Board of Education reorganizes for the year
The Board of Education met Monday night electing William A. Parker as chair man and Clinton D. Wilson as secretary. Langdon T. Snipe and Furber joined accounts committee. Edward W. became school athletic council member. Superintendent Wilson to draft the budget for board approval before city council request. Mayor Harold P. Small attended as ex-officio member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
William A. Parker
Clinton D. Wilson
Langdon T. Snipe
Furber
Committee On
Edward W
Wilson
Harold P. Small
Mrs Dodge Funeral Noted In Local Home Service
Blanche E. Dodge widow of Eugene Dodge died recently with funeral held Tuesday at 2 p m at 754 Middle Street officiated by Rev Charles H Berry of Corliss Street Church. Bearers were Ralph O Dale Ward McIntire Charles V Rob inson and Ralph Robinson. Burial at Oak Grove. John W Brown spoke on an old age pension law to a good sized audience Monday night at Odd Fellows hall followed by banquet and a social afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche E. Dodge
Eugene Dodge
Middle Street
Charles H. Berry
Corliss Street Church
Ralph O. Dale
Ward McIntire
Charles V. Robinson
Ralph Robinson
Oak Grove
John W. Brown
Odd Fellows Hall
Aroostook Potato Special Tour South
The Aroostook Potato Special tour announced by Ray D. Hews will travel through Maine to Atlanta Dallas Houston and other southern cities from March 27 to April 12. The group aims to promote Maine seed potatoes and meet buyers with 92 signed toward a 125 figure for a special train. Governor Gardner Hyde Hale and other dignitaries join at several stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aroostook
Ray D. Hews
Hews
Sillieane
State of Maine
Washington
Greensboro
N. C
Charlotte
Atlanta
Birmingham
Alabama
Vicksburg
Miss
Maine
Shreveport
Texas
Dallas
Lone Star
Fort Worth
Fort
Austin
San Antonio
Houston
New Orleans
Montgomery
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
Hastings
Florida
Savannah
Charleston
S. C
Fort Sumpter
Florence
South Carolina
Fayetteville
Wilson
Norfolk
Presque Isle
William Tudor Gardiner
Arthur A. Hyde
U. S. Secretary of Agriculture
Feredrick Hale
Frank P. Washburn
Department of Agriculture
Clarence C. Stetson
Main Development Commission
Erlon L. Newdick
Charles M. White
W.S. Abbott
Development Commission
For Sale Victrola With 140 Records In First Class Condition
Telephone 1023 W notice by George Spinney at 8 Fishers Court Bath Maine selling a Victrola in excellent condition with 140 artist records. March 13 listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victrola
W. George Spinney
Fishers Court
Bath
Bowdoinham Community Notes and Obituaries
Bowdoinham items record Nellie Woodworth death at home after long illness with funeral at 2 p.m. Rev Ella Nash officiating and interment in village cemetery. Many locals, including Mr Slocord and Mrs Webber, are mentioned along with social visits, club activities, 4 H group reorganizing, and upcoming Republican train service from Portland to Bangor with Bowdoinham stop and $5.40 round trip.
Historic Bathman ship paper sold to William Roos
The Bath auction notes a rare ship’s paper bearing two U S presidents seals Monroe and Madison and the number 1. Con sider Thomas of Topsham directed the Franklin during the War of 1812 distress, rescued by a British ship. new owner William Roos, Bath visitor, and wife are descendants of Capt Thomas. Roos plans to build a small yacht in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Rouse
William Roos
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Bath
United States
Monroe
Madison
Roos
Thomas
Topsham
Franklin
Maine
Rotary club honors attendance with lapel buttons
Bath Rotary Club luncheon featured lapel button presentation to the winning team in the recent attendance contest by Capt John Conti and Edward W Bridgham. An information contest led by Fred D Hill named Edwin Dodge Hardin and Dr Langdon T Snipe as winners and prizes of cigars and cigarettes were awarded. Richard L Sprague served as sergeant at arms. Rotary visitors Harold Treworgy and G H Eggleston attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Phoenix
John Conti
Edward W. Bridgham
Fred D. Hill
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Langdon T. Snipe
Mr. Hill
Richard L. Sprague
Harold Treworgy
Brunswick
G. H. Eggleston
Braintree
Mass
Suing Bowdoin Over Fire Damage Suit
Cleveland G. and Theodore A. Bickford of Lisbon sue the Town of Bowdoin in Androscoggin Superior Court Auburn for 500 damages claiming failure of town officials to answer a fire alarm. They allege 30 cords of wood burned on July 22 23 1929. Louis A. Jack for plaintiffs Ralph O. Dale for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland G
Theodore A. Bickford
Lisbon
Bowdoin
Androscoggin Superior Court
Auburn
Louis A. Jack
Ralph O. Dale of
Bath
Funeral services held for Everett E. Rogers at Bowdoin
Everett E. Rogers was mourned at a home service in Bowdoin with a large gathering and floral tributes. Rev. Merrill of Brunswick officiated, burial followed in the family cemetery, and William H. Gould led arrangements. Local residents visited and other towns sent weekend callers to area homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett E. Rogers
Merrill
Universalist
Brunswick
William H. Gould
Elwin Sylver
Richmond
Grant Woods
H. C. Starbird
Auburn
L. C. Starbird
Orman
Myron Douglass
Augusta
Ernest Carr
J. R. Ridley
N. E. Curtis
Marion
Charles Babb
Clara Williams
West Bowdoin
Williams Farm
Horace Purinton
North Bowdoin Social Notes And Local Visitors
The Misses Thelma and Edith Sheene were business visitors at Bowdoin Center Friday. A Tremblay, who fell last week injuring a leg, is greatly improved. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bilodeau of Lewiston visited Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Freeman, employed in Bath, spent a few hours at home nearby. Schools in town begin March 24. Wallace Trufant and friend of Brunswick were in town on business. Everett Rogers’s friends mourn his death. Mrs. Alcide Contre has suffered an asthma attack. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chase and their children from Bowdoinham called at Maple Hearst farm Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Woodtworth
Charles EB. Wood
Cinhame
Robert Woodworth
Ella Nash
W. H. Gould
Slocard
Litchfield Plains
Elisha Webber
Brunswick
Charles Randall
Lester Berry
Gardiner
F. K. Jack
Charles E. Hackett
Richmond
R. A. Dickinson
Alfred
Raymond Rendall
Frances Merrill
Bert
Abbie Thorne
Richard Denham
Methodist Ladies Aid
C. B. Randall
Bath
Charles Hackett
Robert Ferguson
Fred Leavitt
Emily Rideout
Burton Curtis
Kenneth MacDougal
Dorothy Dickinson
Courtney Nealey
Watervile
Clarence Blackman
B. B. Douglass
Merry Workers of
4-H
Celia Billings
Elizabeth Mitchell
Frances Billings
Christine Temple
A. 8. MacDougal
C. E. Hackett
George McPherson
Charles Fisher
Kenneth Webber
U. of M
Frank P. Webber
Betty Dorrence
Georgie Denham
Bridge
Jane Browne
Cora Denham
Stella Given
Helen Britt
Lena Hackett
Samuel Dorrance
D. A.R
Max Kendall
Portland
Carrie Kendall
John Maher
Merrymeeting Grange
Charles Berry
Mae Heenie
Edith Rowe
Arthur K. Purington
M. L. Harris
Maine Central
Bangor
Bowdeinham
Purington
Bowdoinham
Thelma
Edith Sheene
Bowdoin Center
A. Tremblay
Joseph Bilodeau
Lewiston
Wilson Freeman
Wallace Trufant
Everett Rogers
Alcide Contre
Harry Chase
Maple Hearst Farm
Funeral for Nellie Campbell Briry in Malden
The funeral for Nellie Campbell Briry wife of John F Briry who died suddenly Monday morning in Malden Mass will be Wednesday at three in the afternoon at her home 193 Main Street Malden The body will be brought to the church for services and burial unknown pending arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Campbell Briry
John F. Briry
Malden
Mass
Main Street
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Gordon
Warrow
Spartan
Ceres
Clair Tan, Lightan, Marron
D. Co
Mrs. Dodge
The
Boston
New Spring Merchandise
Bath Department Store
Aroostook County
Edmund Ford
Iva
Wilbur
South Weymouth
Bathman
U. S
New York State
Buttons
North Bowdoin
Hite Alkon Road
Dress Manufac
Turer
W. F. Senter
Spencer Corsetiere
Pencer
Torvoe
Beatrice E. Rand
Dummer St
Campbell Lot
Ralph W. Bragg
Snow Park
C.D. Wilson
Samuel Gilbert
Wareham
William Taylor
Valley Road
Paramount Singing and Talking Pictures
Matinee
A Publix Theatre
Warner Bros
Shanghai
Louis Wolheim
Kay Johnson
Conrad Nagel
Bowdoin Musical Clubs
Glee Club
Tom
Matt
Owen
New York
Collegians
Ricardo Cortez
Virginia Valli
Conway Tearle
Alexander Gray
Bernice Claire
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