ballet
Pres. Veeling
John AL Legre
Carrel Watson
Mr. Williams
Percy Low
Presy Wiliams
Fred H. Thoppson
Frank H. Turner
Brunswick Club
Brunswick Cub
John W. Davis
Roscoe F. Higgins
Melvin H. Comeau
Charles S. Heath
Edwin Dowers
Charles M. Fitzgerald
Pres. Williams
George B. Wolstenholme
Excelsior Class Holds Pleasant Evening at Home
The Excelsior class of Corliss Street church met at Miss Edna Hallowell home Wednesday. After a brief business meeting a white elephant sale was held with refreshments of ice cream, saltines, and fancy cookies. Attendees included tenveller Abbie McCabe Margaret Chaney Carolyn Plant Ruth Watson Phyllis Wright. The next meeting will be at Margaret Chaney 232 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior
Corliss Street
Edna Hallowell
Weeks Street
the Tenveller
Abbie McCabe
Margaret Chaney
Carolyn Plant
Ruth Watson
Phyllis Wright
Marspeek Garet Chaney
Washnington Street
Bath Elks Honor St John At Bedford Va Lodge Meeting
Members of Bath lodge of Elks note St John a 16 delegate member elected at the national house in Bedford Virginia. The report recalls past service and the 1914 fall events, describing his steps and continued involvement with the lodge and its friends and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge of Elks
St. Johln
Ek Natal Hoeuwe
Bedford
Muxie
Maine
Woolwich Notes: 75 Sheep on Hon Tudor Gardiner Estate
The town column reports Roger Savage caring for about 75 sheep on the Hon Tudor Gardiner estate at Hockomock Bay. Mrs. Fred H. Thompson and family of Bath visited Mr. and Mrs. William Downing. Preparations continue to move the Scott mill back to Waldebere as quarantine ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudor Gardiner
Woolwich
Roger Savage
Fred H. Thompson
Bath
William Downing
Alten Strout
Cumberland
Strout
Hockomock Bay
Scott Mill
Waldebere
Helen Tracy
Emma Bickford
Everett Rice
Windham
Wilson Wright
C. A .Peaslee
Cash
Ida Stewart
Lewis Orr
Chester Dana
New York
Mildred Walker
Sarah VP
EF. Hathorne
Alten PL Reed
Five Island
John Sheldon
Athletics Capture Five Straight Games
Athletics won their league match against the Braves Tuesday night to extend their winning streak to five. Vlant scored a total for his five strings while Ham led the dosers with IN4 as Suniary and Vans contributed steady numbers amid the jumble of figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
She Athletics
Braves
Vlant
Ham
Suniary
Old Fashioned Desserts From Kitchen Cabinet Notes
Fragments describe simple homemade puddings and toppings. Recipes include Chocolate Pudding Jam Pudding Snowball Pudding Date Pudding and a sugar flour topping with vanilla, egg whites, and custard-like sauces for serving.
Maine News Briefs: Fatal Fall and Local Incidents
A resident of Skowhegan Mrs. Josephine Lancaster died after a fall on Madison Avenue. Lewiston police investigate counterfeit twenty dollar bills linked to Bangor. Frank Arnold, missing since Feb 1, sought by police at his residence 115 Would Street. Maine Agricultural College defeats Maine in a debate at Orono. Additional items note planned theater project in Auburn and various local notices across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine M. Lancaster
Joseph Lancaster
Skowhegan
Madison Avenue
Frank N. Arnold
Lewiston
Lisrold B. Karl
Tie
Rockland Courier Gazette
Aobarn
William PL Foray
Maine All New Hampshire
Autura
Court Street
Te Mr. (Sray
Brevity of Letter Spurs Noted Settlement Remarks
An observed letter discusses recent events and a settlement after a period of activity at the anthracite site. It references Britten and a sequence of respectful actions tied to the resolution. The note implies ongoing interest in the matter and its implications for those involved.
Coins and local history notes from Windsorville and Waldoboro
Benford F. Sproul collects 125 old coins dating to 1776 including U S and Canadian pieces and Civil War tokens. Walter W. Creamer reports possession of an original Waldoboro petition from 9 years ago signed by Dr. Benjamin Brown and Isaac G. Reid urging steps to prevent excess ardent spirits at the town meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benford F. Sproul
Windsorville
Canada
Lee U. S
U. S
Walter W. Creamer
Waldoboro
Maine
New England
Board of Selectmen of
Benjamin Brown
Isaac G. Reid
Board of Selectmen
Republicans Elect Majority in Ward Elections Across City
Ward by ward tallies show Republicans securing majorities in all wards with high vote counts for candidates such as Atkinson Fortier and Gallagher. Clerks and constables also listed with varying precinct totals reflecting a broad party sweep.
Opposition to Prohibition Probe Commission Stirs Washington
Washington March 3 A national group led by WLHL Stayton says the House Alcoholic Liquor Traffic committee lacks public confidence and supports a Treasury suggested probe. Stayton warns that any inquiry must be fair or it would be worse than useless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Alcoholic Liquor Traffic Committee
Wlhl Stayton
Association Against the
Millet Sentenced to Federal Prison in Post Office Burglary Case
Walter El Millet received a probationary sentence of one year and one day in the federal penitentiary at Atlanta after pleading guilty to burglary of post offices connected to a theft involving Mr and Mrs Herbert Woerrey. He had been serving a sentence in state prison for related auto theft offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter EL Millet
Herbert Woerrey
Federal
Atlanta
United States District Court
Voertlind
Mon Day
Funeral held for Mrs Addie M Reed at Oak Grove
The funeral for Mrs Addie M Reed wife of Isaac Reed was largely attended Wednesday at her home in Dimereis Street Rev Samuel A Evans officiated The First Baptist Church supplied bearers Samuel Mulcahy Charles S Lemont Harry W Moulton and Alfred K R Pratt all long time church members Burial took place at Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie M. Reed
Isaac Reed
SS Dimereis
Samuel A. Evans
First Baptist Church
Reed
Samuel ©. Mulcahy
Charles S. Lemont
Harry W. Moulton
Alfred KR. Pratt
Oak Grove
Continuance in Bath deed of trust case set for March 10
Judge Cook granted a continuance to March 10 at 9.20 am in the equity hearing to establish the validity of a 1913 deed of trust by Horace W. Swett of Bath. The case involves about 340,000 with residuals to Bailey Evening School. Prominent counsel and witnesses were assembled for a protracted hearing.
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Equity
Horace W. Swett
Bath
Harold FE. Cook
Kennebec County
George 8. McCarty
Supreme Court
Sagadahoc
Swett
George W. Heselton
Gardiner
Edward W. Bridgham
James 8. Lowell
George S. McCarty
Lewiston
Forrest C. Tyson
Maine State Hospital
Augusta
McCarty
Tyson
Cook
Bailey Evening School
Fath
Walter 8S. Glidden
James Ib. Perkins
Boothbay Harbor
Pattangall, Locke & Perkins
Harry DV’. Bridge
Lois Swett
William H. Swett
Lois
Lewis B. Swett, Jr
Lewis B. Swett
Fred Rand
Miss Rowe Hosts Delightful Birthday Party
Miss Evelyn Rowe entertained at her home on Washington Street in honor of guests whose birthdays occur this week. Five tables of bid whist were played with prizes awarded to Flora Fraser and James Ledyard. Haviland Torrey took consolation prizes. A mini minstrel show and a birthday cake added to the merriment with attendees including Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Torrey, Mrs. Flaherty, and several Footer siblings along with Clayton Rowe and James Erskine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Rowe
Alfred Rowe
Washington Street
Flora Fraser
Haviland Torrey
James Ledyard
Thomas Cummings
Andrew Flaherty
Lillian Lee
Margaret Footer
Priscilla Footer
Irene Footer
Hazel Footer
Mark Hennessey
Elford Stover
Clayton Rowe
James Erskine
Edwin Powers
John Grindell
Obituary for Charles L. Snowman 60 of Bath dies after long illness
Charles L. Snowman 60 died Friday after a 19 year invalidism and a two week illness. He lived 13 years with Miss Carrie F. Luce at 97 Oak St Bath. Born in Georgetown in 1865 to Capt William Snowman and Azuba Berry, he spent youth in Portland where his father captained ships. He moved to Bath in 191, was a gifted violinist and longtime teacher. Despite long illness he remained cheerful and enjoyed greeting local schoolchildren. He leaves cousins Lillian Berry Fred Reed Bath, William Berry Five Islands, Walter Berry Salem MA, and Azuba Holland Richmond as his surviving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Snowman
Mr. Snowman
Carrie F. Luce
Oak Street
Georgetown
Capt
William Snowman
Azuba Berry Snowman
Portland
Boston
Bath
Lillian Berry
Fred Reed
William Berry
Five Islands
Walter Berry
Salem
Mass
Azuba, Holland
Richmond
Funeral of Mrs Barker
The funeral for Mrs Mary E Barker widow of Charles M Barker was held Tuesday at her son George E Barker’s home on Academy Street. Rev Edwin Dodge Hardin of Winter Street Church officiated with bearers Earl Barker Charles S Heath Casper Hartleb and William H Gilman. Burial was at Mas inuk Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary BE. Barker
Charles M. Barker
George FE. Barker
ST Academy Street
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Winter Street
Earl Barker
Charles S. Heath
Boston
Casper Hartleb
William H. Gilman
Ashdale
Inuk Grove
Martha E. Anderson Infant Buried at Local Cemetery
Martha E. Anderson infant daughter of Herbert L. and Mary Anderson of 12 Huse Street was buried Monday afternoon. The child lived one year one month and eighteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha K
Herbert L
Mary Anderson
Huse Street
Obituary: Mrs. Sarah P. B. Hathorne 80 in West Woolwich
Mrs. Sarah P. B. Hathorne widow of Gilbert Hathorne died February 24 at her Day's Ferry home after three weeks illness. Born May 5, 1847 in Bath, she lived in Woolwich since 1866, joined the Congregational Church, and was active in literary circles and newspaper correspondence. She leaves two grandchildren, Mrs. Harold Walker of Bath and Harold Snipe of Barahona Dominican Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah P. B. Hathorne
Gilbert Hathorne
Day
Mrs Mary E Barker 69 Dies After Stroke At Grandchildren Home
Mrs Mary E Barker widow of Charles M Barker died suddenly from a stroke while visiting her granddaughters in Bath. Born in New Jersey she lived in Bath over 25 years and resided with her son at 57 Academy Street. She leaves a daughter Mrs Mary K Lowell and eight grandchildren. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 PM at 57 Academy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Barker
Charles M., Barker
Martha
Roberta Barker
Washington
Linden Streets
New Jersey
George FE. Barker
Academy Street
Mary K. Lowell
Bath
Casper Huartleb
Clare Fulton
Earl Barker
George Barker
Frank Barker
Martha Barker
Ruth Lowell
Annie Plumner Carey dies after long illness in Portland
Annie R Plummer Carey 59 sister of Col Edward C Plummer Bath vice chairman US Shipping Board died Saturday at her Portland home after a long illness. She leaves a daughter Mrs George Chandler South Portland an adopted son Harold Carey Portland a grandson Llenry Dana Chandler South Portland one brother Col Edward Plummer Bath and Washington DC and three sisters Mrs George B Currier Mrs Lewis K Lane Portland and Mrs Edwin I Pease Tenants Harbor. Funeral services were Monday at two in the John Cushman funeral parlor 289 Cumberland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie R. (Plummer) Carey
Edward C. Plummer
Bath
United States Shipping Board
Portland
Carey
Charles Carey
Freeport
Solomon and
Ruth Harding Plummer
Yarmouth
George Chandler
South Portland
Harold Carey
Llenry Dana Chandler
Col
Edward ©. Plummer
Washington, D. C
George B. Currier
Lewis K. Lane
Edwin I. Pease
Tenants Harbor
First Baptist Church of
John $S. Cushman
Cuimberland Avenue
Mrs Armida N Moulton Dies After Illness
Mrs Armida N Moulton 58 wife of Rufus Moulton North End grocer died Sunday morning of heart trouble after a week in bed She was born in Columbia daughter of the late Columbus Nash and Julia Parker Nash Came to Bath as a child except for years in Roxbury Mass Most of her life was in Bath She belonged to Central Congregational Church and the Ladies Aid Survived by husband two sons Parker N Moulton and Roger I Moulton and a brother Irving H Nash all of Bath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armida N. Moulton
Rufus
Moulton
North End
Roxbury
Mass
Central Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid
Parker N. Moulton
Roger I. Moulton
Irving H. Nash
Bath
Mrs Addie M Reed Dies After Suffering Heart Trouble
Addie M Reed 71 wife of Isaac B Reed died suddenly Sunday morning from heart trouble after a heart attack Saturday night following the evening meal. Born in Montville she lived in Bath over 50 years. She attended the First Baptist church and is survived by her husband, a son Clarence A Reed, a brother William K E Warriman and a granddaughter Mrs Ruth McKenzie, all of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie M. Reed
Isaac B. Kkeed
Montville
William
Sarah Warriman
Bath
First Baptist Church
Clarence A. Reed
William KE. Warvivun
Ruth McKenzie
Mrs Armida N Moulton Funeral Largely Attended
The funeral for Mrs Armida N Moulton wife of Rufus J Moulton was largely held Tuesday afternoon at 3 Deammond street home. Rev David L Wilson of Central Congregational church officiated with bearers Herbert J Grinnell Frank J Clark Irving Varney and Russell L Whinney. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armida N. Moulton
Rufus J. Moulton
Deammond Street
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Herbert J. Grinnell
Frank J. Clark
Irving Varney
Russell L. Whinney
Oak Grove
Funeral for Charles J. Snowman Musician
Charles J. Snowman, a well known musician, died Friday after a long illness. His funeral took place Monday at 97 Oak Street, conducted by Rev. Charles M. Tubbs. Bear Stearns, Harry J. Horne and George Field served as bearers. The body was entombed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Snowman
Carrie F. Luce
Oak Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Bear Stearns
Harry J. Horne
George Field
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Henry Brown
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P.T.A
South End Association
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Sadie Coanbs
Marie Over
Coombs
Oliver
North Center Association
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H. C. Baxter & Bro
Brunswick, Maine
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James W. Riley
Imernvo
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Bangor
Massachusett Agricultural College
University of Maine At
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Ivan Weoned
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Nd Town
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Joseph F. Atkinson
Frank T. Fortier
Stanley M. Brown
Fred E. Bragg
Walter P. Kingbury
Harold L. Adams
Charles A. Andre
Leslie J. Wald
Mars W. Hennessey
Oliver F. Brown
Leigh W. Reed
James €. Ledyard
Charles A. Carr
Karcher S. Jackson
David Y. Alkazin
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Eugene F. Bridges
Roscoe G. Bailey
J. Haviland Torrey
Edward N. Iarinett
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Rufus A. Hall
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Harry D. Robinson
Sanford B. Nickerson
George A. Bragdon
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Arthur Sewall
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Reescoe EL Perks
Thomas E. Conley
Gardiner TI Rogers
Arthur W. Gediman
Joseph VY. Crane
Word
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Edward McAuliffe
Nicbert L. Strout
Harry B. White
Frank A. Norton
Andres KR. Cahill
Fred Durer
Frank T. Sprague
Ates
EF. Stever
Fred H. Pratt
George Hi. Johnson
Edward W. Vaughan
Frank I. Edgecomb
Thomas L. Morrison
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Prohibition
Millett
Mrs. Reed
Case
Miss Rowe
Mrs. Barker
Martha E. Anderson
P. E. Hathorne
Annie Plummer
C. L. Snowman Funeral
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