Cosmopolitan Club to Attend Maine Federation Event at Bates
Members of the Cosmopolitan club plan to attend the Maine Federation of Women's Clubs Field Day of Literature at Bates College in Lewiston on May 20. The program includes a welcome by Bates President Clifton D. Gray, poetry contest results, lectures by Dr. Edwin M. Wright and Dr. Mary Ellen Chase, a book fair, and a one act play by the Bates 4-A Players. Reservations due by May 17 to Mrs. Marian Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Lewiston
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Bates College
William F. Schoppe
Division of Literature
Maine Federation
Clifton D. Gray
Edwin M. Wright
Bates
Elm Street Universalist Church
Marian Elliott
James Street
Auburn
Mary Ellen Chase
Smith College
Maine
Little Theatre
Grosvenor M. Robinson
Morse High School
Chase Hall
College Chapel
Annie L. Barr
Harry J. Stone
Federation
Henri Crosby
Luther Scales
O. W. Jones
D. A. Barrell
Lewis W. Hyde
A. A. Hovey
Anne Wiseman
David Shakespeare
W. W. Bolster
W. L. Haskell
Murray
Ralph Cutler
George Barron
George M. Chase
W. J Renwick
Sacred Heart circle of D of Isabella holds May meeting
Sacred Heart circle No. 551 Daughters of Isabella met in Knights of Columbus hall with about 80 attendees. Regent Mrs Andrew C Flaherty presided. A charity card party for St Marys church is planned at Hotel Phoenix under committee led by Mrs Addison Jones. State convention in Bangor May 13–14. Several members to attend. One new member joined. four to be admitted June 2. Holy Communion planned May 21 at St Marys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Andrew C. Flaherty
St. Mary’s Church
Addison Jones
Hotel Phoenix
Mny
Kenneth I. Percival
Harold B. MacElman
Mabel C. O’hara
Mary A. McAllister
Oscar J. Tanguay
Ella J. Hart
George A. Dickinson
Catherine FE. Conley
Arthur Jenkins
Stella Maris Circle
Lewiston
Lewiston Circle
The
Bangor
Sacred Heart
Flaherty
Mary A. Royal
Margaret M. Allen
James E. McLaughlin
Frank F. Colburn
Out of Town Guests at Genesta Meeting
Genesta chapter No. 73 O E S entertained out of town guests in Mason Temple. Visitors included Mrs Hattie Hall grand Esther and Harry Grindell past grand patron from Waterville, plus Mr and Mrs Oscar Hubbard and Mrs Sarah Shaw and Henry Shaw. Children’s program directed by Mrs Donald D Young featured piano solos duets recitations and cornet and reading selections. Ice cream and cookies from Oakhurst Dairy were served. Mr and Mrs Maurice Haynes of Academy Street visited Portland Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
Masonic Temple
Hattie Hall
Grand Esther
Harry S. Grindell
Grindell
Oscar Hubbard
Waterville
Sarah A. Shaw
Henry G. Shaw
Mabel B. Merrill
Donald D. Young
Florence Tait
Betty Small
Alma Tait
Ruth Small
Margaret Rich
Colleen Rowe
John Wakefield
Léah Merrill
Leah Merrill
Mother's Day services at Small Point church Phippsburg
Phippsburg observes Mother's Day with a Small Point Baptist church service next Sunday night at 7.8. T. Miss Cora Campbell visited Madison and Randolph. A Bath party honored J Lester Morse. Numerous locals visited, hosted, and traveled between Bath, Sebasco, Portland, and York in the week.
Popham Visitor Seriously Injured in Cambridge Home
Mrs. Anna C. M. Tillinghast, immigration commissioner at Boston port, fell on attic stairs April 29 in Cambridge and fractured a small leg bone. She is home with left leg in a plaster cast, cast expected for ten days, while her first grandchild visits from Belmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna C. M. Tillinghast
Cambridge
Mass
Port of
Boston
Bellevue Avenue
Frances M Merrill dies in Phippsburg at 61
Frances M Merrill a Bath native aged 61 died suddenly from a heart attack Friday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George H J Ingalls in Phippsburg where she had been staying about two weeks She was born in Kittery to Origen B and Mary Merrill and lived much of her life in Bath later moving to Turner and returning to Bath Protecting her relatives two nephews P M Hardy of Philadelphia and Samuel Jordan of Bath and two nieces Mrs Paul Palmer and Miss Ruth Jordan of West Roxbury Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M. Merrill
George H. J. Ingalls
Phippsburg
Miss Merrill
Kittery
Origen B
Mary Merrill
Bath
Turner
P. M. Hardy
Philadelphia
Samuel Jordan
Paul Palmer
Ruth Jordan
West Roxbury
Mass
New Official Record Cow Earns AA Class Entry
Peterboro New Hampshire reports Princess Delight of Millay Homestead 184609 a seven year old cow in Richmond bred by Millay Brothers achieving 9928.0 pounds of milk and 642.9 pounds of fat in class AA earning entry in the Advanced Register of the American Guernsey Cattle Club.
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Peterboro
N. H
Millay Brothers
Richmond
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Princess Delight
Millay Homestead
Community notices and gatherings in Winnegance area
Weekly party nights at the community house featured prizes won by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Lemont and Almon R. Perry with Mrs. Augustus Small. Auxiliary to the Community club met at the president’s home, Mrs. Charles E. Hewitt Jr. Squaw club hosts Mrs. Parker O. Rogers. George Thompson of Brooklyn bought the George Oliver farm at Phippsburg Center near Small Point junction. he and his wife will live there with his parents, who will miss them. George A. Merritt recovering from a serious illness at home, enjoying visits from neighbors. Card party, contract, auction, and pitch planned. refreshments served. William and George Thompson updated residence to the new farm. Squaw club met with hostess Mrs. Parker O. Rogers. Next meeting with Mrs. Harry F. Oliver. Elmer Coggeshall shipped 200 young chickens for poultry business. Sherman L. Morse and sons plan to join Hudson river steamer. Morse is chief engineer. Village road work and cold-patch repairs noted. alewives appearing in the lake. Richard C. Morse delivering nursery stock in Sagadahoc county. Local baseball practice and likely game vs South End at Morse’s field. Plowing and ground preparation for planting ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small Point Baptist Church
Cora Campbell
Madison
Randolph
W. B. Perry
Doris
J. Lester Morse
Bath
Arthur Walter
Stanford, Conn
Sylvester Cushman
Portland
Sebasco
Martha Small
Edith Skillings
Mabel Blaisdell
T. W. Pease
Carrie French
Meadowbrook Road
James E. Perry
Samuel McElroy
Ft. McKinley
Allie Rollins
Harry Spencer
Clarence Perkins
Popham Beach
Elkanah Wyman
Margaret
Page Wyman
Guy Crowley
Dora
Blanchard
Yarmouth
New York
Annie Cox
Kennebec
Hattie Bowie
Lisbon Falls
W. R. Bowie
Emma Perry
George Oliver
Union 48
Sagadahoc Ferry
Woolwich
Phippsburg
Eleanor Pye
Theresa
Arthur C. Lemont
Almon R. Perry
Augustus Small
Charles E. Hewitt Jr
Squaw Club
Parker O. Rogers
George Thompson
Brooklyn
N. Y
William Thompson
Phippsburg Center
Small Point
Basin Roads
Center Pond
Winneganee
George A. Merritt
Mr. Merritt
City Hospital
George
Harry F. Oliver
Elmer Coggeshall
Richard C. Morse
Sagadahoc
Morse’s Field
Musical Society Hosts Rubinstein Club For Music Week
Les Camarades Musicaux will host the Rubinstein Club of Rockland at Winter Street Church on Thursday night at 8 15. Allan Ramsay urges music lovers to support Music Week and the club’s efforts to promote fine music and educate the public despite higher production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Camarades Musicaux
Rubinstein Club
Rockland
Chapel of Winter Street
Allan Ramsay
Martha
Les Camarades
Bridge and Whist Party At Red Men Hall
28 tables were in play at the Sasanoa tribe No. 64 I O R M and Ramona council No. 27 D of P event held Monday evening in Red Men's hall. Committee in charge included Ernest R. Avery Ralph J. Boardman Arthur B Haggett and Mrs How ard E Blake Mrs Edgar H White Mrs George A Wade and Miss Minnie C Woodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasanoa Tribe
Ramona Council
D. of P
Red Men's Hall
Ernest R. Avery
Ralph J. Boardman
Arthur B. Haggett
Howard E. Blake
Edgar H. White
George A. Wade
Minnie C. Woodman
Control of Dairy Industry Sought
Mr Bird argues a cooperative plan will stabilize the dairy industry and deliver permanent relief to farmers. He urges New England Dairies membership, unified action, and full dealer book audits before implementation, aiming to control 98 percent of Boston milk supply and shift surplus into regional cream sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
New England Dairies
New England
Boston
Cute Little Miss Sponsors Craft Tugboat Description
A detailed construction description of a tugboat powered by a Winton Diesel six cylinder engine delivering 600 horsepower at 250 RPM. It notes riveted hull, welded bulkheads, line of equipment, electric generators, air systems, lubrication and filtration setups, a 10 KW generator, a 16 cubic foot air compressor, and a Carter sanitary pump. The vessel features hydraulic steering, electric lighting, a Tyson whistle, and chromium finish with brass fittings and polished hull colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell
Kingsbury
Fletcher
Goodrich
Carter Sanitary
Wescomake
Decatur
Lazarette
Tyson
National Radiator Corp
American Engineering Co
Bath Iron Works Corp
Obituary: Julia A Varney, 95, Bath lumber dealer widow
Julia A Varney died Friday noon at her home 1062 Washington Street after five years bedridden. Born in Richmond she moved to Bath young and remained a resident. She was widow of Joseph Varney a prominent Bath lumber dealer who died 33 years ago last February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia A. Varney
Joseph Varney
Washington Street
Richmond
James
Anna Gilpatrick Williams
Varney
Bath
North Bath
Memorial of Mrs Varney at Bath Church District
In Bath the obituary notes Mrs Varney long faithful to First Baptist church. She endured a long illness with patient fortitude. Survived by three daughters Miss Corrie Varney Miss Clare Varney and Miss Alice Varney, all at home. The Varney property included Varneys Mills and store yard near Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co. on Front street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varney
Bath
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Front Street
First Baptist Church
Corrie H. Varney
Clare A. Varney
Alice E. Varney
Minnie M Casey Widowed Casey Dies at 66 in Portland
Minnie M Casey 66 widow of Thomas W Casey of Portland died Friday at her home 108 Center street after returning weeks ago from Portland where she lived 28 years. Born in Bath to Benjamin and Aramede Peron she moved to Portland after marriage. Surviving sister Mrs Alice L Morse of Bath and brothers William G Perow San Francisco Augustus Perow Bath and Benjamin Perow Brooklyn NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie M. Casey
Thomas W. Casey
Portland
Center Street
Bath
Benjamin and
Aramede Peron
Alice L. Morse
William G. Perow
San Francisco
Augustus Perow
Benjamin Perow
Brooklyn
N. Y
Funeral for F C Nason Held at Soldiers Home Togus
Military funeral services for For rest C Nason, Lewiston native and Spanish American War veteran, were held at the Soldiers Home Togus followed by burial in the cemetery there. He is survived by brother Harry P Nason of this city three sons Forrest and Preston Donnell of Auburn and Gerard Nason of Dorchester Mass a sister Mrs Gertrude A Small of Lisbon Falls and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest C. Nason
Lewiston
Togus
Nason
Harry P. Nason
City
Forrest
Preston Donnell
Auburn
Gerard Nason
Dorchester
Mass
Gertrude A. Small
Lisbon Falls
Funeral for Mrs Sarah Otis Wright in Woolwich
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Otis Wright widow of Cleveland B. Wright was held Friday at her daughter's home in Woolwich with Rev. Charles R. Sims presiding. Burial followed at Riverside Cemetery North Woolwich. Harold Adams, Charles Syde, Gerald Atkinson and F H Reinoehl of Bath Iron Works enjoyed a fishing weekend at Sheepscot Lake after traveling to East Jerma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Otis Wright
Cleveland B. Wright
Fred P. Hanson
Center Road
Woolwich
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Bath
Riverside Cemetery
North
Harold Adams
Charles Syde
Gerald Atkinson
F. H. Reinoehl
Dewey
Coast Jon
Bath Iron Works Corp
East Jerma
Sheepscot Lake
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Cosmo Club
Field Day of Literature
Sacred Ee T Org
Maurice Haynes
Academy Street
Popham
Musical Society
Olacl E
General Motors
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit, Mich
Flint
Mich
G.M.A.C
M. McKown
Boothbay Harbor
Turner & Gilpatrick
William Prentice Richmond
Bowdoinham
Wiscasset
Cute Little Miss
F. C. Nason
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