John L Sullivan Subject Of Speaker At Bath Rotary Talk
Bath Rotary Club heard Richard Mathews Hallet of Boothbay Harbor discuss the life of John L Sullivan, describing his early fights, barroom image, and later decline. Hallet has written for the Saturday Evening Post and plans for next week feature Morse high girls as guests.
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Richard Mathews Hallet
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
John L. Sullivan
Homie
Boston
Mr. Hallet
Sullivan
Quincy
New York
Hudson River
Paddy Ryan
Charlie Mitchell
West
Mitchell
France
Jake Kilrain
Mississippi
James Corbett
Hallet
John L
Saturday Evening Post
Rotarians
Morse High
Human bone found on Gooseberry Island near Small Point
Amoss Wallace found a bone on Gooseberry Island west of Head Beach. Deputies Oliver and Small removed the item to query its origin. Dr. Harry F. Morin planned to examine it to determine if it came from a human skeleton. Gooseberry Island is uninhabited.
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Head Beach
Small Point
Amoss Wallace
Sebasco
Abram C. Oliver
Loring D. Small
Seasco
Harry F. Morin
Morin
Gooseberry Island
Sheriff's Department
Agricultural Fete in Bowdoinham Delights Guests
Bowdoinham hosts an imaginative Spring Garden party at the Purinton home on Pleasant street. Guests dressed as old time garden enthusiasts heard tales of distant lands and farming lore from costumed speakers while enjoying rustic gifts and garden wares. Nearby residents and visitors including Purinton, Browne, MacDougal, and Fogg attended, with notes on local celebrations, meetings, and cemetery upkeep interwoven through the report.
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Painted Rocks
Kedarnath
Bowdoinham
R. D. Purinton
Pleasant Street
Clara Fogg
Buhl
Rockies
Zane Gray
Piers the Poughman
Charming Phyllis
Amaryllis
Mary
France
Robin Hood
Limes
Margaret
Charles L. Browne
A. S. MacDougal
Mary Lilly
Bowdeinham
Geraldine Browne
Brunswick
A. M. Fides
Portland
News Bits From Bowdoinham and Nearby Towns
William Rice of Farmingdale contacted Ed Cornish and recalled working at his sawmill 25 years ago with no contact since. Mabel Millay spent the weekend at home. Fred Heath and family moved to a farm. Heath still drives to Gardiner for work. The Brown child is ill with acidosis in Gardiner hospital. Mr and Mrs Berry and Mrs Abbie Graves visited Brunswick last week. Mrs Mary Heath was in Brunswick Wednesday visiting neighbors. Mr and Mrs Merton Umberhind of Augusta visited his mother, Mrs Maria Curtis. Howard Sewall of Auburn is with his father Willis Sewall who is ill. Turner and Sylvester couple returned home from wintering with Charles Sylvester in Thomaston.
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Nona
Charles Fogg
Harry Mosher
Wiscasset
Robert Temple
Sadie Miles
Josephine Coolidge
Elizabeth
Carlson
Boston
Varina Denham
Alice Brown
Jackie
Mary T. Purinton
Massachusetts
Purinton
Charles Houghton
West Medford
George Pratt
Daniel Johnson
Pratt
Waterville
Village Cemetery Association
Dc. W. Sedgley
Gould
Arthur Small
Bowdoin
Maria Curtis
Abigail Allen
State Road
H. B. Allen
Laura Blanch
Woolwich
Charles Soule
Lula Coombs
Gardiner
Viola Coombs
Murl Downing
Arthur
Portland
I. M. Fowle
Ida
Brunswick
H. E. Cornish
Town Hall
Bates College Orchestra
Kenneth MacDougal
Ricker Institute
Houston
South Freeport
John Denham
Frank Rossi
Hazardville
Conn
C. A. Newton
Sarah Howe
Emma Ferguson
Norway
Ferguson
Sheriff Henderson
Bay Road
George MacPherson
Jack Gibson
Silas Hamilton
Ellsworth Leavitt
Sidley Berry
Connecticut
Sam Dorrance
Charles Hackett
Richmond
William Cornish
Ethel Briery
Cambridge
W. J. Graves
Eleanor Webber
Abby Denham
S. W. Putnam, Jr
S. W. Putnam, Sr
Gray
Fitchburg
Mass
Evelyn Hackett
Mary Millay
Mildred
A. S. MacDougal
Helen Winters
P. C. Rideout
Frances Merrill
Mary Dodge
Clara N. Fogg
Miss Hill
Richard Denham
Maler
Harold Hackett
Minett
Fred Cheney
Rockland
Hattie Hackett
Foster Meserve
Topsham
Miss Burword
Bishop School
Madison
S. C. Ward
Sagadahoc Pomona
West Bath
Mabel Millay
Wallace Hutchins
Terrance Curran
Irene Millay
Bowdoinham
David Heal
Lincolnville
George M. Bragg
Baptist Church
Bowdoin Center
Cathance Chapel
William Rice
Farmingdale
Ed. Cornish
Cornish
Fred Heath
Mr. Heath
C. Gil Brown
Gardiner Hospital
Berry
Abbie Graves
Mary Heath
Ora Lombard
Annie Purinton
Merton Umberhind
Augusta
Howard Sewall
Auburn
Willis_Sewall
Turner
Thomaston
Charles Sylvester
Farm losses and horses for sale in Maine
WANTED Will buy or rent farm, contact C Gove Augusta Maine. FOR SALE Several work horses at reasonable prices, evaluate before buying with Thaddeus Hedrick 17 Franklin Street Bath Tel 466 W. 4-20-4wp HORSES We have on hand an assortment of acclimated horses weighing 1100 to 1800 pounds H L Tarr Richmond Maine Tel 25 2 4-6-tf
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Gen. Delivery
Augusta
Maine
Thaddeus Hedrick
Franklin Street
Bath
H. L. Tarr
Richmond
Bowdoinham Socials and Library Plans Mentioned
Social visits by residents of Auburn Bath Brunswick and Waterville fill the Bowdoinham notes. A party at Ellen Miller's featured four tables of 63 with prizes to Eva Baker Donald Jasper and the Olberts. A plan to form a library association is discussed with a committee chosen and books available.
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John Custer
Auburn
Eleanor Meacham
Meacham
Lucius Young
Sand Knoll
Port West
Connecticut
Marion Curtis
Alonzo Freeman
Bath
Eva
Frances Baker
Alberts
Freemans
Clifford McHarty
Strong
Ellen Miller
George Stetson
Brunswick
W. D. Miller
Marion Hines
Donald Jasper
Eva Baker
Albert
Bowdoinham High School
Grange Hall
Mervin Jasper
Washington
Oscar Hatch
Fertilizer Company
Bowdeinham
William Fletcher
Waterville
Marie Crowshaw
Boothbay Harbor Couple Wed At Our Lady Church
Miss Josephine Newcomb and Louis Carbone of Boothbay Harbor married in the Church of Our Lady with Rev. John Sullivan officiating. Attendants included Josephine Carbone and Roma Carbone. About 100 guests attended the ceremony and a wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home.
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Josephine Newcomb
Carbone
Josephine Carbone
Roma Carbone
Legion Aid Planned For Ellsworth Fire Sufferers
At the request of Department Adjutant James L Boyle Roland Smith post and its auxiliary will set up a temporary booth tonight at the southwest corner of the old City hall Center and Water streets for donations for Ellsworth fire sufferers Cash clothing groceries or anything else donors think may help Those who suffered from Monday morning's disaster will be aided by the Legion as a receiving agency and distribution point Principal Arthur B Scott Morse high school and vice president of the Maine Secondary School Principals Association chaired a session at its Spring meeting in Augusta Superintendent of Schools Clinton D Wilson attended sessions The conference urged avoiding further economies in Maine schools saying they have few frills that could be cut.
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Roland Smith Post
A. L
Old City Hall
Center
Water Streets
Ellsworth
Legion
Arthur B. Scott
Morse High School
Maine Secondary School Principals Association
Augusta
Scott
Association
Clinton D. Wilson
State House
Maine
Associated Press
Spectacular talk on Maine fish and game draws crowd
Archer L. Grover of Augusta, deputy commissioner, spoke to West Bath Grange No. 154 on Maine fisheries and game. He shown wildlife films, explained wardens and hatcheries, noted deer numbers hold steady, and highlighted fur and bear bounties with a focus on feeding stations and temperature controlled hatcheries.
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Augusta
State Fisheries and Game Department
West Bath Grange
West Bath Grange Hall
Maine
Fisheries and Game Department
A. A. Allen
Cornell University
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Gray, Dry Mills
Grever
Ashland
Allen
Red Cross Plans Aid After Ellsworth Fire
Bath chapter of the American Red Cross moves to aid Ellsworth fire victims nearly 500 rendered homeless by flames that destroyed 150 buildings and caused 3 million dollars in damage. Governor Brann urged Maine residents to contribute, while theatres plan benefit performances to support the relief fund.
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Ellsworth
Maine
Bath
American Red Cross
Brann
Union River
Red Cross
The
Times Co
Charles C. Low
Frank Colburn
Bath Opera House
Publix Theatres
Opera House
Uolburn
First Pulpwood Cargo Arrives On Tuesday
The season begins with 800 cords of pulpwood arriving in two lots. Barge No. 3 carries 450 cords, while 350 cords ride an old four masted schooner named Orleans, salvaged by St. John Towing Co. from Sagadahoc trade. Foremost 43 replaces the Pejepscot as tug powering the flotilla.
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Sagadahoc Towing Co
Orleans
Phippsburg
Cape Spencer
St. Martin
St. John Towing Co
New Brunswick
Sagadahce ‘Lowing Co
Salmon River
Doubling Point
Pejepscot
Foremost
Hampton
England
St. John
Charles H. Rush
George Burns
Foremost 43
Maine 4-H Club Membership Grows Across State
Maine 4-H Clubs report 6143 enrolled, up 850 from last year, led by L H Shibles. Garden project includes 697 youths and 477 join canning. Kennebec tops garden enrollments with 84, York close behind. Waldo and Penobscot lead canning with 93 and 73 members respectively.
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Maine
L. H. Shibles
University of Maine
Yongsters
Shibles
Kennebec County
York County
Waldo
Penobscot
Canning Club
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