Woolwich History Talk Highlights D.A.R. Meeting
Mrs. Leonard M. Lord spoke on Old Times in Woolwich at the Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter meeting in Central church parish house. The Maine Society Daughters of the American Revolution plans its 36th annual conference in Augusta with sessions March 21–22, a tea March 20, and a banquet at Augusta House.
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Woolwich
Leonard M. Lord
Dummer Sewall
Central Church Parish House
Edward Noyes
Everett
Mass
Mystic Side
Malden
Thomas F. Perkins
Frank W. Jaques
Almena A. Jaques
Augusta
Roussinoc
House of Representatives
State House
Augusta House
Red
Louis J. Brann
Blaine
Robert F Partridge
Western Avenue
F. C. Gates
Conference attendance urged for Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter
All members planning to attend the conference are asked to notify Miss Floa M. Randall regent at once.
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Dummer Sewall
Floa M. Randall
North Center P T A Supports Girl Scouts at Meeting
North Center P T A met at Grace church parish house with strong turnout. Officers reported on funds and the milk fund while voting ten dollars for the Community Girl Scout council. Members offered assistance for dues in new troops and planned fundraisers and educational programs.
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North Center P. T. A
Grace Church Parish House
Morris H. Cohen
Association
Community Girl Scout Council
John C. Fitzgerald
North Center
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Henry James Forman
Paul A. Gregware
David Y. Alkazin
Arthur W. King
Edward Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Clinton D. Wilson
Big Bangor Basketball Tournament Closes Winter 1934 Season
Bangor Kiwanis club hosts a two day tournament at Bangor Auditorium on March 16 and 17 to aid under privileged children. Proceeds fund recreational facilities and minor medical care used in the past year, about 800 dollars spent to help needy youngsters.
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Bangor Auditorium
Bangor Kiwanis Club
Fine collection of quilts shown by Bath makers
A winter quilt exhibit at Senter's Inc displays hand made quilts, some over 100 years old, including pieces loaned by Mrs. J R Andrews, Mrs. Henry W Owen, and Mrs. Abner C Johnson. Lectures by Olivia Jenkins drew crowds, while Henry Riggins organized the domestic department display.
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Senter’s, Inc
Olivia M. Jenkins
Lockport
N. Y
Miss Jenkins
Henry Riggins
Senter’s
J. R. Andrews
Washington Street
Henry W. Owen
Oak Street
Olive Thompson
Old Ladies Home
Elizabeth French
White House
Abner C. Johnson
School Street
Ladies Aid of People’s Church
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
George Cressey
Shepard Street
Mother’s Delight
Eight Point Art Square
Ladies Aid of Beth Israel Synagogue
Ladies Aid of
Central Church
Alfred E. Rowe
Florida
Ethel Seavey
High Street
George Moody
Bedford Road
George B. Wolstenholme
Sacred Heart Circle
D. of I
Edward Blake
Liberty Street
Vivian Brown
Ernst Eutzmann
Pekin
China
Jane Goodman
Middle Street
Dresden
Unconscious Berger shows slight improvement after poisoning
Shirley Berger of Bangor remained in a coma after carbon monoxide exposure on February 18 but exhibits minor signs of progress, with doctors deeming his condition satisfactory and showing better coordination. The note cites long recoveries from prolonged unconsciousness as possible but not definitive.
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Shirley Berger
Bangor
Berger
Bowdoinham Community Notices and Socials Chronicle
Local Bowdoinham notes report visits from Dorothy Dickinson and relatives, bridge clubs, dances and picnics, plans for 25 year certificates, and upcoming baseball team organization. Death of J Fred Mulligan noted. Fred Mulligan funeral held. Mrs Emily Blodgett Murphy obituary referenced. several residents travel and visitors listed with surrounding towns including Richmond, Topsham, and Bath.
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Hilda Powers
Topsham
Charles Browne
Malcolm
Elizabeth Jewell
Wellesley
Mass
I. C. Irish
Ralph Purington
Kenneth MacDougal
Burton Curtis
Herbert Given
Old Orchard
Lennie Bishop
Portland
James Brown
Emily Blodgett
Murphy
Sadie Springer
Randolph
Ella Addison
Bowdeinham
Percy Blanchard
Richmond
Ella Cox
Frank Jack
Herbert Merrill
Bridge
Helen Britt
George Cutler
Mary Purington
Jack
Bath Independent
J. Fred Mulligan
Bowdoin
Catherine Mulligan
Bridge Club
Henry Cornish
Albert Henderson
Bath
MacDougal
Avery Fides
Bowdoinham Post Road and School News
James Cornish sold a Guernsey bull and calf to a Portland party. An entertainment at Millay School celebrated Washington's birthday with music, readings, songs, and a patriotic play. Notable local visits noted. Bowdoinham voted to install a new heating plant at Coombs High School with a committee named.
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Bowdoinham Post Road
James Cornish
Portland
Millay School
Washington
Ernest Sylvester
Victrola
Roderick Heath
George Washington
Lynde Heath
Reading
Frank Dow
Valley Forge
Jess Heath
Russel Jr
David Rollins
Helen Grant
Geo
George Millay
Faith
Doris Dow
White
Doris DeLong
James
Donald Grant
M. Evelyn Heath
R. D. Purinton
Bessie Small
Herbert Heath
George Tingley
Vassalboro
Carleton Jenkins
Richmond
E. D
Vroom
Freeport
Bowdoinham
Coombs High School
Horace Millay
I. C. Irish
William H. Gould
Charles McEwen
Helen Mitchell
Busy Session of Sagadahoc Probate Court Sets Wills
The Sagadahoc probate court on Tuesday during the March term passed on numerous affairs. Wills were allowed for William D. Oliver of Bath, Laura M. Morse executrix, and others. petitions for probate filed for Randlette, Parks, Harrington. commissions to take dispositions of wills granted for Drouin. administrations granted for Conley, Trafton, Jackson, Young. inventories and accounts filed or approved for numerous estates. resignations accepted. licenses to sell estates issued. and a Curtis String Quartet concert announced for March six in Memorial hall under college auspices.
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Sagadahoc
Glidden
William D. Oliver
Bath
Laura M. Morse
Mary M. Farnham
Harry F. Farnham
Edward A. Mansir
Richmond
Depositors Trust Co
Augusta
Alice H. Randlette
Joseph W. Randlette
Alicia L. Parks
Charles C. Low
Charles H. Harrington
Elizabeth L. Harrington
Mabel J. Mayers
Melvin E. Hutchinson
Viola A. Drouin
Harry E. Drouin
John E. Conley
Seneca H. Conley
Everett L. Trafton
Elvira L. Trafton
Alma M. Jackson
Mabel H. Moulton
Carroll L. Young
Maud E. Young
Emma J. Hathorn
Woolwich
J. Edward Hughes
Charles W. Dingley
Mary E. Dingley
Nellie F. Totman
Georgetown
Josephine H. Wilson
Harry L. Tarr
Marilla B. Tarr
Ada Manson
David L. Wilson
Guardian
Bert Allard
Augusta Trust Co
Edward W. Bridgham
William A. Jack
Ellen S. Roche
Arthur J. Dunton
J. Edward Drake
William S. Shorey
George P. Davenport
Edith A. Wood
Edwin A. Wood
Bowdoinham
Edward E. Wilson
Annie W. Jack
Bowdeinham
William B. Mussenden
Charles H. Cahill
Horace W. Swett
Charles J. Cain
Nina B. Harrison
Emma P. Twitchell
Topsham
Seymour S. Hayden
Leila J. Oliver
Alfred S. Oliver
Charles B. Randall
D.b.n.c.t.a
Isage F
Umberhine
Myrtle Kenniston
Richard H. Smith
F. Alexander Magoun
H. Emma Magoun
Frank E. Carver
Jennie M. McCarthy
Clarence M. Haley
Carrie W. Farrar
William F. Mussenden
John S. Place
Central Maine Power Co
Daniel Doyle
John H. Doyle
Curtis String Quartet
Brunswick
Memorial Hall
Talk on quilting attended by more than 100 women
More than 100 women gathered in Senter's basement to hear Miss Olivia M. Jenkins discuss The Romance of Quilting. The lecture covered origins, quilting as social life, named quilt designs, and care tips while highlighting heirloom value and practical sewing advice.
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Senter’s, Inc
Olivia M. Jenkins
Lockport
N. Y
Bath
Henry Biggins
Jenkins
Miss Jenkins
Henry VIII
America
New York State
United States
Omaha
Neb
Cleveland
White House
Canada
Bargain Prices on Pants Coats and Shoes for Men and Boys
A shop offers special prices across a wide range of garments and footwear including Biltwell and Dubble-Ware Work Pants, extra heavy overalls, work shirts, broadcloth dress shirts, sweaters, gloves, hats, caps, dress gloves, boys suits knickers jackets and shoes. Prices span from 50 cents to about 3.75 with union made items and Gold Seal rubbers highlighted.
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Biltwell
Bath Quilt Exhibit Showcases Local Talent
MAX KATZ at 11 Elm Street demonstrated home economics and interior decoration, sharing comfort marking and covering materials on Saturday. Her 13 quilts included self made pieces and originals copied from antique patterns. Attendees praised the quilts as masterpieces, with many from Bath’s quilt minded women and groups. a man contributed four quilts as well.
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Bath
Senter's
Members Tack Quilts At All Day Session
An all day South End P T A meeting in Washington street rooms drew good attendance. Luncheon was hosted by Mrs Alfred Carpenter and assistants. Members tied three quilts then held a brief business session with Mrs Carpenter presiding in absence of officers. Reports highlighted by Mrs Redlon and Mrs Jackson.
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South End
P.T. A
Washington Street
Alfred Carpenter
Chester A. Roberts
Horace P. Morse
Alfred E. Carpenter
J. Albert Redlon
N. Gratz Jackson
Grace Church Parish House
Carolyn M. Stackpole
Weeks Street
Edward Coombs
High Street
Arthur Scott Elected Colonial Club Head
Arthur B. Scott was elected president of the Colonial club at the annual meeting Tuesday night. Dwight W. Pierce was named vice president Allan Spear treasurer Edwin F. Ramsay secretary Alex A. Burden director for three years Carl C. Anderson member finance committee two years Egbert Tukey to active membership Jack Dougherty to non resident membership. The club lists 163 active members 48 non residents and two life members. A memorial from members for retiring president Francis Parry now in City hospital was adopted. From Feb 15 to March 1 Maine farmers and wives requested over 7500 agricultural bulletins from the Extension Service.
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Arthur B. Scott
Colonial Club
Dwight W. Pierce
Allan Spear
Edwin F. Ramsay
Alex A. Burden
Carl C. Anderson
Egbert, Tukey
Jack Dougherty
Agyent
Francis Parry
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P.T.A
Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Council
Blue
Morris S.povich
Front Street
Bath Makers
Old Orchard Beach
Mildred Snow
Roxbury
Conrad Daoust
Bradford
Mabel Everard
Joseph Richie
East Boston
Everard
Dorothy Dickinson
Raymond Rendall
Alfred
George Brown
J. E. Cornish
Newtonville
Mary Webber
Clifford Heenle
Sagadahoc Pomona
Rag Ad Grange
J. N. Palmer
Merrymeeting Grange
Arthur
Allen
Optometrist Bath Trust
Center St. Mon
Gidden
Sheepscot Hide CO
Wiscasset, Maine
Max Katz
Elm Street
South End P.T.A
Arthur Scott
Club
Maine
Extension Service
Rio
Ginger Rogers
Gene Raymond
Buster Crabbe
Ida Lupino
Laurel Hardy Sons OF the Desert
George Raft
Carole Lombard
Warner Baxter
Helen Vinson