West Bath Social Roundup Hits Sabine and Surroundings
In West Bath a stream of visits and comings and goings unfolds. Mr and Mrs J M Lemont return from wintering with their son in Bath. families from Bath Sabine and Phippsburg gather at cottages and homes, with painting and summer plans noted. Red Cross women and local clubs hold an all day session as residents share news of travel sales boats and hospital moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mo Lemont
J. J. Lemont
Henry Cotreau
Jamily
Bath
Cotreau
Sabine
Jones ‘Thorpe
Robert Small
Rufus Lombard
Lombard Homestead
Margaret Rieh
Clifton Street
Samuel PL Bates
Bor. Brrown
Crardiner
Charles Baresard
Ned Chiampane
Seaehmont
Mass
God
Lertag Saal
George Poster
Torthumd
Jallian Brown
Samuel F. Bates
Frank Dunton
Hears Brown
Isaael Trufant
Trardings
West Bath
Red Cross
Annie Trufant
Annie Peterson
Currie Cary
Hattie Oliver
Nan Brown
Portland
Llewellyn Rogers
Arthur Deehan
Hardings
Florida
Karl Donnell
Isaac Trufant
New Meadows Marine Garage Co
Alice McNamara
Dosten
Graduation Week Changes At Morse High
Morse High alters graduation week schedule with Alumni night moved to Thursday after graduation or before the Senior Reception. Graduation on June 1, Alumni banquet on the 16th, Senior Reception on the 17th, reversing the old sequence.
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Morse High
Visiting Priest Horan Receives Warm Bath Welcome
Rev Nicholas J Horan formerly of St Marys Bath now at St Dominics Porthand visited the city on Wednesday. He received hearty greetings from many friends and appears happily settled in Portland where his parish numbers about 5000. Dr and Mrs Ken J Marston returned Tuesday night from Sebago Lake where they spent Monday night with Mrs Marstons sister Mrs Sidney Noyes of New York nee Abbie Clark of Bath and Mr Noyes at their camp.
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Nicholas J. Horan
St. Mary’s Church
Bath
St. Dominic’s, Porthand
Father Horan
Portland
Ken J. Marston
Sebago Lake
George TH. Hamlin
Lewiston
First Baptist
Woolwich Center
Maria Dureau
von Puesdhay
Llerbert Munsey
Willa Sheldon
Doc. Hathorne
John Savage
Augusta
Artell Hayward
Tibold Tecmian
William Iliett
Winchester
Marss
Mro
G. Mo Stimson
2Lliot
Ler Aont
William Hubbard
David G. Reed
Path Oon
Mandy
Harold Miller
Rumford
Denes Miller
Path
Mere
Youny
Clara Dfatherne
Montse
J'linette Aiden
Miro
Russell Stoddard
Herbert Miller
Alice Preble
Bowdoinhaim
Hugene Roy
Perkin
Edgar Riley
Willian Wright
TL Herbert Fernald
Frank Head
Baptist Church
Hamlin
Wenneth Macintire
Keneraigen
Mary Soule
Augustia
Murphy's Corner
Hilton Soule
Winthrop
Cornwell Rogers
New York City
Kwenneth Maelnotire
Lumber and Wool Goods Advertisements Amid Classic Listings
Classified notices show lumber buyers seeking dry or green timber with price quotes and a portable sawmill request. Concord Worsted Mills advertises worsted yarns and rug yarns with samples and COD options. Standard Furniture Co. in Bath Maine buys used furniture and antiques for cash and sells new and used furniture at cut prices, with contact details included.
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Standard Furniture Co
Center St
Bath
Maine
Waslington
Center Sts
Boys and Girls 4 H Club Work Urged to Expand Reach
Dr C J Smith chief of the Office of Cooperative Extension Work calls for broader 4 H club involvement across rural America. He outlines that members complete practical farm or home projects record results and report outcomes. The program links USDA land grant colleges and local agencies to reach 10 to 60 year old youths in clusters of 10 to 20.
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United States
C. J. Smith
Office of Cooperative Extension Work
Smith
National Agricultural Extension System
United States Department of Agriculture
and Grant Colleges
Opivales
Rob
Washington, D. Cc
Ramona Council Visits Wiscasset in Friendly Exchange
Fifteen members of Luomena council Ty. of P. visited Wiscasset council Friday night. They traveled by seven oelock ferry and were welcomed warmly. Wiscasset council, established 16 years ago by Ramona council, honored guests at an elaborate supper. The regular meeting was followed by dancing. Bath members returned on the last ferry.
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Luomena Council
Wiscasset Council
Ramona Council
Thornton Injured In Auto Accident On Lincoln Street
William B Thoroton of 176 Washington Street was taken to City Hospital after his truck veered off the road into a ditch near Chestnut Street. He sustained a deep head cut and a fractured left knee. City Marshal Whitney and State Highway Patrolman Thompson investigated the crash.
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Willian B. Thoroton
Washington Street
Lincoln Street
Chestnut Street
Dle
Whitney
Thompson
Woolwich Farm Bureau discusses embroidery and meals
Woolwich Farm Bureau leaders Mrs Winie S Wright and Mrs Percy Bailey led a meeting in Nequisset Congregational vestry discussing Italian hemstitching and Swedish embroidery. A 60 minute 25 cent meal contest dinner was served by Wright, Bailey, and Mrs John Brown.
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Farm Bureau
Congregational Vestry
Winfie S. Wright
Percy Bailey
Woolwich Farm
Burea
Ait Nequusset
Winfield S. Wright
John Brown
Marine Exhibit Attracts Many Visitors In Bath Area
An exhibition assembled under Shirey Till's direction showcases historic maritime artifacts from Bath and nearby ports. Loaned items include ship models, barometers, drawings, portraits of notable captains, and hull fragments. Miss Gilman compiled data to accompany the collection for library display and future reference.
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Perley Carrier
Kentucknot
Ocean Home
Alfred Merry
Shireye Till
Sandhogs Complete Work On Piers At Bath Bridge
Sandhogs on the Nennebec bridge piers finished their caisson work Tuesday morning and cement pouring began. Foundation Co. expects overall completion within two weeks with equipment shipped after. Approach work to Bath end started Tuesday and girders will be set on large land piers before pouring a cement roadway. A Maine Central yard crane is used to lift materials. Mrs. Bowker of Pine street returns home after weeks with her son in West Somerville. Mrs. Simall and several others visited Thomaston for luncheon with Mrs. Walker.
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Nennebec
Foundation Co
Ther
Oywin
Bath
Maine Central
Frank M. Bowker
Pine Street
Arthur Bowker
West Somerville
Miatss
Issue Bulletin on Highway Conditions Across State Roads
A dated bulletin from the State Highway Commission reports road conditions with many routes listed as Good or Passable and several impassable or rough. It notes rough spots, sections under construction, and areas where tar will be applied, covering routes from Bowdoinham to Belfast and beyond, including Farmington, Rockland, Hampden, and Machias.
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State Highway Commission
Bowdeinham
Lisbon
Richmond
Dresden Mills
Wiscasset
Woolwich
Five Islands
Brunswick
Harpswell
Richmond Corner
Litchfield Corner
Sabattus
Lewiston
Auburn
North Yarmouth
Durham
Pownal
Rockland
Hampden — Gord
Belfast
Augusta
Norridgewock
Mercer
Oakland
Smithfield
Skowhegan
Canaan
Madison
Mast Madison
Cornville
Belgrade Lakes
New Sharon
N. Anson
New Portland
Wittsfield
Corinta
St. Albans
Cambridge
Dexter
Guilford
Ellsworth
Bar Harbor
Red Rock
Southwest Harbor
Babson's Corner
Northeast Harbor
Milbridge
Hancock
Gouldsboro
Franklin
Pisworth
Mastbrook
Waltham
Orrington
Orlund
Penobscot
Old Town
Mattawamkeag
Orone
Orneville
Enfield
Three New Projects Underway at Bowdoin College
Bowdoin College undertakes three campus projects with a 50 plus crew. The Curtis gifts fund a new swimming pool and organ as construction proceeds. Land donated by Frederick W. Pickard is being leveled and cleared for a baseball diamond and two soccer fields, with a possible varsity move to the new diamond.
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Bowdoin College
Cyrus TH. K. Curtis
Philadelphia
Frederick W. Dickard
Liundsdale
Pickard
Bowdoin
ISU
The
du Pont Co
Whittier Field
Atumni
Banister Hall
Missionary Societies Hold All Day Meeting at Oliver Home
Far and Newer Missionary societies held an all day session at Mrs Wil lard Oliver's Goddard street home. Attendees included Mrs Lucian Ames Mrs Stearns Scott Mrs William Hill Mrs Frank Purington Mrs Ernest Tozier Mrs Robert Mitchell and Mrs Ambrose Mebnadden. A food sale is planned for Friday May 27.
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Willard Oliver
Goddard Street
Nown
Lucian Ames
Stearns Scott
William Hill
Frank Purington
Ernest Tozier
Robert Mitchell
Ambrose Mebnadden
Rum-Running Car Standoff Ends With Injuries In N H
Report of a speeding rum- running car near Hereford Quebec crossing where Jesse M Wadleigh of Portland and George Marsters of Northhampton Mass leaped from the vehicle as border patrol closed in. Beer was tossed onto the highway and the car overturned. Both men suffered injuries and were arrested. Wadleigh is known to local law officers.
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Hereford
Quebec
Colebrook
N. H
Jesse M. Wadleigh
Congress Street
Portland
Wadleigh
George Marsters
Northhampton
Mass
Border Patrol
Marsters
Delightful Open House at Cosmopolitan Club
A grand open house at the Cosmopolitan Club drew many visitors with cordial hospitality, floral decor from I. M. Olm, and a varied program. Mikelsky's Music Store loaned gear for a musical afternoon and Stevens orchestra performed in the evening alongside readings and songs by club members and guests.
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Cosmopolitan Club
I. M. Olm
Kennebec
Mikelsky
Victorothophonic
Ernest Wood
Joseph Day
Sanford Nickerson
Fred Carey
John Shaw
Lena King
J. RR. Andrews
Liana Andrews Ross
Andrews
William 1 Sesvall
Frederick H. Kimball
Mel. Hazel Hartley
Helen Hartwell
Irma Burns
Lillian Miller
Bessie Brown
Elizabeth BE. Webber
Harriet Cook
Grace Bishop
Mabel Southard
Dorothy— Jewett Lombard
Coss
Rachel Hodgdon
Ruth Parnham
Emma Crosby
Catherine Dougherty
Alice Johnson
Bessie Mikels
Martha DB. Bridge
Charles Miller
Harriet Stevens
Beatrice Noyes
Front Street grade raised near Kennebec bridge approach
Plans to raise Front Street grade five to six feet to meet the Kennebec bridge approach are under consideration. A federal inspector reviewed the federal lot and two options, a retaining wall or a terraced bank, with a decision pending between federal officials and the Kennebec bridge directors.
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Kennebec Bridge
Rouse Building
King "Tavern
Post Office
Front
Vine Streets
Front Street
Bath National Bank
Vine Street
Memorial Services at Myrtle Lodge Observed Friday Night
The annual Myrtle Lodge memorial service featured a vocal solo The Home Land by Mrs Stearns Scott Scripture reading by the chaplain and a roll call by noble lady Lucy Dike. Seventeen lodge deaths since inception with eight pink ribbons placed on the altar. Duet Some Day the Silver Cord Will Break by Mrs Stearns Scott and Mrs Elizabeth Haggett followed by a poem read by Mrs Mary Curtis and benediction.
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Home Land
Stearns Scott
Lucy Dike
Elizabeth Haggett
Mary Curtis
Congress Member May to Move Offices If Chair Is Won
Rumor says Maine Congressman White could chair the House merchant marine and fisheries committee next Congress and relocate from a small office to a two room suite. If chosen, he may also have to surrender his seat on the rules committee.
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Congressman White
Maine
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Mrs Lemont Returns Home From Hyde Park Visit
Mrs James DB Lemont and her son Paul have come back to West Bath after visiting Mrs Lemont's sister Mrs Edward Footer in Hyde Park Massachusetts for several weeks.
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James DB. Lemont
Paul
Bath
Hyde Park
Mass
Lemont
Edward Footer
Storytelling course at leaders meeting unfolds usefully
A storytelling course led by Warren H. Wardle, Y M C A Boys' Secretary at Auburn, will be part of this year's Y M C A Leaders Conference. Wardle, a Boston University graduate, has a long background in boys' work and story telling, including a seven year tenure in Cambridge and work with diverse youth groups. He plans practical sessions on valuing storytelling, story types, sourcing wholesome tales, and developing teller skills. Mrs. Herbert Rice and her sons have traveled to Dover, New Hampshire, after visiting Washington Street relatives, as Mr. Rice moves to manage an A and TP store transfer from Danger.
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Y. M
Warren H. Wardle
Boys
Y. M. Co A
Auburn
Wardle
Boston University
Association Boys’ Work
Cambridge
Mass
New York State
Boston
New Hampshire
Yonkers
N. Y
Neounger
Tie
Cambridge Y.M. Clal
Woodcraft League
Joe Lorraine
Herbert Rice
Herbert, Jr
Richard
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