Winnegance village school honored by Bates College dean visit
Winnegance on the Phippsburg side of the bridge is selected as one of three rural medal schools out of 22 in the union including Woolwich Georgetown and Arrowsic to be visited by Bates College Dean of Women in May. Mothers’ club and residents praised for support as other local events and meetings reflect community activity through June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates College
Phippsburg
J. A. Trueworthy
Mothers’ Club
Woolwich
Arrowsie
Georgetown
Women
Batex College
Ehth
Wilson Wright
Whippsburg School
Sagadahoe Ferry
Nequnsset
Center Church
Cemetery Association Plans Annual Meeting and Care Arrangements
Fairview cemetery association members and others will meet at the vestry Thursday evening at 7 80 standard time for the annual meeting. Elections of officers, reports and business will be discussed along with arrangements for cemetery care during the coming summer. Mrs Harry C Williams and Mrs Harry B Williams are noted in the Ladies meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Manson
Norfolk
Portland
New York
Thomas L. Perry
Bath
Robert I. Manson
Ladies’ Aid
Emily Williams
Winfield W. Morse
Women’s Auxiliary
Charles E. Preble
Charles B. Preble
I. A. Trueworthy
Rockland
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Reuben Purington
Squaw Club
Frank Perow
Harry B. Williams
Fred L. Parks
Sherman L. Morse
Arthur Stewart
Richard ©. Morse
Alice Colson
Massachusetts
John G. Morse
Sewing Club
Fairview
Dromore Grange
Edwin W
Harry F. Oliver
Winneganee
Phippsburg
Edith McLain
Parker Head
Harry C. Williams
Charles EK. Hewitt, Jr
Kittery
Charles E. Hewitt
Bridge Street
Charles B. Williams
Topsham
Fairview Cemetery Association
Woman's
Central Church Minstrel Show Delights Parish Audience
The Central Church choir minstrels staged shows at the parish house with Jack Shaw directing a 8 man end group, 24 member female chorus, and a wide set of solo performances. Notable numbers included What No Women and The Village Blacksmith, with encores from Laura Appleton and Ethel Parks. The program featured new scenery and strong piano and violin accompaniment, and a second performance was planned for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Choir
Central Church
Jack Shaw
End Men
Harold Cutting
Rudolph McRae
John Marks
Donald Wilson
Guy
The
Minstrels
John Burgon
George Goodwin
Ernest Wood
Gladys Tickle
Ray Hayward
Ethel Parks
Evelyn Young
Lillian Leeman
Peoria
Baltimore
Adelaide Campbell
Elsie Wakefield
Florence Coss
New
Robinson
Topsham
Clarence Reed
Bath
Mr. Berry
Terry
Brunswick
Shaw
Taura Appleton
Carrie Thompson
Senior Class Ball At Morse High Friday Evening
Morse high seniors host their final school social this Friday night with dancing to a college group led by Miss Myrna Avery. The event starts at eight, with a prepared floor and a hired caterer. tickets are available from the senior committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Myrna Avery
Shaw Patient Returns Home to Recover at Uncle's House
Roscoe H. Shaw, recently treated at City hospital, has gone to his uncle John Shaw on Oak Street to recuperate at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe H. Shaw
City Hospital
John Shaw
Oak Street
Captain Dingley Returns to Hockomock Command
Capt Charles W Dingley resumes duties as commander of the Bath state ferry Hockomock after a two week absence caused by a sudden attack of hiccoughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Dingley
Bath
Hockomock
Busy May session of Snagadahoe probate court noted
Judge James B. Lowell presided at the first May term session on May 4. Wills were allowed and administrations appointed with and without bond for estates including Peabody of Richmond Teabody Marr of Georgetown Purinton of Topsham and Small of Boston. Inventories and accounts were filed and approved for multiple estates with guardianship and tax matters and real estate licenses granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James &. Lowell
Snagadahoe Probate
Astate
Frederick Th. Peabody
Richmond
Margaret B. Teabody
Clarence E. Tuttle
Readville
Mass
Old Colony Trust Co
William Small
Boston
James H. Ames
David S. Carter
Woolwich
John HH
Carter
Eliza J. Marr
Georgetown
Frederick J. Hinckley
Mark L. Marr
Enuna P. Purinton
Topsham
Walter M. Mallett
Blanche FE
Ames
Annie Henderson
Frances JD
Kingsbury
Bath
Charles C. Low
Adeline Baker
Thomas M. Baker
George A. Coombs
Ira M. Coombs
E.t. A
Eliga
Marr
George A. Taston
B. R. Temple
John C. Warren
William A. Todd
Harry Eb. Whitney
Lessie Lancaster Guardian
State Blanche FE
Harriet A. Deering
Blanche FE. Ames
Annie S. Mahoney
Timothy McAuliffe
Oliver Moses
Rupert H. Maxter
Jacob Johnson
Addie McDonald
Arthur J. Dunton
Walter E. Covel
William H. Fiske
Chester A. Call
Ralph FE
Call
Ralph O. Dale
Mary E. Belcher
Clara H. Oliver
Mary FE. Williams
Fannie V. Webber
Agnes M. Small Minor
Brunswick
George TP. Ruth
Erwin
Turner
Charlotte St. Turner
George A. Baston
Sarah R. Given
Bert M. Webber
Chauncey F. Curtis
Mary F. Belcher
Nath
Sumner Strout
Claude Strout
William Yule
Mary D. York
Allan Spear
Ida J. Bugley
William Hf. Fiske
Clarence BE. Tyittle
G. Allen Howe
Westport Steamer Idle for Shaft Breakage in Boothbay Line
Westport Steamer Winter Harbor on the Boothbay Harbor to Wiscasset line is laid off due to a broken shaft. Westport ferry at the North End has resumed after being cut off. Road surveyor Fred P. Greenleaf begins highway repairs as conditions allow. Center School reopens after a week’s illness of teacher Miss Mabel Heal. Several visitors and residents are noted, including the Plummers of Westfield and the Pierces at the South End. The piece also reports tampering with and breaking into unoccupied dwellings and summer cottages during winter and the need for more effective prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter
Boothbay Harbor
Wiscasset
Sheepscot
Westport
North End
Fred PB. Greenleaf
Center School
Mabel Heal
Ek. H. Plummer
Westfield
Mass
Sandy Hill
Ernest Anderson
Burt Place
Anderson
Mary EF. Burt
Augustus A. Pierce
South End
Florida
Fred H. Judd
Lawrence Telegram
Ladd Cottage
Long Cove
John O. McHeffey
Arlington
Phippsburg Health Program Highlights Local School
Small Point school held a Friday program of recitations singing and quotations attended by many parents and friends. Mrs Calvin Oliver 95 joined a grand march at a party in Popham Beach with music dancing games and refreshments. Various residents were noted arriving staying and visiting Parker Head and Bath summer homes with trips by motor coach and plans for summer outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small Point
Calvin’ Oliver
Frank Oliver
Popham Beach
Society Hall
Popham
Oliver
Sitney Coffee
Timber Island
Phippsburg Center
Bessie
Grace Dickinson
Bath
Lamsher
Ken
Charles V. Minott
Boston
Robert Bonney
East Boston
Parker Head
Thomas Bonney
Harvard Medical School
W. G. Jefferson
Messrs
Bonney
Jefferson
Edwin J. Marsh
Charles Rollins
ParkerHteadt
Joshua Tibbetts
Ralph and
Louise
Charles Morse
Earl Morse
Sid
Walker Head
Galen Duley
Fred J. Hill
Henry Hodgdon
Willard Duley
Hill
Cordelia Morrison
Hodgdon
Duley
Pomeroy
East
H. J. Mank
Frank Wyman
Galen Daley
Bath City Hospital
Lloyd Daley
Mr. Daley
Popham Beach Notes Show Local Cleanup and Garden Efforts
Robert Seavey was in town collecting names for a directory. Residents are planting gardens and tending lawns. Autos were seen Sunday. Roads appear to improve. Charles Hyde makes a beauty spot with rose bushes and an elevated garden. A May party dance will be held at Society hall on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Seavey
Charles Hyde
Society Hall
Weekend Visitors and Local Notices in Bowdoinham
Nellie Rideout stayed with Annie Cobb for the weekend while Eva Weston visited Mrs. Heath. A J Pike was at his farm. a fire at Spearhouse prompted a fire engine call. Mr and Mrs Albert Smith Jive hosted, and Mr and Mrs Longfellow welcomed a baby boy. Vachon family from Bath visited with relatives. Ernest Millay bought a Ford sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Rideout
Annie Cobb
W. J. Graves
A. J
Pike
Eva Weston
Frank Heath
Spearhouse
Albert Smith
Tina Jack
Lester Longfellow
Hallowell
Capt Omar W Humphreys Dies Visiting Yarmouth Relative
Capt Omar W Humphreys of Isthmian Live died Tuesday night in Bath while visiting his brother at the old home in Yarmouth. He was a guest of Mr and Mrs Fred D Hill at the time of his passing, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar W., Humphreys
Yarmouth
Bath
Fred D. Hill
Jinx in Woodpile Leads to Burns in Steep Falls
Local incident reports premature gun powder discharge while John Gallant split wood in Steep Falls, burning his face and hand. Also notes Augusta Y M C A campaign kick off, Ellsworth Chamber event, sightings of a strange brown animal, and various local civic updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gallant
John
Lucky Escape on Med Way Road Near Iron Bridge
Slim Burrill and three others narrowly escaped serious injury when a touring car overturned after dropping over a 10 foot embankment and fence on the Med way road near the Millinocket Stream iron bridge. Burrill avoided children in the road by driving through the fence. the car turned over and righted itself with only slight cuts and bruises to the occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slim Burrill
Medway Road
Iron Bridge
Millinocket
Burrill
Idaho picks KE FE Kidder to head federal aid traffic work
Kidder, a highway engineer with the U S Bureau of Public Roads, designated to lead federal aid trams work in Idaho. He has worked on bureau road projects in Utah and Idaho and is the son of Mr and Mrs A A Kidder of Winslow. He graduated from Waterville High School in 1891 and the University of Maine in 189? He spent nine years after graduation in northern New York state building a career as a highway engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Kidder
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Utah
A. A. Kidder
Winslow
Waterville High School
University of Maine
New York State
Maine Man Dies In Portland Resident Bowdoin Classmate Honor Round
Horace M. Jordan dies in Portland after a long residence there. He was a Bowdoin College classmate of Generals Francis Fessenden Henry Goddard Thomas and William Henry Clifford and William H. L. Ander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Horace M. Jordan
Portland
Bowdoin College
Francis Fessenden
Henry Goddard Thomas
William Henry Clifford
William HL. Ander
Deaths in Washington D C Brother at Bedside
A son died in Washington D C on Thursday. His brother Edward Jordan of Portland was at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Edward
Jordan of Portland
Hayward Promoted to Sub Master Post at Morse High
Raymond V. Hayward, Morse high school instructor and coach for five years, is promoted by the Board of Education to sub master and athletic director. Elford A. Stover will replace him as coach of the boys' athletic activities and will continue as Times sports editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond V. Hayward
Morse High School
Board of Education
Elford A. Stover
Hayward
Stover
the Times
Memorial Exercises and Church Services Schedule
Woolwich plans memorial services at the Baptist church in Montsweag Sunday evening May 20 at 7 30. Congregational preaching resumes at Day’s Ferry Sunday May 16 at 2 30 with Rev. Edwin D Hardin of Winter Street church preaching for the first time since January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Montsweag
Day's Ferry
Edwin D. Hardin
Winter Street
Bath Loan & Building Assn Placed Under Receiver
The Bath Trust Company is named receiver for Bath Loan & Building Association to liquidate assets, protect shareholders, and report to the court. The receiver may sell assets, collect debts, and report annually to the Bank Commissioner of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Loan & Building Association
Bath Trust Company
Bath
Laid Loan & Building Association
Bank
Maine
Ralph ©. Dale
Fred D. Hill
Receiver Report on Kath Loan & Building Association
Court authorized receiver must report by September 1, 1926 on claims allowed and disallowed and amount due to shareholders. Receiver to detail assets and liabilities and periodically update the court on proceedings and finances and may seek orders as needed. This tenth day of May, A D 192_.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kath Loan & Building Association
May Term Court Opens in Bath with McCullough Assault Trial
May term court convened in Bath with court stenographer John A Hayden. Attending attorneys included Ralph O Dale Edward Wortingham John P Carey and others. William McCullough of West Bath faces trial for assault with intent to kill Osmond Higgins in a property dispute. Grand jury also charged William J Rouse Jr and Eleazer Kine both of Bath with manufacture of intoxicating liquors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hayden
Ralph O. Dale
Edward Wolringham
John P. Carey
John J. Keeson
Arthur J. Dunton
Wiliam T. Hall
Walter S. Glidden
Franklin Pierce Sprague
City of
Osmond Higgins
Grand
William J. Rouse, Jr
Eleazer Kine
Bath
National Grange to Assemble in Portland for Major 1926 Session
The National Grange plans its 60th annual convention in Portland from November 10 to 18, drawing over 15 900 members from more than 30 states. The climax will be the Seventh Degree conferment with an expected class over 10 000. Special trains and reduced rates will aid travel as delegates tour nearby historical and agricultural sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Portland
Pacific Coast
Boston
Mechanics Building
United States
Grange
New York
Sacramento
California
Maine
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Central Church Choir
Entertainment
James S. Lowell
Bowdoinham Post Road
Augusta Y
Augusta Y. M
Augusta
Ellsworth
Cobbesser
Gardiner
Walter A. Morse
George Hoyt
Mr. Morse
Charles Nute
Mr. Nute
Woman's American Baptist Home Mission Society
William J. Budgell
Somerville
William H. Jones
Grafton J. Gray
Lewiston
Lydia Farnsworth Jordan
Cardiner
Belfast
Moosehead Lake
Bangor
Chamber of Commerce
Clarence €. Stetson
Halé
Committee On Naval Affairs
Navy Department
Sesqui
Charles R. Cranham
Philadelphia
Austin Organ Co
Kotzselhmar
Linnwood Farnham
Charles Courboin
Wanamaker
Paris Conservatory of Music
Bath Savings Institution
Trust Company
National Grange
All Maine
Marion Hill Freeman
Mexico
Clifford
Madriei V. Davis
Granite
Eva Pratt
Cosmopolitan Club
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