Mark Langdon Hill Tomb at Phippsburg Built in Long Ago
The Hill family tomb at Phippsburg Center sits on a knoll before the Congregational church. An iron fence and a linden tree shade a marble shaft with inscriptions for Mark L. Hill and others. The site offers a Kennebec river view and houses 17 bodies with a memorial tale of early local families and a famed 29 foot snowman nearby.
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Morse High Golfers Enter League Comfortably
Morse High golfers plan to enter the league backed by Dawston Sun Journal sponsorship. The squad lists players including Frank Cralla and Eddie Sewell with others like Gallagher Cohers and John Perry aiming for varsity status and league competition.
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Gordon Estes
Russell Parrotie
John Perry
Harold Peasley
Robert Dowing
Bobby Levine
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Edward W Vaughan recalls Bath roller polo days
Bath veteran Edward W. Vaughan recalls the Alameda and Bath Greeks roller polo era starting 1884. He notes players like Harry Stetson Frank Guthrie and Horace Stinson, touring Massachusetts in 1885 and games at Greenwood Gardens Peaks Island and Popham Beach.
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Bath's New Navy Club Installs Officers
The Bath Navy Club of the U S A installs officers at the Odd Fellows hall with Preble as first Commandant and William J Martin as installing officer. New officers include Hynes, Rogers, MacDonald, Hutchins, Smith, Orr, and others. Mayor Haskell attends. about 70 present. a luncheon chowder served.
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Pupils Carry Out Breakfast Project at Central Grammar
Seven grade seven students at Central Grammar School completed a breakfast project on cereals under Mrs. Berenice Colby earning blue stoneware bowls from Ralston Corp. and seven point pins with health certificates for many classmates. Additional notes mention punctual attendance records and a feature on colorful pigeon feathering by Wayne Moore of Norway.
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Richard Marr
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Dorothy Thayer
Weeks Street School
Carl J. Severin
Patten Transfers Cream Business to Frank Todd in Topsham
Edwin C. Patten of Topsham sells the greater part of his 47 year cream business to Frank Todd of Topsham while retaining enough customers to use his own herd’s milk. Patten, longtime dealer, and Todd are active in local Grange, Farm and Home events, with Patten previously treasurer of Sagadahoc Pomona.
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Topsham
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the Willows
Meadow Road
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Bradley Pond Road
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Lisbon
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Winter Street Church Easter gathering fills services
Easter Sunday at Winter Street Church featured a full morning service and an evening Fireside club Easter supper. Flowers honored members A L Johnson led the Ladies Auxiliary, with speakers Everett V Perkins and John E Madden announced for upcoming Sundays.
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Winter Street Church
Alice F. Johnson
Charles C. Low
Eleanor Drake
Alice Foss
Mabel Holden
Julie Johnson
Marilia Minott
Charles W. Hall
David Y. Alkazin
Wallace L. Atwood
Joseph O. Purdue
Charles W Walsh
Everett V. Perkins
Cony High School
Augusta
Donald McKellar
John E. Madden
Marsehign School
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Gertrude J. Diggery
Bath Country Club to Host April 19 Patriots Day Ball
Bath Country club led by President Robert L Browne announces tickets are with the committee for a grand ball at the State armory on Patriots Day April 19. Four door prizes include 35 and 25 dollars and two club memberships for 1940. An orchestra will play nine to one with coronial attire. Battery H will police the event and manage parking. Committees include Browne Irvine Moulton Fuller and Small. Mr and Mrs James Gardenier and son visited Lewiston Easter weekend with Mrs Gardenier.
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Classifieds Rates and Contact for Listings
Rate and insertion details for classifieds each Wednesday. Contact Fred B. Reed Co. manager Stanley E. Wallace at 93 Front Street Bath to place farm or city share property listings.Telephone ell 514 W. 12 30 tf.
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Bowdoinham Elderly Resident Ellen Sparks Dies
Ellen Sparks, Bowdoinham’s lifelong oldest resident, died March 22 at a boarding home. Born November 1844 to Margaret Rogers Curtis and Hugh Curtis, she married Capt. Charles Sparks in 1876 and traveled widely before his 1883 death at sea. Survived by son Alfred Sparks of Rumford, she was active in church life and remembered for her writing, humor, and sea voyage stories.
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Bowdoinham
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Inez Clark Found Guilty in Idle and Dis orderly Charge
Mrs. Inez Clark of Center street was found guilty in municipal court on the charge of being idle and dis orderly. The warrant was ordered filed after she pleaded not guilty and the case had been continued for disposition. Located formerly in Rockland, the defendant faced hearing earlier in the week.
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Inez Clark
Center Street
West Bath Red Cross aids refugees and knits
West Bath Red Cross members worked on refugee dresses for eight year olds and sewed three comforters at a Grange Hall meeting. A luncheon followed and Annie H. Trufant received an 82nd birthday cake. Members from nearby towns attended.
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Elmer D. Hodgkins
George D. Emero
Lula P. Herbert
Henry D. Adams
Charles T. Henderson
Charles W. Messenger
Harry S. Wallace
William Holland
William H. White
Annie H. Turfant
Woolwich Republicans Pick New Town Committee at Caucus
At the Woolwich Republican caucus held in the town house on Saturday afternoon a new town committee was elected. The list includes Frank R. Bailey, Mrs Bernice Bailey, John C. Gilmore, Mrs Mazilla Gilmore, Frank J. Walker, Mrs Georgie M. R. Walker, Mrs Clara M. Reed, Wilson Bailey, Mrs Olive Corliss, Albion L. Corliss, Eben Dana, Horace Allen and Sam.
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Frank R. Bailey
Bernice Bailey
John C. Gilmore
Mazilla Gilmore
Frank J. Walker
Georgie M. R. Walker
Clara M. Reed
Wilson Bailey
Olive Corliss
Albion L. Corliss
Eben Dana
Horace Allen
Sam
Sagadahoc County Caucus Chooses Delegates and Alternates
The caucus named Frank R. Bailey and John C. Gilmore as town committee members and elected Bailey Gilmore Walker as delegates to the state convention in Portland on April 4. Bernice Bailey Frank J. Walker and Alice Galvin are alternates. First District delegates are Maziila Gilmore Garret J. Galvin Eben Dana with alternates Olive Corliss Mrs Eben Dana and Samuel Moore.
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Uel Moore
Alton Berry
Marion Berry
Garret J. Galvin
George Wright
Frank R. Bailey
Bernice Bailey
Georgie M. R. Walker
John C. Gilmore
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Frank J. Walker
Alice Galvin
Portland
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Eben Dana
Olive Corliss
Samuel Moore
South End P T A Costume Party Highlights Winners
South End P T A held its annual costume party and social with prizes for best woman and best man costumes awarded to Mrs. Carl J. Severin and Mark A. Jackson. Judges included Mrs. Chester A. Plani and others. a grand march, games, dancing, and refreshments completed the evening.
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South End P.T.A
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Pearl E. Dunbar
Guy M. Sprague
F. Arthur Berry
Orris I. Ames
Dwinal E. Cornish
Raymond R. Palmer
Laforest G. Coombs
Fenton I. Moore
Frank York
Surrealistic Ball Planned by Bangor Society of Art
Plans move forward for the Surrealistic Ball sponsored by the Bangor Society of Art on April 9 at City Hall. Raymond Prince is general chairman and a candid camera contest will let all attendees participate.
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Raymond Prince
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