Brunswick car buyer attacked in Bowdoinham murder attempt
Beach, a Brunswick automobile salesman, was assaulted at night on a lonely Bowdoinham road by Ezra L. Witham, who knocked him unconscious and left him half buried. A telegram and a ring with beads, seen in Brunswick earlier, helped police link Witham to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving IF. Beach
Brunswick Automobile
East Bowdoinham
Albert Henderson
Bath
Ezra L. Witham
Bowdoinham
Thomaston Ia
New England
Witham
Beach
Thomaston
Richmond
D. C
Linwood Witham
Cliff Gray
Brunswick
Maine
D. S
Ducky” Sproul
Rockland
Henderson
Ralph O. Dale
Gray
Sproul
John O'Sullivan
Dale
Knox County
O’sullivan
Sagadahoc
Brunswick Hospital
East Bowdeinham
Eugene Reno
Kelley
Eugene Grover
Harvard
Mr. Beach
Boys Run Morse High in Annual Day of Class Leadership
Morse High School held a student run day with every teacher assigning a class to a boy leader. Newell Wilson led as principal, Archibald Main Jr. acted as sub-master, and Harry Ring served as office assistant. The event, part of Rotary Club tradition, showcased dozens of students in charge of specific classes and roles across subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Newell Wilson
Archibald M. Main, Jr
Harry Ring
Rotary
the Phoenix
Ogéien
W William Boyce
Leon Genthner
John Conroy
Kenneth Snowden
Donald Lenox
Donald Conroy
Omer King
Mary Conley
Joseph Dinsmore
Richard Farnham
Herbert Wing
Edward Brown
Robert Cressey
Edward Owen
K. Stark
Cecile Veilleux
E—Elbridge Reed
Lester Reynolds
Donald Brown
Charles Lee
Hubert Arsenault
Archibald Trainor
John Huse
Mary Lore
William Oliver
Donald Wyman
Frank Manion
Gilbert Atwood
Mark Harrington
Alfred McCabe
Errol Baker
Robert Hatch
Penn Davis
Edwin Bates
Donald Marshall
Donald Jewett
Albert Douglas
Gerald Carr
Blair Wilson
Fernald Frank
Donald Preble
Albert Ingalls
Harold Harrington
Leroy Stover
William Grindell
H. P. Herrick
Robert Farr
Woodbury Bailey
Donald Page
Clifton Jewett
William Bryant
Clifton Legard
Austin Morse
A. B. Scott
David Y. Alkazin
H.mcelman
M. T
Warren McNeil
Kenneth Glidden
David Vachon
Cecil J. Cutts
George Pierce
Ralph MacDonald
Kenneth Hatch
Charles Cummings
K—Elwood Legard
M. Skaling
Robert Stevens
Carrol Hatch
Lawrence Nason
John Atwood
John Skelton
Glenwood Snowdon
Foe
Abraham, Greenatt
Limwood Temple
Hester Rose
H—Carleton Pye
Clinton Fleming
Arthur MacDonald
Paul Davis
Albert
Elton Pinkham
Archibald Main, Jr
John Murray
Fine production of opera Martha by Bath talent
Flotow's four act light opera Martha was presented in concert form in English by Les Camarades Musicaux at the First Universalist church. The performance drew a cultured audience, with standout singing by Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. Sturtevant, and Allan Ramsay, as well as solid work from the orchestra under Francis McPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flotow
Martha
Les Camarades Musicaux
Sturtevant
Hatch
Ramsay
Harriet Durham
Queen Anne
S. Sturtevant
Nancy
Harriet
Julia
Fred H. Cay
Frederick Edney
Tristan Mickleford
Allan Ramsay
Lionel
Sheriff
Hibbert Norton
Plunkett
Carlton Rice
Weston P. Holman
Francis McPherson
Carl E. Albee
Columbia Theater
Bumpstead
Cyrus Bumpstead
Wiliam A. Furber
Chester Armstrong
Elaine
Elsie Trott
Bill Clarke
William A. Furber
Bath Theater
Mr. Furber
City to join probate appeal over Judge Lowell will
Bath city officials consider entering the appeal from James Lowell's will in Sagadahoc Superior Court. The case, to be heard by Justice George Emery in June, centers on alleged undue influence on Register of Probate William F. Dunham. Mayor Small calls a special meeting to decide whether to hire counsel or make a full council entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Dunham
Richmond
James 8
Lowell
Sagadahoc
George L. Emery
Central Maine Power Co
Winneganee Creek
Small
Bath
Dunham
Edward W. Bridgham
Mr. Dunham
Arthur J. Dunton
Eyre Bapmelto
Bri
Governor Gardiner Shears Sheep at Maine Farm
Governor William Tudor Gardiner sheared several of his pure bred Cheviot and grade sheep at his Woolwich farm, wearing overalls. His sister spun wool and wove cloth at an old loom as cameras recorded the return to colonial customs. Wool will be made into a suit from wool of both white and black sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tudor Gardiner
Phipps Point
Woolwich
Gardiner Davis
Gardiner
Maine
W. K. Hamlin
East Waterford
A. Morton Soule
Department of Agriculture
George Gilmore
Frank Wood
Topsham
Soule
Gardiner Farm
Delightful party at Bath Country Club draws 200 guests
Bright skies and sunshine helped a card party and supper at the Bath Country Club attract about 200 attendees. The event raised roughly 370 dollars for porch furniture and screening, with prizes awarded at contract and auction tables and a supper featuring chicken pie and decorative ice cream shapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bath Country Club
Mary F. Gibbons
John C. Fitzgerald
Prank B. Nichols
Helen Shaughnessy
Charles Connor
Philip O’hara
Charles Syde
Brunswick
Alonzo Holmes
Charles Bowser
Morgan Cushing
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
Wiseman Farms
Rupert H. Baxter
Mikelsky Music Store
Arthur Sewall
John H. Hyde
Alden G. Smith
Rodney E. Ross
Sewall
Make-Up Art Impresses Cosmopolitan Players Group
Eugene M. Desmond spoke on make up and its evolving role for actors, noting grease paint use and the shift from stock companies to modern sets. Miss Bessie F. Greenblatt outlined Greek drama from Dionysian rites to Aeschylus, tracing tragedy’s origins and early stage practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene M. Desmond
Bessie F. Greenblatt
Cosmopolitan Players
Cosmopolitan Club
Desmond
Bacchus
Dionysus
North Center PTA Elects Officers and Plans Aid
Mrs. Wilmer I. Voorhees elected president with Mrs. Arthur J. Nichols as vice president, Mrs. William E. Palmer treasurer, and Miss Frostina E. Marston secretary. Third terms for Palmer and Marston noted. The meeting at Grace church parish house also approved benevolence support for a needy family and continued milk for undernourished pupils during vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer I. Voorhees
North Center
Grace Church
Oak Street
Arthur J. Nichols
William E. Palmer
Frostina E. Marston
Palmer
Miss Marston
Milton CC. Trott
Carl Anderson
North-Center
P.T.A
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Department of Superintendence
Washington
Frederick Hale
Wallace White
Also Mentioned on This Page
I Stuart
Optometrist
Front St. Bath
CITY
Cosmo Club
Corinth
Arion
Athens
Icaria
Thespis
Aeschylus
Independent
Preble
Maine Historical Society
Day's Ferry
Kennebec
Thespians
North Center P.T.A
Sherwin-Williams
U.S
Johnson Brosco
Bath-Maing
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