Community activities and meetings in Winnegance area
Local groups report regular weekly events and upcoming plans Os North area clubs hold gatherings with prizes and refreshments The Squaw club and Evening Workers meet at members homes A Phippsboro town meeting may elect a selectman to fill a vacancy caused by a death The bridge area sees spring term schools and a frog concert signals seasonal change Community party prizes, sewing events, and local visits are noted with several residents traveling or staying home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance Community Club
Squaw Club
John G. Morse
Fred T., Parks
Winfield W. Morse
Richard (. Morse
Phippsburg
IT. A. Trueworthy
Edgar 1. Williams
Parker O. Rogers
Phippsboro
Herbert W. Cutting
William Daley
J. Parker Morse
Cocoa
Eake
Charles I. Hewitt, Jr
Kittery
Navy Yard
Randall Merry
Dromore Grange
Elbridge TR. Malcolm
Eugene Knight
Robert P. Manson
Harry F. Oliver
Portland
In the Land of Dolls Cast Is Announced
The North-Center PTA presents the operetta In the Land of Dolls with Sigmund TB and Alice L. Wolff music. Cast includes Bessie Minnie Fairy Queen Rag Doll King of Land of Tolls and more. Performances Thursday afternoon and Friday evening at the high school with dances by Army Fairies Rag Dolls and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigmund TB
Alexander
Alice L. Wolff
Bessie
Minnie
Fairy Queen
Rag Doll
Judge Scarem
Fat Sing
Fifine
Queen Babette
Tellella
Filla
Bella
Stella
Nelle
Stiffum
Army
Uncle Rastus
Mrs. White
South Street
Miss Boynton
Center Street
Smith
North Street
Redson
Dike School
Tt. P. McFadden
Mabel Ayer
Phyllis Gannon
Tewis Gannon
Florence Coss
Gates Murphie
Russell Kenney
His Uncles Niece Play at West Bath Grange Hall
Frunswick young people present a three act amusement titled His Uncle's Niece at West Bath Grange Hall at eight on Thursday evening. The hall lies along the State highway with fine access and a likely large crowd expected. Local trolley cars will run special service to both ends of the line from Sagadaboe square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frunswick
West Bath Grange
Sagadaboe Square
Hotel Phoenix Guests List Name Rich Visitors
Recent guests at the Hotel Phoenix include Vernon Tooker Anderson W R Doble Portland Robert Laite W M Goodwin Bangor Thomas Mc Coffie F M Lengley Lewiston M L Riley Augusta R O Waterbury Philip Gamies L L Swift John Elliot Toston Frederick OWehn Norwalk Conn W B Frolack Hartford Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Phoenix
Vernon H. Tooker
Anderson
W. R. Doble
Portland
Robert E. Laite
W. M. Goodwin
Bangor
Thomas I. McCoffie
F. M. Lengley
Lewiston
M.L. Riley
Augusta
R. O. Waterbury
Philip H. Gamies
L. L. Swift
John L. Elliot
Toston
Frederick “Owehn
Norwalk
Conn
W. B. Frolack
Hartford
Veteran Captain Roundings Out 35 Years Of Service
Capt. Leonardo Chaney of the Maine Central ferry boats marks 25 years aboard the fleet on April 8. Born February 22, 1851 at Turner Corner, Whitefield, he began seafaring as a boy, later serving on tow boats for Morse Towage and on ferries before captaining vessels including the City of Rockland and the Ferdinando Gorges. He is described as tall and strong, with a disciplined routine and a lifelong record free of ferry or tug accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonardo Bryant
Chaney
Maine Central
R. R
Capt
Turner Corner
Whitefield
Gardiner
Bremen
Waldoboro
Gulf of the St. Lawrence
California
Nevada City
Sierra Nevada
South Tuba Canal Co
Bath
Leonardo Chaney
Resolnte
Morse Towage Co
Oon
Knickerbocker
Lee King
Adelia
Perry, Popham
Clara Chirita
S.J. Macy
American Union
City of Lyon
Rockland
Capt. Chaney
Dee Wis
Ferdinando Gorges
Tso
Leonardo
Oak Street
Tie
State Ferry Schedule Changes Friday
Rath State ferry shifts to a new Friday schedule from April 1 to 27, with Sundays included. The timetable lists departures from Bath and Woolwich in Standard Time, detailing morning and afternoon trips and varying departure minutes throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath
Meeting of Creditors in Bowdoinham Case Ends Without Assets
The first meeting of creditors for George MacPherson of Bowdoinham and for Esther E MacPherson was held before Referee William T Hall. No assets or creditors appeared, and the referee ordered no trustee and no further meetings until ordered. Proceedings stem from an auto crash with damages claimed by the couple, who could not contest the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George MacPherson
Bowdoinham
William T. Hall
MacPherson
Esther’ F P. MacPherson
Charles W. Hayes
Dover-Foxcroft
Maine Bar Association
C. W. & ST. M. Hayes
Samuel T. Daley Dies from Injury in Dedham Mass
Samuel T. Daley formerly of Phippsburg Maine died March 26 in Dedham Massachusetts from injuries suffered December 24. Born July 26, 1876 in Phippsburg he was the son of G Hampton Daley and Frances R Daley. He leaves his wife three sons two daughters his mother one sister Mrs. George T L Cutting one brother Jay H Daley and two nieces Mrs Ray Campbell and Mrs Lloyd Banning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyormer
Phippsburg Frosty Roads Impassable Boys and Townnotes
Frost and ice leave Phippsburg roads in poor condition with mud and ruts delaying motorists. News includes health update on Mrs Frances Daley, local chimney and barn repairs, church service broadcast from Camden, and library purchases of thousands of volumes. Married and visiting residents, pole replacements after snow, and local schooling history noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thippsburg
Tosi
Frances Daley
Ceorre TL. Citting
Dromore
Tie
Phippshoro
T. Wyman
Camden
N. Jo
Camden Ehurch
TW. PR
Wyman
Manchester
Noel Pel
Tel
Darge School
Jessie Dickinson
Phippsbore
Albert FP
Potman Public Library
Lnte
Show Tont
Ferber
Grey
Lutz
Ric Mogul
Oncer Judson
Lincoln
Ruth Fielding
New NaturalWistory
Woodrow Wilson
Daniels
Tim
Mark Twain
Henry Ford
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Joseph Lincoln
Zane Grey
Grace Livingston
Tharold Sell Wright
Ethel M. Dell
James Oliver Curwood
George
Pease
Miles Webber
Burnham & Morrill Pish Co
Portland
Small Point
Elbridge Vernier
Londoin
Rank PL Leach
Chebeague Island
Albert I. ‘Totman
Harry Mank
Boston
Fern Grege
Presque Tsle
Parker Ulead
Miss Gregg
Charles True
Teston Warrington
Georgetown
W. H. Daley
Bath
Fla. Harrington
Parker Head
Edwin M. Wyman
Lewis Lowell
A. TE. Oliver
Elijah P. Partlett
N. W. Eaton
Ashdale
Beacon Team Guest at Chicken Supper In Beacon
Beacon street vestry hosted a March 28 chicken supper for the Beacon basketball team and senior class, followed by speeches, a track meet led by Carlena Meister and Winifred Aderton, relay and dash races, a girls vs boys game, and an evening of songs led by Mrs. Holman. Miss Mary Paine, attending Kendall Hall, is spending spring vacation at her High street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Carlena Meister
Winifred Aderton
Mary Paine
Kendall Hall
Ias
High Street
Placing Span No 4 On New Kennebec Bridge At Bath
The image shows tugs and lighters guiding Span No 4 into position on piers in the Kennebec River opposite Bath. This span is the first of seven planned on the new bridge.
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Kennebec River
Bath
Patriots Day Golf At Brunswick Club
Patriots Day golf at Brunswick Club kicks off with practice on March 20 as snow delays clear fairways for the April 1 medal play tournament. Play runs 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Patriots Day week, with fees or receipts guiding entry and timing, and John Baxter handling entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Golf Links
Thy Porthind Country Club
Teamshir
Utse
Brunswick
John Baxter
Friends of the Committee
Night School Classes End Season With Social Hour
Bailey Evening school classes held a social hour after an evening session last week. About 60 attendees including spouses and local residents enjoyed sandwiches ice cream and cake in the domestic science room. Mrs Emma Leonard oversaw refreshments as students from handicraft and other classes received desserts. Mrs Percy received a dining set, presented by Mrs Horace McClure. The Smiley Evening school season closes with an exhibition tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Evening School
George Carey
Clinton
Wilson
Emma Leonard
Sisther Perry
Tony Precy
Percy
Horace McClure
Blaisdell
Norton
Miss du
Children’s Operetta in the Making at Morse High
Seats on sale for the children's operetta In the Land and Dolls to be performed this afternoon at four and Friday night at 7 50 in Morse High School auditorium under the North-Center Parent-Teacher Association. Hall seats limited to 350 with 75 adults for the afternoon show. Tickets from primary school children or by calling Mrs Charles KR Farnham. Costumes by association and Nequasser Community club. Mrs Roscoe T McFadden and Miss Mabel Ayer coaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land & Dolls
Morse Thigh
North-Center
Parent-Teacher Association
Charles KR. Farnham
Nequasser Community Club
Roscoe T McFadden
Mabel Ayer
Highland Street Fire Proves Lively Blaze
Fire department responded to a blaze at 85 Highland Street the Murray home after an alarm from box 19. Firemen used two lines of hose and a chemical with ladders and lock tools, gaining control after 60 minutes. The Murray family suffered heavy losses from fire smoke and water. the dwelling owned by Mrs. D D Clark was insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spring Streets
Patrick Murray
Highland Street
Murray
Box 1
Frank DT. Chellis
D.D. Clark
Armstrong Perry wedding in Toledo ends in Boston trip
Clayton Armstrong of Toledo and Eleanor Perry of Bath were married Friday at the bride’s home with George Wolstenholme officiating. Attendants included Maurice Perry and Martha Barker. The couple left for a week in Boston after a wedding breakfast and will reside with Mrs Armstrong’s parents on returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton BR. Armstrong
Toledo
Eleanor Perry
Bath
Amos K. Perry
Summer Street
George Th. Wolstenholme
People's Baptist Church
Maurice Perry
Martha Barker
Polar Star Lodge Public Installation Named Officers
Polar Star lodge of Masons publicly installed Thursday evening with Past Master Walter S. Glidden and Rev. George W. Scuddee as grand chaplain. Elective officers include Stilphen as worshipful master and Sampson as senior warden. appointive officers list led by Goodwin chaplain and Cutting organist. Meeting opened by retiring master Owen. grand master Wilson delivered address. Stevens orchestra provided music and a banquet followed with refreshments and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polar Star Lodge of Masons
Walter S. Glidden
George W. Scuddee
Tarold B. Cutting
Arthur Ds. Stilphen
Edward W. Sampson
W. Percy Marks
Edward Hughes
Willia A. Parker
Donald TE. Specht
William J. Skelton
George J. Goodwin
James C. Ledyard
Harold Small
Roscoe EB. Perkins
Harold &. Cutting
Henry W. Owen
David J. Wilson
Stevens Orchestra
Mrs Adolph Jers Leaves for Union Missouri
Mrs Adolph HH Jers departed Tuesday for Union Missouri to visit her sister Miss A Wehr who has been ill for some time. The trip aims to provide support during her sister’s sickness and is noted in local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph HH. Jers
Union
A. Wehr
Bowdoin Ham Teams Cross Bay At Merrymeet In Bay
Three men Edward Dunham W B Williams and Myrick Heath are noted crossing the bay on the way to Bath and Merrymeet. Earlier two mornings last week travelers along the river to Brunswick observed five deer grazing in an open field near the Cathance bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham
Merrymeeting Bay
Bathmaria
Edward Dunham
W. B. Williams
Myrick Heath
Brunswick
Cathance Bridge
City Council Meeting Names For Various Commissions
The council approved appointments for cemetery and park board members and timber and lot holders, with Oh Renard Hughes and Fred A Fuller named for three year terms and expiring terms noted. Constables were appointed and confirmed. 2300 copies of the annual report and rosters were ordered printed. various petitions advanced or referred to committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Southerland
Robert
Rideout
Sutherland
Park Board
Brown
Oh Renard Hughes
Alderman Sampson
Fred A. Fuller
Hughes
Fuller
Arthur W. Brown
Daniel A. Bishop
Edward Drake
Herbert L. Edgecomb
Charles
Charles 2. Farnham, Herbert L. Grinnell
Henry W. Howard
Ernest FP. Kelley
James C. Mulligan
Wendall P. Stevenus
William TT White
Alfred J. Keene
James FE. Mitchell
Weishers
Tee
Iven
James C. Biggins
Hlarelkl W Child
Harold W. DeLong
Josephine Fraser
Charles BB. Farrar
Thomas §. Gibbons
Raymond W. Harmond
Costello DP Hall
Roscoe S Higgins
Samuel Kirkpatrick
Edward W. Larrabee
Frank W. Miller
Matthew McQuarrie
John R. McDonald
James Cl Mulliga
Harry BL Ring
Mark Wo Sewall
Edward Sewall
Sidney R. Walsh
Wtr
Rhinchard
Willian BL Haggett
Harold S. Walker
Ernest A. Work
J. Eugene Thebeau
Fred W. Quimby
Edmund Arsenault
Leslie J. Wold
Pred F. Hall
Ralph Gay
Rolvin HH. Bowie
Charles JD. Will
Helen Hall
Pitt G. Palin
Harry W.phebeau
Gerald S. Atkinson
John W. Davis
George Davis
Herber
Harris
Walter L. Whitney
Sealers of Logs
J. Edward Drake
James (. Mulligan
Walter F. Abbott
Edward EB. Morse
Cahill
Boston Portland Toll Cable Extension Under Way
The telephone company is extending the Boston Portland toll cable to Brunswick with an estimated total of 3452.00. The project covers aerial and underground cables, spire line cables, poles, and spans, aiming to finish the first ten miles by early summer for peak season and complete the rest between July and November. The line from Western Electric Co. arrives from Llawthorne Mill, rushed to Portland after production. The extension, once planned for 1928, was accelerated due to the February storm and its costly impact on service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dosten-Portland
Brunswick
Daly 1
Western Electric Co
Llawthorne
Milneis
Portland
Boston-Portland
The
Telephone Company
Bath Boy in Marines on Nicaragua Duty
Victor C. Hughes of Bath is among Fifth Regiment Marines on expeditionary duty in Nicaragua. The unit sailed aboard the Henderson in February to protect American interests as conditions remained unsettled. Hughes, 20, son of Mrs. Carrie Knights, Bath, joined the Marine Corps in Boston last August and embarked at Quantico, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Republic of Nicaragua
Victor C. Hughes
Bath
Central American Republic
U.S
Henderson
Republic
Nie+ Aaragua
Hughes
Carrie
Knights
Washington Street
Marine Corps
Boston
Quantico
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Morse High Hall
L. B. Chaney
Briggs
Samuel T. Duley
Beacon
McClintic Marshall Co
Texas Yard
Patriots
Brunswick Club
Armstrong-Perry
Polar Star Lodge
Bath Savings Institution
Walter FL Abbott
Chester C. Aderton
Joseph EB. Avery
Frank J. Boyle
Frank H. Peal
James I. Trewster
Ralph J. Boardman
Ernest H. Boardman
George A. Tragdon
Edward Blake
Toward FE. Blake
John W. Riggins
Oliver F. Brown
Lorenzo J. Collins
Harold W. Child
Arthur S. Crock
Walter J. Hart
John Wh. Hackett
William A. Jack
James S. Knight
Chester
Kingsley
John J. King
William R. Kimball
Thomas J. Lundrigan
Leonard FP. Lightbody
John Lundrigan
Arthur PF. Larrabee
Chester A. Lewis
Samuel (. Mulcahy
Philip V. Murphy
Horatio A. de Mikels
Lester G. Munsey
Oliver Moses
Mathew McQuarrie
Joseph FE
McCutcheon
George H. Melman
Eugene McGrath
John A. Norris
W. FE. Omohundre
John S. Prilice
Elwell G. Pinkham
William V. Percy
Charles W. Plant
Horace W. Pottle
Isaiah P. Pere
William T. Powell
George (. Quicksall
Melville L
HW. W. Thebean
U. GG. Veedee, Jr
William W. Wakefield
Carroll Watson
Daniel Tf. Wuarner
Ulysses Whittam
Harry Warner
Bred F. Witham
Clarence A. Warner
Sidney Tk. Walsh
Walter L. Russell
Huse
Lotta Eaton
Chestnut Street
Alderman Troop
Bath Garage Co
Front Street
William Fortin
Hooker
Harold L. Adams
Covel
Torrey and
Thirrbett Perry
Wright
Charities Bank Corrections
Rogers
Connelien Voorhees
Thurt
Andre
Mayer Cahill
Porrey
Saimopsot
Tense
Thurlow
Fortier
Mank and
Tennessy
Portier
Neagle
New Streets
Troop
Wold
Mank
Derry
Sampson
Tres
Drewn
Voorhees
Tarbert
Bailey
Thorton
Hse
Chirk
McPherson
Turndow
Crane
Cutting
Sewall Wright
Clark
Perry
Sewall
Perrey
Pres
Atkinson
Robinson
Chart
Torrey
Rown
Hennessy
Sinopsen
Preop
Boston and Portland
South America
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