Carnival permits limited to one a month in city licensing action
The Municipal Licensing Board limited carnival licenses to one per month after considering three applications at the annual meeting. Boosters club won a May 29 to June 3 license with proceeds to be shared with the Red Cross. Townsend Club No 1 and Bath Marine Band sought May dates, with notices to file anew. License fee set at 50 dollars, up 100 percent from last year. An appeal for GA R Camp funding was tabled as concurrent city business. Numerous petroleum, victualer, and other licenses granted or listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Licensing Board
Boosters Club
Edward Brown
Brown
Red Cross
Townsend Club No. 1
E. Emma Leonard
McKayfield
Bath Marine Band
Leonard Thombs
Bath Marine Band Carnival Committee
Chandler’s Field
Gilmore
T. W. Hyde
U. V
Maine
Carroll Watson
Phippsburg Roadside Cleanup Prompted by Litter
Local residents urge cleaner roadsides in Phippsburg after a season of clutter from Bath and surrounding areas. The piece notes bottles cans and cartons along Route from Bath and nearby hamlets, urging minor civic pride and sanitation awareness.
Patriotic Civil War Groups To Gather In Bath In June
From June 12 to 14 Bath hosts 500 to 600 visitors for the Maine G A R encampment and allied groups. Daughters of the Grand Army meet June 12 13 at Central church parish house with a reception to follow. Campfire for G A R and allies convenes after a parade June 14 at Columbian hall with program, dancing and refreshments. G A R sessions at Hotel Phoenix, Ladies of the G A R at American Legion hall. Relief Corps meet at Pythian hall and Central church parish house. Sons of Union Veterans meet at Grand Army hall with Auxiliary at Odd Fellows hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine
Daughters of the Grand Army
Central Church Parish House
Grand Army of the Republic
Columbian Hall
Grand Army
Hotel Phoenix
American Legion Hall
Relief Corps
Pythian Hall
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Grand Army Hall
Odd Fellows
Death blamed on natural causes in Bath restaurant case
Morin and Dr. Joseph I. Smith ruled the Bath restaurant proprietor Gurtiotis death natural possibly from acute alcoholism. But Karas recalled Gurtiotis intoxicated earlier, with whiskey on the table and beer bottles around. Investigators weigh heart dilation from alcohol and pursue traces of poisoning while awaiting pathology report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karas
Mergatta
Vamvakias
Gurtiotis
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Louis Kondos
Liberty Bottling Co
Gurgiotis
Maine Fruit Co
Brunswick
Craft
Gurtiouis
Ted
Sherwood Aldrich
Friends of Mergatta
Arthur J. Dunton
Charles C. Phatiades
Bath
Greece
Buffalo
N. Y
Curtis Funeral Home
Center Street
Parker Head church school mothers day service plans
Parker Head church school at Phippsburg Center will attend a Mother's Day service May 14 at 10 30 a.m. Rev Rod ney W Roundy of Portland will attend and christen interested children. A Sunday May 7 4 p.m. service precedes a March April May born days party. Award Day highlighted Scout Testament awards for 18 Sundays and Bible story books for similar attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Head Church
Phippsburg Center
Center Church
Rodney W. Roundy
Portland
Church School
Ramon
Earl Hamel
William Cushing
Barbara
Sandra Mank
Carolyn Wallace
Freda
Ruth
Frances Shepherd
Brunswick
Edwin Hill
Cox
Florence Darling
Bath
Fred Shepherd
Lewis Lowell
Walter P. Fridinger
Pennsylvania
Pine Tree Council
Earl Lowell
John Libby
Parker
Lewiston
Allie Rollins
Walter Cushing
John Libby, Jr
Leo Hamel
Arlene York
Thelma Huff
Elkanah Wyman
Alvin Rollins
North Berwick
John Rollins
Lynette Caverly
Harry D. Mank
Clarence Wallace
Bernard Wyman
Laura Wyman
Annie Harrington
Henry Albert
Leston Harrington
Edmund
Cary Wallace
Maurice Pashard
Bath Representative Speaks at Rotary on Augusta Session
Justus H. Miller Bath's representative to the Legislature spoke to Rotarians about his Augusta session experiences. He praised Speaker Donald Philbrick, described committee work and floor debates, and noted cooperation among younger Republican members. Guests included Robert Ross Lewiston Thomas H. Riley Brunswick Russell Hall South Windham and Eulstad H. Smith Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus H. Miller
Bath
Augusta
Dominique Tardif
House
Senate
Donald Philbrick
Robert Ross
Lewiston
Thomas H. Riley
Brunswick
Russell Hall
South Windham
Legion Post Soberly Finishes Season With Supper and Music
The American Legion post closed its spring season with a chicken pie supper and a smoker for members and guests. Roland Smith post hosted at the Legion club house, featuring the Solar Quartet in its first public appearance directed by John Shaw with Harriet Reed Shaw as accompanist. The quartet's members included George D. Field Luther B. Thompson Daniel Williams and Mr Shaw performing pieces by Geibel and Andrews. Rev George B Wolstenholme delivered a stirring patriotism address praised for its humor and insights on nations destinies. Reginald Wright Kauffman, noted author and war correspondent, attended and spoke briefly about his World War I service and Geneva Peace Conference experiences. A talking picture Safari on Wheels by Colonial Beacon Oil Co and Esso Marketeers capped the evening, highlighting an 11,000 mile African journey. Sustaining members and guests including local officials and residents were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Post
Roland Smith Post
Legion Club
Auxiliary
New Solar Quartet
John Shaw
Harriet Reed Shaw
George D. Field
Luther 8. Thompson
Daniel
Reginald Wright Kauffman
Saturday Evening
Kauffman
Department of Pennsylvania
Maine
Colonial Beacon Oil Co
Esso
Lawrence Thaw
Africa
Atlas Mountains
Sahara Desert
Jungle
Rei Bouba
Donald N. Small
Clayton Churchill
Olney Perry
Nellie D. Thompson
Frank H. Turner
Fred D. Hill
E.R. Andrews
Charles T. Small
Robert Messenger
Frank M. Churchill
Loring D. Small
William A. Furber
Ralph W. Bragg
Cleora Coombs
Edward J. Murphy
Guy Crosby
Carl C. Anderson
Gardiner Rogers
Samuel McElroy
Annual Junior Prom Friday Evening at Morse High
Pres George Tinney leads the Junior class Prom with Mrs Tinney and a long list of patrons. Doc Harmon plays eight to twelve, light blue and gold decor, semi formal. Committees include Bertrand Desmond Cressey Perry Kakos Babine Walsh Jones Swanton Lemont Sullivan Cummings Holbrook Warner Mitchell Sutherland Parshley Minott Hart Minott Fulton Butterfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tinney
Martha Tinney
Ardenne MacFadden
Mercie E. MacFadden
David Y. Alkazin
Alkazin
William 8. Newell
Andrew M. Butterfield
John Parker
Harold S. Avery
Edwin R. Andrews
Cecil L. Fullerton
Gertrude J. Dizgery
Horace P. Herrick
Morse High School
Doc Harmon
Eleanor Bertrand
Jerre Desmond
Stanley Cressey
Robert Perry
Georgia Kakos
Helen Babine
Edward Atkinson
Barbara Walsh
Winifred Brown
Madeline Jones
Betty Swanton
Frances Lemont
Francis Sullivan
Richard Cummings
Morton Holbrook
Marion Warner
Robert Mitchell
James Sutherland
Stanley Jack
Shirley Parshley
Robert Minott
Kathleen Hart
Richard Minott
Claire Fulton
Edward Butterfield
Personal notes from local residents in brief entries
Mr and Mrs James R Duncan at Court street spent the weekend in Barre Vermont. Lincoln Monnehagn of Braintree Massachusetts was a business visitor in the city Wednesday. Miss Marjorie Cummings of Washington street is visiting her Bowdoinham home for a few days. Mrs Edward Sewall hosted her contract club at luncheon. Miss Minnie Brown employed at the State House Augusta is vacationing with her mother Mrs Harry Brown of Front street. Lieut and Mrs John A Lord were called to Collingswood New Jersey by their son John A Lord Jr illness. Word says Lord Jr is much improved.
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Bath
Phippsburg
Marie
Mereen
East Wilton
Samuel Mereen
William W. Gilman
Henry Minott
Irving Harrington, Jr
Charlestown Navy Yard
Harrington
Harold Atwood
John Atwood
Bertha Nickerson
Stanley Hyde
North Yarmouth Academy
Popham Beach
Cora Campbell
Gertrude Blaisdell
Frank Higgins
Howard Bowker
Henry Carlton
Eleanor
Woolwich
Kelley
Small Point
John Kelley
Jessie Kelley
Carlton
Arthur Tracey
Kittery
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Merrymeeting Grange Hall
Bowdoinham
Herbert Scott
Eleanor Brown
Miss Brown
Carlton Brown
Harry Gillmore
J. Lester Morse
John H. Perkins
Hardings
Abbie E. Oliver
George Wilson
Pratt Street
Irma Gilman
Waverly
Mass
William Gilman
James R. Duncan
Court Street
Barre
Lincoln Monnehagn
Braintree
Marjorie Cummings
John A. Lord
Collingswood
N. J
Mr. Lord
Popham Beach visitors and town notes mix
Bath and Popham Beach residents hosted visitors from Lewiston Bath Lubec and Nashua. Community members attended pupils fund sale and commented on improving roads. Notable names include Oliver Hutchins Crowley Gordon Chandler Perkins and King with assorted family visits and local cottage stays. Trailing Arbutus flowers bloom amid cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Oliver
Seth Snipe
Bath
Frank Scott
Stanley Hyde
North Yarmouth
Freeman Oliver
Robert
Roberts
Edna
June
Woolwich
Oliver
Capt
Llewellyn J. Oliver
Freda Greenlaw
Leroy
Leslie
Lubec
Omar King
Isaac Voorhees
Norman Perkins
Popham
Louie G
Gaton
Lewiston
James Hutchins
Nat Percy
Cox's Head
Hutchin
William Hutchins
Clyde Pinkham
Bay Point
Guy E. Crowley
Blanchard
Shirley Morong
Bobby
Jerry
Clarence Schofield
DeShon
Esther Perkins
Eva Dobbin
Jonesport
Marie Leonard
Betty
Charles
Kenneth
William Wallace
Edgar L. Drake
George Oliver
Lincoln Bowie
Roland
Bowie
Perkins
Leslie Dyer
Dyer
Stephen Ethier
Stephanie
Gilbert Head
Long Island
Ethier
Hersilia
Newport
R. I
Moses Chandler
Harry Spencer
Charles Clark
Hardings
Emma Newdick
Daniel Bishop
Girl Scouts Play Day a Success on Page One
Hood Pack Brownies Virginia Reel Pine Cone and Red Rose Troops join in joyful performance Intermission by Bath Schools orchestra Tarantella and other numbers from Okaiyoka and Red Rose Troops featured Guests from Brunswick Newcastle and Dam ariscotta Nobleboro as Pine Tree Troop leads with taps and assembly sings Busy Bee Pack performs St Patrick's melody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood Pack
Virginia
Bath Schools Orchestra
Edward Sew
All Troops
Red Rose
Brunswick
Newcastle
Damariscotta
Nobleboro
St. Patrick's
The
Assembly
Boston bound stars spark Maine horticulture and cinema ties
Mrs Warren Hawley and Mr and Mrs Thomas Baxter return from trips to Boston and California. Miss Virginia Davis, a Portland high senior, visits her brother Paul Davis on Washington street. Mrs Harry Briggs Jr departs for Philadelphia for a month with relatives. Mrs Lemont Kennedy Rothwell Ingalls join a horticultural course at University of Maine. Frank Vennett and Elford Stover of the Times plan Boston interviews with Cecille DeMille and 35 motion picture stars arriving on a Union Pacific special from Hollywood. Paramount Pictures sponsors a Ritz Carlton banquet in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hawley
Boston
Thomas Baxter
California
Happy Nook
Virginia Davis
Portland High School
Paul Davis
Washington Street
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
Pearl Street
Philadelphia
Herbert R. Lemont
Carl Y. Kennedy
Edmund
Ritz-Carlton Hotel
Spring bloom and northern lights noted at Bay Point
Bay Point residents report late arbutus blossoms due to cold weather and advise preserving roots. An aurora borealis display lights the northern and western skies between midnight and 2 am. Local social news covers visits by families and guests, cottage life, and upcoming road work by Warren's with Alex Cunningham of Georgetown holding the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Campbell
Harmon's Harbor
Sherman Campbell
Rose Marie Campbell
Ralph Wright
Phippipee
Stephen Etnier
Stephanie
Gilbert Head
Elizabeth Deering
Eva Gaudet
Carrol Deering
Bath
Harry Stone
Auburn
Walter Quance
Walter
Evelyn
Camp Comfort
Edna M. Coolidge
Birchwood
Karl Hentz
the Willows
Phippsburg
Buddy” Spinney
Ralph
Truman Taylor
Marrtown
Bay Point
Harold Robinson
Frank LeClair
Warren
Alex Cunningham
Georgetown
Charles Keisling
Dedham
Mass
Keith Robinson
Keith
Honey Moon
Supper program planned by West Bath Grange includes May events
West Bath Grange announces a May 18 supper entertainment and dance to benefit home and community welfare. A May 4 Pomona night at Merrymeeting Grange Bowdoinham will confer the fifth degree. The eight o’clock meeting featured a George Washington anniversary observance. The program included community singing, readings, papers, flower gardening topics, and musical numbers with many members participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Community Welfare Committee
West Bath
D. Wallace MacDonald
George Washington
United States
Bath to Host Maine Fire Chiefs Meet in June
A conference between Bath fire chief Scott Morse and Maine Fire Chiefs Association president Ray Badger sets the quarterly meeting for Bath on June 17. A program committee will meet in Augusta on May 14, including Morse and chiefs McCurdy Augusta McCosker Bangor Son Camden Sanborn Land and Mercier Rumford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Morse
Bath
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Licensing Board
Sidney R. Higgins
M. B. Stanley
C. M. Savage
J. Arthur Burgess
Charles H. Cahill, Jr
Western Avenue
Socony Vacuum Oil Co
Vine Street
Wallace S. Reed
High Street
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Front Street
Henry T. B. Leeman
Commercial Street
East Coast Transport Co
Vine Streets
James A. Clappison, Inc
Water Street
Jenney Mfg. Co
Bath Fuel Co
Maurice B. Shea
Lincoln Street
Howard Coal Co
Fred May
Pine
Louis P. Eseley
Daniel A. Bishop
Plant
Francis E. Parry
O. M. Redlon
the Texas Co
Gulf Refining Co
Lincoln Streets
Harold P. Small
George Emero
Lewiston Buick Co
Broad Street
Forrest R. Lewis
William J. Craft
Cummings Motors, Inc
Bullman's
Victualers
Della M. Gaudette
Daniel Economopoulos
Eva J. Lemont
School Street
Eunice M. Poulos
B. T. Wagner
Mary C. O'Hara
Columbia Hotel
J. M. Allen
Phoenix Hotel
Savas Canacaras
Colonial Cafe
Theodosis N. Vamvakias
Thomas L. Morrison
Robert E. Wagner
S. W. Barnes
Spikes Kakos
Laura Greenleaf
Ernest P. Poulos
Anne C. Punia
Water and
Louis Karras
the Olympia
J. J. Newberry Co
Center Streets
George R. Perry
R. E. Linekin
F. M. Talbot
Hilltop Market
Max Katz
Elm Street
Clarence N. Flood
Arthur W. Gediman
Solomon Greenblatt
Standard Furniture Co
Rowe & Dalrymple
H- Smith ’&Gon
Sem Belanger
Jesse Levin
Jay Povich
Center
Washington Streets
Billiards
Paol Octave Breton
Mike Leschatos
Dromore Grange
Washington
Grange
Bessie Hunt
Voice of the Constitution
Elfreda Perkins
Emerson Rama Grange
Hubert McCarty
Aletha Campbell
America
Ieee Grange
Richard Wright Kaufman
Andy
Sebasco Estates
Geraldine Senderson
Saco
T. C. Hughes
Rose Cabell
Daniel Poulos
Sam Lacie
Ralph £. Legard
North Street
A. E. Oliver
Bartlett O. Smith
Andrews Road
Charles T. Jackson
South Street
John J. Mulcahy
Henry G. Hodgdon
Bath Opera House
F. A. Vennett
Uptown
Francis Gooch
Oxecar Evers
Farrin Street
Paul Pecci
Wis
Catherine D. Hawley
Nichols Co
Franks
Robert Giloth
Ae E. Wright
Clare Coombs
Clarence W. Morse
France
South America
Monte Carlo
Nice
Chateau
Paris
Cunard
Rotary
Miller
Eulstad H. Smith
Legion Post
George B. Wolstenholme
Morse High
Girl Scouts
Marjorie Achorn
Doris Crocker
Patricia Wing
Marie MacDonald
Helen Condon
Virginia Kingsbury
Eva Kingsbury
Leona Henderson
Alice Smith
Bertha Ward
Fred Rose
Herbert Gimpson
David Lemont
Annie Henderson
Our ‘Grange
the Beautiful
Fred K. Sturtevant
Robert Waterman
William H. White
Warren Davis
Helen Green
J. Bazin Lemont
Our
Battle Hymn of the Republic
Mrs. Ta Day Paper
Virginia Kingsbury Cornet
David S. Henderson
Nellie Booker