New Books Added at Bath Library Shelf Display
Bath library adds a long list of new titles across fiction and non fiction including Evelyn Graham & Co and Arundel editions. Notable names include Joyce, Wolfe, Graves, Hamilton, Graves, Dakin, and Seabury. The display features biographies adventures histories and practical guides from July selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Patten Tehey
Evelyn Graham
J. T. Broderick
Florida
Stockbridge & Perry
W. H. Smith
Robert Graves
Hidden City
Phillip Gibbs
House of the Dey
Florence Riddell
D. McConnell
John McCormack
Emil Ludwig
A. C. Hottes
Livingston
R. J. Campbell
Thomas Wolfe
F. T. Jesse
Miss Morrow
Mediterranean
Patrick Hamilton
Mrs. Eddy
E. F. Dakin
E.P. Oppenheim
Louis Guichard
Agnes C. Laut
A. G C. Hottes
Princess Cantacuzene
Don Ryan
Raven
Sam Houston
Marquis James
Fletcher
Sir Oliver Lodge
G. H. Turnbull
Geo. Seldes
Geo. Grabenhorst
Earl R. Silver
Stella B. May
Anne Shaw
A. H. Seaman
Josephine Osborn
Margaret Warde
Kit & Kat
L. F. Perkins
Perry Gotte Perry marriage linked Bath to Berlin telegraph offices
Miss Mary C Gotte of Bath and Kleber J Perry manager of the Berlin Postal Telegraph office wed in Berlin New Hampshire. The bride resigned her Gardiner post after six months to settle in Berlin. Both are graduates and long time telegraph workers with prior posts in Augusta and Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
N. H
Mary C. Gotte
Bath
Gardiner
The
Postal Telegraph
Kleber J. Perry
Augusta
Perry
Vivian C. Gotte
Washington Street
Morse High School
Henry Gediman
Cony High School
Western Union
Madison
Annie Perry
Winthrop Street
Mayor Harold P. Small Elected King in M and S R A C Chapter
Mayor Harold P. Small was elected king at the annual meeting of Montgomery and St. Bernard, R A C, with John Wishart re-elected high priest. Other officers named for the year include Edwin H. P. Lowell scribe, William Sturtevant captain of the host, J M Haynes principal sojourner, Charles Nelson Royal Arch captain, Donald Small and Edward Coombs masters of the veils, N Gratz Jackson member house committee, Harry A. Walters, William J. Perry and George P. Larrabee auditors. Installation expected in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Small
Montgomery & St. Bernard
R.A. C
John Wishart
Edwin H. P. Lowell
William Sturtevant
J. M. Haynes
Charles Nelson
Royal Arch
Donald Small
Edward Coombs
N. Gratz Jackson
Harry A. Walters
William J. Perry
George P. Larrabee
Morse High School Leads Bates League Debates
Morse high school of Bath led eight Maine schools in Bates League preliminaries with decisive wins, earning semi final spots at Bates College. Morse debaters Foster Russell and John Conroy earned best speaker honors with Russell defeating Vera Small for top speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School of
Bath
Maine
Richmond School
Ortland
Gould Academy
Lincoln Academy
Gardiner High
Foxcroft Academy
Maine Central Institute
Morse
Bates College
Brunswick
Richmond
Foster Russell
Nathan Watson
High School
John Conroy
Elizabeth Tanguay
Eugene Ingalls
Sylvia Ingalls
United States
Arthur J. Dunton
John J Keegan
John H. Carter
Woolwich
Donald Prince
Bowdoin College
Morse High School
Russell
Vera Small
Bertha Miller
Debating League
Home Nursing Class Closes Season With Supper
The Bailey evening school home nursing class held a closing supper in Morse high school's domestic science room. Miss June Rideout received a silk umbrella for her leadership. Twenty three members attended. a theft of outside refreshments marred the event as plans for a rehearsal and annual exhibit were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Evening School
Morse High School
June Rideout
Annabel A. Stearns
Arthur G. Oliver
Marion Raffnell
Raymond Farley
City government standing committees listed by ward and duty
The Independent publishes the city council's 83rd year committee assignments for both aldermen and councilmen. Key posts include chairs for accounts, charites and corrections, fire department, ordinances, public buildings, public lighting, taxes, and water works, with joint duties on finance and manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
City Counsell
Brown
Stanley M
Accutting
Harold E
Sewall
Arthur
Charities and Corrections
Stacy
Reginald
Whitney
Williams
New Streets
Wold
Leslie J
Fire Department
Wright
E. Mason
State Aid and Pensions
Aderton
Fred W
Bailey
John K
Belanger
Bradford P
Beal
Frank H
Churchill
Frank M
Fall
William A
Haley
Raymond M
Haynes
Harry L
Knight
Jamess
Mank
Ralph P
Morse
Alvah A
Page
Marius H
Povich
Morris S
Quicksall
George C
Robinson
Harry D
Stover
Elford A
Tobey
Harold _E
Whitehouse
Edward T
Whittemore
Ellery E
Youland
Eugene A
Members Assemble For Day's Sewing
The Activities committee of Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter D A R held an all day session Tuesday at the American Legion memorial building. Forenoon sewing pillow slips for the D A R women's ward at Bath City hospital followed by a luncheon. Afternoon bridge play with green carnation decorations from Perkins greenhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummer Sewall
American Legion Memorial
Bath City
INSER
Perkins
St. Patrick’s Day
Thomas F. Perkins
Jane Lemont
Legion Building
St Marys church hosts entertainment and whist party
An entertainment and whist party is planned at St Marys hall on Friday by the St Marys church basketball team in support of sweaters for players in the YMCA league. The program features the Quilletts entertainers of Brunswick, vocalists Rita Neens and Recbert Ducharme, young acts, Almara Leclair solo, and a skit by the Black Hawks. Brunswick entertainers will provide music during the card games with prizes for bridge and whist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hall
St. Mary’s Church
Y.M.C.A
Ouilette
Brunswick
Quilletts
Rita Neens
Recbert Ducharme
Almara Leclair
Black Hawks
Five Islands Community News Recaps Socials and School Start
Five Islands reports the opening of the Spring term with rooms painted and desks varnished. Local residents Gilbert Lewis, J G Stevens, Edward Wren, and others visited. Mrs C C Davis hosted. a Grange social was held and an upcoming Sunday school event announced.
Night School Exhibit At Morse High
The Bailey Evening School of Industries showcased twenty three home nursing students at Morse High School on Wednesday evening. Demonstrations covered bed making cleansing baths patient handling and bandaging with certificates awarded by Superintendent Clinton D. Wilson and a display of sewing handicraft manual training drawing and office skills across rooms in the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Evening School of Industries
Morse High School
Bailey Evening School
Bath
Margaret C. Flaherty
June Rideout
R.N
Irene Mosley
Gertrude Holbrook
Marion Raffael
Elnora Oliver
Lulu Herbert
Mrs. Haggett
Bessie Staples
Annabel Stearns
Bina Staples
Sadie Farley
Sarah Cameron
Elizabeth Gallant
Lillian Clancy
Lillian Elsemore
Gladys Elwell
Lucie Gerrish
Delia Gillis
Winnie McCrater
Jennie Oliver
Jeanne Roux
Bertha Sturtevant
Mary Whittemore
Margaret Rooke
Eastern Steamship Lines Resumes Bangor Boston Service
Eastern Steamship Lines resumes Bangor Boston service with the Camden sailing from Boston on March 31. The Penobscot river first trip is April 1. The schedule lists the steamers sailing from Bangor Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 2 pm and returning from Boston Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Steamship Lines
Bangor-Boston
Camden
Boston
Penobscot River
Bangor
Man Hurdles Handicap Through Remarkable Strength
Alonzo Thibodeau of Georgetown overcame the loss of a left forearm from a hunting accident to perform heavy work in a day. He dug over two barrels of clams and moved a cord of wood despite his disability. The piece also lists local residents visiting, pastimes, and church activities in Robinhood and Bath areas.
West Bath Grange hosts large meeting with program
The West Bath Grange gathered 77 members and seven visitors for a Monday meeting led by Mrs. Annie Peterson. Ethel MacDonald will run next week with April 14 named as past master night. refreshments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Annie Peterson
Ethel MacDonald
the Grange
William H. White
Albert Henderson
Elmer J. Rich
Charles S. Lemont
William R. Kimball
Bertha Scott
Ella J. Douglas
Frances Day
E. W. Haggett
Albert, Henderson
David Henderson
Wilbur Hagan
Annie Teesling
Christmas Birds Visit Mrs Landers Tree
Mrs. O S Landers of Kingfield decorates a family Christmas tree for birds and scatters tidbits on the porch. Birds gather daily, with chickadees among the most numerous and friendly, often perching on her hand or lighting there for a doughnut treat. They chirp cheerfully in return after being fed and spoken to.
Parish Supper and Community Notes From Richmond
Parish supper at the Methodist church drew 150 attendees with a 6 30 banquet. Read letters from distant members, a postbanquet program featured readings and instrumental performances. Local clubs, debates, visits, and civic notices filled town life with many named residents and events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Leslie Grundy
Melita Leavitt
Clarence Merrill
Freda Mariner
Georgia Donnell
Chester Foster
Marjorie Eedts
Lillian Haynes
Bowdoin Community Notes Include Relocation and Visits
Robert McAfee has moved his family near Millay homestead after 19 years in Bowdoin with steady work. The postponed Ladies' Aid meeting will be held Thursday at Mrs. Ernest Carr's home. Harold Curtis was ill last week and missed school. Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Silver visited Mr. and Mrs. Grant Woods on Sunday. L. C. Starbird traveled to Auburn for a business visit. Addie Williams visited her farm Sunday with her son and wife Carroll Williams of Livermore Falls. Harold Starbird also called. Grant Woods travels to Massachusetts to stay with his daughter and family. Millay Bros. of Bowdoinham haul logs to the local saw-mill. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Skelton and daughter spent several days in Boston, returning Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wren
Georgetown
J. G. Stevens
Phyllis Stevens
Boothbay
George Hanna
Belgrade
Clinton
Arthur Berry
Bath
Five Islands
Theodore Thibodeau
Esther Worthing
Grange
L. H. Rowe
F. P. Carr
Grange Hall
Alonzo Thibodeau
Eugene Modlin
Worcester
Mass
Robinhood Church
Robinhood
W. C. Todd
George Smith
Sagadahoc Bay
M. G. Sparks
Frank Hinds
Gladys Hallett
Walter Cummings
Hovey
Fred P. Oliver
Melrose Mass
William A. Todd
Sewall P. Oliver
Frank Heald
Harry Heald
Alvan Reynoles
Portland
Charles Hanna
Walter Powers
Massachusetts
F. W. Hovey
Roland Harford
T. N. Williams
West Georgetown
George Laskey
Boston
Winton S. Oliver
Winona Oliver
South Paris
Roy M. Newman
William Wager
Malden
Margaret Herfel
George Wilson
Harold Richardson
Ruth Curran
State Library
Augusta
Jesse Tarr
Straton
Swan Island
Harry Williams
Brunswick
Lawrence Bond
St. Barnabas Hospital
Royal Arch
John Hurley
American Legion Auxiliary
State of Maine
Richmond High School
Amy Bradley
Daughters of Union Veterans
Bert Briery
Roland Grant
Yarmouth
Irene Ghase
Farmington
Priscilla Foster
Ohio
R. A. Johnson
Ernest Dow
Amesbury
Bates
Clarence Morrill
Hazel Southard
John Plummer
William Champney
Thomas O'Neil
Norman Whitten
Clinton Dill
Bates College
P. G. Quigg
Richmond
A. B. Kelley
Harry Lake
A. R Palmer
Mabel Lancaster
Auburn
Frank Temple
B. R. Temple
John Clark
W. M. Dingley
Clark
Progressive Grange
Maude James
Richmond Lodge
Richmond Lion's Club
Hotel Richmond
Grube B. Cornish
Department of Child Welfare
State
S. M. Preble
Gardiner
Frances Preble
Enterprise Orange Ladies’ Aid
Fred Turner
River Road
Frederick Fellows
Katherine Soule
Stetson
Leighton Gardiner
Beulah Rebekah Lodee
Glenwood Siegars
Dresden
Frank Preble
Lyte Lint
Wallace N. Price
Dwight L. Moody
New Hampshire
Victor Carey
Viola Daren
Skowhegan
Ora Reed
Southland
Confederation of Kennebec Valley
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Edith Edgecomb
Baptist Church
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
The
West Dresden
Wyman
Robert McAfee
Millay Homestead
Ladies’ Aid
Ernest Carr
Harold Curtis
Elwin Silver
Grant Woods
L. C. Starbird
Addie Williams
Carrol Williams
Livermore Falls
Harold Starbird
Chusetts
Millay Bros
Bowdoinham
Bowdoin
S. W. Skelton
Special town meeting warrant posted at Westport town hall
The warrant calls a Friday meeting at 2 p.m. to consider removing the annual town meeting item ACCT 10 and uniting with Wilna and Whitefield to build a State aid road. Schools begin Monday with Miss Mabel Heal teaching Center and Miss Bessie Greenblatt of Bath at North. Rev. Charles E. Titus will lead a service Monday evening at the North End followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilna
Whitefield
Mabel Heal
Bessie Greenblatt
Bath
Charles E. Titus
Wiscasset
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Sedan Ambulance Service
Mayo
Arthur F. Mayo
Center St. Tel
W. C. Chadbourne
Bath, Maine
Broad St
Ally Live Poultry
Webber’s Tavern
Morse High
Bailey School
Carters, WY
Carter
W. H
J. W. Randlette
Westport
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