Red Cross Flood Relief Campaign Proves Success
Bath raised upwards of 1600 for Mississippi flood sufferers exceeding the 400 quota, with 800+ by Saturday tag day. Mrs. Arthur Sewall chaired the committee. Ruth Skillings Virginia Paine Gertrude Maxwell and Eleanor Moulton aided. Carroll Watson mobilized crowds using a megaphone from headquarters, with prizes for top tag sellers including Frances Shaughnessey Elsie Wakefield Eleanor Danforth and Ruth Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Red Cross
Arthur Sewall
Harry FF. Morin
Carroll Watson
Front Street
Special Relief Fund
Ruth Skillings
Virginian Paine
Gertrude Maxwell
Martin Moulton
Eleanor Moulton
Adelaide Boynton
Junior Hospital League
Booth
Bridge-Merrill, Inc
Sewall
Astry Fo Morin
Mark WW
Tennessey Ghidly
OG Ladies’ Home
Thompson Bros, Inc
W. Ho Smith & Son
New Binghand Supply Co. W
the Times Co
Bertha Lord
Carolyn Turner
Marjorie Troop
Anna Hill
Eleanor Danforth
Gertrude Reed
Evelyn Donnett
Margaret Truse
Harriet Lord
Winifred Kennerson
Patricia Whitehouse
Charlottte O Brien
Frances Shaughnessey
Elsie Wakefield
Marjorie Dearborn
Margaret Lee
Mary McAllister
Priscilla Colby
Jean Danforth
Marion Whitten
Arline Bowker
Ruth Dale
Eunice Hanscom
Juanita Hodge
Evelyn Donnell
Genevieve Smith
Lomse Calderwood
Ruth Bishop
Doris Holbrook
Virginia Taylor
Chester Horne
North End
Watson
Obituary for George Albert Carey of Bath
George Albert Carey 6 a salesman died suddenly Sunday afternoon after months of poor health at 238 Cobb Road He was born in Thomaston son of Philip and Elizabeth A Carey and lived in Bath seven years coming from Hallowell Services will be held Wednesday morning at nine in the Sacred Heart Church He is survived by his wife a Morse High teacher of home economics a son James T P Carey his mother six sisters and three brothers including Rev Lee R Carey of St Bernard's Rockland The body was taken to Hallowell Monday Carey was a member of the Colonial Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Albert Carey
Cobb Road
Thomaston
Philip
Elizabeth A. Carey
Bath
Hallowell
Secred Heart
Carey
Morse High
James TP. Carey
Charles H. O'Brien
Thomas H. Cuddy
Boston
Walter Houghton
New York
Arthur Baird
Wellington
Ida KE. Carey
Rockland
Christine
John C. Carey
Victor R. Carey
Richmond
Lee R. Carey
St. Bernard's Parish
Mr. Carey
Colonial Club
Funeral for Charles W. Robinson Ship Carpenter
The funeral for Charles W. Robinson a well known ship carpenter who died suddenly Saturday was held Monday at 2 30 at his home 109 Middle Street Rev Robert H Carey of Corliss Street Church officiated The bearers were Guy Crocker Alton Wright Edwin F Pinson and Levi Spinney Burial was in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Robinson
Middle Street
Robert H. Carey
Corliss Street Church
Guy Crocker
Alton Wright
Edwin F. Pinson
Levi Spinney
Oak Grove
Bath girl injured in auto accident
Miss Josephine Freeman was riding a Stud when it plunged into the west side banking near the New Meadows Inn road on Sunday. She received a bad cut on a leg and minor bruises as the car hit the bank, lost a wheel, and shattered the windshield during the corner turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Freeman
New Meadows Inn Road
Climbing Out Worms Kill Blueberry Plants in Maine Counties
Maine blueberry fields report losses from climbing cutworms in 1925 and 1927 harvests. Entomologists identify three species in Cumberland County damaging buds at night. Poisoned bran mash with arsenic or Paris green is advised, applied after sundown on ridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Maine Agricultural Experiment Station
Artemp
Washington
Hancock Counties
Paris
Family pays final tribute to Luke Dugas farmer
Luke Dugas 72 died Saturday afternoon at his daughter Mrs John J Crane s home 40 Washington street where he had lived the past nine months Born in Digby Nova Scotia he was a farmer Survived by wife three sons William Gard ner Mass Harry Ellsworth Alfred Dugas Charlestown Mass four daughters Mrs Crane Bath Mrs Sandy Hall Malden Mass Mrs Frank Mallett Mrs Roland Haining Quincy Mass two brothers and one sister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Dugas
John J. Crane
Washington Street
Digby
N. S
William
Gardner
Mass
Harry
Ellsworth
Alfred Dugas
Charlestown
Crane
Bath
Sandy Hall
Malden
Frank Mallett
Roland Haining
Quincy
Roy A Henderson Jr dies at eight months old
Roy Alfred Henderson Jr son of Roy A and Gladys I Henderson died Saturday. Funeral held Monday at 145 PM at 357 Washington Street with Rev. Robert H Carey of Corliss Street church officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Alfred Henderson, Jr
Roy Alfred
Gladys I. Henderson
Washington Street
Robert H. Carey
Corliss Street
Oak Grove
Raymond O Downey Funeral Held at Oak Grove
The funeral of Raymond Oliver Downey, two year old son of John and Erna Downey, was conducted at two in the afternoon at the parents’ home, 25 Park Street, with Rev. Weston P. Holman of Beacon Street Church officiating. Burial followed in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Oliver Downey
John
Andernoon
Park Street
Weston TP. Holman
Beacon Street
Oak Grove
Dr Percival F Butler Spends Weekend in Bath With Mother
Dr Percival F Butler of Harvard Square Cambridge Massachusetts spent the weekend in Bath with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival F. Butler
Harvard Square
Cambridge, Mass
Bath
Masonic Sunday Observed In Bath With A Large Assembly
About 200 Masons gathered Sunday in Bath for a long observed Masonic service linking Polar Star lodge 1863 and Solar lodge 1904. Grand Master Rev. David L. Wilson preached at Central Church as other clergy joined, with music, prayers, offertory for Mississippi flood relief, and a benediction. The event sparked talk of making it an annual occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Moat Masonic Temple
Polar Star Lodge
Solar Lodge
Charles Myron Tubbs
Grace Church
George T. Wolstenholme
People’s Baptist Church
George Wilson Scudder
Universalist
Ehurch
Gounod
Fred Lincoln Hill
Lord Is
Burnham
Masonic
John Shaw
David L. Wilson
John
George Th. Wolstenholme
Beethoven
Albert Henderson
Fred Ss. Curtis
George J. Groodwin
Mr. Wilson
God
Wooler
David T. Wilson
Lefebvre- Wely
Sylvester TH. Rowland
David E. Rich
Karcher S. Jackson
Solar Star Lodge
John O. Moulton
George J. Goodwin
William I. Skelton
Masonic Singing Club
Fred S. Curtis
Roy F. Colby
W. Percy Marks
Luther S. Thompson
Arthur B. Stearns
Chester A. Plant
Ralph Blakeney
Harold LE. Cutting
Horace J. Morse
Daniel S. Williams
Otis N. E. Card
Lloyd G. Daley
Frederick FE. Edney
David Slenderson
Karcher Jeckson
Clean Up Week Proves Great Success in Bath
Bath residents see cleaner streets as city trucks remove rubbish from Lemont street to Bishop dock and North end. The final day runs from York street to Winship street as attics basements and lawns are tidied, improving home appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bishop Dock
Lemont Street
North End
York Street
Winship Street
Mrs Loring's Funeral for Rachel Totter Loring
The funeral of Mrs Rachel Totter Loring wife of Navy warrant officer John Alden Loring now in Chinese waters was held at her parents home 164 High street with Rev Robert H Carey officiating. Bearers were Daniel Williams Allan Spear Ernest Stinson and Audrey Drake. The body was entombed subject to internment upon Mr Loring's arrival.
Phippsburg Cal Rolls On as Town News Highlights
Phippsburg reports several local items including Rollins securing a road project from Center to Popham Beach and supervisor Elijah Bartlett taking charge of the new work at Selas. Donations reach the Albert FL Peto library from Mrs Freeman Merritt and Willis Jefferson with Nature magazines and manuscripts. Local residents Levy, Merritt, Welter, Morrison, O Pease, Garrish, Webber, Derkins, Coombs, Morse, Parrington, and others are mentioned in recent social and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Rollins
Popham Beach
Teouse
Elijah V. Baertlett
Selas Ovor
Sebases Estates
Yanetten
Ashdale
Albert FL Peto
Weel
Velwines
Alee
Seni
Paris
Parker
Regers
Ephraim Young
Alewives Draw Crowds to Damariscotta Mills Stream
Bath motorists flocked Sunday to Nequasset stream at Damariscotta Mills to watch alewives migrate from salt to fresh water. The highway was crowded with autos from across the state as locals observed the fish climbing falls and filling the pools. The event brings substantial revenue to Nobleboro and Newcastle fisheries, with Arthur Nickerson of Boothbay Harbor handling salted and traded catches for residents, smokers, peddlers, and dealers throughout New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Nequuasset Stream
Damariscotta Mills
Damariscott Mills
New England
Nobleboro
Newcastle
Arthur Nickerson
Boothbay Harbor
Winnesance Community Club Regroups For Spring Plans
Winnesance Community Club held its regular meeting on Thursday with talks on joint fund raising card party proceeds to pay the clubhouse note due soon. Henben Purington and J Parker Morse named House committee for the month as plans for spring and summer events were announced, while preparations for a large card party were underway to aid the note payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnesance Community Cub
Ttwax
Auxiiary
Henben Purington
J. Parker Morse
Wasiliars
Dromore Grange Tureday
Pomona
Charles FE. Blewar, Jr
Charles 3d
Richmond
Charles B. Hewitt
Fairview Cemetery Association
TlMboon
Omar
Elliot Karowles
Childern
Gloscester
Eugene Knight
Squaw Club
Charles KE. Hewitt, Jr
Walter Cromwell
Marcellus Adams
John G. Morse & Sons
Charles M. Perkins
Elbridge Morse
Parker Head
Corliss Street Pastor Re-elected At Parish Meeting
Rev. Robert IL Carey of the Corliss Street Baptist church was re elected for another year at the annual parish meeting in the vestry Monday evening. He was also selected to attend the State convention in Trourton in June. The year saw all bills paid with a strong treasury balance and a 13 member gain bringing total membership to 152. Large attendance noted. James W. Coombs elected moderator. Nellie G. Hunt clerk. Grace M. Watson treasurer. Nellie Hunt and Lizzie B. Chaney collectors. Sidney J. Eaton auditor. Trustees named: Sidney L. Eaton, James W. Coombs, Carroll A. Deering, Charles W. Ulant, Walter Taylor, Elbridge R. Wright, Chester AL Phint, Richard Seavey, Wilfred W. Chaney, Ernest Bi. Lizzie French joined floral committee. Bertha Scott chaired music committee with Pearl Campbell, Ida Purington, Phyllis Wright, Abby McCabe, Mary MeIntire on decorative. Linwood Russell, Albert McManon as ushers. Roscoe P. McFadden and wife visited Sebago Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert IL Carey
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Trourton
James W. Coombs
Nellie G. Hunt
Grace M. Watson
Nellie Hunt
Lizzie B. Chaney
Sidney J. Eaton
Sidney L. Eaton
Carroll A. Deering
Charles W. Ulant
Walter Taylor
Elbridge R. Wright
Chester AL Phint
Richard Seavey
Wilfred W. Chaney
Ernest Bi
Lizzie French
Bertha Scott
Pearl Campbell
Ida Purington
Phyllis Wright
Abby McCabe
Mary MeIntire
Plant
Harry Melcintire
Linwood Russell
Albert McManon
Westport Ferry Repair Nears Water Deployment
Westport work continues on repairing and reconditioning the North End ferry boat, with a new deck and deck beans installed. Road work resumes under Fred T Greenleaf, and Alvin Fogertwell funds improvements on the Sertwell Summer place road. Several residents, including Francis S Eaton and Mrs Eaton, will remain in Europe this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred T Greenleaf
Westport
Alvin Fogertwell
Sertwell
Cog
Thomas MelLaughlin
M. Ordway Lewis
Massachusetts
Ronald N. Tarbox
Quinney, Mus
James Db Tarbox
H. A. Swanton
Focal Schol Board
Woolwich
North End
Francis S. Eaton
Fred FE. Waite
Popham Beach Residents Advancing Cottage Improvements
Mrs. John A. Morse and Stanley Hyde are expanding cottages at Popham Beach Maine. Hyde plans a large addition and a new pumping station with pipes to his cottage, while he works on a garage and landscape gardening. Coastwise activity includes fuel delivery to the Coast Guard Station and iron piping for fencing, with a road to Marr's Hill summit for an observatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Morse
Stanley Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Maine
Fred A. Fuller
Portland
H. W. Owen and
Lath
Coast Guard
Charles IT. Hyde
Sabine
Marr's Hill
Mrs F Bert Oldham Returns From Hartford and Steubenville Visit
Mrs F Bert Oldham returns from a visit with her mother in Hartford Connecticut and her husband in Steubenville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bert Oldham
Hartford, Conn
Steubenville
Ohio
Tell It To The Marines at Opera House Next Week
Broadway attraction at the Opera House features the MGM epic Tell It To The Marines. The marine battle scenes were filmed with official sanction and include Lon Chaney William Haines and Eleanor Boardman. The production, directed by George Till, portrays a dramatic mission with Marine Corps personnel in duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Opera House
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayers
United States Marine Corps
United States
Lon Chaney
William Haines
Eddie Gribbon
San Diego Marine
George Till
Lan Chaney
Eleanor Boardman
Carmel Myers
Eddie Grilbon
Mitchell Lewis
Maurice Rains
Frank Currier
BE. Richard Sechayer
John A. Lejuene
Marine Corps
J. W. Wilcox
U.S. Mac
Cavite
Philippines
General Lejuene
Tickets On Sale For The Marines Parade Opera House
The Opera House box office will be open all day Wednesday and Thursday next week for Tell Tete The Marines and The Big Parade. Get your tickets early to avoid long lines at the bows of ars with seats reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tete the Marines
Bath Fire Companies for the Present Year
The Bath fire department has approved its yearly roster under Chief Engineer Darks. The list names Hook and Ladder, Engine 2, Engine 1, and Hose units with foremen, clerks, stewards, axemen, pipemen, and hose and batt men, plus two travelers returning from a two week automobile trip with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Fire Department
Enginerr
Roland F. Vero
Edward Clough
Frank Fortier
Joh Gallagher
Edward Rice
Axerman
Melvin Savage
Manuel Gallant
Osmond Erskine
Boston Captain and family on Getehell Street vacation
Captain Willian Small of Boston and his wife Mrs. Sool with children are spending a week’s vacation at their home on Getehell street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Small
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. W. Robinson Funeral
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Roy A. Henderson, JR
Raymond O. Downey
Masons
Phippsburg
Tetman Memorial Library
Mie
Reth Morrison
Charles Morrison
Sebisco
George O. Pease
Erwin Weet
Bewker
Mc Heald
V. Minot
Frank J. Qarrishiseo
Miles J. Webber i
Worthind
Charles Derkins
Mendas
Mro
Elbridge
Walker
Bertha Coombs
Id Brie Morse James AL Parrington
Parker Plead
Silas J. Voshard
Nequasset and
Winnesance
Roscoe P. McFadden
Sebago Lake
Bath Savings Institution
Bath Fire Companies
Elmer W. Rogers
Joseph Everard
John Marks
Charles Ridley
Charles Thayer
John Burgess
Archie Grant
Fred Bragg
Alex Burgess
Edward Whitehouse
Alden Denis Jr
Forrest Potter
Battman
Chester A. Lewis
Joseph Jenkins
Everett M. Stilphen
William F. Higgins
Herbert Shea King
Frank V. Gallant
Leon Rev Eaton
Arthur G. Kingsbury
Stephen Osborne
John Henry Cottreau
Clarence Leary
John Dwyer
Alvah Lewis
Emerson B. Glidden
Walter Russell
James Brewster
William Dwyer
Milton Savage
Frederick Cullen
Edward Miller
Clifton Spinney
Mroo Amd
Lewis FB. Gannon
ST Mihi Street
Aroostook County
Gannon
Maud Lowry
Milton, Mass
Johns-Manville
Commercial Street
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