Governor Baxter Autographs Bibles for Bath Boys
Governor Baxter completed signing DC Bibles for Bath district boys who attended the YALCLA conference in Augusta. He wrote each boy’s name inside the copies and enclosed personal letters, noting the offer would remain open for five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Augusta
Bath District
Gilbert Plaithorne
Clayton Dollof
Chester Dana
Robert Dolloff
Paul Crooks
Alfred Randall
Harold Armes
Alexander Burden
Kenneth Sheldon
George Davis
Philip Eaton
Paul Thompson
Leslie White
Bartlett Smith
Dean Dbomes
Donnell Cars
Daxter
Muledi
Epo
PSE
CCV
Jeske Eens
Mirine
Poamoa
Maine
Meetings that shaped an industrious era
The passage recalls TP attending numerous Boy Scout conferences and suggests their lasting impact. It implies the boss gained as much benefit as TP, and that these gatherings will be remembered for years.
Women Support Poppy Day Through War Mothers League
The Daughters of the American Revolution and allied groups back the annual Poppy Day movement by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Poppies are handmade by disabled veterans and funds aid war disabled. leaders of American War Mothers and Women's Overseas League pledge cooperation and pride in wearing the poppy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
American War Mothers
Womens Overseas Service League
Bridg
Lloyd M. Vsrett
Veterans of Foreign Wars
America
Charles White Nash
New York State
D. A. RL
Mary
TE McCluer
Louise Wells
Women's Overseas League
Brett
Fine Fishing at Sebago Lake Reported
An inland fishing report from the mouth of the Songo notes Sebago Lake anglers landed about twenty two fish with a nine pounder and a seven pounder among the catch. Others ranged from two to two and a half pounds, including a two pound salmon, highlighting good sport despite ongoing restocking policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebago Lake
Miouth
Songo
Owenty
Dbiddeford Journal
Lucky Fisherman Reels In Three Trout At Mast Brunswick
Arthur Tibbetts, a local angler, pulled in three trout from a brook in Mast Brunswick, two one pounders and a half pounder. The scene notes all brooks in the section are open but unusually high, with fishing described as poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tibbetts
Aie
Dedication of New Masonic Temple at Sanford
Five hundred persons attended the dedication of the new Masonic Temple in Sanford held by Preble Lodge ALBL ALM. Worthy Master Frank W. McCann delivered the Welcome address, while Albert M. Spear of Gardiner grand master of the Maine Grand Lodge gave the main address. Prof. Frank L. Rankin spoke on the newly installed pipe organ as music was provided by the Portland Masonic quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Preble Lodge
Albl & Alm
Frank W. McCann
Ton
Albert M. Spear
Gardiner
Spear
Grand Lodge of Maine
Frank L. Rankin
Portland Masonic Mule Quartet
Five Islands Social News From Bath and Nearby Towns
Five Islands local column notes visitors and routine from Bath, Woolwich, and Georgetown. Names include Victor Pinkham in Portland visiting parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pinkham, and numerous family and neighbor trips. Readouts describe residence guests, meetings of Bowdoinham Baptist Association, and Stone work on a Tick’s cot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Princkles
Bath
Monel
Mita Moore
Kathleen Garay
Dowdoinhan Baptist Association
Allen
Drivme Diarek
Ida Rowe
Bibridge Mains
Mains
Damier Getven
Nettie Snowmin
Lowell Priday
Walter Moore
Arthur Berry
Will Boucher
Theodore Thibodeau
Judao Rowe
OldYown
Blow
Hildreth
Old Town
Charles Ultnna
Clara Davis
Charles Moore
Eugene Harford
People’s Church
Cleveland Rowe
Woolwiel
Mro
Clarence MacMahan
Georgetown Baptists Hold Annual Meeting in Bath
The Bowdeinham Baptist convention met at Corliss street church in Bath with delegates including Mrs. Josie Williams Mrs. Frank Heald and Miss Belle Heald. Local social notes mention travels visits and small town events across Bath Five Islands and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdeinham Baptist Convention
Bath
Corliss Street
Josie Williams
Frank Heald
Belle Heald
Islinds Church
Grace Scott
Wiethat
Mass
George F. Oliver
Williams
West Georgetown
Working League
Arthur S. Rea
Walter AL Bowker
Phippshore Wars
Iam Mas
Edad Wren
Roslindale
Moss
Cme
Sara Pinkhand
Center School
Tiertman Sypannes
Eleanor Campbell
Seguinta
Bay Point
Walter T. Newdick
Duath Satidan
Griace Wras
Pitchburg
Pred Taine
Lewell
Martha Riehl
Overlook
Kenneber Point
Rich
Fitchbureg
Choral Society
Witney Vers
Bdgar Teint
Unireld Punt
Mites
Minecnies
Gladys Oliver
Loews
Middem
Mies
Myverett Pliggins
Alenami Prederies Lashes Jr
Boston
Mas. Carroll Powers
Nunie Jones
Walter Vo Coitaings
Portland
Kennebec Point
Kew
Wlpl Boyd
Eobvides Cuominghan
Mexoof Boothby
Leon Williams
Dea Williams
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham, Matss
Ma. Ganmnell
T N. Williams
Winkhem
State Patroloin
J. Ti. Woodside
Oalfred
Rawe
Raphael Howe
Willie Harrison
Everett Pigeins
Charlotte Young
Josie Willisis
Augusta
State Highway Department
Qood
Arthur S. Rose
New Enehind Velie Co
Thone
George P. Oliver
North Bry
Westport Farm Sold and Town Dearly Hailed
Horace Jones has disposed of his farm to Jaane Mo Chien of Gardiner a former resident at the Newth End. The place must be vacated within a year and repairs planned for the house. Prospects include using the property as a summer girls colony. The transfer traces back to prior owners and local residents visited the area. Mrs M O Webber and Mrs William A L White return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Jones
Jaane
Mo Chien
Gardiner
Newth End
Mr. Jones
Benjamin Coreenleat
Kite Coy
Judkins
Belveriacde
Mars
Springfield
Daub Ma
Vihtuiner
Sandy
Charles Ruektes
Dugene Lewis
Moneliy Diay Aute
M. Oo Webber
William AL White
Portland Players to Open at Jefferson Theatre Monday
Information from New York indicates Portland will stage a Stier sepsenun of stock at the Jefferson theatre starting Monday June 30. The company led by Joseph Laurwen will be known as the Portland Players with a repertoire including Drogdwiny hits and new plays to debut in New York early in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Portland
Ao Stier Sepsenun
Jefferson Theatre
Organizettean
Pooseph Lauwren
Portland Players
Bath Hotel Man Buys The Weymouth At Boothbay Harbor
Deeds dated April 10 transfer Hotel Weymouth at Boothbay Harbor from H. W. McDougall to Frank A. Baker of Bath via Charles T. Jackson. The Weymouth House, long a seacoast landmark and pioneer summer resort, is to be expanded under Baker who has run Bath River Site and King Tavern in recent years. The Weymouth name reflects a storied shipbuilding and hospitality legacy in Boothbay Harbor and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. McDougall
Frank A. Baker
Bath
Weymouth
Boothbay Harbor
Charles T. Jackson
Weymouth House
Seacoast
Maine
New England
Mar Baker
Boothbay
Baker
Livermore
John W. Weymouth
Chee
McDougal
Peest
Tharbor
Eastern Steamship Co
Whirl
Jol W. Weymouth
Monmouth
Beime
Tle
Weymouth Tronse
Nathan Snow Baker
Joothbay Center
John P. Hal
Ellis Bankrupt Adjudicated in Lincoln County Court
Wilfred A. Ellis of Coopers Mills was adJudicated bankrupt on April 1. Creditors were notified by Referee William TP. First meeting planned at the Lincoln County Courthouse Wiscasset on dune boat VO. aan standard time a trustee will be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred A. Ellis
Coopers Mills
William TP
Lincoln County Court House
Wiscasset
Notable visits and obituaries in Portland midweek
Major William R. Kimball was in Portland on business Wednesday. Walter S. Glidden died in Portland during Misonic meetings. Karl T Coombs and daughters Phyllis and Perseilia Millinoeker visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. George H. Coombs on Cherry Street. Harriet Jackson, a Bath Militarys aid Naval Orphans Aid, left for Planten Massachusetts to visit Mrs Harold Dmckertin. Margaret Boote and Miss Gilman of Pattenbrary attended a Library Round Table in Gorham with speakers Theresa Stunet and Marion Brainerd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Kimball
Portland
Walter S. Glidden
Karl Th Coombs
Phyllis
Perseilia Millinoeker
George H. Coombs
Cherry Street
Tharriet
Jackson
Bath
Planten
Mass
Harold Dmckertiun
Margaret Boote
Mrg Gilman
Pattenbrary
Gorham
Library Round Table
Miss Pheresa
Stunet
Bureau of Library Extension
Maine
Marion Brainerd
Local Notes Highlight Meetings and Social Gatherings
Boys planning to use the South Street School playground meet Supt Clinton O D Wilson at Morse High Thursday. A Colonial Club meeting Monday night features Louis A L Dacek who spoke on Alaska and Eskimo life. Shriners bid farewell to Dr. Be Hearth Presepire returning to Gloucester after six Maine years. A dancing party in the armory Saturday night, Grindle's Orchestra debut new numbers for dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo
South Street
Clinton OD. Wilson
Morse High School
Colonial Club
Louis AL Dacek
Alaska
Jenis
Gloucester
Mass
Maine
Presque Isle
Armory
Grindell
Legion notes amid war memories and town projects stir debates
A chaotic mix of Legion history and civic plans advances amid a fire destroying the American Legion clubhouse in Delivar and debates over street decorations. Discussions cover a town library memorial, a relocation question for Ammeriea Idaho, casualty care for Mrs. Pherrisen, and a Memorial Day circus permit causing protests in Wilson borough and Easton officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baston
American Legion
Wiedais
Pleiberger
Wilsonborough
Sigoq
Legion
Wilson
Easton
Wilson Council
Veteran Gamerson Stricken After Homeward Walk
Ronald G. Gamerson, 54, a war veteran and former first adjutant of the Great Falls American Legion post, collapsed while attempting to walk home to Creut Falls Mont from a St. Paul hospital. Found by a deputy sheriff near Fessenden Ontario, he had been in government hospitals for seven months recovering from shell shock suffered in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald G. Gamerson
Creut Falls
Mont
St. Paul
Kessenden
Sherif. Gamnerson
France
Great Falls
American Legion
Fessenden A
Veterans seek to memorialize Lafayette in Chester County
American Legion leaders in Chester County push to erect a tablet and obelisk near West Chester to honor General Lafayette and Revolutionary War service. The project, supported by local post members, aims to restore a historic shrine and involve a broad community in a regional commemorative plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovertest
Ray Olservetors
West Cheser Pa
Gren. Lafeyette
American Legion
Chester County
Wimeview
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lowe Brothers Company
Lowe Brothers
Read Richols Company
Commercial Street
Tel
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Grangers
Grange Library
Orange Library
Masters School
Dobbs Perry
N.Y
Victor Pinkham
Charles Pinkham
Pratt
Bach
Wb Blaisdell
Doris Moore
Mowds
William Plummer
Melvin Harford
Gind
Merton Davis
Priscilla
Woodfords
Mar
TL. BT. Rowe
Davis
Roy Shackford
Path
Miro
Percy Savage
Rowe
D. Blaisdell
Harry Powers
Capt
Melvin Hirford
Alfred Drowe
Jobo Grindell
EL Mise
Berns
Woolwich
Mirogid Mars
Alton Berry
Alice Cromwell
Bowdoinham Baptist Assocition
Hope Rowe
Charles Uitaua
Wig Dee
Clinton Plats
Will Boneher
Tered Norian Oliver
Vernon Chay
Bertha Lewis
Sativedias
Mroo
Mrs. Prank Southend
Walter Newdick
Theald and
Everet
Pliggins
Georgetown
Ishlands
George Smith
Alice Hinckley
Alive Islands
Miss. Hi. Stevens
Cambridge
Bowdeinham Baptist Association
Five Islands
Westport
Teven—Ettiers Tt Wis
Thomas Hargraves
SELSO
Havener & DeMelle
SELST
Hargraves
SILST
Rockland Express
Porthand
Maine Central
Rockland
U.lo
Historic
Public
Ellis
Christmas Cove, Maine
Edgar O. Achorn
Tremont St
Congress
John J. Desmond
Smmerican Legion
Washo
Nuieriesn Toekien
Fort Green Park
Brooklyn
CIA
Simerican Legion
Charles Andrew Ditmas
King’s County Histories Association
Ammeriea Halls
Idaho
Evansport
Ammerican Legion
Legion Aen
Aan
Pearl Pherrisen
Washington
Dubercukor
Grecretown University Hospital
Pharrisen
University Hospital
Washington Tuberculosis Hospital
Tor Deine
Monta
Tony Vee Aie
Memorial Das Om
Battens
Te Gionaires Im Beise
Elie
Te Fionnaire
Legion Pests
Department
Legion Mitisie
Reerientnalatesien
San
Armerican
Dinsiisa Legionaire Hias
Swi
le Wien
Dowdoin College
Miss Glaree Robbins
Castoria
Fletcher
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