Bath merchants plan shopping days with free films
Merchants announce a series of shopping days featuring free moving pictures led by Pauline Frederick in Madame X at the Ruth Opera House. Three free shows run 10 am, noon, and 2 pm with no tickets required, plus orchestra selections and other musical features. Local officials oversee the events with plans for a supper and dance in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Frederick
Bath Stily
Hath
Vicin Sur
Pring
Abbig
Ries
Ernest L. Craws
Ruth Opera House
Crawford
Tha
Bath
Independent
Lucian J. Fuller
Bath Chamber of Commerce
Harry M. Huse
Rank W. Weeks
Merchants Branch
Chamber of Ecommerce
Drive For Irish Relief Campaign Announced
Rev Fr Nichgkis J Woran spoke at St Mary's School urging funds to feed and clothe destitute Irish women and children. City teams and captains were named to canvass for Bath's quota with William J O'Brien as general chairman and Elizabeth Conley and Thomas McCauley as secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichgkis J. Woran
St. Mary's School
Fr. Horan
Bath
Trish
Joseph F. McCormack
Robert C. Hannigen
John J. Keegan
James Royal
Eugene Thebeau
Charles Comeau
Andrew Gallant
Edward J. Murphy
James McLellan
Martin Flaherty
John P. Hayes
William J. O'Brien
Elizabeth Conley
Thomas McCauley
Aed Doun
dWeres
Alfred M. Minott Dies After Illness At 61 In Bath
Alfred M. Minott 61 a skilled house joiner died Saturday morning at Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston where he was operated on May 9 Born in Bowdoinham he moved to Bath in youth and lived there He leaves his father two sons Harold B. Minott Lewiston John C. Minott Bath a daughter Laura Minott Bath and sisters Charlotte Minott Haverhill Mass Sarah A Given Somerville Mass and Fanny Minott Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Minott
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Me. Minotti
Bowdoinham
John M. Minott
Bath
Harold B. Minott
John C. Minott
Laura Minott
Charlotte Minott
Haverhill
Mass
Sarah A. Given
Somerville
Fanny Minott
West Bath News Notes Community Action And Social Events
West Bath reports Red Cross work for European children at the grange, church services resumed in East Brunswick chapel led by Rev. L. W. West, and fund canvassing by George Watson. Local families attend gatherings, baptist and Nazarene meetings, May basket events, and a 100-member Grange ladies night with entertainment and a social afterward.
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Red Cross
Grange
Seren
Doris Wparington
Aus H Hospital
Miles Purington
Chapel of Our Saviour
East Brunswick
L. W. West
The
People’s Church
George Watson
KE. R. Brown
J. Everett Mayo
Haverhill
Mass
Church of the Nazarene
Wollaston
Lottie Rowe
Westbrook
Harold Gerrish
George Preble
Richmond
Morse Players Break Even On Eastern Trip
Morse high baseball team split its eastern trip by losing to Bristol at Pemaquid in the forenoon and beating G Lincoln Academy at New Castle in the afternoon 14 to 3. Starting pitchers and fielding key plays are noted, including a double play Belanger to Stover to McPhee to halt Bristol's scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Bristol
Pemaquid
Lincoln Academy
Newcastle
Jones
Lord
Tie
Perry
Belanger
Kases
Morse
Stover
McPhee
Bucklin
Mrs Arabine Couillard dies in Cleveland at 80
Mrs Arabine A Couillard 80 widow of Charles Couillard of Bath died at her niece Mrs Herbert Williams home in Cleveland Ohio on Sunday. Born Feb 28 1841 she was the youngest Williams daughter of Campbell pond and married to Charles Couillard of Bath. She is survived by four nieces and three nephews. Mr and Mrs Herbert E Williams accompanied the body to Bath and were joined in Boston by Mrs William Hennessy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabine A. Couillard
Charles Couillard
Bath
Herbert KE. Williams
Cleveland
Ohio
Walter Adams
Newton Highlands
Charles B. Williams
Ernest KE. Williams
West Bath
Herbert E. Williams
Boston
William Hennessy
Beacon Street Methodist Church base ball team organized
Beacon Street Methodist Church organized a baseball team on Tuesday night with Roger Worrey as manager and Ralph Lovejoy as captain. The lineup lists Herbert Douglas pitching Ralph Lovejoy and Roger Worrey as relief pitchers, Harry Bowie catcher, Ralph Lovejoy Jr Harmon Smith Irvine Mank Henry Bennett Dean Bonney John Shermec and Charles Madden Sr infield and outfield. The team plans to practice this week and next and will be ready to accept challenges from local amateur teams.
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Beacon Street
Morse Dominates Afternoon Tilt Versus Lincoln Academy
Morse led the afternoon game as Belanger pitched a full effort for Morse against Lincoln Academy. Stover, Steward, Belanger, and Carr drove in four runs in the fourth, with five more in the fifth. Belanger fanned 12 in the complete game despite morning and prior innings. Score details show Morse ahead 14-8 in an 8 run output and mixed defensive highlights featuring multiple players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Lincoln Academy
Stover
Steward
Belanger
Carr
Mnere
Cong
Brunswick
Moeeo
Lincoln
McPhee
Steaard
Gray
Burns
Francis
Boggs
Vovich
Clinto
Bucklin
An Anger
Perry
Taree
Adams
Cowan
Wideawake Scouts Win Victory Supper Contest
Wideawake Scouts from Beacon Street Methodist Sunday school taught by John Sherm defeated Miss Isabelle Reed's class in a three month contest for new members and attendance. The girls served a 6:30 box supper as penalty, about 200 attendees. A playful moment arose when a donor’s name caused a girl to vanish and be retrieved for the supper table. Punch was served and games followed for a lively conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wideawake Scouts
Beacon Street Methodist Sunday School
John Sherm
Isabelle Reed
Jiad
Mach Boy
Vine Tree Rele Companions Visit Moseley's For Anniversary
Twenty seven members of Vine Tree rele Companions to the Foresters of America visited Moseley's Monday night for a chicken supper. They left Sagadahoe square at two and trolleyed over and back in mid evening to mark the circles sixteenth anniversary. An entertainment in GAR hall is planned for Thursday with a drill and dance and refreshments. Each member will invite a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Tree Rele
Foresters of America
Moseley
Sagadahoe Square
Gar. Hall
Bath Couple United In Marriage At People's Baptist
Miss Grace Ambrose and Carl J. Tozier of Bath were married Sunday by Rev. Lewis W. West at the People’s Baptist church parsonage. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Ambrose. the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs William T. Tozier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ambrose
Carl J. Tozier
Bath
Lewis W. West
People's Baptist Church
John Ambrose
William T. Tozier
Morse High Fair Draws a Crowd at Hall
Morse High School pupils held a two day fair at Armory hall to benefit the track team bound for Oronet with Bates and Bowdoin meets in view. Vendors included Bath Bottling Co and Mikelsky's Music. Roberta Barker wowed crowds with a shadowland dance. Marion Small won the popularity contest by a wide margin and the event netted three figure proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
Morse High School
Oronet
Bates
Bowdoin
Benny Stover
Madame Carrinn
Stubby Carr
Madame
Dill Perkins
Heicmnon Thompson
Bath Bottling Co
Buna Gilmore
Mabel Fullerton
George Cahillo
Captainy Bates
Aishing
Bri
Kenneth Atwood
John Gillespie
Sidney Fine
John A. Legro
Mikelsky
Tlomatio Mikelsky
Erin Jewett
Olympia Confectionery
Leslie Wold
John Wayes
William Ducklin
Roberta Barker
Madelyn Duivis
Caffie
Walter Hill
Bradford Belanger
Edward Trinley
Jsewetts
Marion Small
Harriet Glidden
Margaret Cummings
Bis Fair
Alkazin
Wiliam Tobey
Donald Specht
Bradford Dbelunger
Willard Sprague
Sidney Potter
George Mckadden
James Ledyard
Gleam Joyce
Thomas Bates
Donnell Carr
Elford Stover
George McFadden
John Dougherty
Mark Hennessey
Stewart Day
William Bucklin
Obituary of Thomas Costain 76 Bath ship carpenter
Thomas Costain 76 a Bath ship carpenter died Saturday night at his home 121 Bowery street after a long illness. Born in Miminigasi L E L he moved to Bath 32 years ago leaving a legacy as a skilled workman and a respected citizen. He leaves a son John and three daughters Mrs Hugh O Hara Mrs Stephen McPhee and Mrs Andrew McAllister. Funeral was Tuesday at St Marys church with a requiem high mass. Bearers were Stephen McPhee Andrew McAllister Daniel McPhee and George Contain. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Costain
Bowery Street
Mr. Costain
Miminigasi
L.E.L
John
Phoebe Costain
Bath
St. Mary's Church
Ile Jeaves
John Costain
Hugh O'Hara
Stephen McPhee
Andrew McAllister
St. Mary’s Church
Nicholas J. Horan
Daniel McPhee
George Contain
Oak Grove
George E. Gove Sr Civil War veteran dies in Arrowsie
George E. Gove Sr a stone mason and longtime Arrowsie resident died Monday. Born January 5 1840 in Edgecomb he served in Co F 28th Maine during the Civil War. He is survived by son Abial Gove of Portland and daughter Mrs Georgie Wheeler of Waterville. Funeral Wednesday at two at Fred S Curtis Bath undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Gove
Arrowsie
Mr Gove
Edgecomb
Elijah Gove
Co F
28Th
Maine
Abial Gove
Portland
Georgie Wheeler
Waterville
Fred S. Curtis
Bath
Funeral of Mrs Wright
The funeral of Lydia McDougall Wright wife of Stephen Wright was held Monday morning at St Marys church with Rev Fr Nicholas J Horan officiating. Bearers were John Peters Louis Gallant Peter Morin and Edward Guynn. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia McDougall Wright
Stephen Wright
St. Marys Church
Nicholas J. Horan
John Peters
Louis Gallant
Peter Morin
Edward Guynn
Oak Grove
Belanger and McMahan Wed at Wesley Parsonage
William E. Belanger of Bath and Miss Lila J. McMahan of Georgetown were married Monday evening at Wesley parsonage by Rev. Frank H. Hall. The groom, son of William Belanger, runs the Center street lunch wagon east of the Maine Central track. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. McMahan of Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Belanger
Bath
Lila J. McMahan
Georgetown
Wesley Parsonage
Frank H. Hall
William Belanger
Center Street
James T. McMahan
Abduction Claim Involving Father Takes Child At Sea
John Drews of Danville alleged in Bath court papers that he abducted his two year old son Eugene from the child’s mother. The incident occurred Sunday at Popham Beach when Drews took the boy aboard a boat and disappeared toward the river as police and family members pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Drews
Danville
J. 4. Keegan
Bath
Sagadahoe County
Eaugene
Popham Beach
Keegan
Drews
Forrest Drake
Andre Keegan
Oliver
Shipping Board Takes Its Ships From U S Transport Co
The United States Shipping Board seized six ships from the United States Transport Co of New York, holding title as the company paid under a part purchase plan. The action aims to curb wage reductions and build a coastwise monopoly if strikes spread. Fishermen report cold water and high streams hindering upper county fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Shipping Board Ias
United States Transport Co
New York
Steqiship Corporation
Charles W. Morse
Edwin A
Harry B
Lincoln
Charles S Brown Key to State House Cleaning System
The article details Charles S Brown overseeing state house housekeeping improvements. It covers new staff, extended work hours, updated cleaning tools, a redesigned night shift, and a modernized telephone exchange. Savings include $1,254 from typewriter repairs and longer-lasting equipment, with annual disbursements around $70,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diode
State House
Hoel Aoeepenter
Ile
Ting
Brown
Curtis Strout nuptials noted in Portfaid home
Charles Smith superintendent of schools and Mrs Smith attended the wedding of Leroy Curtis of Lisbon Falla to Miss Ruth Strout at the home of Mr Smiths father on Lancaster street Portfaid Thursday night. Smith is cousin of the bride. The couple will honeymoon in Gorham and reside on his farm in Towdoinham after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles [. Smith
Schhools
Mrs. Smith
Leroy Curtis
Lisbon Falla
Ruth Strout
Mr. Smith
Smith
Lancaster Street
Porthfaid
Mrs. Curtis
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Atwood Medicine
Medicine Co
Littlefield School
New England Telephone Company
John Pooler
Sabino
W. G. Bates
Winnegance
Charles Bates
Robert Small and Daughters of
J. Hox J
Lexington
West Bath Grange
Ruth Ward
Hope Ward
Margaret Peterson
Lillian Rogers
Deacon Spriggs
First Baptist Church
Herbert E. Worrey
Clifford Harrington
Eleanor McCabe
Lincoln Bailey
Lottie Eaton
Nellie Wright
Fred Irish
Mena Tripp
Hannah Davis
William White
Ek. W. Haggett
William Tait
Riley
Geyer
Brackett
Stade
Fee
Poole
Wales Baker
Mumsey
Hatearerreees
Lewis
Fred Ps
Fossett
Poviel
Oh Carr
Arabine Couillard
Lincoln Abbh
Po Lake
Gay
Ss Schroeder
Jackson
R. Francis
Wideawake
Morse High Fair
Wright
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U.S. Pat
Socony
Ceery Gallo i
Standard Oil CO. OF
Broadway
Shipping Board
the Bath Trust Company
Bath, Maine
Charles S. Brown
Hlso wWelock
Wight Watermien
Supt. Brown
Thewands
Telephone Exchange of
Curtis-Strout
Oriny
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