Winnegance Evening Workers hold meetings and county events
Community notes from Winnegance detail Evening Workers gatherings at Mrs. Charles FE Preble home and a planned supper for Fairview Cemetery association. Mentions Monday and Friday meetings, a birthday party for Miss Madelyn Wyman at Society hall, a dance at Bridge hall, bridge repairs, and upcoming community activities at the town hall and village churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Fairview Cemetery Association
Blaze at Parker Head lumber yard scars villagers and stacks
Fire swept through the H Page lumber tenet at Parker Head with 400000 to 500000 feet destroyed and about $12000 loss. Volunteers from Bath aided by Driver Cook moved 2000000 feet of logs as winds fanned flames. Fire tracked misdirection delayed access to the Morse farm as crews fought the blaze through the Reed farm operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Page
Parker Head
Bath
Cook
Reed Farm
John A. Morse
Page
Morse Farm
Regular May Community Party Opens Series At Community House
A Wednesday night party at the Community house started May’s series with a ladies committee taking charge for the first time since October. No Dromore grange meeting due to threatening weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Bath Couple Returns From The West Coast
Mr and Mrs John D Footer arrived home in Bath after a 19 day automobile trip from Berkeley California. They encountered one day of rain in Manhattan Kansas but otherwise found mostly excellent roads. Footer will resume his marble cutter work and plans weekend fishing trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Footer
Berkeley
Cal
North Adams
Mass
Bath
Manhattan
Kansas
California
Lincoln
Neb
Chicago
New York State
Massachusetts
Conneil D Bluffs
Kansas District
Footer
H. L. Lovell
John
Police officer fires at suspected shopbreakers on waterfront street
Patrolman Horace Pottle pursued two men fleeing from a Commercial street alley near the George P. Jackson store. He fired when they did not stop, and a second shot shattered a glass pane at Aubrey Steen's store. The pair vanished toward Summer Street. one man likely acted as look-out. Police believe two break-in suspects were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Front
Horace Pottle
Police Department
George P. Jackson
Commercial Street
State Ferry Dock
Pottle
Aubrey Steen
Commercial
Ferry Streets
Jackson
California All Right but Maine Is Better
A San Diego visitor Mrs. Charles W. Brown says California is all right but Maine appeals more after a cross country trip. She arrived Friday to visit relatives Mr. and Mrs. William TH. Wilson in Sebasto with her husband and their son Ralph planning a later motor trip. Her last Maine visit 15 months ago included her mother Mrs. Martha Fay who died last Fall in San Diego. Mrs. Brown’s brother Major Herbert Fay, now with a Long Beach water district delegation, is active in civic work and was once a mayoral candidate. Mrs. Delmar Bates and children Edwin Troward and Mary visited from Snow Park, while Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ht. Dunton returned from Daytona Beach where they together with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lehr managed a hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FE. Preble
High Street
Fairview
William Atwood
Thomas J. Perry
Bath
Perry
Winnegance
Page Wyman
Thippsburg
Society Hall
Miss Wyman
Bridge Hall
Grindels Orchestra
Preble
Marion Raffaell
Omar R. Perry
Susan Skhofield
Fred S. Coombs
Zina TR. Hunt
Sherman L. Morse
FE. C. Dunning
Phippsburg
Thomas Oliver
Elbridge R. Malcom
Harry F. Oliver
Abrams
Oliver
Ethel Tundr
Stewart Day
Boston
Joseph N. Day
Biddeford
Sons of Veterans
Bath Street Department
West Bath Line
Charles E. Heavitt, Jr
Percy Morse
Portsmouth
Seekins
Herbert L. Pettingill
Milton T. Morse
Tf Rath City Council
Harry RB
Edgar JD. Williams
Portland
Corliss Street Christian Endeavor Society
Rh. O. Taylor
Winneganee Bridge
Squaw Club
Robert P. Manson
Harry C. Webber
Harry TB. Williams
Harry B. Williams
Robert PP. Manson
Paoli
Woman's Auxiliary
Collie
Edwin Oliver
Les
California
Maine
Allo and DT
Charles W. Brown
San Diego
William TH. Wilson
Brown
Ralph
Martha Fay
Florence Watson
Mitchell School
Parners
Seth Watson
Sadie Good
Dresden
Vanessa Beedle
Darrah Street
Everett Hatch
Edna Turns
Bertena Powers
Ruth Burns
Elizabeth Haynes
Fred Rowe
Lena Spencer
South Paris
Philena Till
Pleasant Street
Cora Smith
Blanchard Chapman
Bowdoin Center
Thelma V Powers
Orleans
Harry
Charles Donnell
Ernest Harford
Harold
Five Islands
Freeman Wood
Shrine Club
Gardiner
Arthur Mayes
Rumford
George Emery
Frank Reynolds
Lydal D. Geod
FF. M. White
Chester Freeman
Fred Duran
Roseor C. Wheeler
Litchfield
Richmond
Eleanor Bates
Adelbert Reed
Waltham
Mass
Lillian Johnson
W. FE. Douglas
BE. FE. Purinton
B Gray
George Burns
Victor King
Clyde Booker
Norwich
Conn
Warvey Seoker
Tittsten
Joseph
Margaret TL. Grover
Kennebec
Mabel Curtis
Bowhainham
Clyde Gray
W. FE. Wilson
Mary FE. Page
Richmond Corner
W. M. Dingley
Lewis Ridemont
Poultry Producers Association
Pearl G. Ritts
Victoria Sonle
G. P.M. Sonle
Jamaica Plain
Charles Tilly
Alfred
G. C. Marriner Daught
Ptos Ant Mes
PSA Sthenard
Lisbon Falls
Z. O. Holt
Lewis Rideout
County Road
M.C. Priest
the Trubbard
Swan Island
Marie Frances
Marshall W. Toothaker
William Larley
Johnson
George Randall
D. A. Pinkham
Alberta
Grace Smith
Jobo Blake
George McMaster
Minnie Waldron
Martha Totman
J. A. Pinkham
Orrin Sidelinger
Charles Grondin
Gerald
Laura
Mildred Beedle
Waterville
Hugh McKinnon
Marguerite Livingstone
Harley Lilly
Albina Price
Daughters of Veterans
Ora Reed
Europe
Southwest Harbor
George Leavitt
Edward Rankins
Byron Ludwig
Frank Preble
George Kimball
Frank Connor
Lyte Lint
Nettie Umberline
Orange Heights
Fla
Garfield Hamilton
Zulette Allen
Hallowell
Ethel Brown
N. H
George Yeaton
Augusta
Arthur Lancaster
Augusta Hospital
Frank Lancaster
Maynard
Lily Hildreth
Brunswick
George Hawks
Redlands
Cal
Melvin Stinson
Woolwich
Dinsmore
Elizabeth G. Kelly
Edward McAuliffe
Frank Rice
Phippsburg Honors Miss Madeline Wyman On 19th Birthday
A surprise party for Madeline Wyman daughter of Tax Collector and Mrs Page A Wyman was held at Society hall Popham Beck with over fifty guests. Earl Morse of Wingehuee gave a presentation speech as friends gifted a rose silk bedspread. Ice cream cake and cocoa followed with games music and dancing till late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Wyman
Page A. Wyman
Society Hall
Popham Beck
Miss Wyman
Helena Bowie
Popham
Earl Morse
Winhegunee
A. E.iver
Parker Head
Bath
Charles Vo Minott
Roxbury
Mass
Philip Edwards
Intervale
N.fl
Basin
Martin Goodwin
Methuen
Falmouth
Dromore
J. EB. Hallett
Bath City Hospital
Ina Pease
George S. Davis
Go McDonald
Page's Mill
Brewer
George L. Oliver
Small Point Road
William Wyman
George Savage
A. F. Williams
Boston
James E. Percy
New Bergen
N. J
Cox's Head
Rosa Knight
Peaks Island
N. Knight
Squirrel Point Light
Catherine and
Edna Weston
Portland
Catherine Weston
Music Week Observed by Bath Rotarians
Bath Rotary luncheon showcased local talent with William Lundrigan George A Crockett and Stuard McAllister performing solos. George Field wowed with a mammabaphone and John Sheldon sang. Avel presided as Shaw memorial resolution was read. Plans for a May 12 Grand Masquerade ball were announced. Out-of-town Rotarians Provencher Leighton Jr Lewiston-Auburn attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
George AL Crockett
William Lundrigan
Bath
George A. Crockett
Stuart McAllister
George Field
John Sheldon
Mutscot
Bath Rotary Club
Tie
Crockett
Mitchell Avel
B. M. Fuller
Dts Ve Sh Kershner
Albert H. Shaw
Masonic Temple
Griggs and Raeburn
Portland
Bridge-Merrill
Charles W. Peterson
Morse High
Oreno
Forest Acres rural comedy draws full Bath crowd
The Philathea class of Corliss Street church staged Forest Acres at Washington street schoolhouse Friday before a capacity audience. Eula Fielding, Nellie Hunt, Evelyn Dodge and others played the Crockett family and a cast of girls filled male roles with praise. The show, aided by an orchestra, raised 38 dollars in ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Acres
Washington Street
Corliss Street
Bath
Eula Fielding
Lemuel Crockett
Nellie Hunt
Lacey Coombs
Hepsibah
Dorothy Coombs
Hiram
Mildred Walker
Franklin Arthur
Mrs. Walker
Crockett
Jeff
Brixley
Eleanor King
Andy Hobbs
Martha King
Jeffery Brixley
Doris Hutchins
Velma Cornish
Constance Loring
Brixleys
Crockett Farm
Lem
Elizabeth
Evelyn Dodge
Arthur
Andy
Elinor King
Cormie
Nora
Feller
Havig
Clifford
Linwood Russell
Linwood Wiley
Harold Safford
Harold Walker
Chester A. Vphaint
Mildred Hunt
Irene Coombs
Forest Acres replayed by Whikithen class at South End PT rooms
The rural comedy Forest Acres by Fannie Barnett Linsky, staged by the Whikithen class of Cor liss Street church, will be repeated Wednesday evening May 13 at the South End PT rooms. Ticket holders from the first show may reuse their tickets. the same cast returns and candy will be sold at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Acres
Fannie Barnett Linsky
Corliss Street Church
South End
Sirens to guard orchards in New South Wales tests
The irrigation commissioner of New South Wales offers funding for a novel experiment using marine signalling sirens to deter starlings and other birds from vineyards and orchards in the irrigation area. The device, a distress siren, would be placed among trees and operated electrically to test its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irrigation Commissioner
New South Wales
Welch Family Weekend Visit Noted in Bath and Thomaston
Mr and Mrs Raymond B Welch and daughter Evelyn of Woodfords spent the weekend with relatives in Bath. Mr Russ of Thomaston visited his daughter Mrs Arthur Crockett of Washington Street for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond B. Welch
Evelyn of
Woodfords
Bath
Mr. Russ
Thomaston
Arthur Crockett
Washington Street
Minstrels Benefit At Opera House Delights Richmond
The B B B B Minstrels gave a lively benefit show at the Richmond Opera House Friday night for Emerson Grammar School. Miss Catherine Woodside presided at the piano as the ensemble performed a varied program. A substantial sum was raised for the school treasury amid a string of acts from Mr El Paso to Nightingale and The Sidewalks of New York, closing with a grand finale by the Left and Right End Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Emerson Grammar School
Treasury
Catherine. Woodside
el Paso
Blue Eyed Sally
John Arata
Barmingham Pavat
Aera Carl Getchell
Mary
Oliver Leaudoin
Nightingale
Harrison Miller
Fresno
Sweetie
Stefano Compana
New York
Warren
Richmond Notes From A Maine Town Pastoral To Damariscotta
Local items recount deaths and obituaries, family ties, and community notices in Richmond and nearby towns. Names include Ida M. Hosmer, James Smith family, Perley Galusha, Ray Toothaker, Clifton Toothaker, Oscar Smith, Henry Smith, and others. Events mention Mother's Day service at The Baptist church, union service, travels to Damariscotta, Gardiner, Waterville, and Portland plus travel and illness across Maine towns. Stores to close Wednesday afternoons starting May 13, and numerous visits, lectures, and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toothaker
Richmond
James
Harriette
Umberline) Smith
Perley Galusha
Ray Toothaker
Clifton Toothaker
Oscar
Henry Smith
J. 2
Clifford
Litchfield Plains Cemetery
Ida M. Hosmer
Washington, D. C
Baptist Church
Bible School
C.F. Frederick
Baptist Church At Which Rev.t. K. Been
Ralph Peabody
Boston
F. B. Peadbody
Pleasant Street
Sophia Mikels
Bath
Lena Harlow
Lillian Johnson
Augusta
Wills Filed At Sagadahoc Court In Bath Probate Session
Sagadahoc probate court on Tuesday heard multiple petitions and actions surrounding the estates of Bath residents. Executors named include Sewall Dunton Wakefield and others with filings for administration, inventories, and taxation. Notable items mention estate values, guardians, and sales pending. Capt. Charles A Blair returned from New York to Rockland aboard the Rangeley. social notes include local residents traveling to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Albert H. Shaw
Bath
Sagadahoe
William D. Sewall
Melville H. Blackwell
Brunswick
Amos K. Butler
Skowhegan
Eleanor Vt’. Cushing
Charles E. Cushing
Elizabeth D. Kimball
Helen I. Hooper
Allena N. Potter
Bowdoin
L. P. Gerrish
Fred F. Butler
Anna B. Butler
John Snow
William D. Willes
Hattie Williams
Richmond
J. Edward Ames
Henrietta Florella Kidder
Mary B. Kidder
Wilfred E. Dunton
Wellington
F. Dunton
T. A
George W. Gilpatrick
Frank P. Gilpatrick
William Yule
Mary D. Yule
Henrietta F. Kidder
Martin M. Greene
Norman E. Curtis
Frances E. Witham
Bowdeinham
Care E. Witham
Moses
Young
Callie M. Young
Algernon E. Blair
Lillian A. Johnson
Maude B. Dayette
Charles B. Day
Walter H. Sturtevant
Katherine FE
Condon
Lawrence R. Webber
Alice T. Webber
Lawrence Eber
Charles
Elizabeth A. “Day
Woolwich
Benjamin B. Douglas
Mary E. Small
Topsham
George R. Perry
George H. Perry
Wallace A
Walter D. Jack
Priah A. Jack
Arthur A. Brown
Harry Brown
J. W. Randlette
Lizzie Booker
Carrie A. Hoage
Luther J. Hoage
James L. Morse
Ida L. Morse
Frank S. Haskins
Joseph M. Trott
Ida E. Bagley
Allan Spear
Charles A. Blair
New York
Rangeley
Rockland
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Ralph Ht. Dunton
Daytona, Fla
W. W. Lehr
Madelyn Wyman
Popham Beach
Philathea
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S Mine
George Waterhouse
Dallas
Kenneth Pesky
Cario
James O'Brien
Atlanta
Leo Sheldon
Lawrence McKelvey
Birmingham
Alford Vigue
Amnie Vigue
Olto
Margaret Blake
William Perry
Albert Wilson
Sarah Fuller
Bath Savings Institution
James S. Lowell
Oliver Moses 2d
James O. Lincoln
Mary Barry