Sebasco Estates set for season opening amid improvements
N A Cushman from Portland plans a purchase to boost Sebasco Lodge season start. The resort adds new annexes and rooms near the tennis courts, with baths and open fireplaces. Many cottages rented for the season as Sebasco Lodge anticipates its busiest year yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Cushman
Portland
Stbi
Sebasco
Medora Au Handsome
Traras
Sebanco
Ali
Ali Teatyts Sebasco
Freeman H
Tia
Basco
Eternal
Aitnoien
Taut Diolatant Club of
Bath
Sebuscu
Naoiuoaor
Two Driving Cases In Municipal Court
Robert Roy of 6 Bank Street Brunswick pleaded guilty in municipal court to speeding down Center Street hill shortly after midnight Tuesday. Judge Arthur J. Dunton taxed costs of $7.07. Night patrolman Robert Green was the complainant. Lester Munsey Jr of Phippsburg, formerly of the city, was arraigned for operating a motor vehicle not properly registered. Munsey pleaded guilty and paid fines and costs totaling $9.95. An Old Orchard resident charged with intoxication was released on promise to return after pleading guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Roy
Bank Street
Brunswick
Munerpal
Center Street Hill
Arthur J. Dunton
Robert Green
Lester Munsey, Jr
Phippsburg
Dunton
John P Crosby
Hearing Granted in Guardian Ship Case in Saladahoc Probate
Judge Walter S Gidden presided Tuesday in Saladahoc probate court over Leavitt Waterman petitioning to be appointed guardian of his father Frank Ho Waterman 77 of Tobain. Attorneys Paul Powers of Freeport and Linus A Jack represented parties as testimony and witness statements were heard. The hearing concluded with the judge conferring on the next steps and a potential guardian was not yet named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S Gidden
Saladahoc
Leavitt Waterman
Frank Ho Waterman
Top Bain
Paul Powers
Freeport
Linus A. Jack
Watertiach
Toreae Eide
Oken
Mun Tay Dun Topeham
Caididin
Wynn
Joe Sete Oi Fey
Bes Pavitt
Fas Ha HH Rati
Breitak 2
Vath
Frank Wateruie
Fia Ier
Unclear Text Fragment About Event and Card Messages
Fragmentary OCR note references Pathe venue and Crosby engagement with cards. Mentions plays during a performance and some names or initials. Limited legible details prevent a full summary.
Bath Iron Works to hold mass meeting on union drive
Bath Iron Works Corp employes are called to a 7 30 pm Monday meeting at Arcade hall to discuss forming a local union under the Wagner Act. Edward W Bridgham, attorney for plant workers, arranged the gathering amid a past attempt and current readiness to address labor concerns without imminent trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Arcade Hall
Supreme Court of the United States
Edward W Bridgham
Evenoiiy
Wathering
Bath Iron Work Corp
Alexander Burgess
North Bath Young Man in Rio Writes Home
Stanley Henderson of North Bath Maine 95 employed by Versal Rand Co at Brazil base in Rio de Janeiro reports a ten week interior voyage covering over 4000 miles. He notes wet season heat and frequent rain yet improves in business. He hopes for New England cooking and familiar desserts on vacation homeward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Henderson
University of Maine
Inversal Rand Co
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
David Henderson
North Bath
Nocercy
Rio
New England
Winnegance Notes From the Maine Lake District
Mrs. Fred A Oliver returns from Worcester with daughter Lena Oliver employed there. Many youngsters fish off the causeway catching perch and occasional striped bass. Bass nets south of the causeway. Bathing season slowed by cooler weather. Trolley service abandonment allows parking on High Street. Farmers urge spring planting but ground remains wet. Desper Oliver, former Bath resident, visited from Florida. Hella visits Maine for summer. Several bass visible in the lake this spring along with a sailboat and an outboard craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A Oliver
Worcester Mass
Lena Oliver
Winneganee
High Street
Bern
Orting
Portland
Personal Notes on Rownd Trott Move and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Rownd Trott and family relocated from Andrews road to the Snow Park area vacated by Edward Rowe. Miss Lucille Johnson and Miss Betty Fuller of Bath will attend the Bowdoin College house parties running Wednesday night through Friday. Johnson and Fuller head the unity house. Mrs Drake is vice president of the Maine branch. Mrs Sewall is the diocesan director of the Maine Alcar ety. Mrs Fred Hill chairs supply clos at the business meeting. Mrs Drake was also chosen as a delegate and Mrs Sewall as an alternate to the triennial national convention in Cincinnati in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rownd Trott
Andrews Road
Edward Rowe
Snow Park
Lucille Johnson
Betty Fuller
Bath
Bowdoin College
Priday
Miss Johnson
Miss Fuller
Unity House
Drake
Maine
Sewall Uocesan
Maine Alcarety
Fred Hill
Supply
Clos
Ilo
Sewall
Cincinnati
Birthday party and community notices in Bowdoinham
Miss Marilyn Brawn celebrated her ninth birthday with games a speech and treats. A long list of local residents and visitors are noted along with church events school contests and social visits. A wedding occurred in Richmond and local roads work at Harvard's Crossing is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Brawn
Miss Brawn
Louise Allen
Annie Fides
Christine Jenkins
Pauline Tome
Ruby Pratt
Josephine Lancaster
Bertha Heath
Ellen Chase
Muriel Mitchell
Mabel Heath
Les Camarades At Maine Music Clubs Convention
Members of Les Camarades Mont eaux will appear on the program for the annual Convention of the Maine Federation of Music Clubs held in May 2022 in Rockland with the Rubinstein club as co hostesses. Kathleen V Leonard represents Les Carmaradas with Carl E Albee as accompanist and Merton E Sprague as violin obblisutoist. Mrs Carleton L Rice is voting delegate with Mrs Fred H Cary as alternate. Mrs Fred K Sturtevant will visit sister Mrs Glidden of the Rubinstein club and sing at an afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Camarades Monteaux
Maine Federation of Music Clubs
Rockland
Rubinstein Club Co
Wall Register
Congregational Church
Kathleen V. Leonard
Les Carmaradas
Carl E. Albee
Merton E. Sprague
Carleton L. Rice
Fred H. Cary
Fred K Sturtevant
Glidden
Board of
Rubinstein Club
Aid
Bates College Couple Weds in College Chapel
Robert Crossman Walker of Whitinsville and Ruth Elizabeth Trites of North Monmouth married Saturday afternoon in Bates College chapel. Dean Harry Rowe performed the double ring ceremony with attendant Miss Barbara Howard Norman of Lewiston. Walker, a 1935 Bates graduate and Whitinsville native, works as a chemist at Whitin Machine Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crossman Walker
Whitinsville
Mass
Ruth Elizabeth Trites
North Monmouth
Bates College
Harry Rowe
Barbara Howard Norman
Lewiston
Walker
Ada Trites
Monmouth Academy
Bates
Winchester Trawler Launch Promises Modern Fishing Vessel
The Winchester, a Bath Iron Works modern beam trawler built for Usen Trawler Co. of Boston, launched Friday at 5 p.m. Mrs. Yoland D. Markson cracked the champagne bow. The launch party included Irving Usen and Massachusetts officials. Costing about 160000, the 128 foot vessel features nickel lined fish holds and cork insulation, twin to the Arlington launched last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Bath Iron Works Corp
Pioneer
Usen Trawler Co
Boston
Yoland D. Markson
Newton
Mass
Irving Usen
Bath Shipbuilders
Launching Guests Visit Bath Iron Works Plant Dinner at Sedgwick
Notables arriving for a launching dinner include Mr. and Mrs. Irving Usen with son Robert, Mrs. Annabelle Markson, Yoland Markson, Theodor Jonsson, Mahoney and Mrs. Mahoney, Executive Councilor Joseph B. Grossman and son Samuel Barron, Hon. Eugene A F Bartnett, Judge Jennie Loitman Barron, and many others from Massachusetts and New York. The gathering preceded a tour of the Bath Iron Works Corp plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick
Bath Iron Works Corp
Irving Usen
Robert Usen
Annabelle Markson
Yoland Markson
Theodor Jonsson
Brookline
Mahoney
Hurley
Massachusetts
Joseph B. Grossman
Grossman
Samuel Barron
Volunteers Sell Poppies For Memorial Day Effort
Ameri can Legion Auxiliary reports strong volunteer turnout for Poppy Day on May 29 led by poppy chairman Mrs. Bernard Pratt of the Roland Smith Auxiliary Unit. Women from the Auxiliary and other groups will distribute memorial poppies citywide to fund aid for disabled veterans and families of deceased veterans. Pratt stresses public support is crucial as veterans workers keep to a single day distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Bernard Pratt
Roland Smith
Legion and Auxiliary
Pratt
Rockland High to Install Cement Posts and Chains
The Rockland high school grounds will gain a formal fence upgrade as the senior class prepares to present cement posts and connecting chains to the school, aiming to give the campus a more college like atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland High School
Bath Represented At Maine Literature Day In Lewiston
Mrs. Paul G. Bagdikian led the Bath delegation at the sixth annual Maine Federation of Women's Clubs Literature Day at Bates College in Lewiston. About 200 club women and Bates people attended a program with three talks, music, a book fair, and a tea. Dr Samuel Macauley Lindsay of Boston spoke on Robert Burns, followed by a Bates Dance Club demonstration. Morning speakers included Rev Robert G Berkelman and Dr Edwin M Wright. Winners were announced for an original historical one act play with first prize to Evelyn Hoxie, second to Harriet Scribner, and honorable mention to Alice Karl. An upcoming General Federation Bible contest and Poetry Week were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Bagdikian
Cosmopolitan Club
Joseph I. Smith
Federation
Roscoe P. McFadden
Lewiston
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Bates College
Bates
Chesley W. Nelson
Norway
Margaret H. Fahrenholz
Little Theatre
Robert G. Berkelman
Edwin M. Wright
Clifton D. Gray
Mabelle H. Brown
Waterville
Evelyn Hoxie
Detroit
Pine Cone Club
Clinton
William
Harriet Scribner
South Paris
Alice Karl
Bockland
Lady Knox
Nelson
H. H. Burnham
Biddeford
Arthur Buckner
Hugh Pendexter
Accident to Ranger Proved Mast's Strength
An ill wind from a nor'easter last Saturday caused the Bath built Cup contender Ranger to lose its 165 foot aluminum mast off Massachusetts coast. Co designer W Starling Burgess says the mast with rigging cleaned out held under strain for hours, a feat he calls remarkable and beyond metal alternatives. The disaster strengthens Vanderbilt and associates faith in this mast type as a duplicate is rushed to completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
W. Starling Burgess
Bath Woman Chosen as a Vice President
The Maine branch of the Women's Auxiliary to the National Council of Episcopal Churches met in Portland on Tuesday and elected Mrs. Charles F. Flagg of Portland as president. She succeeds Mrs. Margaret Ogden, also of Portland, who led for seven years. First vice president named was Mrs. Frederick F.E. Drake of Bath. A fire caused by a painter's blow torch damaged a house at Lincoln avenue and School street in Gardiner, owned by St. Joseph parish, with damage estimated at $2,800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Women’s Auxiliary
National Council of Episcopal Churches
Portland
Charles F. Flagg
Margaret Ogden
Frederick FE. Drake
Bath
Fred H. Pope
Lincoln Avenue
School Street
Gardiner
Frank E. Lemar
St. Joseph Parish
Three Crew Shifts to Rush Work on Ranger Mast
The 165‑foot duraluminum mast for the racing yacht Ranger may be ready in about three weeks as Aluminum Company of America speeds material to Bath Iron Works. Bath will use three shifts, night and day, to complete the mast before transport to Newport Rhode Island. Archibald Main notes the loss of the mast was not surprising given Ranger’s stiffness and heavy keel, while designer W Starling Burgess pushes for swift delivery and testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranger
Aluminum Company of America
Bath Iron Works Corp
Massachusetts
William 8. Newell
Philadelphia
Bath
Newport
R. I
Cape Cod
Archibald M. Main
W. Starling Burgess
Pine Tree Circle Observes Anniversary
Pine Tree circle No. 826 of the Companions of the Foresters of America marked its 32nd anniversary with a banquet and social in Red Men hall. About 35 members attended. Prizes were won in bridge and whist. the circle plans Open House and an entertainment titled The Merry Widow Hat for its June day observance next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree Circle
Companions of the Foresters of America
Red Men's Hall
Edward J. Murphy
John M. Johnson
Albert J. Gallant
George D. Parshley
George W. Dall
Alex Burgess, Jr
Anna Conley
Annie Wilson
Charles H. Ansert
Parshley
Alex Burgess
Alice Tracey
Thomas Malia
Dall
Brunswick Orchestral Society Hosts Free Town Hall Concert
The public is invited to an 8 30 Sunday concert at Town Hall by the Brunswick Orchestral Society assisted by Brunswick high and grade school orchestras. The society, about 50 musicians, has received Davis fund aid and plans a free performance as a gesture of appreciation after months of preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Brunswick Orchestral Society
Orchestral Society
Brunswick
Davis Fund
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Haynes
Sebasco Estates
Amer Wai
OM A. R
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Surcessor To
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Bath Trust
Mts WiHitning Bo
Colbie
Toni Tiesdas
Mirtagy
Dien “Pius Nii
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Porthind
Milton Ff
Crosby
J. A. Winslow & Son
Broad Street
Mitter
Newell
John W Brown
Woolwich
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipyard
Mobile
Ala
Bath Iin Work Corp
Newel
Proporeed Now
Bowdoinham
J. N. Palmer
Deaconess Hospital
James Brown
Foster Meserve
Topsham
Erwin Jones
Susan Borjesson
Melvina Borjesson
New York City
Town
Lou Paul
Randall Andros
Elizabeth
Springvale
Hattie Anaros
Edith Wood
Felix Powell
A. B. Kelley
East Gardner
Arthur Lovejoy
Malden
Roy Munroe
Providence
R. TI
J. W. Bishop
Tow
Andros House
Bertha Tibbetts
Richard Denham
Harold Hackett
Roger Robinson
Methodist Ladies Aid
Hattie Andros
Bert Merrill
Carroll William
Addie Williams
Lillie Enman
Robert Wallace
Otis Gray
Clifford Gray
Richmond
Harry Woodbury
de Bru
Annic¢ Stinson
Harold Rollins
Alvard Skelton
Lisbon Falls
Grange
Sarah Archibald
Ray Haskell
Hardie
LES Camarades
Bath’s Musical Society
Federation of Music Clubs
Trawler
Legion Auxiliary Appeal
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mast
Clark Gable
Jean Harlow
Criminals OF the Air
Rosalind Keith
Chas. Quigley
Buck Jones
Jean Muir
Beverly Roberts
Will Rogers In
David Harum
Mair Stylists Guild
ROSE
St. Bath Savings Institution
Opera House
Charlie Ruggles
Eleanore Whitney
Phil Warris
Kenny Baker
Richard Arlen
Lili Palmer
Anton Walbrook
Margot Grahame
Walter Winchell
Ben Bernie
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