Beulah Rebekah Lodge Presents Two Plays at Opera House
Beulah Rebekah lodge presented two plays Twelve Old Maids and Friends at the Richmond opera house on Monday evening followed by a dance. Notable cast included Myrtle Stewart Liza Pearl Mina Floyd Ethel Pinkham and others. Prizes were awarded for the best dancers Trenry Reel and Mrs Georgia Wakefield won the waltz of twenty years ago, and Mr and Mrs Ivan M Richardson won the current waltz.
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Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Opera House
Mrs. Beamer
Myrtle Stewart
Liza Pearl
Mina Floyd
Tizzie Tidy
Ethel Pinkham
Selina Took
Bessie Sedgeley
Matilda Finn
Maude Young
Jemina Routt
Stout
Tlueille Vitter
Ethel McWade
Mabel Harrington
Ura Leavitt
Lacey Napper
Mary Ann Files
Hazel Smith
Mandy Menter
Pumkin Center
Frances White
Sally Pratt
Trebecca Rogers
Miss Kate
Foss
Nettie Leavitt
Loretta McCann
Rachel Mansir
Corinthy
Emla Terrell
Lucinda Toots
Melita Teavitt
Elza Noff
Flora Denham
Madam Tikeller
Alberta Haynes
Drann
Merle Leavitt
Price
Dew Drop Inn
Jeamer
Lillian Haynes
Trenry Reel
Georgia Wakefield
Ivan M. Richardson
Carroll Young
Margaret Peabody
Elmer Rogers
Senator Dwinal
Camden
Dwinal
Cora KE. Newell
North Pleasant Street
James Fields
Dresden
Dresden Mills
Hartley Ranger
Augusta
B. TB. Douglas
Bowdoinham
Katherine Soule
Maine School of Commerce
Auburn
J. W. Randlette
Maine Water Utilities Association
Trallowell
Gardiner
Hallowell
Richard Derby
Worcester
Mass
Myrton BR. Raynes
Fred Raynes
Melrose
Raynes
S. P. Call
Fred Stilphen
Wallace N
Bangor
Tvan M. Richardson
Dwight Tr. Moody
Ellen Perry
Helen Randall
Brunswick Road
Bowdoin
William
Harriette Robinson Perry
Ellen Nash
Alice Whittier
The
Baptist Church of
Bowdeinham
Litchfield Plains
Leslie J. Roberts
Fred Duren
Clifford Seekins
Masonic Grand Lodge
Portland
Harry Jordan
Vermont
T. J. Southard
Colonial Club Plans Spring Social Events and Meeting Actions
Thirty seven members attended the Colonial club meeting led by President Clinton I. Wilson. A May 17 card party for members and wives was announced with a committee including Bridge and Bagdikian. The June 30 mid season banquet at New Meadows Inn was set with Kingsley as chairman and other committee members named.
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Colonial Club
Pres
Clinton I. Wilson
Harry P. Bridge
Paul G. Bagdikian
Roger Dpd, Skillings
Henry W. Owen
Ralph W. Bragg
New Meadows Inn
Chester S. Kingsley
Robert B. Hatch
Allan Spear
Fred Higgins
Eugene Desmond
Jones
Columbia
Charles P. Barnes
Sagadahoe County Supreme Court
Warren
Philbrook
St. 8
Prescott
John E. Hayes
George Holden Coombs
Division of Communicable Diseases
The
State Department of Health
Birthday Gratitude From Distant Friends
A grateful note expresses appreciation for birthday cards sent by friends across the miles. The writer thanks each sender for their thoughtful remembrances and warm wishes, promising friendly thoughts until they meet again.
Miss Mary Patricia Lemont Vacationing With Aunt in South Portland
Miss Mary Patricia Lemont of 557 Washington Street is spending her week’s vacation with her aunt Mrs FE Ringberg of South Portland. This Philadelphia note records a personal absence from home on April 27, 1927.
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Mary Patricia Lemont
Washington Street
FE. G. Ringberg
South Portland
Flooded Arkansas trip recalls near drowning
Norman Treat of Germantown, a summer visitor to Georgetown, reports that a passenger train in a flooded Arkansas area was overwhelmed by water. the engine fire went out and cars filled to seat tops before a freight train rescued passengers who spent the night at a hotel with rushing water audible in the streets.
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Norman Treat
Germantown
Arkansas
Hey
Trent
Working League
William A. Todd
Bower
Camp Overlook
Wennebec Point
Georgia Walker
Woolwich
W. A. Todd
Boston
George F. Oliver and Sons
Willard
Roger
Bath
Popham
Mroo
Tuiens Cook
Leominister
Mass
Cook
Kennebec Point
Miers
Tlarry Bowen
Ralph Reynolds
Robinhood
Hvs
Richmond
Alice Cromwell
Five Islands
Augustus Rowe
M. G. Sparks
Doris
Garden City
North Carolina
Clayton Rowe
Harry Horne
Chester
Russell
Foster
K K. Rowe
Fred Rose
Henry Rose
West Bath
Chester King
Ralphee
H. J. Brown
H. W. Tildrath
Earl Bowman
Salter’s Island
E. (. Higgins
Todd's Bay
Capt
Barter
L. Farnham Co
Herman Spinney
Arthur R. Phillips
Doris Estella
Milton Kenneth Brody
Alpine, N
E. J. Billings
Walter Newdick
Totman Held on Break In Charge Surrenders to Bath
James H. Totman of Georgetown was surrendered by his bondsmen to Sagadahoc authorities and brought to Bath by Sheriff Henderson. He will be lodged at Bath police headquarters to await the Sagadahoc county grand jury convening May 10, avoiding the cost of transporting him to Augusta jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Totman
Georgetown
Sagadahoc County
Bath
Henderson
Augusta
Handsome yawl built at Blaisdell shops launches
A 30 foot yawl designed by John G. Alden for Dr. Johnson of Toston was launched Monday at Blaisdell boat shops in Woolwich. Marconi rigged with sleeping accommodations and 10 HP Kermath engines, ready by June. similar crafts for Dr. White of Boston and Mr. Powers near Mt. Desert, plus Newport craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Alden
Johnson
Toston
Blaisdell Boat Shops
Woolwich
Dr. White
Boston
Edgartown
Mass
Kermath
Blaisdells
Mr. Powers
Mt. Desert
Newport
R. T
Blaisdell
Alden
Funeral Services for Harry G. Deering
The funeral of Harry G. Deering, shipbuilder and director of G. G. Deering Co., was held Saturday at his home 600 Washington street. Knights Templar service was conducted by Dunlap Commandery with officers listed. pallbearers included Oliver Moses of First National Bank and Charles N. Oliver of Bath Trust Co. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Deering
G. G. Deering Co
Washington Street
Knights Templar
Dunlap
William A. Farber
Seth S. Mullin
Donald de Young
David N. Wilson
Thomas R. Weston
John O. Moulton
Oliver Moses
First National Bank
Mr. Deering
Charles N. Oliver
Bath Trust Co
Samuel 2. Percy
Daniel T. Dougherty
Rotary Club
Arthur B. Stilphen
Dmo- Inn Star Lodge of Masons
Harry EF. Stetson
William A. Furber Dis
S. Milling
Donald DL Youn
Thomas Ro Tusten
Tolan O. Moulton
Dialap Commandery
Gratz Jackson
Oidhk Grove
Maine Central Railroad Declares Dividends On Common Stock
Directors at Portland meet decide to resume quarterly common stock dividends at $1 per share, payable July 1 to records as of July 5. Preferred stock dividends set at $1.25 per share, payable June 1 to holders of record May 16.
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Maine Central Railroad Company
Portland
Rotary Members Head to Bangor Conclave
A dozen Rotary club members departed Tuesday at seven to attend the Southeast district conference in Bangor. Leaders include President Daniel T. Dougherty and Charles C. Low. Harry T. Passmore joined Portland delegates in Augusta on a special train, with Bath participants Fred T. Till and Leonard J. Bishop also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Sth
Bangor
Pres
Daniel ‘T. Dougherty
Lee
Bryant M. Watten
Reas
Charles C. Low
Francis Parry
Jesse Allen
Chester Plant
Harry I. Bridge
Roger D. Skillings
Harry T. Passmore
Edward W. Bridgham
Ik .D. Hardin
Fred H. Low
Bar Harbor
Portland
Augusta
Bath
Fred TD. Till
Cincinnati
Mark N. Hill
Edith Harvey
Leonard J. Bishop
Annual Supper for Central Choir Draws Community
About 45 people from the Central church Men’s club League and Ladies aid attended the parish house supper for the choir. Tables formed a hollow square, flourished with flowers linen and silver. A chicken supper was served and dancing followed. Committees named from the League and Ladies’ aid included Mrs William H Small and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’‘s Club
Central Church
League
Sid
William — II
Small
Charles Helah
Tornee Morse
Leonard Lord
Lula Turner
Tuccius M. Tle Mont
Margaret Foote
Ladies’ Aid
Warren Stilphen
Th. Emma Masonn
Ann M. Robinson
Juvenile Dancer From Bath Gains Noted Fame
Little Agnes Costello of Quincy Massachusetts native of Bath and daughter of Patrick and Mrs Costello began dancing with Billy McGowan of the Donaldson School of Dancing in Quincy They tour with Maud Scott after a February performance in the Quincy Follies and have many summer engagements predicted by friends in Bath and Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Agnes Costello
Quincy
Mass
Bath
Patrick Costello
Billy McGowan
Donaldson School of Dancing
Maud Scott
William Crosby Dies in Minnesota at 76
News records the death of William Crosby aged 76 on April 10 in Duluth Minnesota after a long illness. He leaves a widow Rebecca C. Crosby a son William M. Crosby of Duluth a brother Hon Elwell S Crosby of Bath and West Palm Beach Florida and two sisters Miss A Maria Crosby now in West Palm Beach and Mrs Moses Hull of Waltham Massachusetts. He had moved from Bath to Minnesota in 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
William Crosby
Rebecca C
Elwell S. Crosby
Bath
West Palm Beach
Fla
A. Maria
Moses Hull
Waltham, Mass
Minnesota
Ada M Coombs Funeral Held in Topsham
Ada Mountfort Coombs widow of Lounne Coombs We was laid to rest Sunday afternoon at 2 pm at 7 Elm Street Topsham. A former prominent West Bath Grange member she was born in Brunswick and lived at Foster's Point before moving to Bath then Topsham five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Mountfort Coombs
F Lounne Coombs
Elm Street
Topsham
West
Five Islands Residents Prepare Cottages for Busy Season
Five Islands town residents and summer visitors hustle to ready cottages for opening of vacation season. Notables include Capt George Hanna Fred Ritall Horace Ritall and Edward Lewis with nearby Bath and Seguinland connections. Frequent travel between Bath Malden and Richmond marks community activity as homes receive upkeep and guests arrive for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hanna
Fred Rittal
Horace Ritall
Edward Lewis
Augusta
Clayton Rowe
Bath
B. Blaisdell
Vesta Hinckley
Morse High School
Ellen Hagan
Arthur Prior
Seguinland
B. T. Woodside
Georgetown
G. Stevens
Tornee Murray
Path
Tl. D. Reid
J.T. MacMahan
Bal MacMahan
Ellsworth Pinkham
Derby Line
Mildred
James Stevens
Auburn
Capt
Melvin Harford
Bathoon
Wallace Freeman
Boston
Walter Reed
Portland
Se Fuintland
W. OL. Berry
A.A. MacMahan
T. J. Hanna
Malden Island
Clarence MacMahan
Fred Carter
MacMahan
Byron Campbell
Westport
Five Islands Harbor
Herman Spinney
Bay Point
Alice Cromwell
George Gray
Charles Amazeen
Ernest Oliver
Popham
Lincoln Campbell
M. S. Newdick
W. Noeton
Olive Rowe
Madeline Thibodean
J. Hanna
AL Bb. Rowe
Five Islands
Arthur Berry
Woolwich
Elbridge Mains
Malden
Mass
Lawrence
Rupert Lewis
Vernon Gray
C. W. Norton
Noblehoro
G. W. Worthing
Victor Carey
Richmond
Leo Carey
Rockland
Indiegeela
Leland Plummer
Helen Mulligan
Victor Pinkham
Bath to Host State Meeting of PTA Committees
Joint entertainment committees from the two PTA groups met to plan Bath’s state convention on June 10 11 A welcoming sign at North and Lincoln streets and hospitality measures for arriving delegates were planned The Y M C A banquet at 6 30 p m on Friday the 10th and a high school reception at 8 p m were discussed The credentials committee will handle many delegate placements Further planning occurred at subsequent meetings Tuesday afternoon around the convention details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
North
Lincoln
Y. M
Mrs Emma A Pierce Guests at Bonelli Home
Mrs Emma A Pierce and her daughter Mrs Robert B That h of Washington Mass visit as guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Bonelli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma A. Pierce
Robert B. Thatch
Washington Mass
Edward Bonelli
Woolwich Man Reunites with Family in Woodfords Visit
John Sheldon of Woolwich who has spent the winter in Woodfords with his daughter Mrs Ruth Mains is now staying with his son William Sheldon on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Skillen
Brennan
Bridge Street
A. Hanson
David Andrew
New Road
Laura Williams
Milton
N. H
Eva Lewis
Lewiston
Maine
A. B. Small
Sarasota
Pta
Gertrude Riley
Augusta
Richmond
J. St. Clifford
Ernest Thatferd
William Traynes
A. A. Williams
Charles Donnel
Lillian Elill
Emmet Bryson
Charles Todge
Franklyn
Nhl
Harry B. Corrmin
Byron I. Ludwig
Alvah Campbell
Litchfield
Capt. Colby
Temple
Frank Beedle
Mildred
W. Tidolinsen
Dresden
Lim‘lay
Robert A. Blake
Blake
Harry Douglass
George Gibbs
Haynes Landing
Frances Foster
Tennessee
Randall
Boston
Stilphen
Roger Pierce
Fred Stilphen
Portland
Methodist Church
Dorothy Grant
A. G. Baker
New Jersey
FE. J. Bowdoin
Lubee
Florence Watson
Seth Watson
Bath
Frances Preble
Marjory McLaughlin
Colby College
Miss Preble
Frank Preble
John Sheldon
Woolwich
Woodfords
Ruth Mains
William Sheldon
High Street
Bath Woman Writes Letter From Florida
Mrs. Rod Rhy, wintering in Daytona Beach, Florida, notes six months of rain amounting to little. She mentions a Florida oleander bloom and relays a Florida paper eliding a record rattlesnake tale about a 17 foot specimen in Tallahassee on exhibit at a bank. The item also covers an upcoming heavy machinery exhibit in Cambridge with Boston speakers and a banquet at the Nike hotel Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod. Rhy
Daytona D Beach
Phi
Cannesville
Ind
Florida
Tallahassee
First National Bank
Dymona Beach
Sheenprar
George Jones
M Atkire
Massachusetts Highway Show Opens On Charles River Parkway
The Massachusetts Highway Association will hold its annual open air road building machinery and materials display on the Charles River parkway near Cottage Farm Bridge, showcasing the oldest highway organization in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Highway Association
United States
Charles River Parkway
Cottage Farm
Bridg
Maine to Send Four Youths to National Club Crip Rally
Maine will be represented at the National Club Cr ip event in Washington by two boys and two girls. Named are Lucinda E. Rich of Charleston Lucille Parker of Dover-Foxcroft Andrew Sawtelle of East Wilton and Norman Hamlin of Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Washington, D
Population count of TSO and its language scope
A reading notes that English is spoken by TSO,000.0000 people, illustrating a large language reach. The statement centers on a numeric figure associated with English language use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TSO
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Castile
ONG Bridge
Merritt, Nc
CAS
Philadelphia
Blaisdell Shops
Dunlap Commandery
Maine Central
Ada M. Coombs
Joint Entertainment Committee of the Bath
P.T.A
Bath Savings Institution
Cambridge
Rerd
McChinery
Massachusetts Highway Asseecition
New
Pledal
John A. Gaffer
Medford
John M. McCarthy
Natick
W. Mattheis
F. Renter
Winthrop
Surrete
Somerville
J. J. Tobin
L. C. PP. Tiryant
Washington
Bath Opera House
Metro
Lillian Gish
Ermine
Corinne Griffith
Great K. & A. Train Robbery
Johnny Hines
Lois Moran
Knockout Reilly
Richard Dix
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