Women's Auxiliary approves funds to aid community house note
The May 7 meeting of Winnegance Women’s Auxiliary voted $50 from its treasury to help pay the community house note due later in May. Men may furnish labor for adding an ell to the building as part of plans to aid kitchen and coat room needs, with supper fundraisers noted for May 22 and a May 22 building fund supper planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
Community House
Winneyance Community Club
Aus- Mary
Rey H
Chester Walker
Small Point
Warry
FL Oliver
Portland
Oliver
Emeline Williams
American Legion Weekly
Corliss Street
Mixx
Sarah Winter
Packland
Gorham Normal School
J. A. Trueworthy
Miks Arline
Gorham
Fairview Cemetery
Charles EK
Preble
Community Club
Ier
Morse Field
Wickers
Farle
Morse
Winnegance
Squaw Club
Robert T. Manson
Alice Colson
George M. Eaton
Warry BG. Williams
Parker O. Rogers
George VL. Cutting
Jage
Chester Talbot
Protect Timberlands From Blister Rust In Northeastern States
The Bureau of Plant Industry reports about 82,000 acres of white pine timberland were protected from blister rust in the Northeastern States, an 98 percent increase from last year. The campaign urges pine owners to remove wild and cultivated currant and gooseberry bushes within two feet of trees this spring and to contact the local blister rust control agent or state forestry department for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
State Forestry Department
Dureauoof
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
McDonald Withdraws Supreme Court Appeal
Joseph McDonald was arraigned in municipal court for assault against City Marshal Fred Hall. Judge Keegan fined him 100 dollars plus costs totaling 19.16. 50 days jail alternative. He appealed, posted 100 dollars bail, then withdrew appeal on Tuesday and will pay the fine. Witnesses included Mrs Dobson Miss Jenkins and Patrolman Pottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McDonald
Fred Hall
McDonald
John J. Keegan
Supreme Judicial Court
Ralph ©. Dale
Harey BE. Dobson
Trene Jenkins
Horace Pottle
Sagadahoe Square
Dobson
Thatch Shoe
Bridge-Merrill’s
Woolworths
Center Street
Parrest
Pottle
Truck With Scholars Crashes Into Fence Near Crossing
Neiley of West Bath driving a Ford loaded with Morse high pupils struck at Blind Crossing curve when steering failed. The car smashed through a white fence, tossing passengers. Miss Marion Purington and Neiley suffered numerous cuts. several pupils were bruised. no serious injuries reported.
Dromore Burying Ground Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Dromore burying Ground Association met at Miss Bessie Dickinson's home to review records and elect officers for the coming year. Calvin W. Rogers and Olin J. Rogers were elected to fill vacancies. grounds care plans were set and other local business discussed.
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Dromore
Dessie G. Diekkinsem
Bath
Miwell S. Crosby
Baths
Mary V Pelhaim Pith
Alien Shillings Sawyer
Martin Goodwin
Methuen
Mass
Weel Oi
Cox's Hlead
Wo Misuik Shkolfield
OM. Goodwin
Stummer
Vention
Ation Boys
Wilbur
Cox's Plead
A. B. Oliver
Parker Plead
Hleney Heald
Portland
Yarmouth
George CL Peyse
Path Puesdina
Haris Pushied
Durward Bowie
Thomas McCornick
Springvate
Florence Bassett
Jes Tepstan
Edwin Wayanam
Cat Parker Head
Mars
Leetina Wwan
Willistan
Wayman
Jan
J. Rodney Wyanan Dais
Seat C. Campbell
Williams
Campbell
Porthend
Bach City Hospital
Baither
Alkanah Woyonwa
State Road
Considerable Probate Court Business at Sagadahoc May Session
Sagadahoc county probate court held a May term session with Judge James S. Lowell rendering rulings on wills and administrations. Executors and guardians were named. inventories and accounts were filed and allowed. guardianship and bond matters were approved. licenses to sell real estate and supplementary inheritance tax filings were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe County
James S. Lowell
Clara Purinton
Dbawcoin
Ray Purinton
State of
Ernest
Paradis
Topsham
Jean Bo Paradis
All River
Mass
Btrhel
Frederick H. Kimball
Bath
Michel D
Marion W. Brookings
Woolwich
Rossa A. Trookings
Guardian
John Leon Preble
Flora R. Preble
Fred T. Kimball
Mary E. Kimball
Nose operation quoted at a high price
A wealthy patient asks the doctor about the cost of a nose operation. The doctor quotes “one thousand dolhkirs” and points out the client will want to boast to friends, implying ostentation over necessity in this Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Magnificent Maine estate shrouded in art and history
A detailed tour of a Maine property reveals Miss Edmunds and Mrs. Smith’s cottage filled with rare tapestries, Japanese and Flemish art, brass work, and portraits. The Browns’ Grouse House showcases Orient-inspired decor, priceless porcelain, and a legacy of Captain Chanberlain and Greenburgh lore.
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Maine
Pic
General Chaumberhain
Towdoin College
Simpson's Point
Iedmind
Tiois
Edmunds
Aninae
Elizabeth
Apis
Gettysburg
Oiny
Chiamherlain
Mdinaids
Trenton
Mar
EF. OW. Brown
Constantinople
Iepine Hoon
Sarah Knowles
Thos
Grouse
Philhidy
Brown
Charles le Clark
Huly Knowles Awias
Reese
Henetic
New
Hinckley
Crouse
Spencer
Requinis Censes
Cher Dosti
Dunlap Commandery Plans Skowhegan Visit
The Dunlap Commandery accepts an invitation to be guests of Skowhegan Commandery for June 24 with Blaiford also attending. The Maine-wide celebration follows St. John’s Day, with 24 commanderies expected to participate.
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Dunlap Commandery
Skowhegan
St. John’s
Ban For Commandery
Maine
Aras Yacht to be Launched May 17 at Bath Works
The yacht Aras being finished at Bath Tren Works Ltd for Hugh J. Chisholm of Portland will launch privately on May 17. The craft measures about feet with wide cruising capacity and elegant aluminum fittings. New printed chiffons for Summer wear feature large simple designs and white chiffons with iris or tulip prints.
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Aras
Bath Tren Works Ltd
Hugh J. Chisholm
Portland
Critiea
Pupils Shine in Fine School Musical Program
Readable segments describe a school musical event featuring choirs and orchestras. Names such as Rutherford White, Lenise, and Mary appear with students and teachers listed among performers and conductors. The piece highlights a lively program with chorus and glee club performances.
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Aye Phe
Porter Anhea
Sete
Caver
Desire Whitten
Shan Bo Alister
Ihre Tudor
Pernt Schooher
Cured Dinson
Walseat
Peenies
Ade Glee Club
Rutherford
White Choris
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Harry C. Williame
Herbert Morse
Isle Au Haut
Alpheus V Purington
Parker Head
Capt. Aind
Frank G. Purington
Percy Morse
Lewiston
Spindle City
Lincoln Lodge
Path
Auburn
Abou Ben Adbem
Androscoxgin
Rebekah
Boothbay Tlarbor
Porthind
Hallowell
Bangor
Fife and Dynan
Armory
Odd Fellows
Supreme Court
Phippsburg
Lowell
Menmentoes OF
Bath Trust CO
Morse Hich
Girfieie
Ele Sachs
Aaries
Uierter Bian
Ion Vroind
Miifalier
Fis
Lenise
Rose
Cer Ardiniteed
Minary
Tnidisn- Lo Peertieer
Ctutaren
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