Ordination in Washington for Rev Richard Vahey of Watertown
Mr and Mrs George A Dickinson of 49 York Street travel to Washington DC for the ordination of their nephew Rev Richard E Vahey O P of Watertown MA among 37 to receive priesthood by Archibald Curley. He will celebrate his first solemn high mass May 22 at Sacred Heart Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dickinson
York Street
Washington, D. C
St. Dominic’s Church
Richard E. Vahey
O. P
Watertown
Mass
Archibald Curley
Sacred Heart Church
Father Vahey
David D. Ryan
P.P
James A. Mulcahy
O.P
Mariner T. Smith
Michael J. Splaine
James A. Vahey
Hillside Road
Dorchester
No Word Received in Witham Case
Bath attorney Ralph O Dale left the city Tuesday morning without word on Ezra L Witham of Bowdeinham an ex convict wanted in the assault on Irving F Beach a Brunswick auto salesman last Saturday night Officials thought Witham might be in Charlestown Mass and Sheriff Henderson said he expected capture near Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Ralph O. Dale
Ezra L. Witham
Bowdeinham
Irving F. Beach
Brunswick
Charlestown
Mass
Witham
Henderson
Boston
Personal notes from Cobb road social afternoon
Mrs Robert Brownell hosted her contract club at her Cobb road home Monday afternoon. Guests included Burnham Dunton a Virginia schoolteacher visiting aunt Mrs Levi Wiley on High street ae eden and Mrs Charles W Clifford of Washington Street. Mrs James Dunton returned home on Court street after weeks with daughter Mrs James Manier of Hudson Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brownell
Cobb Road
Burnham Dunton
Virginia
Levi Wiley
High Street
Ae Eden
Charles W. Clifford
Washington Street
James Dunton
Court Street
James Manier
Hudson, Mass
Exhibition prizes awarded at Junior Fair and village notices
The Junior Exhibition of Dooms high school held on Thursday awarded first prize to Merwin V. Jasper and second to Ella May Purington. A full program included readings and music. The Girls' Club hiked, gathered mayflowers, and made button holes. Various local notices cover marriages, homelife, church, and town affairs with names such as Harold W. Varney Ella Purington and Rev John N. Palmer. A new dairy cow from Millay Brothers tops the production record with 9045 pounds milk and 580.6 pounds fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooms High Sch
Merwin V. Jasper
Ella May Purington
Beath
Marjoade
Legree
Stowe
Clyde Starbird
John N. Palmer
Ms. Varney
Windham
Charles McEwen
Norman Rowe
Sarah Carver
Wilber Carver
Auburn
Gould
Eien Cole
Liss
Tim Ol
Carrie Kendall
Lorenzo D. Matt
Harold Merrill
Universalist Church of Brunswick
W. H. Gould
Village
Charles Hughton
Carrie Frost Marson
Elizabeh Williams
Masachusetts
Marson
Gardiner
Ira M. Frost
W. D. Hutchins
Augusta
Selectmen’s
Everett
Miss Marloon
William Maloon
Kate Smith
L M_ Fowle
Richmond Corner
Alphonso Tarr
J. Wallace Ames
Judge Ames
Jessie
Ames
Mr. Ames
Nazarene Church
Union
Society
Nocih Waldobor
Richard Denham
Emily Rideout
State Pythian Temple
Portland
McDonald Temple
George R. Cutler
Edward Gile
Eiina Ward
Maxwell Ward
Clinton
Ida Powle
Poctland
Murl Downirs
Ida Pennock
Fairfield
Alice Palmer
Miss Fowle
Elisha Webber
Bowdoin
Castello Hall
Edward Reed
Woolwich
J. N
I M
Wanted to Buy Small Sailboat About Six Feet
W D co Independent Bath Me advertises wanted to buy a small sailboat around six feet in length. Call W D at Bath Maine. March 12.xXp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. D. Co. Independent
Bath Me
Birthday celebrated for Mrs. McFadden in 91st year
A 91st birthday was marked with 91 lighted candles and a cake labeled Mother dated 1841 1932 presented by daughter in law Rose McFadden of Wolfboro. A poem on Influence was read and recited, praising life touching many lives and leaving a lasting imprint.
Tragic Canoe Accident Kills Arlington High Seniors
Three Arlington high school seniors, all musicians, died in a canoe accident near Spy Pond on May 2. Their bodies were recovered over subsequent days. witnesses reported no one saw the event. The trio had planned to perform at Salisbury Beach this summer and had rented a canoe after a rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington High School
David
Elizabeth R Moses 1857 Bath civic leader dies
Elizabeth R Moses longtime Bath resident and donor to Central church Red Cross Needlework Guild and Old Ladies Home passed away after a life of civic service. Born in Boston she lived in Bath since infancy and supported city schools libraries hospitals and welfare groups. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 30 p m at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
American Red Cross
Red Cross Davenport Welfare Fund Committee
Needlework Guild
of the Old Ladies Home
Miss Moses
Boston
William P. Moses
Bath
Albert Moses
William V. Moses
W. V. and
O. Moses
Annie Torrey
Portland
Catherine Larrabee
Lucinda B. Hatch
Old Fortnightly Club
Old Mendelssohn Club
Patten Free Library
Bath City
Death of William P Murphy Recalls Bath Ancestry
Miss Jane S Murphy learns of her uncle William P Murphy death on April 5. He was youngest brother of Capt James F Murphy of Bath. Born in Bath, he lived in New York and San Francisco before moving to Marfa Texas where he owned a general store and cattle ranch. His family long resided at 24 Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane S. Murphy
William P. Murphy
James F. Murphy
Bath
J. K. Murphy
Alameda
Calif
Rholand Clapp J
Maude Russell
Havre
France
Sarah Higgins
High Street
Miss Murphy
William Murphy
New York
San Francisco
Marfa
Texas
Obituary of Frank J. Parks 66 former cigar manufacturer
Frank J. Parks aged 66 a traveling salesman and former cigar manufacturer died Sunday morning of heart trouble at his home 714 Middle street He was born in Bath son of David and Esther McKenney Parks and long known in the community He ran the Ammen Ram cigar factory for years supplying many customers before giving up during the war to work as a riveter in the Texas yard and never resuming after its closure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Parks
Middle Street
Mr. Parks
Bath
David
Esther McKenney Parks
Texas Yard
Legionnaires Cite City Action On Poppy Day Drive
Bangor city council denied a license to any group but the Legion for a pre May 28 poppy day drive. Legionnaires express indignant reaction and urge fair treatment for veterans relying on such events for income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legionnaires
de Eeret
Wilbur Crooker
Reinhold J. M. Steussy
J. Horace McClure
Crooker
James A. Clappison
T. W. Hydecamp
Sons of Union Veterans
Knox
Lincoln and Sagadahoc
Boothbay Harbor
Roland Smith Post
Auxiliary
Bath Pastor and wife celebrate 20th wedding anniversary
In Bath on Monday Rev. and Mrs. Forest L. Littlefield marked their 20th anniversary with an unplanned parsonage visit by friends at 33 Union Street. The couple enjoyed an evening of games and gifts before brief interruptions for a wedding, reflecting on the pastor’s eight years as a Baptist preacher and 12 years in the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest L. Littlefield
Wesley Methodist Church
Union Street
Littlefields
Littlefield
Mrs. Littlefield
Mr. Littlefield
Greenville
Leon A. Littlefield
Lake House
Spencer
Mass
Lillian Grace Bonner
George and
Mary Bonner
Point Aconi
C. B
Dean's Corner
Jay
Wilton
Methodist Conference
Wesley Church
Strange visitor at Shore Acres Sunday morning
Shore Acres Golf course opened for the season with ideal conditions and breezes from the sea. An unexpected visitor appeared on the course early, a cow moose near the No 2 green, then trotted into the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore Acres
Eee Com
Mornday
Edgar Pye
No. 2
No. 1
Mr. Pye
Wakefield Guest of Local Superintendent and Mrs Wilson
Caldwell Phillips of Wakefield Massachusetts visited Tuesday night as a guest of Superintendent and Mrs C D Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Phillips
Wakefield
Mass
C. D. Wilson
Flour Distribution Report At Bath Red Cross Meeting
Mrs. Seth S. Mullin chairing Bath chapter of the Red Cross reported on federal flour distribution. Of 2400 sacks allotted, care was taken to provide to Georgetown Phippsburg Woolwich and Bath branches amid demand. Greenville to build a new school house costing over a quarter of a million dollars funded by Louis Oakes, a leading Piscataquis county citizen and longtime Greenville supporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth S. Mullin
Bath
Red Cross
Georgetown
Phippsburg
Woolwich
Greenville
Louis Oakes
Piscataquis County
Greenville Junction
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Senter's, Inc
Washington
Reagon
Aquinas College High
Columbus
Ohio
Marquette Debating Society
Fulton Debating Society
St. Dominic
Springfield
Kentucky
River Forest
Illinois
Vahey
Somerset
Dominican House of Studies
Washcourse
Opera House
Paramount Public Theatre
Edward G. Robinson
the Hatchet Man
Doug Fairbanks, JR
Polly OF the Circus
Clarke Gable
Marion Davies
Sinners IN the
Chester Morris
Carole Lombard
Loretta Young
Norman Foster
Jean Bennett
Spencer Tracy
Mark Se
Bill Hatch
McFadden
Martha J. McFadden
Arlington
John H. Perkins
Harding
Mon.-Tees
Tel
Pleasant St
Deer
Elizabeth R. Moses
West
Californi
Forrest L. Littlefield
Vassalboro
Charles W. Atchley
District Court
Waterville
Judge Atchley
Bill Wilson
Bill
No. 4 Fairway
Sylvester Cushman
Mr. Cushman
Nathan A. Cushman
Sebasco Lodge
Hyde
Abner Wilson
Totman’s Beach
Aliquippa
Cushman
George Wilson
Sebasco
Hatch’s Shoe Store
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