Queen Esther Lodge Anniversary Banquet and Meeting
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge celebrated its 57th anniversary with a banquet and reception for about 150 guests led by noble grand Mrs. Pearl Reed. Notables included Earle Marston grand master of Maine and several Rebekah assembly officers. A Lisbon Falls district meeting was announced for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Pearl Reed
Earle Marston
Grand Lodge of
Maine
Marston
Lewiston
Marie Hoffman
Rebekah Assembly
Martha Libby
Portland
Jessie Colburn
Bangor
Virginia Holbrook
Marie Osgood
Kingman
Alberta Thornton
Josephine Garso
Charles Rideout
Grand Lodge
1.C.C.F
Fred Smith
Ray Soule
Brunswick
Anchor Rebekah Lodge
Evening Star Lodge of
Sarah Munsey
Mary Rodick
Eva Atwood
May Ward
Leonard Munsey
Charles E. Helah
Lillian Rice
Hattie Huggard
Hattie Bunker
Georgia Pierce
Lena Shepard
Nellie Lord
Ethel Blake
Dorothy Milliken
Cornelia Stover
Shirley Mank
Clara Donaldson
Harriet Haggard
Lula Herbert
Lisbon Falls
Sardines One-Act Play by Cosmopolitan Club
The Music-Drama department at the Cosmopolitan club stages a one-act play titled Sardines at the club house on Tuesday evening before the Your Time and My Time concert. It portrays an impressive luncheon-to-be with a compact, social-tinged plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music-Drama Department
Cosmopolitan Club
Central Grammar notes show steady attendance and pins
The sixth grade opened an account at Bath Savings Institute with a first deposit for Summer savings. Leroy Peasley and Lorraine Marr earned seven point pins for qualifications in teeth eyes throat ears posture weight and birth registration. In grade seven several pupils had perfect attendance during Winter term and year, including Janet Colley Martha Day Frances Hogan Claire Couture Erma Bennett Elizabeth Burgess Virginia Hogan Eunice Melzard John Hinds Horace Melville Paul Pecci James Voorhees Elmer Wallace. Grade 8 1 Central Grammar pupils with no absences or tardies in the last ranking period include John Voorhees Arline Arsenault Richard Dennison Frances Seavey Claire King Edith Seavey Albert Povich Franklyn McDonald Harold Peasley James McDonald Bessie Kakos Mary Oliver Marion Spinney Gabrielle Vigne James Chambers Helen Higgins Rose Nickerson Daniel Hatch Joseph Pennell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Savings Institution
Leroy Peasley
Lorraine Marr
Janet Colley
Martha Day
Frances Hogan
Claire Couture
Erma Bennett
Elizabeth Burgess
Virginia Hogan
Eunice Melzard
John Hinds
Horace Melville
Paul Pecci
James Voorhees
Elmer Wallace
Central Grammar School
Bessie M. Hunt
John Voorhees
Arline Arsenault
Richard Dennison
Frances Seavey
Claire King
Edith Seavey
Albert Povich
Franklyn McDonald
Harold Peasley
James McDonald
Bessie Kakos
Mary Oliver
Marion Spinney
Gabrielle Vigne
James Chambers
Helen Higgins
Rose Nickerson
Daniel Hatch
Joseph Pennell
Mrs Page Wyman and friends visit Somerville guests
Mrs Page Wyman of Mechanic street and Mrs Walter Morse of Phippsburg left Monday for Somerville Massachusetts for a visit with Mr and Mrs Walter Small. They accompanied Mrs Gertrude Small of this city who will also be the guest of her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Wyman
Mechanic Street
Walter Morse
Phippsburg
Somerville
Mass
Walter Small
Gertrude Small
Disaster and Emergency Signals Adopted by Bath Fire Dept
Bath Fire Chief Scott Morse approves a series of disaster and emergency alarms prepared by the Sagadahoc American Legion Disaster Relief Committee. The plan uses coded signals, assembly points, and radio support with Bath Iron Works veterans noted. Local business trucks and volunteers mobilize under state police guidance to form a countywide response network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Morse
Fire Department of
Bath
American Legion Disaster Relief Committee
Sagadahoc County
Fordigsion Ee
Ceee Eee
Ns Bites
Sree
Feorest
aFigsee
Tg Sea Eerie Rs
Middle Street
Oak Street
Disaster Relief Committee
Edward Pomeroy
W1-Gxy
Lowell
Stott
Freeman Trott
Transportation Committee
American Legion
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Navy
National Guard
Fire Department
Oak
Washington
Washington Street
Front
Linden
Front Street
Park
Summer Street
Commercial
Elm Street
G.L
P.U
F.A
Red Cross
P.—Protection
F.M
L.O
M.—Marine
S.—Service
Salvation Army
Rotary
Y.M.C.A
Etc. F.—Banking and Finance
P.r.—Press Radio
C.G
Bath City
Coffee Bridge Party Delights Sagadahoc Society
More than $50 was raised Saturday afternoon from the coffee bridge at the home of Mrs. Sumner Sewall in Sagadahoc county. Proceeds will be split equally among organizations with no receipts leaving the state. Prizes went to Mrs. Carroll A. Deering, Mrs. R. D. Perry, Mrs. Richard Quick, Mrs. M. B. Cushing, and a consolation for Mrs. Herbert D. Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Sagadahoc
Wildlife Conservation Movement
Maine
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Carroll A. Deering
R. D. Perry
Brunswick
Richard Quick
M. B. Cushing
Herbert D. Maxwell
Boothbay Harbor
Henry W. Butler
Daniel T. Dougherty
Alice F. Johnson
Miss Florence A Lee Named To Teach Music At Maine Summer Session
Miss Florence A Lee of West Chester State Normal School was chosen to teach school music courses at the University of Maine Summer session. The announcement came Saturday from Dr Roy M Peterson director of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence A. Lee
West Chester
Pennsylvania
State Normal School
University of Maine
Roy M. Peterson
Maine Farmers Receive 347000 in Conservation Payments
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration reports Maine conservation payments totaling 347,056 up to November 30, 1937, with national payments at 398,230,333 including administrative costs. County figures in Maine list Cumberland, Androscoggin, Kennebec, Penobscot, and other counties with several thousand dollars each, totaling 337,311.21 for the state.
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The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Maine
Cumberland
Iangock
Vernon Tral Es Llex News Pte
Sagadahoc
Seaies
Waldeseyee
OFM
Ots, Nota Opto Pion Pontore
Winter Sports Queen to Represent Maine at Festival
Miss Adeline Hedrich of Presque Isle sails from Maine with her mother to St. Petersburg Florida for the annual Festival of States. The Maine Development Commission says the program is full with ceremonies, parades and official duties as she represents Maine on the Maine float and attends all events. Hedrich is hosted by city officials, the Lion's Club and state dignitaries including Mayor Vernon Agee. She also acts as a goodwill ambassador delivering Maine foods to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Hedrich
Presque Isle
Maine
St. Petersburg
Fla
Maine Development Commission
Aroostook
Augusta
Hedrich
Capitol City
Portland
Boston
Oscar Maxwell
Orient
Florida Maine Club
Vernon Agee
Lion’s Club
St. Pete
Agee
Lewis O. Barrows
DOYLE-TROOP WEDDING SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Miss Phyllis Ann Troop daughter of John and the late Mrs Troop of Pitts ton and Merton G Doyle son of Mr and Mrs Archie E Doyle of Bath were married Sunday afternoon at one at the home of her father by Rev Zebedee Andrews of Randolph The couple used a single ring ceremony A cousin Miss Betty Blaney of Augusta was brides maid and Lowell Larrabee of Bath was best man The bride wore a luggage tan suit with gardenia corsage The brides maid wore aqua gown and sweet pea corsage The groom gave a gold cigarette case to the best man A reception followed with refreshments Later Mrs Doyle who is a Gardiner High School graduate and book keeper at Steeves Market was noted as a Club Garrett member Doyle attended Morse High School and worked for Portland Evening News The couple will reside at 15 Mechanic Street Portland after a wedding trip through the White Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Ann Troop
John
Doyle
Gardiner High School
Classified Rates and Submission Deadline Notice
The notice outlines price terms for classified ads with 25 words for the first insertion and 35 cents, then 20 cents for each subsequent insertion. It instructs that copy must reach the office by noon on Wednesdays for publication.
Farm and City Property Listings Reach Fred B Reed Co
To buy or sell farm and city share property contact Fred B Reed Co manager ef E Wallace at 93 Front Street Bath. Telephone 514 W. Listings available through Fred B Reed Co for local real estate needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Reed Co
Ef E. Wallace
Front Street
Bath
Bowdoinham Spotty Savings Bond Sales Highlight Year
Bowdoinham post office reports 937.50 in savings bonds sold from September 1936 to September 1937, 18.75 at the office and 918.75 by mail orders, ranking 19th of about 100 fourth class offices. Senior class of Coombs High School raised over 10 at a lunch and card party at the community house directed by Mrs. George Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham Poost
United States Savings
Coombs High School
George Hamilton
William Rogge
Frank Siegars
C. O. Purinton
John Merrill
Elmer Jordan
Washington
Carrie Merrill
Belfast
Frank Thorne
Walter Adams
Gorham
N. H
Pleasant Street
Bill Valentine
Spear Sedgley
Richmond
Augusta Y.M.C. A
Sedgley
Hamilton House
Margaret Hamilton
William Hamilton
Humphrey Hamilton
Dorchester
Mass
David Andrews
Alfred Felsch
East Weymouth
Wallace Hunter
Mary Webber
Eastern Star
Sisterhood Aid
Knights’ Hall
Leonard Bishop
South Portland
Harold Cheney
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Roger Robinson
Miranda Meserve
Brunswick
Clifford Smalley
Inza
South Lyndeboro
Smalley
Vernon Little
George Hackett
Marjorie Page
R. N
George Cutler
Portland
Frank Webber
Merry Meeting Grange
Central Maine Power Co
Allan Naugler
Dixie Mae
Maurice Ware
Bert Coombs
Norman Curtis
Harold
Frank Currier
Main Street
Silk flag dedication at Merrymeeting Grange Bowdoinham
At Bowdoinham Merrymeeting Grange, a new silk flag was dedicated. Mrs. Howard Moody presented the flag, Rev. John N. Palmer gave a dedicatory prayer, and Master Chester F. Hobart accepted it. Committee members included Mrs. R. E. Ferguson, Mrs. Moody, and Charles R. Berry, with details on fund-raising shared. During the lecturer hour, the public viewed Central Maine Power Co.'s talking pictures on electricity use in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Grange
Bowdoinham
Howard Moody
John N. Palmer
Chester F. Hobart
R. E. Ferguson
Charles R. Berry
Central Maine Power Co
Bowdoinham Man Hurts Hand At Sawmill Accident
Frank P. Webber aged 60 suffered a severe injury when his gloved hand was caught in sawmill machinery owned by George Hackett. His middle finger was mangled and amputated after transfer to Dr. E. F. Pratt in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Webber
George Hackett
E. F. Pratt
Richmond
Pine Cone Troop Meeting At Winter Street Church
Pine Cone Troop met Monday at Winter Street church with Mrs Harold J Rubin in charge. A code class for advanced pupils followed led by Miss Patricia Sewall, junior lieutenant, and Miss Alice Darrah instructed the compass class. At 5 30 p m classes closed and games were played. A good night circle closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Cone
Winter Street
Harold J. Rubin
Patricia Sewall
Alice Darrah
Dromore 4-H Club Holds Toast and Garden Talk
The Mountain Laurel 4-H club met at Dromore grange hall on Saturday. Girls explored making and serving different kinds of toast while the boys, under their leader, discussed gardening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Laurel 4-H Club
Dromore Grange Hall
Sanctuary plan for Merrymeeting Bay called a joke
Bath judge and longtime sportsman Recorder Gardiner R. Deering dismisses the National Committee on Conservation proposal to spend 100000 on Merrymeeting Bay as a sanctuary for migratory ducks. He argues the bay cannot support breeding ducks due to tides and currents and warns Maine sportsmen will oppose losing duck hunting rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Bay
Gardiner R. Deering
Bath
Maine
Recorder Deering
National Committee On Conservation
Congress
Mr. Deering
Mrs Sewall and Dorothy Hector Headed to Vacation
Mrs William D Sewall and her granddaughter Miss Dorothy Hector of Kendall Hall school departed Tuesday afternoon for a two weeks vacation in Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Sewall
Dorothy Hector
Kendall Hall School
Boston
New York
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Family News
Mrs. Edward Cooke travels to Portland to visit sister Mrs. Charles Cooke on Willow street. Mrs. Chester W. Clement returns from treatment in Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary. Mrs. Charles W. Shaughnessy undergoes major surgery at Bath Memorial hospital and rests well. Sherman Clark of Portland, formerly from this city, visits his father Allen Clark in the Perkins home on Upper Washington Street. Birth announced for daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Ham of Auburn at Central Maine General Hospital. Mrs. Ham formerly Elizabeth Milton of this city. Mrs. Dora L. Howard, injured in a crash over a year ago, rides again on crutches and progresses. Mrs. Clara Darling will return home Friday. Mrs. Howard to spend summer at Five Islands cottage. Women’s Auxiliary of T. W. Hyde Camp hosts a miscellaneous shower at G A R hall for Mrs. Morris E. Warner nee Frances L. Miller, with linen gifts and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cooke
Willow Street
Portland
Charles Cooke
Chester W. Clement
Liberty Street
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Charles W. Shaughnessy
Cobb Road
Bath Memorial Hospital
Sherman Clark
New Hampshire
Allen Clark
H. Dorman Perkins
Upper
Washington Street
Harold S. Ham
Auburn
Central Maine General Hospital
Clara Darling
South Street
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Senter’s, Inc
Peter Pumpkin” Baby Shoes
Queen Esther Lodge
David S. Cogan
William W. Dennison
Isadore Singer
George A. Churchill
Paul Boudreau
Alfreda Dolittle
Miss Eaton
Lucy Watkins
Lizzie Pike
Louis M. Silverman
Jacob Smith
Francis
Mr. Wold
Rose
Field
Wold
Lenfest
Steen
Mr. Gordon
Boudrea
Music-Drama Club
Brewster G. Sedgwick
Optometrist
Arthur Allen Bath Trust
Morse
Dromore
CLUB
Center Street
Deering
Bath Municipal Court
T. W. Hyde Camp
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Morris E. Warner
Frances L. Miller
Opera House
Robert Taylor
Oxford
Boris Karloff
Bob Burns
Jack Oakie
Radio City
Girl OF the
Golden West
William Powell
Annabelle