Earhart guest at Augusta dinner hosted by Rep Sumner Sewall
Amelia Earhart attended an informal dinner in Augusta hosted by Rep Sumner Sewall of Bath, chairman of the legislative aeronautics committee. Attendees included John V. Shiehan, Paul Collins, M. H. Anderson, H. L. Baldwin, and several Maine senators and representatives. The event followed a busy day in Augusta and featured social exchanges among aviation and political figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Amelia Earhart
Sumner Sewall
Bath
Legislative Committee On Aeronautics
John V. Shiehan
Boston and
Maine Airways
Paul Collins
National Airways
M. H. Anderson
H. L. Baldwin
Marion Martin
Bangor
Leroy F. Hussey
J. Frederick Burns
Houlton
Nathaniel Tompkins
William 8. Tupper
South Berwick
Belmont A. Smith
Smith
Frank A. MacKenzie
Jackman
Florence M. Latno
Old Town
Richard M. Allen
Col
Sheran Shumway
Fred Jack Passes in Bow Deinham
Fred Jack died Monday in Bow Deinham. His cousin Dr. Charles Brown, then ill, was recovering at home for a fortnight under nurse care. Miss Kate Goodwin returned to Hartford after visiting Mrs. Ralph G. Stetson on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jack
Bowdeinham
Charles Brown
Wellesley student Miss Donnell returns to college life
Miss Jane Donnell left Thursday for Wellesley Mass to resume studies at Wellesley College after weeks with her parents following an influenza illness she endured in the college infirmary. Various Bath residents attended educational hearings at the State House and a dinner in Augusta honored Amelia Earhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Donnell
Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Miss Donnell
Charles J. Donnell
Social Evening At Donnell Home On Washington Street
Mr and Mrs Charles J Donnell hosted a Friday night supper party at their Washington street home. Four tables of contract were played with Mrs Winifred Bailey of Kansas City winning the ladies prize and Arthur Sewall the gentlemen prize. Samuel Porter Morrill of Park street Lewiston, aged 79, is seriously ill in St Marie s General hospital after an infected foot worsened. known locally as a weather prophet with two score years of general forecasts described as more or less accurate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Donnell
Washington Street
Winifred Bailey
Kansas City
Arthur Sewall
Samuel Porter Morrill
Park Street
Lewiston
St. Marie’s General Hospital
Morrill
Cornish Brother's Death Calls Man From Bridgeport
Harry E. Cornish of 54 Weeks street returned early Saturday from Bridgeport Connecticut where he was summoned by the death of his brother Ralph D. Co. formerly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Cornish
Weeks Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Ralph D. Co
Everett man visits Bath after cousin's death in Maine
Chauncey Lewis of Everett Massachusetts, formerly of Bath, has stayed several days in Bath and nearby areas visiting relatives after being summoned by the death of a cousin. He spent time with his brother in law Albert McFadden and Mrs McFadden of upper High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Lewis
Everett, Mass
Bath
Cundy’s Harbor
Albert McFadden
Former Bath Women Active in Massachusetts Club Circles
Miss Edith K Weeks of Malden, sister of Mrs Walter S Glidden, loves the Malden club on Rome ap Thoreau My and Mosaics. Friday Mrs Fred Ingraham, Tesoemee Delia Low of Bath, will be hostesses at President's Day of the Massachusetts Dame Daughters at Hotel Vendome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Massachusetts
Edith K. Weeks
Malden
Walter S. Glidden
Romes Ap Thoreau
Fred Ingraham
Delia Low
Hotel Vendome
Local social rounds feature auctions and contract clubs
Mrs. Melvin Ferris and Mrs. Waldo Weston hosted at Mrs. Weston’s Park Street home with prize cards won by Mrs. Elisha Bridges and handkerchiefs to Mrs. Lloyd Holden. Page Wyman and John Bowie claimed prizes in pitch, while Sgt McEvoy and Mrs. Samuel McElroy shared consolation smokes. Guests included the Wymans, McEvoys, Morgans, Bowies, Holdens, Bridges, Ferrises, and Westons. A Cobbroad hostess entertained a contract club with Mrs. W. Dayton Hill on Washington Street. Mrs. Ralph G. Stetson hosted another contract club on Washington Street. Miss Kate Goodwin of Hartford visited. Winter Street church served a supper bridge for the Men’s Club, drawing about 180 attendees with a long listed committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Ferris
Waldo Weston
Page Wyman
Samuel McEvoy
Walter Morse
John Bowie
Lloyd Holden
Elisha Bridges
Ferris
Weston
Robert Brownell
Cobbroad
Contract Club
W. Dayton Hill
Washington Street
Ralph G. Stetson
Kate Goodwin
Hartford, Conn
Winter Street
Edwin Daley
Addison F. Pendleton
J. A. Clappison
C. W. Walsh
J. A. Redlon
John Atwood
Joseph O. Purdue
J. Edward Drake
Arthur S. Crockett
Fred J. Higgins
Harry L. Horne
Jeannette Smith
Amy Irish
Kathaleen Leonard
Stella Brown
Priscilla Colby
Christine Curtis
Entertaining Friends at High Street Home
Mr and Mrs Edward Sewall hosted several friends on Thursday evening. Guests included Mrs N Gratz Jackson Mrs Wilbur C Oliver and Mrs Arthur G Oliver ce Bath who visited Senator Jackson and Representative Oliver at the Augusta House in Augusta Wednesday of last week and overnight. Mrs Robert B Hatch of Washington Street visited Portland Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Allan
Topsham
Allan
Augusta House
Pioneer House
Winthrop Street
Arry C. Webber
Bath
Rs. Allan
Louis J Brown
Clyde H. Smith
Showpers
Forrest H. Colby
Bingam
Elmer Brown
Dover-Foxcroft
Edward Sewall
High Street
Robert B. Hatch
Washington Street
Portland
Bath Iron Works President Attends Dewey Destroyer Trials
W S Newell, president of Bath Iron Works Corp., traveled to Norfolk Saturday for the final trials of the destroyer Dewey this week under naval rules requiring a boat to be in service six months before final payment and bond sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Norfolk
Dewey
Naval
Mrs Winifred Bailey Guests In Kansas City
Mrs Winifred Bailey of Kansas City Missouri is spending a few days with Mrs Arthur Sewall at the Stone house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Bailey
Kansas City, Mo
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Birth of David Edward Lee at Bath Memorial Hospital
David Edward Lee was born early Friday morning at Bath Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs Edward J Lee Jr of 42 Dummer street. The newborn weighed eight pounds and 12 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Edward Lee
Bath Memorial Hospital
Edward J. Lee
Dummer Street
Stover Family Advised of Mrs Stover’s Serious Illness
Friends of Rexford B Stover and his wife from Auburn announce Mrs Stover is seriously ill at Central Maine General hospital Lewiston The notice also reports Roy A Donnell and his daughter Betty Donnell returning from Augusta where Betty underwent an emergency appendectomy with a favorable early prognosis Betty is in training at Augusta General hospital and was operated on Wednesday night last week The report ties the local families to Augusta and Lewiston medical centers and notes the family residence on Oak Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexford B. Stover
Auburn
City
Roy A. Donnell
Oak Street
Augusta
Betty Donnell
Augusta General Hospital
Portland Visitor Attends Committal Services in Town
Loring O'Brien of Portland visited Friday while Dr. Freemont L Hogan Mrs Hogan and Miss Viola Hogan from Springfield Mass arrived Saturday for the committal services of Dr Hogan s sister Miss Viola Hogan They stayed with Miss Frostina Marston on Lincoln Street Friday night Mrs Albert McFadden and Mrs Bessie Snow visited Lewiston Friday for the day Blair Wilson and family attended a Portland dance at the Masonic Temple after a Red Cross dinner in honor of wives of Constantine members The Blaisdell and Clark households were weekend guests of Roger Pierce on Park Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring O'Brien
Portland
Freemont L. Hogan
Miss Viola Hogan
Springfield
Mass
Albert McFadden
Bessie Snow
Lewiston
Blair Wilson
Middle Street
Masonic Temple
Red Cross
Constantine
Leon Blaisdell
Gardiner
Allen Clark
Farmington
Roger Pierce
Park Street
South End Contract Club Completes Meeting Prizes Awarded
The South End Contract club met Thursday with Mrs. William Crowley of Lower Middle Street. Mrs. Alfred Carpenter won first prize a brass incense burner, Mrs. Chester Roberts took second prize toilet accessories, and Mrs. Horace P. Morse earned third prize bridge pads. Refreshments were served. the club will meet again Thursday afternoon with Mrs. William Small of Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
William Crowley
Lower Middle Street
Alfred Carpenter
Chester Roberts
Horace P. Morse
William Small
Pleasant Street
Mrs Lockery Recovers After Illness in Revere
Mrs James Lockery of Washington street has been in Revere Massachusetts with her mother and sister Grace Cotton where illness confined her to bed for weeks. She is now up and about and regaining health. William P Hill celebrated his 85th birthday Sunday at his home on Middle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lockery
Washington Street
Revere
Mass
Grace Cotton
William P. Hill
Middle Street
Mrs Fletcher Harford Hosts Knick Knack Club Social
Mrs Fletcher Harford will entertain the Knick Knack club Thursday. Last week hostess Mrs Harold Safford hosted at her Pine street home with guests including Mrs Daniel McDougall, Mrs Walter Mosher, Mrs Percy Miller, Mrs Roy Lutz, Mrs Wilfred Thebeau, Mrs Walter Dingley, and Mrs John Sylvester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Harford
Knick Knack Club
Harold Safford
Pine Street
Daniel McDougall
Walter Mosher
Percy Miller
Roy Lutz
Wilfred Thebeau
Walter Dingley
John Sylvester
Surprise bridge party honors Mrs Forest Young
Mrs. Forest Young was surprised at a bridge party on Thursday hosted by Mrs. Charles Nelson on Washington Street. Three tables of bridge were played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Bert McCabe, Mrs. Evelyn Young, and Miss Christine Curtis. Refreshments followed as guests included Miss Eleanor Hawkes and many others. Separate notes mention visits and travel in Portland, Ridin' Light Ledge, and a car accident delaying a Florida trip before continuing to New York and Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Young
Mildred Colby
Charles Nelson
Lower
Washington Street
Bert McCabe
Evelyn Young
Christine Curtis
Young
Lula Herbert
Nelson
Vivian Brown
Eleanor Hawkes
Elizabeth McCabe
Priscilla Colby
Eva Atwood
Mabel Grimmer
Mark Jackson
Eula Fielding
Margaret Nelson
Mrs Merry Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. D. A. Merry, 78, has returned to 3 High Street from Memorial Hospital after a three week stay. She thanks friends for letters flowers plants and valentines during her illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Merry
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Waterman Baby Born in West Bath Named Warren Everett
A son was born at Bath Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Fletcher E Waterman of West Bath. The newborn has been named Warren Everett Waterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Fletcher E. Waterman
West Bath
Warren Everett Waterman
Local notes on residents and youth groups
Mrs Edward W Hyde of North street has been ill since December after an operation and now convalesces at her brother Dr John Morse’s Augusta home. Peter Panpack of Brownies met in Grate church parish house with Miss Virginia Davis of Pine Tree troop giving a Robin talk. Lee L Abbott of Bath and Edwin A Copeland were drawn for April term juries in Portland. Miss Mary Dana, Morse High graduate and nurse trainee, finished nine months at Boston City Hospital and visits Woolwich parents before returning to Brunswick hospital studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Hyde
Northstreet
Augusta General Hospital
John Morse
Augusta
Peter Panpack
Brownies
Grate Church
Virginia Davis
Pine Tree Troop
John C. Fitzgerald
Lee L. Abbott
Bath
United States Court
Portland
Edwin A. Copeland
Mary Dana
Brunswick Hospital
Boston City Hospital
Eben Dana
Woolwich
Miss Dana
Morse High
Anna Perkins
LeRoy Perkins
Hebron Sanatorium
Charles Perkins
Miss Perkins
Cleveland P. Holbrook
Winneyrance
LeRoy
Charles Morse
Russell Street
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Oak Street
Red Cross
House of the Good Shepherd
Gardiner
Japan
Charles M. Tubbs
Charles Smith
Doris Leavitt
Gilbert Genthner Visits Brother in Waldoboro
Gilbert Genthner of Sagadahoc Ferry has returned from Waldoboro after spending several days with his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Genthner
Sagadahoc
Waldoboro
Portland visitors attend Knights of the Red Cross banquet
Rev. and Mrs. David L. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Blair C. Wilson visited Portland Friday. Rev. and Mrs. Wilson attended a reception and banquet at the Masonic temple hosted by Maine Conclave No. 1 Knights of the Red Cross of Constantine, of which he is a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wilson
Blair C. Wilson
Portland
Wilson
Maine
Knights of the Red Cross of Constantine
Masonic Temple
Mrs Lemont Takes Weekend Visit To Waterbury Conn
Mrs Edith Lemont of High street left Saturday afternoon for Waterbury Connecticut where she spent the weekend with her father and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Edith Lemont
High Street
Waterbury, Conn
Pinson Accepts Post With Wyandotte Chemical Co
Harry Pinson son of Mr and Mrs Edwin E Pinson of lower Washington Street has accepted a position in Wyandotte Mich with Wyandotte Chemical Co a Dupont Co branch affiliated with the chemical department He is Colby college class of 32 graduate majoring in chemistry He has been in Michigan since January first staying with his uncle James G Pinson of Grossile an adjacent city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pinson
Edwin E. Pinson
Lower Washington Street
Wyandotte
Mich
Wyandotte Chemical Co
Dupont Co
Chemical Department
Pinson
Colby College
Michigan
James G. Pinson
Grossile
Shaw couple attends Red Cross Constantine banquet
Mr and Mrs Henry G Shaw of 24 Oak Street visited Portland Friday evening for a reception and banquet at the Masonic Temple honoring the wives of Red Cross Constantine members. Mr Shaw belongs to Conclave No 1 in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Shaw
Oak Street
Portland
Masonic Temple
Red Cross
Constantine
Shaw
Bath Iron Works executives depart on New York business trip
President William S. Newell Vice President Archibald M. Main Chief Engineer Henry O. Trowbridge and Chief Electrician Harry B. Briggs Jr of Bath Iron Works Corp left Sunday night for a business trip to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Archibald M. Main
Henry O. Trowbridge
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
Bath Iron Works Corp
New York
First Baptist Co-Workers Meet Chooses Treasurer
Mrs Clifford B Harrington hosted the Co-Workers class at First Baptist Church for March with 13 attendees. Edwy A Sotheard elected treasurer replacing resigned Herbert Worrey. refreshments and games followed. April meeting at Mrs H Chester McKenzie’s home on Court Street. Committees named: Refreshments Leon Eaton Vernon Miller Ralph Legard Evelyn Sotheard. Entertainment M Helen Sims Everett Wright. Calling Harrington Sotheard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford B. Harrington
First Baptist Church
North’ Street
Edwy A. Sotheard
Herbert Worrey
H. Chester McKenzie
Court Street
Leon Eaton
Vernon Miller
Ralph Legard
Evelyn Sotheard
M. Helen Sims
Everett Wright
Harrington
Sotheard
Bath Notables Travel and Visitors Report in Brief
Washington Street residents Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall depart for a week in New York City while Rt Rev Benjamin Brewster confirms candidates at Grace church in Bath and visits Grace rectory. Mrs Archibald Main sails to Fort McKinley while Miss Mollie Gibbons injures her shoulder in La Jolla. Anne Kimball and Miriam Kimball host luncheon contract club on Lincoln Street. Mrs Minnie Letendre travels via New London to Honolulu with her Navy husband and son James. Audrey Ann Durant born March 6 at Bath Memoria hospital to Mr and Mrs Frank Durant of Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewalld
Washington Street
New York City
Benjamin Brewster
D.D
Episcopal Diocese of
Maine
Grace Church
Bath
Bishop Brewster
Grace Rectory
C. M. Tubbs
Minnie White
Arthur Sewall II
Mollie Gibbons
Anne Kimball
Miriam W. Kimball
Lincoln Street
Minnie Letendre
New London Conn
San Francisco
Cal
Arthur McMann
Honolulu
United States Navy
Letendre
Albert J. Gallant
Pleasant Street
Texas
Philippines
California
Bath Memoria Hospital
Frank Durant
Center Street
Audrey Ann Durant
Sun Insurance official transfers Francis B Hill to New Haven
Francis B Hill has left Portland for New Haven to take a posting with Sun Insurance Co. He has served in the Portland district for several years. Mrs Hill and the two children Jackson and Betty will join him in April after living with her parents for months. They plan to stay several months in New Haven, return to Bath for the summer, and move back to New Haven in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis B. Hill
New Haven
Mrs Sewall Visiting Daughter in New Canaan Conn
Mrs William D Sewall of Washington Street is staying ten days with her daughter Mrs John K Jayne in New Canaan Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Sewall
Washington Street
John K. Jayne
New Canaan
Conn
Robin Hood Brownies Meet for Sewing Test and Chickadee Talk
Mrs James A Gillies Jr led the Robin Hood pack meeting at Winter street parish rooms with 21 attending. Miss Ruth Shellenbarger, assisting in Mrs Skillings absence, gave a Chickadee nature talk before the group closed with games. Mrs William Rich visited her daughter Mrs George Wright at the Wright Homestead on the Wiscasset highway in Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gillies, Jr
Winter Street
Ruth Shellenbarger
Roger D. Skillings
William Rich
Lower High Street
George Wright
Wright
Wiscasset Highway
Woolwich
Nichols couple sails to Miami after Boston departure
Mr and Mrs F B Nichols left Boston Tuesday noon for New York by train and sailed Wednesday on the Clyde Mallory steamer Iroquois for Miami. Their car, damaged in Freeport Friday morning, will be driven to New York later in the week for Portland repairs and shipped by steamer to enable return motor trip as planned. Mr and Mrs J C Wilson of Auburn returned Monday after visiting their daughter and son in law, Mr and Mrs Chester Roberts on Maxwell street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Nichols
Florida
Eastland
Portland
Freeport
Boston
Charles M. Stewart
Cherryfield
New York
Miami
F. B. Nichols
P. K. Niven
Brunswick
J. C. Wilson
Auburn
Chester Roberts
Maxwell Street
Winifred Bailey
Kansas City
Bath
William D. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Bailey
Chamberlaine School
William Sewall
Fred Hector
Fargo
N. D
Small Point
Norway
Sweden
Maine
Nurse Dorothy Huggard visits parents on vacation
Miss Dorothy Huggard a Cape Cod Hospital nurse Hyannis Mass and her friend Miss Anne Van Leeuwen Osterville Mass arrived Monday for a visit with Miss Huggard's parents Mr and Mrs Herbert E Huggard of Mechanic Street Me chanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Huggard
R.N
Cape Cod Hospital
Hyannis
Mass
Anne van Leeuwen
Osterville
Mrs Humphreys Hosts Contract Club Evening
Mrs. Frederick W. Humphreys entertained her contract club of two tables on Monday night. Mrs. Lorraine Price won the high score and Mrs. Edwin D. Tietig had the low score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Humphreys
Lorraine Price
Edwin D. Tietig
Miss Gediman Returns Home From Brookline Visit
Miss Emily Gediman daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Gediman of 41 Pratt Street returned home Sunday from Brookline Massachusetts where she has Mrs Martha Sacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Gediman
Benjamin Gediman
Pratt Street
Brookline
Mass
M. Martha Sacks
Washington street matron hosts contract club meeting
Mrs Norman Howard of Washington street entertained the members of her contract club Monday evening. The club will meet next Monday evening with Mrs Carlton Rice, Turner court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Howard
Washington Street
Carlton Rice
Turner Court
Bath native banker tied to firm and public life
C J Donnell & Co of Bath, security brokers and investment bankers, longtime Bath official, served as secretary of the Bath Taxpayers Association and held seats on the Common Council and Board of Aldermen, now returning from London, Manila, and Asia to Bath with his wife and three daughters joining in the fall. Meanwhile, Mrs. Winifred Bailey from Kansas City and others visit Bath as events unfold including the Goodwill club gathering and sanatorium returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eraeas
Washington Mich
C. J. Donnell & Co
Donnell
City
Bath
The
International Banking Co
National City Bank
London
Manila
Japan
China
Tientsin
Jane
Barbara
Mary Ellanor
Stuart Frye of Beverly in Hollywood ties and college
Friends of Stuart Frye son of Mr and Mrs Orrin F Frye of Beverly Hills California and former Bath residents note that Stu appears in several talkies and has played on football squads He attends college in Westwood and is an intimate friend of Joe E Brown’s sons often hosted at the Brown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Frye
Orrin F. Frye
Beverlyills
Calif
Bath
Stu
Westwood
Stuart
Joe E. Brown
Hollywood
Brown
MacKenzie Hosts Maine Legislature Dinner in Augusta
Representative Frank A. MacKenzie of Jackman and Outlet hosted a Friday evening gathering at the Augusta House for Maine newspapersmen covering the 87th Legislature. Dinner occurred in the special banquet room followed by an informal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. MacKenzie
Jackman and Outlet
Augusta House
Maine
Augusta H
Maine urged to boost recreation trade and tourism
Augusta finds Maine urged by James E. Rogers of the National Recreation Association to awaken to its outdoor assets. He warned of millions in lost revenue without stronger advertising and development, citing Florida, California, Canada and Minnesota as models and stressing winter sports as year round publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
James Edwin Rogers
National Recreation Association
Florida
California
Canada
Minnesota
Marne
Rogers
North America
America
Neighborhood club hosts card party and fire drill report
Mrs. Ida Matthews hosted the Neighborhood club at 27 South Street with bridge prizes awarded to Miss Ann Cummings and Miss Rachel Matthews. A small fire alarm occurred at 11:30 a.m. Friday at 31 Huse Street but caused no damage. The Bath Iron Works Thetis coast guard cutter story notes its 165 footers built for the U.S. government and cook Nicholas Borgia’s appendicitis operation during patrol. Bath Aerie of Eagles plans a smoker at Front Street with a large turnout and guests. Bailey Evening School of Industry adds two more evening sessions weekly. Solar lodge Masons and Genesta chapter OES held a lodge inspection and turkey supper. A land tract near Bath is proposed as a sanctuary to boost local game bird populations, inviting inquiries on purchasing price. Edward E. Sonia, Sec. Bath Rod Gun Skeet Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Matthews
South Street
Ann Cummings
Rachel Matthews
Coast Guard
Thetis
Cook
Portland
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath
United States
Nicholas Borgia
Bath Aerie of Eagles
Front Street
Bath group seeks upland game sanctuary on Merrymeeting Bay
The Sagadahoc Rod Gun Skeet club proposes a Bath upland game sanctuary of 300 to 500 acres along Merrymeeting Bay. They submitted plans to the Department of Agriculture as federal funding of 8.5 million dollars supports wildlife restoration and land purchases nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Rod, Gun & Skeet Club
United States
Department of Agriculture
Maine
Lincoln County
John W. Hart
Merrymeeting Bay
North
Edward E. Sonia
Bath Rod, Gun & Skeet Club
Bangor
Hart
Bath area eyed for federal upland sanctuary project
The Albion C Brown property at North Bath is offered for sale to the Federal Government for an upland game sanctuary. Bath Rod Gun and Skeet club have enlisted Senator N Gratz Jackson and Representative Sumner Sewall to push Bath into a 60000 acre wildlife restoration plan. If included, the tract would be leased to the State and run by a State organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion C. Brown
North Bath
Brown
Bath Rod, Gun & Skeet Club
N. Gratz Jackson
Sumner Sewall
Bath
Auburn woman sues Woolworth in $10,000 claim
Mrs Abbie Kershner of Auburn files suit in Superior court Auburn against F W Woolworth for alleged theft of a feather claiming malicious prosecution The case notes she was found not guilty of theft at Lisbon Street Woolworth store on Sept 29 by Recorder Isaacson in Municipal court This will be the first jury trial of the March term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Kershner
Auburn
M Y
F. W. Woolworth
Kershner
Lisbon Street
Woolworth
Isaacson
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Wallace Buchanan
Medford
Edwin H. Given
Hartford
Lina Brown
Bernard Lewis
Ethelyn Barter
Maxcy Lewis
Muriel Burgess
Senate
George H. Ingalls
Irene Ingalls
Frank Small
Roscoe P. McFadden
Frank A. Hodgdon
Emma E. Walker
Fred N Sanborn
Fred R. E. Dean
John Freeman
Snow Park
John Hunt
North Center
Clinton D. Wilson
Minnie A. White
David S. Cogan
Marius Page
State House
North Street
Miss Earhart
Arthur C. Norton
Andrew Butterfield
Elizabeth Butterfield
Wellington A. Moore
Shirley Moore
Karen Lane
Inez Littlefield
Ridin’ Light Ledge
Miss Littlefield
City Hall
Harry C. Webber
Phippsburg
Sarah Hughes Forbes
Thelma Thornton
Shaw's
Ruth Meister King
H. Warren Halterman
Fort McKinley
James A. Broom
Costello P. Hall
Goodwill Club
William Gallagher
John
William Dennison
Carolyn M. Stackpole
Cosmopolitan Players
O'Neill
Woodbury Brackett
Knoxville, Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
Priscilla A. Warner
Bath Memorial
Ruth S. Hodgdon
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Miss Hodgdon
W. Burgess Warren
West Newton
Edward H. Kimball
Dean Alington
Durham
England
Bowdoin College
Eton
Mary Goodwin
Dorothy Anliker
Goodwin Cottage
Quaker Point
Frederick H. Kimball
Eastland Hotel
Essex, Conn
Frederick Bradeen
William B. Haggett
Harry Collins
Huse Street
David E. Rich
Solar Lodge
Genesta Chapter
Butler’s Cove
Sec
Colonial Club
Clint Wilson
Ken Trask
Trask
Earl Randlette
Allie Jewett
Dick Hersom
Horace Morse
Randlette
Jewett
Hersom
Morse
Ease Serene Sreveseee
Toothaker Spear
D Mullin
D Wilson Ae
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