Local Jottings and March Events in Maine Towns
The Murray Club and Central Church League met with local hosts on Monday evening. The Wadsworth torpedo boat destroyer will launch mid April at Bath Iron Works. A Deering Junction inquiry discussed prices for lumber shipments. Polar Star Lodge received visitors from Freeport and the B A degree was conferred. Ninth Grade pupils wired for a Morse machine after stereo views on world food. Frank H. Gallison recovers after a stage accident. A Peru portable mill draws attention as a street display. Municipal election day passes quietly with low voter turnout. Sub-Master S J Parks received a diamond pin from Morse High pupils. Mrs Hodgdon learns her son safely arrived at Rotterdam commanding the George E Warren. Marital news includes Capt George W Torrey and Miss Elsie Gray’s Deer Isle wedding with a large local reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Club
S. J. Willis
Garden St
Central Church League
Arthur Larrabee
High St
Wadsworth
Bath Iron Works
Deering Junction
Polar Star Lodge
D.D.G.M. Monroe B. Royal
Freeport
Lowell
Pythian Sisters
First Baptist Brotherhood
I.S. Metcalf
Morse High School
Frank H. Gallison
Portland
Augusta House
Peru
Water St
S. J. Parks
Morse High
Gerald Atkinson
Parks
Sawyers Island
H. Lawrence Hodgdon
George E. Warren
Rotterdam
Holland
J. F. Upton
Winnegrance
Bath City Hospital
S. A. Evans
Richmond
Fannie Wood
City of
Rockland
Roscoe Wood
Tlagg & Son
Charles Lemont
Washington St
Henry G. Hoededon
John D. Gowell
Camden
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Gowell
Fred Gowell
Maine Central
Ferdinando Gorges
Hyderuards
George A. Baker
Myrick Gatchell
Brunswick
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Martha Bates
Hyde
Sagamore
William Henry Ditchfield
Richardson St
Bath
U.S.A
Vera Dolby
Fifth St
Armstrong County
Bath Aerie
F.O.E
Music Hall
E. Parris
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Upper Washington St
Ella L. Davenport
Dunton
Boston
Bayview
George A. Coombs
Lewis Is. Swett
Summer St
S60
Front St
Miss Eleanor Doyle
Holy Name Minstrels
Phi Rho
Bath Opera House
W. C. Monahan
University of Maine
Bailey School of Industries
L PD. Rogers
Orono
D.D.G.M. Monroe V. Curtis
Magnus Manson
United States
Wesley M. FE
Sual
Smith
Washington and
King Sts
John S. Deering
William King
Waldoboro
Portland Wins 13 to 8 Over Morse High Girls
Portland defeated Morse High girls 13 to 8 on Saturday. The Colonial five beat the Colby Independents 47 to 14 at the Y M C A gym last Friday. Shiloh yachts show renewed activity in Portland Harbor after long absence. The Bath area notes highlight graduations and local business moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Morse High
Colonial Five
Colby Independents
Y.M.C.A
Shiloh
Barracouta
Coronet
Portland Harbor
Belfast
Clothiers
Percy
Smith
The
Kennebec Bowdoin Alumni Association
Augusta
Harry W. Cobb
Bath
Sanford TL. Fogg
Portland High
Mix Pearce
Morse
Mos
Raymond Chappell
Burma
Leeetice
Os Woman's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Vertry
Th Peoples Church
Bay bridge project likely dead says Corliss
The Bay bridge project probably died according to Representative Corliss in a report from the Scribe. In related notes, Thomaston plans a new dancing class, and local civic and church activities fill the week with meetings, revivals, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Bridge
Corliss
Thomaston
Jennie Harvey
Massachusetts
Washington
Thorne’s Head
Evans
The
Baptist Church
Five
Cumberland Street Baptist Church
Brunswick
B. P. Browne
Corlixs Street
Mr. Browne
Ralph E. Rowe
Portland
Flood
Rowe
Quiet Town Politics And Longshore Uproar
Sunday town life was muted by cold and snowy weather as Kennebec and Androscoggin rivers remained low and quiet. The Unity Guild met at Lily Pray’s home while tow boat work and water ore loading continued toward New York. A series of local incidents included a beer seizure, court liquor cases, a horse and cart mishap, and a procession of seven automobiles heading to the ferry. Obituaries note Charlotte Anthony’s death, and high school basketball saw Portland beat Morse. The Kremlin barkentine, built in Bath, secured a New York charter for 4200 barrels of petroleum to Lisbon, as Henry W. Howard plans grove clearance for soft wood timber bound for Western markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Unity Guild of the First Baptist Church
Juvk
Verlock
Front St
Ferry St. Monda
Whitey
Front St. Mona
Bath Garage Co
Charlotte VI Anthony
Orphans’ Home
Boverly
Mass
Otis Anthony
Hl A. Core
Wesley Methodist Church
Gardiner
Iinter-view
In St. Emery & Co
Boston
Green's
Chelsea
New York
Lisbon
Portugal
Bath
Wiliam Rogers
Henry W. Howard
Thornes Head
York St
Howard
The
Times
Merrymeeting Bay
Ice floe drifts ashore. local notices headline weekend events
A field of blue ice about an acre covered the Bay on Sunday. Sunday school events gather 34 in Dr Snipe’s Bible class and a ladder contest begins at Central Congregational. Tug Pejepscot sails to New York with crew, while Bath men seek license for fish sales in Lewiston and Morse High athletes miss Bowdoin meet finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel FE. Potter
Bowdoin
Isaac H. Rideout
Fitts St
Mr. Potter
Bath
Alfred 3. Potter
Potter
Bowdoin Center
Dr. Snipe
John Preston
Peaks Island
Segape
First Baptist Church
H. W. Moulton
Oak St
Pejepscot
Portland
New York
C. B. Swettois
Edward Hackett
Ray Parker
Ernest Heald
Stewart Young
Central Congregational Sunday School
Damariscotta Herald
Damariscotta Pond
Liverpool
England
Lewiston
Universalist Church
Sierra
J. P. Buwalda
University of California
Lowell-Courier Citizen
Brockton
Voolville
Patten Library
Morse High
Brunswick
Morse
Camden
Sullivan
Talbot
Perry
Gay
Cass
Hebron
Bangor
Cong
Memorial Hall
Bowdoin College
Hyde
Abraxas
Exeter
Abraxas Society
Frederick F. French
George S. DeMott
Richmond
Willis R. Sanderson
Brookings
George DeMott
Rev
George C. DeMott
Central Congregational Church
Local Bath notes sewings clubs and events
The Bath area hosts multiple sewing circles meeting midweek, a lodge dinner, a concert and ball announced for April in Music Hall, and lectures at local schools. Movements include store changes on Front Street, real estate transfers, and a salting of community activities from the Bath Opera House to the Y.M.C.A. campus.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bid-A-Wee
H. [Sted
Shirley S. Brooks
Poston
Charles T. Jackson
Sagadahoe
D. T. Percy & Sons
Chamber of Commerce
Sagadahoc
Adelaide Dennison
Bath Cooperative Association
George W. Dean
Arthur J. Smith
Robert Cochran
Arthur J. Dunton
H. I. Hopkins
W. A. Furber
T. H. Dunton
Ferest
Stanton
Wesley M. E
Bowdeinham
George Lawley
Volunteer
Lawley Yards
Wilmington
Del
Lawley
United States Navy
Blakely
DeLong
Politics
Tuy Seguin
North Boothbay
Brunswick Dam
Driftwood Club
Oliver
San Francisco
Jolly Thimble
Lewis King
Middle St. Genesta
Charles Furber Deering
Ladies of the
G.A.R