West Bath Grange Social Features Evening Program
West Bath Grange members hosted a modest Monday evening program with Harold Safford on violin, Helen Safford on piano, David Henderson on harmonica, Amey Irish as accompanist, and Wilbur Hing an entertaining saw player. Local notices mention community visits, school illness, and Red Cross activities with a March 16 quilting session and a Brunswick visit for a future social.
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Grange
The
West Bath Grange
Harold Safford
Miss Plelen Safford
Néixt
Dhavid Henderson
Amey Irish
Reed
Wilbur Hingan Neat
Katherine Galvin
Stanley Henderson
Thi Ware
Teele
Brunswick
Fdas
Citizens Military Training Camps Offered to Maine Youths
Federal agencies cooperate with the War Department to inform the public about Citizens Military Training Camps for young men. Postmasters in Maine receive posters and leaflets detailing July camps at Fort Adams Newport Road Camp Devens Fort Melkinley Porthed Fort Ethan Allen and more. Applications should be filed early as Sagadalee county quota is ten. local representatives listed for Bath Richmond Bowdinham and other towns.
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War Department
Miaine
Ild
1St Corps
Boston
Maine
New England
Military Training Camps Association
Secretary of the Treasurys
Tam
New Bughind
For
Adams
Newport
Road
Camp Devens
Mass
Melkinley
Ethan Allen
Vermont
Sagadalee
Bath
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Allan Spear
Richmond
Victor Carey
Bowdinham
Frank Hk. Juck
Obituary notices for Charles E. Furbish and Martin O Brien
Charles E E Furbish 73 died suddenly Saturday at the Old Folks home after planning a town trip. Born in Phippsburg son of Rufus Furbish he spent years at sea then worked as ship carpenter foreman at Percy and Smalles. Senior deacon of Teaple's Baptist church and retired four years ago to live with his daughter, survived by a granddaughter and nephew. Martin O Brien, veteran iron moulder at Tide Windlass Co, died Saturday night of pneumonia after long service. born in Gabwas son of Peter and Julia O Brien. Survived by six nephews and four nieces and several Bath and Portsmouth relatives. Funeral notices to follow.
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Charles Ee, Furbish
Catherine Oyeara
Lemont Street
Sagadahee Square
Mr. Furbish
Phippsburg
Rufus Furbish
Percy & Smalles
Hleo
Teaple's Baptist Church
Charles A. Heoher
Old Molk
Glenville Tremaine
Westfield
Nod
Crerale ‘Trenmuame
Traveld Gi. Weaver
Philadelphia
Herbert Ea Day
Monmouth
Polk~ Lene
Jyde Windlass Co
Martin O' Brien
Tyde Windlass Co
Mr. O'Brien
Gabwas
Trewosen
Peter
Julia O'Brien
Pryde Windlass
Coleman O'Brien
Portsmouth
Patrick O' Brien
Wilmington
Mass
Edward O Brien
South
Boston
Peter Brien
Augusta
Peter Ryan
Bath
Patrick Styan
Brooklyn
Catherine Kelley
Mary Spinney
Roy Donnell
Woolwich
Nora Welch
Woolwich Grange Chooses Night Ruling and Quilts Committee
Woolwich grange last week decided the first night of the upcoming summer fair will be run by the brothers while the sisters handle the dolight. Mildred Bailey and Evelyn Bailey were named to a quilts committee. Several members were noted as ill or traveling, with updates on hospital stays and recoveries.
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Woolwich Grange
Mildred Bailey
Evelyn Bailey
Maurice Teathorne
Bath City
Velma Bailey
Coburn
Warren
Mary Dang
Burton Hodgkins
Augusta
Menry Swanton
Bowdoinham
al Allen
Doston
David Clark
Henry Dubar
Far Bureau
Nequasset
Fred Rice
Robert
Boothbay
Linde Marion McKaechern
Bath City Hospital
Harold Hussey
Hollingsworth & Whitney
Waterville
Paul Husser
Nequiasset
William Gould
Abbott
Portland
Evelyn Hussey
Farmington Normal School
Paul Hussey
Harold Galahan
Vancebore
Galahan
Ruth Jackman
Delmar Trott
Bangor
Men
Farm Bureau
Duncan McIntosh
West Bath
Annie Goff
Lisbon Falls
Florence Taker
Woaard
George Shaw
Leonard Stilphen
A. A. Stott
Willian Cushman 62 Wollaston Mass dies suddenly
William Cushman a baker and member of Tremont Temple Church Boston died March 15 at age 62 in Wollaston Mass. He was born August 13 1864 son of the late Job S. and Mary Ann Cushman. Survived by wife Mabel sister and four brothers with several nieces and nephews. Funeral from his home with interment in Whitman Mass.
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Willian C. Cushman
Wollaston
Mass
Mr. Cushman
Job S
Mary Ann Cushman
Cushman
Tremont Temple Church
Boston
Jin
Mabel Cushman
Alton Hastings
Brockton
Thomas A
Whitman
Joel Io
Taunton
Clinton V Porter
Roger Keith
Pierce Leavitt
Daniel W. MacDonald
Bath
Raymond Cushman
Whitman, Mass
Arthur and
Alten Hlastings, Jr
Creekton
Death of Fred T. Hayes Pioneer Canner and Dog Breeder
Mrs. Joseph Part and Mrs. Charles Travis of Bath were notified of the death at his Dexter home of Fred T. Hayes a prominent Central Maine pioneer canner and breeder of blooded dogs and poultry. Hayes suffered a paralytic stroke after recently returning from a winter in St. Petersburg Florida. A caterpillar tractor arrived in Dexter for demonstration as the city considers a purchase this season.
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Joseph Part
Charles Travis
Bath
Dexter
Fred T. Hayes
Central
Maine
Hayes
St. Petersburg
Fla
North
Lincoln Streets
Lewiston
Wollaston Couple Host Weekend Visit and Birth Announcement
Frank Chessman of Wollaston Mass visited Mr and Mrs Scott M Golder on Winslow street to see Mrs Chessman and daughter Janice infant daughter born March 14 at the home of Mrs Chessman s parents Mr and Mrs Golder
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Frank Chessman
Wollaston
Mass
Scott M. Golder
Winship Street
Bathman Attends Washington Party in Berlin
Arthur F. E. Dunning, Bath boy and nephew of Rep. Charles W. Clifford, attends the Washington birthday ball in Berlin held at the Kaiser Hall Adlon. The American Benevolent Society hosts the charity event with 300 Americans, featuring a tombola that netted 500 marks and a raffled Corona typewriter donated by Berlin's firm representative.
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Arthur FE. Dunning
Bath
Charles W. Clifford
American Chamber of Commerce
Berlin
Washington
American Benevolent Society of Berlin
Kaiser Hall
Hotel
Adlon
Barbara Rose Schurman
Corona
W. W. Thurston
T. Pilger
Hall of Mirrors
Alten Derrick
George Gregg Fuller
Miles Bouton
Agness Schneider
Hazel Hessen
John Wiley
John VV. Klenmann
Arthur Latham Conger
Pabst
Gilbert
Pierre Jay
Frances Jay
Shepard Morgan
N. E. Goodwin
Richard Wigglesworth
Maine Public Health Association notes speed of Maine resolution
The Maine Public Health Association will mail free photographic reproductions of a fast moving Maine legislative resolution praising the Three Quarter Century Club. Adopted in six minutes and fifteen seconds, the measure passed the House and Senate unanimously and was signed by Governor Brewster.
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Maine Three
State Trust Building
Augusta
Maine
House of Representatives
B.D. Merrill
Discataquixs County
Brewster
House
Burleigh Martin
Holley
Senate
Dora Pinkham
Aroostook
Maher
Wow
Kremp of
Worth
Colonial Club Concert A Delightful Affair
The Colonial club hosted a Spring musicale with the club orchestra led by John Grindell performing classical and popular pieces. Ernest Stanwood pleased with two vocal solos and the audience then sang The Star Spangled Banner to close the program.
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Colonial Club
Colonial Club Orchestra
John Grindell
Ernest Stanwood
Thomas Grindell
Harvard Professor to Open Institute at Bowdoin College
Prof. George H. L. Edgell of Harvard, dean of the School of Architecture, will deliver the opening address at the Institute of Art at Bowdoin College from May 2 to May 13. The program features eleven speakers including Mrs. George Grant MacCurdy, Walter Pach, and Dr. R. K. Tait McKenzie, with topics on fine arts.
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George HL Edgell
Trarvard
Institute of Arto
Bowdoin College
Magell
School of Architecture
Harvard
American Academy In
Rome
Funeral for Rebecca Dunning Held in Bath
The funeral for Rebecca Dunning widow of Charles Dunning of Brunswick occurred Saturday afternoon at her son James Gillespie’s home on Washington Street Bath. Rev Robert H Carey of Corliss Street Church officiated. Burial followed at Growstown Cemetery Brunswick.
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Rebecca Dunning
Charles $8. Dunning
Brunswick
James Gillespie
Sol Washington Street
Bath
Robert H. Carey
Corliss Street
Growstown Cemetery
Junior YMCA Boys Track Meet Showcases Close Races
The Junior YMCA boys held a self conducted track meet with two teams, A led by St The Beau and B by DP McCole. Team B won 41 to 0 as Cook Callan Pierce and Mullaney starred in sprints dashes and relays.
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St. the Beau
McCole
Team
Cook
Callan
Pierce
Mullaney
Sud
John Mullaney
Parks
Ring
Ord
Vierce
Robinson
Callan CA
Marshall
Legard
Pierce CB
Srd
Thebeau CN
Ind
Leeman Gay
Kraser
Leight
Team GB
Gallagher
Poor lighting blamed for widespread eye problems
In a talk to the Illuminating Engineering Society Guy A. Tleary National Director General of the Eye Light Conservation Council of America warned that poor eyes and inadequate lighting cost the nation billions. He cited school retardation and accidents from bad illumination as major losses and urged cheaper better lighting and public eye care education. Philip Wood of Bowdoin college spent the weekend in Bath with James L. Drake at the Drake home on Washington Street.
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United States
Guy A. Tleary
New York
Eye Light Conservation Council of America
Lluminating Engineering Society
Mr. Henry
Henry
Philip Wood
Bowdoin — College
Bath
James L. Drake
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Wiscasset Club Meeting Showcases Scotland Talk
Bath and Diath residents attended the Wiscasset club meeting where Mrs. Rachel Hodgdon and Mrs. Benjamin Adams poured. Mrs. John Currier read on Scotland with Burns selections, and a musical program followed. Mrs. Farnham spoke on Parent-Teacher work.
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Rachel Hodgdon
Nequasset
Benjamin Adams
Wiscasset
John Currier
Scotland
Robert Burns
England
Charles Roe Farnham
Hodgdon
Mrs Reed of Auburn Visits West Gath Hostess
Mrs William Reed of Auburn formerly Barth has been a guest of Mr and Mrs J A Gillies Court Street and was a Monday guest of Mrs W H Dorman Perkins West Gath
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William Reed
Auburn
Barth
J. A. Gillies
Court Street
WH. Dorman Perkins
West Gath
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