Pleasant reception for North End pastor
Members and friends gathered Friday at Beacon vestry to welcome Rev. I. Lewis Wall and wife for another year. Milton H. Douglas led the program with speeches, poems, and music as Mrs Wall received a bouquet. Attendees included local pastors, church officers, and Epworth League members.
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Beacon Vestry
I. Lewis Wall
Milton H. Douglas
Beacon Street
Mr. Wall
Bath
William J. Crafts
Wall
Alice M. Douglas
C. Be. Brown
Wesley Church
J. O. Taylor
Corliss Street Church
Lillian Rogers
Frances J. Lane
Elizabeth McGrath
Harry Deals
Herbert Douglas
Wilbur Hagan
Edwin Powers
Epworth League
Leland Plummer
Karen Simith
Rolvin Bowie
Rey
Sisal Wds Valea
eMachy Douglas
Frank Daley
Ladies Aid
Winnig Whitehead
Dorcas Guild
George T. Davenport
Steamboat Service Linked to Boston Route This Summer
Bath and Kennebec river points will gain a summer steamship link to Boston. City of Bangor starts mid June on the route with Wiwurnut as transfer to Boothbis Harbor and the islinos. Grass fires on Preat's island threatened pulpwood but rain averted major loss. Island owned by Calis and Stport parties, site of Maine’s first canning factory. Saco River flooding disrupted Roosevelt trail to Mast Fryeburg Bridgton, forcing detours via Brownfield and Denmark.
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Bath
Kennebec River
Boston
Sumner
City of
Bangor
Wiwurnut
Boothbis Harbor
Tee Thursday
Calis and
Stport Parties
Maine
Saco
Ast Fryeburg
Mast Fryeburg
Bridgton
Brownfield
Denmark
Popular Young People Unite In Marriage In Bath
Marys Mona chy luerning, oof Miss Frances Mary Cummings, daughter of Mr and Mrs. John W. Cummings, to Eugene Maher Desmond of Bath. The ceremony was led by Rev N J. who celebrated. The bride wore champagne canton crepe with bronze and gold beading and carried apholit roses. Margaret Cummings, sister, wore orange crepe with champagne lace carrying lavender sweet peas. Best man Daniel ODea of Lowell. Reception at the bride’s Oak street home. The couple, popular Bath residents, will reside at TS Lincoln street after a wedding trip to Montreal and Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. Marys Monachy Luerning
Frances Mary Cummings
John W. Cummings
Eugene Maher Joesmond
John J. Wesmond
N. Oj
Indah
Bath
Margaret Cimmiings
Miss Cummings
Daniel O'Dea
Lowell
Mass
Tail Guay
Thomas Cuniuings
Welen Clinto
Delsoven
Lorenzo Collins
Oak Street
Mar
John Ed. Desmond
Ethel Hunter
Milton Trott
Raphael Potter
Henrietta Potter
Lrma Farrar
Dressmond
Hebron Academy
Gass
TLE
Martha Washington Seminary
Washinger I
Oo Schiss
Toon
Morse High School
Chess of
Tot
John J. Desinoml Co
Roku TE Smith Post
American Legion
Bath Rotary Club
Knights of Columbus
The
Colonial Club
Alonzo Smith
J. Kn. Weehan
Gertrude Feehan
Portland
Ralph Gi. Stetson
Boston
Katherine Cooney
Fowell
Tex Aves Maney
Dexter
Path
Montreal
Quebec
Hle
Desmond
Lincoln Street
North Grammar Team Defeats Dike School in Slow Match
The North Grammar team beat Dike School 9 to 1 on Meadow Way grounds Thursday afternoon. Both teams claim advantages for a rematch Monday after school at the JX KR car barn lot. Olga Nethersole announces a parliamentary run, citing humanity as her religion.
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North Grammar
Dike School
North Grammar School
Dike
Meadow Way
Othe North Grammar
JX. & KR
Olga Nethersole
Olga
Georgetown Social Notes and Local Visitors
A crowded Georgetown social page lists visits and events. Worcester entertainer David Simmons and Boston friends enjoyed a weekend at Wennewbee Mountain, alongside many local residents attending services and gatherings. Trips to Bath, Robinhood, and Topsham are noted with several temporary guests and community activities led by Rev. Boyd and Mrs. Drake among others.
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Wot. Boyd
Stoward
David Mes
Simmmons
Worcester
Mass
Boston
Wennebee
Lewiston
Evereit Campbell
Legion Post Discusses Memorial Day Plans
Richmond post members meet at Legion hall to review Memorial Day parade plans and school involvement. Commander A Watson leads visitors including Leroy Dickinson and Dr Victor Carey. Baseball team to Wiseisset Friday. social hour follows with sandwiches, cake, coffee, and cigars.
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Richmond Post
A. L
Smith Post
Legion Hall
Beta Posts
A. Watson
Adji Cite
Bath
Leroy Dickinson
Victor Carey
Tivde Gamp. S.oef Vo
Sedgwick Post
Putre
Leon
Wiseisset
Richmond
Businessmen form progress in new Bath association
A Bath business group reports definite steps toward forming a new organization to replace the Chamber of Commerce. Thirty-one attendees, committee appointments, membership canvass, and talks on factory relocation, improved welcome signage, tourist services, and summer rest facilities were noted.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Hinckley & Hinckley
Arthur G. Spears
Porshind
Northene
Louis A. Jack
Charles H. Oliver
William A. Pall
Ralph O. Dale
Peeling
Irish
Arthur Sewall
Dade
Sewall
Robert Sb. Ibateh
Clrarit
Ralph IX. Plall
Weeling
Mather
Ponce
Joseph Charles Footer
J. Horace McCuve
Ralph N. Hall
Charles Th. Cahill
John AH. Preemian
Frank W. Perkins
Eugene V. Reed
Eugene Desmond
Ralph IK. Tall
Charles HH. Catill
John J. Desmond
Fred 2Ic Teeling
Harry A. Starbird
Scott R. Prye
Frank WW. Perkins
Willian A. Pall
To. Lynch
Raymond V. Hayward
Thomas J. Morrison
Sam Levin
M.S. Povieh
Henry G. Hodgdon
Daniel A. Bishop
J. Horice McChire
Charles K. Oliver
Marshall Oa. Haraden
Allan M. Trish
Titers J. Statson
Rufus Ay Vial
Robeth Tediteh
We Peres Marks
Howard
Joscoe KE. Perkins
Roland TH. Smith
Oliver V. Webster
Scoutmnster
Bath
Raymond Ve Hayward
Morse High School
Staf
Cliss
Five Islands Ladies' Aid marks sixth anniversary at the Grange
The Five Islands Ladies' Aid celebrated its sixth anniversary with a piano selection by Mrs Juva Gray and officer elections led by President Miss Izetta Pinkham. Members and visitors enjoyed cake sandwiches and desserts, with reports of members visiting cottages and local events including church services and Sunshine Circle activities.
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Ladies’ Aid
Mes
Juva Gray
Mas
Izetta Pinkham
First View
Bien Phagans
Vinnette Pied
Valli Ste Vehs
Livia Grays
Julia Matis
Clare Marr
Violette Pield
Eugene Pharferd
Isabelle Savage
Ivetta Winkham
Mars
Adee Aanazeeu
Cutting Compittee
Minerva Dianna
Chara Davis
Mugen Harferds
Sunahige
Luv Gray
Magenta Hourferd
Aieei- Wi
Dilen Diigan
Mro
Howard
Daath
George Ganty
Bath
Sunshine Ceiver
Iva Cromwell
Georgetown
Boyd
Drath
Bran
Stevens
Forest Tanna
Boston
Charles Thanna
Wallace Pierce
Malden
Melvin Tarford
J. M. Steversis
Traverse Jury
Canvel
Wl UT Bosd
Prank Teald
Elizabeth Cromwell
Sunshine Circle
Denner
Alfred Rowe
Evelyn
John Grindell
J. E. Blaisdell
Grange Hall
T. W. Blaisdell
Porthind
Richmond
Hurry Are
Ida Oliver
Theo. Oliver
William Belanger
Porth
Raymond
Revo NJ Boynton
Benard Boynton
Boynton
Parson’s Paradise
Maiden Island
Charles MacMihan
Lona Higgins
Teopiss
Cottige
Charles Campbell
Robinhood Wars
Tshindis
Harley Harley
Webster Tharles
Esther Worthing
Liki Thibodeau
Charles Amazeen O
AL ON
Stott
Arthur Rowe
Georgeve
North End Cottage Guests Extend Summer Season
Westport residents Mew and Mrs dimes Laawrener and Ma with Mrs Preston Glidden of Gardiner Nee and Mrs Wesley Curtis traveled to a Sumner cottage on the North end for a midweek visit. Miss Florence A Williams and Miss Minin Williams of Providence arrived to open the first side for an extended season, joined by Carl B Smith of Melrose Mass. Fred M Furbush owner of The Oasis on the Pyanville Road Auburn suffered a likely fatal head injury when a low beam struck him as he backed from his car and he remains in critical condition at a Lewiston hospital.
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Mew
Dimes Laawrener
Preston Glidden
Gardiner Nee
Sumner
North End
Wesley Curtis
William Tnd Teagan
Florence A. Williams
Minin Williams
Providence
Rot
Carl B. Smith
Melrose
Mass
Fred M. Furbush
Pyanville Road
Auburn
Lewiston
Bath Aerie of Eagles elects its officers
Harold W. Child became worthy past president after 19 months as presiding officer. Bath Aerie of Eagles elected officers for the year with Edward J. Lee as president and Harold W. Child named trustee among others. Winthrop chosen representative to the Grand Aerie in Providence in August with credentials issued during the meeting.
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Harold W. Child
Bath Werie
Eakles
Ele
Aerie
Grand Aerie
Providence
Roof
Edward J. Lee
Ose Thornton
Randall
Generous Donation From Horne on Pinks and Roses Sale
Mrs. Harry L. Horne sent a check for 101.65 dollars to the Main Public Health Association after a pinks and roses sale Saturday run by the PoP. Ass. with help from high school girls.
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Harry L. Horne
Maing Publicealth Association
Pop
Spring Song and Vermont Sugar Season Near End
A nostalgic verse about springtime beauty with blooming flowers and birds. Vermont maple sugar season nears completion after an unusually strong run, leaving farmers with a sugar surplus and promising harvest.
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Vermont
City of Rockland a Sunken Relic in Salem Wharf Sale
The once proud City of Rockland steamship now lies a hollow shell at Salem’s White Street Wharf after heavy damage from a Kennebec voyage. Wreckers hauled her from the rocks last fall and tackle is to salvage upper decks for a Massachusetts resort restaurant and future dwellings. Built in Boston, she served between Boston and Bangor before routing on the Kennebec.
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New Mayland
Rockland
Kennebec
White Street
Salem
Boston
Massachusetts
City of
Bangor
Belfast
Camden
City of Bangor
Boston Kennebee
Eastern Steamship
LO Oyedes
Wong
New England
Court Convenes for May Session in Bath and Nearby Towns
The May session of the court convened with Judge Doinham presiding. Jurors and supernumeraries were listed including Fred W. Atkinson as deputy sheriff in charge. Jury members from Bath and surrounding towns were excused until Wednesday morning at 8:30 standard time as Pattangall arrived in town.
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Doinham
Fred C. Potter
Bath
Harry Loti
Beled
Iey Woolwich
Charles H. Cary
Topsham
William M. Adams
Arthur B. Larrabee
Charles I. Madden
Melvin A. Liggett
Wallace R. Hatch
Bowdoin
Supernumeraries
Terrey Dbaker
James M. Stevens
Georgetown
Levi T. Thompson
Fred W. Atkinson
William RK. Pattangall
Nicholas Murray Butler to Be Heard on Private Enterprise
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University will address a National Industrial Conference Board dinner on the relation of government interference to private business Excerpts indicate the talk will be extemporaneous and broadcast to a radio audience The program focuses on Butler s remarks expected to last about three quarters of an hour and will be carried via the Hotel Astor station
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Nicholas Mirras Butler
Columbia University
National Industrial Comference Board
Ida
National Industrial Conference Board
Butler
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Tel
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D. M. Humphreys & Co
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Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Eugene M. Desmond
W. T. Boyd
Duque
Theatwth
Soummwest Distriet
Burst Baptist Church
Mgr
Willian Oliver
Ane
Gilitdys Oliver
Bathoon
Bask Heald
Tavelyn Prnssey
South School
Montsweins
Pwoen Irou
Walter ‘Ty Newdick
Kathleen Gray
Pine Islands
Banna Billings
Robinhood
Aquigusti Rowe
Stearns Reott
George Williams
Waterville
West Georgetown
George Smith
Meeks
Grace Ward
Topstain
John K. Diickie
William A. Podd
Thomas Stenhouse
Wall Return
Dorchester
Heo
Sola J. Blackie
Owen Wo Marr
Willian Pacrns- Worth
Clara McTeed
Woolwiel S
Pof Stdeals
Wlp. Bexvd
Mive Mahan Island Phursding
Hayles Harley
Maesburg Arts
Kimball Drug Co
Ralph Dunton
Leon Oliver
Newburyport
Charles Oliver
W.om. Mallet
Cosa
Arthur la. Vodd
Nother Mars
Jennie Rodd
Arthur Todd
Westport
Bath Aerie OF Eagles
Christmas Cove, Maine
Stuimmer
Edgar C. Achorn
Tremont St
Congress
Mary Emerson Sewell
Reebbin
Bluebirds
Clothcraft
America
Bath’s Livest Men’s
Old City of Rockland
Walter B. Reid
Northl
South Shipping
Mite
Georegtown
Annie M. Mullin
Nathan W. Thompson
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Druiswick
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A. Dick
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Grate
Worres
Lena Daighe
Supreme Cour
Mary J. Chipman
Strout
Farn Agenes
Arthur J. Danton
Chirenee AL Reed
Wires
Fartlas
Greorge Grave
Nicholas Murray Butler
Castoria
Fletcher
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