Colonial Club Starts Twenty Third Year with New President
Fred B. Teeling becomes president of the Colonial Club at the annual meeting in Bath. The club reports 188 members and solid finances as it pledges continued civic service and welcomes visitors. The program featured a concert by Grindell's Colonial Club Orchestra and previews of an upcoming trip to Brunswick for a tournament and return matches with the Brunswick club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Fred B. Teeling
Pres. Teeling
Rotary Club
John A. Legro
Legro
Horace VP. Morse
Treas
Edward D. True
Teeling
George A. Carey
Charles W. Peterson
Frederic E. Irish
George A. Nelson
George B. Wolstenholme
Fred J. Hill
High Street
Grindell
Colonial Club Orchestra
WEEIL
Vaughn T. Smiley
Bath
Mark Hennessy
Boston
WEEI
Masonic Hall
Vres
Brunswick Club
Brunswick
College Town
Reginald Stuey
W. Verey Marks
Mel Huaggett
Thomas L. Morrison
Robert
Wateh
Elmer Sidelinger
Weston L. Bonney
William F. Pond
Rodney FE. Ross
Fred H. Thompson
Andrew
Merrill
Baptist Young People Organize A Union
The First Baptist church youth formed the Baptist Young People's Union with services in the vestry watched by a good audience. The pastor spoke on B Y V U as key to the church, followed by A T Stuart on leadership, and Mrs. Gardiner Rob erts on missionary training. Officers were installed with Beatrice Jenkins as president and Elsie Lake as treasurer. Musical program featured Clifford Russell cornet, Harold Safford violin, Mrs Ring organ, and aul Moore vocal soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Baptist Young People’s Union
B.Y.V.U
Baptist Church
A. Tf. Stuart
Gardiner Roberts
Beatrice Jenkins
Leon Eaton
Elsie Lake
Grace, Spaulding
Clifford Russell
Harold Safford
Ring
Aul Moore
Annie Th. Oliver Dies. Funeral Planned in Bath
Annie Th. Oliver wife of TL Bradford Oliver died Wednesday in Portland. The body will be brought to Bath for burial with funeral at the Oliver home 132 Washington Street Saturday afternoon. She was born in Bath the daughter of Capt Alonze Wildes and Ron Wildes and was a school teacher in West Bath Winnegance and Shipypsburg. She leaves a daughter Mrs Willis Meserve of Portland and a brother Alonze Wildes of Kitters. Mrs Norman Drummond of Arrowsie was a visitor in Bath Tuesday with friends.
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Annie Th. Oliver
Bradford Oliver
Portland
Oliver
Washington Street
Mr. Oliver
Bath
Capt Alonze
Ron Wildes
West Bath
Winnegance
Shipypsburg
Oiver
Willis Meserve
Alonze Wildes
Kitters
West Bath Community Lunch Supports School Improvements
At a Monday town meeting a school lunch sale at Littlefield School raised nearly $15 for school improvements. The event featured sandwiches, doughnuts, coffee and candy, with Marion Jaques thanking parents and patrons for their support while attending community members shared visits and local news.
Mary Pickford Joins Sawtelle Veterans Memorial Day
Editor notes Washington's birthday drew a large Sawtelle crowd for Mary Pickford who laid the corner stone for a veterans memorial hall. She spoke of war work in France and joked she was Doug's captain now as Anita Stewart and Bert Lytell filmed Civil War era scenes with a dozen crew on the Home grounds.
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the Independent
Washington
Sawtelle
California
Mary Pickford
Beverly Hills
Union Veterans
Bath
One Hundred and Third Street
Mary
Natcherly
France
Doug
Mhita Stewart
Bert Lytell
Hiome
Anita
Red Cross Tire
Lytell
Miss Stewart
Mr. Lytell
Jackie Coogan
Messenger Boys
Bath A C. Wins in a Smashing Game with Soldiers' Team
Bath A C defeated the Fifth Infantry team 20 to 6 in a dramatic Legion League clash. The Bath club, led by manager Pat Partner, displayed strong play and fast breaks, especially in the final period, improving its standing as a top Maine basketball squad and signaling a potential string of victories with continued support and advance ticketing for future home games.
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Bath A. C.fifth Infantry
Bath
Gath A.C
Tech
Legion League
Maine
Bath AL
Pat Partner
Diath AL
Two Brothers Die Within 48 Hours in Bradford
Frederick W. Freeman reports the deaths of two Freeman brothers within two days. George W. Freeman of Bradford, a shoemaker born in Saco, died after leaving a widow and several children. His brother Herbert Freeman, also a shoemaker, died in Baltimore during the first funeral. The Bradford man’s survivors include three sons and two daughters. Herbert left a widow and a son and daughter in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Freeman
Custom House
George W
Freeman
Bradford
Mass
Frank
Benjamin F
Mary
Sally B
Bbhen
Frederick W
Dath
Herbert Jr
Dlaltimore
Saco
Haverhill
Herbert
Baltimore
Howard Freeman
John H. Bramble
Personal Notes Visit Details From Bath and Nearby
Capt and Mrs Jianes FL Dunton visited Boston on Wednesday. Rev and Mrs BR Creoks passed Monday in Porthind as guests. Mr and Mrs Linwood TL Skelton of Bowdein visited Bath on Monday. Elmer Higgins of Daturiscotta was a guest of Mrs Perles Higgins. Woolwich Miss Flora McRisteen left Wednesday for Boston and New York for milliner openings.
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Jianes
Dunton
Boston
BR. Creoks
Porthind
Linwood TL Skelton
Bowdein
Bath
Elmer Higgins
Daturiscotta
Perles Higgins
Woolwich
Flora Mc Risteen
Dhoston
New York
Prof S J Pole Naturopath to Visit Bath in March
Augusta based naturopath Prof Pole, electro path and magnetic healer, claims cure of 25600 patients worldwide and offers $3.00 treatments. He visits Bath Fridays in March, March 6 to March 27, with hours 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Testimonials note cancer cure and urged timely care.
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Pole
Europe
America
Polo
Belle Webber
Madison, Me
The
Times
Bath
Beatrice Wright in Bates Seniority Elects Pollyanna Impersonation
Miss Beatrice I Wright of Woolwich, Bates junior, elected to Bates Seniority literary society among five, impersonating Pollyanna. Other nominees appeared as Shylock, Mrs Malaprop, Don Quixote, and Juliette. Aimed to stimulate English study and original composition.
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Beatrice Wright
Woolwich
Bates College
Bates Literary Society
Miss Wright
Pollyanna
Katherine Worthley
New Gloucester
Shylock
Eleanor C. Sturgis
Portland
Mrs. Malaprop
Mrs. Malaprop,” Rose Thompson of Addison As "Don Quixote
Margaret Lombard
West Springfield
Mass
Juliette
Beatrice I. Wright
Mildred L. Francis
Bates
Abbie Savage
Boston
Edward Crocker
Leon Moore
Blaine
Wiscasset
Lawrence Putnam
Clarence Duker
Bath City Hospital
Fred Hayward
Son
Bath
Artell Hayward
Emma Day
James Allen
Nellie Reed
Riverside Cemetery Association
Day's Ferry
Maxine Walker
K. W.carlton
Augusta House
Emin Leonard
Appleton Day
Irving Miller
L. C. Ferro
Harold Fish
Henry Carlton
Worthind
Harriett Green
Leroy Morse
John Sheldon
Jasper Mains
South Portland
John Gilmore
Harold
Rockland
George Washington
Sebenon Hall
Wilmot Dodge
Portland Weekend Visits And Local Health Notes
Mrs Jesse F White spent the weekend in Portland. Miss Gladys B E White of Gorham Normal School visited Portland. Georgiana Lilly returned to Wisconsin after months in Massachusetts as a relative guest. Henry Grant recovering from December operation. Farley Merry dislocated his shoulder. Theis employed by WWLF RR Co. Mr and Mrs Fred Pendleton were in Portland. Clarence Blagdon received a surprise party for his birthday February 26. Miss Carrie Clark entered Maine General Hospital Portland for training January 1 and received her cap March.
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Jesse F. White
Portland
Gladys BE. White
Gorham Norimal School
Georgiana Lilly
Wiscasset
Massachusetts
Henry Grant
Farley Merry
Theis
WWL Flrr. Co
Fred Pendleton
Clarence Blagdon
Carrie Clark
Maine General Hospital
Vortlaind
Plant and Oliver win ten string match at Park Alleys
Leslie lant and Mauriceiver de feated Cedric Martin and Morris Reynolds 40 pins in a special ten string match. Plant posted the high series with 106 100 129 for 335 as Reynolds 318 led the losers. John A L Clinton Jr and Francis Appleby tie for amateur billiards title with playoff in New York. Appleby last year’s champion placed third in the 125 tournament. A featherweight match with Babe Hermin delayed by injuries and an auto accident damaged Garcia’s arm. a makeup date will be set.
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Leslie Lant
Mauriceiver
Cedric Martin
Morris Reynolds
Park Alleys
Plant
Reynolds
John AL Clinton, Jr
Pittsburgh
Francis Appleby
New York
Edgar T. Appleby
Francis
Babe Hermin
Waterbury
Woolwich Town Meeting Appropriations Approved
Woolwich town meeting on Monday passed appropriations totaling 11803.50 and elected officials including Moderator Wilson L. Dailey and Clerk John H. Carter. The spending covered schools, roads, snow removal, cemetery care, and various town services with numerous line items and a contingency fund.
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Woolwich
Wilson L. Dailey
John H. Carter
Eben Dana
Harvey T. Bailey
J. Gould Bailey
Hose House
Local Town Officers Elected and Financial Allocations Noted
The following officers were elected Moderator Joseph G Stevens Selectmen DB HH Woodside J M Harford G K M Gray Overseers of Poor K Clarey T KE Cromwell He DD Thirles Treasurer IT G Heald Collector of Taxes H G Teald School Committee Emma Lillings BB M Campbell Vernon Gray Fire Wardens T Williams Vernon Gray BC Clarey Constables John Thibodeau George Gray EC Clarey Fred Harford Surveyors of wood and lumber E C Clarey W J Berry Vernon Gray Sealer of weights and measures W IK Delano Auditor W N Derry Appropriations include repairs of school buildings 250 tuition of Avery students 100 support of poor 1000 contingency 1000 received of debt and payment of tax 1500 flags for soldiers graves 100 MacMahan Island roads 150 land from Ellenry W Troward 100 voted to pay S G Haskell 25 roads 200 etc
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Joseph G. Stevens
Woodside
J. M. Harford
G. KM. Gray
K. (. Clarey
T. KE. Cromwell
Rsecb
GaeeLaast Ferasacee
Rae Wa Pee Tyres
Camel Vest
Sturlerailiret Leeasys
MacMahan Island
Ellenry W. Troward
S. G. Haskell
pAbdiye Bouithoitly
Clierer
Alesis
John EB. Oliver Road
West Bath approves 541.85 in annual town meeting
The West Bath annual town meeting on Monday raises 541.85 in total appropriations with the largest share for the schools. Joseph W. Lerrabee serves as moderator, with Henry J. Rich as clerk and Ik. W. Slaggett noted in the report.
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West Bath
Joseph W. Lerrabee
Harry J. Rich
Ik. W. Slaggett
Arrowsic Officials Approve District Appropriations
Moderator George L Tarr and treasurer Collingwood Shea led ARROWSIC in approving budgets for roads 700 and state roads 300 and school 3500 with 500 for contingencies 10 for interest and 30 for repairing school houses. Names discussed include Frank H Snipe Wilder F Hagan John H Currier Norman H Drummond and others on the school board and auditor roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Tarr
Frank H. Snipe
Wilder
F. Hagan
John H. Currier
Collingwood
Shea
Norman H. Drummond
Local Officials Set School and Road Funds in Town Appropriations
The town approves funds for tarvia on Elm street, state highway aid, street and road improvements, and a major education budget. Notable items include 1200 for Elm tarvia, 600 for Perkins street, 1500 for tuition, 2000 for town government, and 500 for road resurfacing. Indoor sports give way to baseball as Vaavo Nurimi plans eight meets in ten days across multiple cities. John Wilson rests in Porthind for several weeks.
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Ellis L. Aldrich
Walter M. Mallett
EE. W. Mallett
H. W. Totman
W. M. Williams
Lester I. Willes
S. Given
Ralph J. Patten
Elm Street
Hau
Perkins Street
Foreside
Prospect Street
KC. Patten
Dembroke-Edgecomb Road
Post Roads
Cathanee Road
Branch Schoolhouse
Bowdoin
Vaavo Nurimi
Hamilton
Buffalo
Toronto
Milwaukee
Cleveland
New York
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Bath Savings Institution
Baptist
Annie B. Oliver
Norman Drummond of
Arrowsie
the Bath Independent
Ees
Universities
Furtt
School Improvement League
Littlefield
Littlefield School
Marion Jaques
League
W. H. Brown
William Davis
Margaret Ruben
William A. Brown
Carolyn Stackpole
Lewiston
Ly. H. Stackpole
Campbell’s Pond
Myra Coombs
Attleboro
Miss Coombs
Amy Coombs
Campbell's Pond
Walter Brown
Isaiah Winunt
Brown
E. R. Brown
H. A. Owen
Sabine
Helen Rogers
Parent-Teacher Association
Nazarene Church
J. Everett
Mayo
Red Cross
Sabing Improvement Association
John McNary
Chelsea
HL Bates, Jr
Mr. Carroll
W. Krueger
Walter Jutler
Miss Clough
WW. Bates
Charles H. Bates
Leon
Charles
Evelyn Bates
Marjorie Smiley
Si- Jax Bates
Jack Hades
Edward Marston
Faaily
Matthew Winton
Nettie Winton
Madelyn
Clara Noyes
Minnie Riley
Horace Aitken
Harry S. Lord
Louis Ekisenzimer
Walter Butler
Jessie Tuttle
Paul Tuttle
Charles W. Krueger
Carroll
Ricker
Ralph H. McNary
Mary Carroll
KB. W. Haggett
Fred W Larrabee
H. W. Moulton
Oak Street Bath
Bred Brown
Baby
Freeport
Fred W. Larrabee
Henry Dicke
North Street
Elmor Craig
Bath Tron Works Ltd
Seth
Mary Pickford Sweet
Reel Life
Calif
Bath A. C
Bath A. C. I. I
Pooler
McClube
Gilmore
Perkins
Stover
Dingles
Are ' S Howell
Sanith
Vermette
V .A Voll
Teehee
Rg Stowell
P Edwards
S. J. Pole
Augusta
Columbia Hotel
Martin Suoss
Reynolds Ode TE
Mainian
Han
Amy
Park
Sterna
Gads
Constable
N. Y
Park & Pollard Co
Dick D. Beebee
the Park & Pollard Co., Inc
Hertel Ave
Buffalo, N
Paen
Trott Bros. Grain CO
Tel
Donnell
Edward K. Thompson
Walter H. Larrabee
Joseph W. Larrabee
Everett S. Stackpole
Quaker Point
Georgetown
Topsham
John Wilson
Andrews Road
Eae Eee
Norway Medicine Co
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