North Center P T A Sets Next Meeting and Dinner
North Center P T A held an afternoon session at Gracechurch parish house with 30 members. President Mrs Frederick W Humphreys announced a May 20 meeting at 7 30 and officer elections. William C Perkins of the Y M C A addressed the group and a District One PTA meeting was noted for May 14 at Bowdoin College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center P. T. A
Gracechurch Parish House
Frederick W. Humphreys
William C. Perkins
Path Y. M. C. A
Leslie J. Wold
William R. Freeman
Blair C. Wilson
Albert S. Neves
Francis Hill
W. Percy Marks
Theodore Watson
William W. Dennison
Leroy F. Colby
Arthur W. King
John C. Fitzgerald
Association
District One
Memorial Hall
Bowdoin College
Frances Hays
Information Division
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
North Center
Humphrey
Arthur J. Nichols
Catherine FE. Leonard
Dromore Farm Bureau Meets On Tuesday
Dromore Farm Bureau held an all day meeting at the Winnegance Community club house with the program Raising and Preserving Food at Home led by Miss Francelin Dean. Members learned about balanced diets, proper food amounts, and planning a home diet budget, and pamphlets covered vegetable garden planting and seed variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Farm Bureau
Winnegance
Classified Ads Offer Shoes and Rentals in Bath and Brunswick
Look at the case at the entrance for men's dress shoes and prices from 1.95 to 5.00. Upstairs for sale furnished cottage on Popham Beach south shore. Also ads for chicks and hatching, and a government job training notice in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hatch
South Shore
Popham Beach
Inouire
Front Street
Bath
R. W. McIntosh
Maquoit Road
Brunswick
National Hospital Day Observance in Bath
Bath Memorial hospital joins nationwide events for National Hospital Day, observing on Saturday with open doors and tours led by graduates. Visiting hours are limited to two to four in the afternoon due to 36 patients, tea served at the Nurses' Home, and ongoing improvements including wiring, electric fixtures, and new equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Florence Nightingale
Bath Institution
Officers Elected at D A R Meeting in Central Church
Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter D A R held its annual meeting in Central church parish house Tuesday. Miss Flora M Randall presided as regent while officers for the coming year were elected including Mrs Harry E Ring as regent and Mrs Leonard M Lord as vice regent. Other officers reelected include Miss Jane Lemont recording secretary Miss Alice E Robbins registrar Miss Alice G Shorey treasurer and Miss Elwina F Durgin historian. A Congress report by Miss Varney and a social hour followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummer Sewall
Centrall Church
Flora M. Randall
Harry E. Ring
Leonard M. Lord
Jane Lemont
Ernest T. Fulton
Alice E. Robbins
Harry C. Webber
Agnes W. Humphreys
H. E. Pierce
May Sagadahoc probate court session hands out numerous actions
Sagadahoc probate judge presses through wills admitted estates granted and filed petitions for probate and administration. Multiple Bath listings appear with executors and guardians named, bonds approved, inventories filed and accounts allowed or filed, and guardianships appointed or resigned across Topsham Bath Richmond Georgetown Woolwich Bowdoinham and Bowdoinham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Walter S. Glidden
Alfred S. Potter
Bath
Ernest L. Shepard
Fannie M. Andrews
Chester L. Pascal
Rockport
Mary A. M. McPherson
Matthew C. McPherson
Katherine M. Day
Harry L. Day
Daniel B. Cornish
Bowdeinham
Erle £. Browne
Jennie L. Tobey
J. Fred Tobey
Edward W. Vaughan
Fred W. Humphreys
Edward W. Bridgham
Albert M. Douglas
Topsham
Albert B. Douglas
John D. Farrin
George H. Farrin
Philadelphia
Wilson H. Watts
Alice A. Lemont
Richmond
Mary G. Ingraham
Joseph A. Lemont
Silas S. Lemont
Ella E. Sprague
Clara A. Abbott
Charles C. Low
Harrison M. Powers
Lulu M. Powers
Melvin L. Hunter
Margaret Hersel Hunter
Clara E. Hinckley
Georgetown
Jacob P. Lewis
Daisy B. Wilson
Woolwich
Frank J. Glassnapp
Ida M. Dow
William S. Dow
Mabel E. Stone
Clara S. Bartlett
James F. Bartlett
Charles E. Rowe
William E. Rowe
Harry E. Duren
Viola A. Duren
Bath Trust Co
Fred C. Cox
Humphrey P. Randall
Ellen R. Curtis
Nettie A. Umberking
Daniel Williams
George A. Hunt
Michele Pecci
Emma S. Barron
Amicable Adjustment of Sagada Hoz County Taxes Reached
City of Bath and Sagada hoz County Commissioners ended a Tuesday conference at the Court House with a plan for Bath Iron Works tax payments. The agreement sets monthly county payments of 1200 dollars from the BIW tax while the city will strive to cover the remaining tax and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Sagadahoz
Leon Buck Makes Good as Bowdoin Twirler
Freshman Leon Buck of this city has emerged as a relief pitcher for Bowdoin College this spring. He joined four pitchers who traveled south with the Polar Bear team and saw action against Trinity Friday. Buck, a Morse High and Kents Hill product, once sparked Morse to its only victory over Cony, and his stock rises as Bowdoin’s veteran hurlers show weakness ahead of the state series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Buck
Lin Wells
Bowdoin
Polar Bear
Trinity
Brunswick
Buck
Morse High
Kents Hill
Morse
Cony High
Augusta
Muggsy” Kelley
Cosmo Cosmopolitan Singing Club to Stage Thursday Program
The Cosmo Cosmopolitan Singing Club presents an eight oclock program Thursday in the clubhouse featuring a one act play The Very Idea followed by Talk Talk Talk sung by Evelyne L Donnell. Mrs Le Roy F Colby directs. The second half, Musical Reveries, recalls old trunk memories with solos duets and choral numbers performed by club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan
Carl Y. Kenneedy
Leroy F. Colby
Singing Club
Evelyne L. Donnell
Marian Small
Anna May Shellenbarger
Alice Darrah
Edith Berg
Ruth Lemoine
Herbert Solo
Merritt A. Mitchell
Eeeate Singing Club
Levine extemp prize contest held at Colby College Chapel
A new Levine ext temporary prize speaking contest was held in Colby College Chapel for the first time. Prizes of 50 dollars, 25 dollars, 15 dollars, and 10 dollars will be awarded this week to speakers chosen by the judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby College Chapel
Bowdoinham Wedding and Local News Roundup
Cynthia Durgin and Robert Clifford Bickford wed at the bride’s Bowdoinham home with family and friends attending. A reception followed as town happenings include illnesses, outings, a bowling accident, a mothers Day observance, and church events across Bowdoinham and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Durgin
Harry Durgin
Bowdoin
Robert Clifford Bickford
Robert Bickford
J. N. Palmer
Marjorie Rogers
Eleanor Rogers
Lisbon Falls
Erland Rogers
Ella Purington
Cambridge
Mass
Joseph Cote
Portland
Purington
Helen Graves
Elizabeth Haynes
Richmond
Harry Powers
River Road
Frank Gray
Monmouth
Clifford Gray
Tom Hackett
William King
Frances Merrill
Brunswick
Carrie Merrill
Charles Browne
Myron Heenie
Freeport
Mae Heenie
Bowdeinham
Phillip Dinsmore
George Pitcher
Barbara Bond
Wilbur Cooper
James Ames
C. H. Bryant
Jennie ‘Maxwell
Edward Baker
Emma Ferguson
Stella Given
Charles Hackett
Grange Hall
Arnold Lamoreau
Glenys Terrell
Charles E. Newton
Hazardville
Conn
Frank Rossi
Newton
Bowdoinham
Myr
William Newton
Leathers
Montana
Annie Leathers
Waterville
Flora Rossi
Elizabeth Temple Newton
Merrymeeting Grange
Knights of Pythias
Methodist Church
Charles Hall
Houston
William Given
Clara Fogg
Bath
Ministers Leathers Merithew Return From Rhode Island
Rev. F. S. Leathers and Rev. R. E. Merithew of Alton Rhode Island returned home Monday evening after spending three weeks in Rhode Island. Mrs. Ellis Moore substituted at the school library Monday afternoon for Miss Elizabeth Leathers the regular librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Leathers
R. E. Merithew
Alton
R. I
Rhode Island
Ellis Moore
Elizabeth Leathers
Rotary Club Hosts VFW Veterans at Luncheon in Augusta
The Rotary Club and Veterans of Foreign Wars held a joint noon luncheon at the Phoenix with auxiliary members. Leaders urged support for the bonus issue while officers for the coming year were elected and plans made for the Augusta District Conference and a Rotary golf team. The meeting featured speeches by VFW national and Maine leaders advocating veterans' adjusted service certificates and prompt cash payments, countering earlier calls to delay benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
the Phoenix
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Benjamin L. Furbish
Brunswick
Jay Willson
Greenwich
Winnefred Toussaint
Jersey City
Roosevelt
France
Leroy P. Smith
Maine Department
van Zandt
Dole
Congress
Archer la Branche
Biddeford
Oliver Hamlin
Norman ‘Thomas
Lewiston
Hector Richard
Auburn
Placide N. Beaudry
Emma R. Smith
National Asst. Guard
Elizabeth H. French
Dept
Prize Offered for All Around Best Girl Graduate
South End P T A held its regular meeting in Washington street rooms with Mrs. John H. Hunt presiding. The association voted a $10 prize for the all around best girl graduate. They discussed the Brunswick district meeting May 14 and plan two more meetings May 21 and June 4. Officers will be elected at the year’s end. Hostesses named. A nominating committee was set. Telephone bridge parties continued with scores due May 21 for prizes. Members tacked a quilt during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Leila Oliver
Charles Perry
Charles Hewitt, Jr
Edward Brown
Hunt
Elbridge R. Wright
Chester A. Plant
J. Albert Redlon
N. Gratz Jackson
Queen Esther Lodge Exemplifies Degrees at District Meeting
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge exemplified the degrees at District 10 meetings for the third time in four years. At the Richmond district gathering, the lodge received the award of merit for the second straight year, to be framed and hung beside last year's. Memorial readings honored charter member Mrs. Elizabeth Pepper and past noble grand Mrs. Clara Brackley. Degree Mistress Mae Ward led an exceptionally fine tableau and received a corsage bouquet from her 28-member degree team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Richmond
Elizabeth Pepper
Clara Brackley
Mae Ward
Municipal officers grant many licenses for various rights
The board of aldermen acting as the licensing board issued 32 permits for sale storage and keeping of gasoline and related products valid for one year. Licenses covered businesses on Washington Street Front Street Center Street and other locations with numerous firms and individuals named. The meeting also approved a bath house license a cinematography operator license and an employment agency permit. The resignation of Police Force member George W. Wilson was accepted with mayor absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Daniel A. Bishop
Washington Street
Benjamin Oliver
North Street
Alton P. Reed
High Street
Standard Oil Co
Maurice B. Shea
Lincoln Street
Howard Coal Co
Commercial Street
Norman W. Howard
Middle Street
Henry T. B. Leeman
William J. Craft
Center Street
James A. Clappison
Vine Street
George Emero
Preble & Rines
Front Street
The
Texas Corp
Charles B. Doyle
Brunswick Road
Jenney Mfg. Co
Otto F. Bullman
Socony Vacuum Inc
Vine and
Water Streets
Forest R. Lewis
Cummings Motors, Inc
Broad Street
Louis P. Eseley
Rowe Motor Co
Ralph E. Wright
Gulf Refining Co
North
Lincoln Streets
Fred May
High and
Rowe & Dalrymple
Max Katz
Elm Street
Morris E. Povich
Irving Barter
Water Street
Nathan Petlock
Franklin Street
William Mann
W. H. Smith & Sons
Sam Belanger
Linwood Miller
Morris Povich
Ralph C. Legard
Alston E. Oliver
Edward Brown
Lemont Street
Mike Leschatos
Octave Breton
Henry G. Hodgdon
Bath Opera House
Oscar E. Coffill
Catherine D. Hawley
George W. Wilson
Ralph W. Bragg
Sewall
Republican Women Set May Thirty First Meeting in Bath
Plans for Sagadahoc County's Woman's Republican club include a semi annual basket lunch at Bath Y M C A gymnasium on Friday May 31. About 200 to 300 members are expected for an 11 a.m. business meeting followed by a picnic lunch and afternoon talks by Miss Nettie Burleigh state president and other party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Butler
Bath
Sagadahoc County
Nettie Burleigh
Vassalboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senter’s, Inc
Hoover
Mrs
Aaron Ward
Frau
Karl Mary Wallace
Captain Haywood Honeysuckle
Forsythia
New Lot
Phlox
Hardy Perennial
Will Blocmam
Lavender
P.T.A
Dean
Edna Hibbard
Belmont Mass
Annie Eastman
Walter Morse
Ruth
Roberta P. Manson
Thomas Totman
Eleanor Gilmore
Rahel Hodgdon
Evelyn Beals
D.A.R
Glidden
Lucille K. Johnson
Path
Charles Shaw
Bradeen Guardian
Clara M. Hunt
Mary A. Thompson
William E. Sturtevant
Charles Shaw Bradeen
Montreal
Canada
Guardian
James H. Preble
Clifford W. Gray
Marilla B. Tarr
Bath Boy
Cosmo Singing Club
Rose
No Man's Land
G. Eunice Whittall
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Marks
John H. Perkins
Gardiner R. Deering
Tom
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Bath Trust
Center St
John Denham
South Freeport
Varina Denham
Josephine Coolidge
Sadie S. W. Miles
Boston
Hortense Cannon
Florida
George Hamilton
Elmer Otting
Springfield
Hazel Cornish
J. E. Brown and Son
West Medford
H. D. Cornish
Pleasant Pond
Raymond Rendall
Alfred
R. A. Dickinson
South End P.T.A
Queen Esther Lodge
Victualers
Russell L. Phinney
Robert E. Wagner
Mike Zoome
Delia M. Gaudette
Roy A. Donnell
Water and
Union Streets
Charlotte E. O'Brien
Columbia Hotel
Jennie M. Allen
Arthur Ellers
Lottie M. Spencer
Costos Venus
Leo Venos
Bates
Opera House
Transatlantic
Jack Benny
Nancy Carroll
Mary Astor
Lyle Talbot
Roberta
Ginger Rogers
Fred Astaire
Pearl Oliver McCorrison
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