Annual supper boosts Fairview Cemetery fund in Winnegance
Winnegance residents packed the vestry for the May beans supper to raise cash for Fairview Cemetery maintenance. Cashier Charles E. Preble kept a busy till as attendees from Hath and elsewhere joined locals to support grass cutting and improvements. The event followed a regular community party with whist prizes and refreshments, while various residents were noted for travel, work, and upcoming plans in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Cemetery Association
Association
Charles E. Preble
Charles FE. Hewitt
Richmond
Augustus Preble
Odbury Sherburne
Attleboro
Mass
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
William Robeson
Abram C. Oliver
Frank Perry
Morgan
Portland
Squaw Club
George M. Eaton
Anetson
I. A. Trueworthy
Frank Perow
Harry Williams
George A. Merritt
Boothbay Harbor
Harry B. Williams
Charles B. Williams
Topsham
William Campbell
Maine
Providence
R. I
Zion VL. Hunt
Isaac H. Rideout
Bath
Almon R. Perry
FE. O. Taylor
Corliss Street
Edgar Oliver
Zina M. Eaton
Marion Morse
Elsie Allegrin
Kittery
Eaton
Walter Morse
Winneanew
Morse
Tath Iren
Fred DL. Parks
Harry JB. Williams
Lillian Parks
Lewiston
Sherman Morse
New York
Diamond Line
Manhatan
Manhattan
Boston
Charles F. Hewitt, Jr
Frank Allegrin
City Hospital
Alfred Cornish
Fast Brunswick
Fred L. Parks
Eugene Morey
Ladies of St. Marys serve fine supper in Clifford House
More than 200 were served supper Tuesday night by the women of St. Marys parish in Clifford House. The menu included cold meats escalloped potatoes beans pickles rolls coffee doughnuts and cake. The general committee was chaired by Mrs Edward J. Murphy with several officers and assistants named. John Burgon left Tuesday for Boston where he will be employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Parish
Clifford House
Edward J. Murphy
George McElman
Maurice McKay
Joseph Hart
Edmond Arsenault
Catherine Kelley
Charles Comeau
Mary Arsenault
John Costain
John Hart
William J. Curran
John Conley
William Murphy
Oscar Tanguay
Winfred Roy
Mary Rose Gallant
Rare opportunity to buy summer estate at two thirds value
At Christmas Cove Maine a furnished seven room cottage with large living areas bath porch water views 7 acres harbor privileges boat house float and boats listed at 10000 with possible lease. Edgar O Achorn Boston address provided. Also motorist safety notice urging caution to prevent accidents on curves and hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christmas Cove
Maine
Edgar O. Achorn
Tremont Street
Boston
Beacon Street Church Names New Pastor Rev Weston P Holman
Rev Weston P Holman was appointed to Beacon Street church at Augusta by Bishop Thom as Nicholson. He has preached for two weeks and satisfied parishioners. Holman, cousin of Ernest M Holman, has pastored in Oakland and Camden, and is noted for debt liquidation, growth, and strong youth outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street
Augusta
Thomas Nicholson
Holman
Ernest M. Holman
First Baptist Church
Camden
Oakland
Dbeoston University
la Salle Extension University
Augusti
John W. Hamilton
Wortland
Willian A. Quayle
South Berwick
Helman
Memorial Services for Sagadahoe Bar Association Leader Hogan
Resolutions on the death of William E. Hogan president of the Sagadahoe County Bar Association were adopted at a memorial service in the court room late Saturday afternoon prior to the Sagadahoe county supreme court adjournment. Hogan’s successor Joseph M. Trott presided and tributes to his ability and character were paid by bar members in seniority order as Judge Deasy delivered an eulogistic response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Hogan
Sagadahoe County Bar Association
Sagadahoe County Supreme Court
Hogan
Joseph M. Trott
Deasy
Wesley Official Board Elects Church Officers
The Official Board and Trustees of Wesley church met at the parsonage on Union Street Monday night. Fred W. Armes elected secretary and Terry A. Walters church treasurer. Trustees named John Stewart benevolences, Walter F. Day financial secretary. Committees chosen for janitor, pulpit, ushers. Pastor vacation set for August. Trustee meeting elected Armes chairman, Gordon secretary, Walters treasurer. Rev Cyimbrid Hughes to visit June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Union Street
Fred W. Armes
Terry A. Walters
John Stewart
Walter F. Day
Andrew M. Butterfield
Harry A. Walters
Galen D. Watson
Charles FE. Brooks
Robert S. Gorgon
Galen TD. Watson
Charles K. Shepard
Edgar A. Farrar
Robert S. Gordon
False Alarm Calls Out Fire Department
A Monday night false alarm from box 713 at High street Meadow Way and Milan street triggered a fire department run. Combination 2 cut through Oliver street to Tligh street while Combination 4 followed Washington to Park then High street. Horses strained on the long pull, and the alarm’s access appeared to be gained via a drilled glass cover hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
High Street
Meadow Way
Milan Street
Combination 2
Oliver Street
Washington Street
Tligh Street
Combination 4
Park Street
Phippsburg to Revamp Historic Harbor Inn
Phippsburg plans convert the Harbor Inn at Small Point into a modern guest house with a ten foot piazza along three sides. The project includes roof raise, dormer windows, more chambers, new plumbing, enlarged dining room, and a new straightened road from Bath. The harbor and landing will remain handy for water access. Local social items note guests, illnesses, and visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Aliquippa
Small Point ‘Harbor
Maine
Alequippa
Small Point
Bath
Annie Nichols
Wortlind
Alice
Abbie Minott
John B. Leach
Key West
Fla
Havana
Vinetta MacDonald
Brewer
J. G. MacDonald
MacDonald
Oliver Farm
Clarence M. Bowker
Woodfords
Ethel N. Doughty
Yarmouth
Henrietta Bowker
Percy
Lester Oliver
Coast Guards
Popham Beach
Perank” Oliver
Hetemi Bowie
Boston
Myron Martin
Jefferson
Verley Crummett
Thurlow
Page's Mill
Wiscasset
Prank Leach
Chebeagne Island
John T. Leach
Irving Harrington
Irving, Jr
Charles II
Knight
Squirrel Point Light
Stott
Woolwich
Henry M. Heald
Sabine
Henry W. Butler
Grace Brown
Center School
Brunswick Road
Julia Wallace
Nellie Cardle
Charles A. Morton
Sebaseco
George S. Davis
J. Ti. Pease
Edward Chaplin
Capt
T. J. Cole
Dromore
van Zant Wheeler
New York
West Point
Madame Wheeler
Clifford Place
Meadowbrook
Abbie Hughes
Charles Perry
Portland
Charles H. Cutting
Ernest W. Oliver
Charles A. Morrison
Sebasco
Frank Allegrin
Bath City Hospital
Westport Notes on Residents Arrival and Ferry Work
Francis Eaton arrives at Rockmore farm North End for the summer Mrs Eaton to join this week. Engineer Eugene W. Lewis of the steamer Herman Winter visits his aunt Mrs M Webber. George Clancy returns from Dresden with family to Westport. Cromwell buys a launch to aid ferry operation attaching power boat to the scow saves labor and wear. Horace Lewis begins his routine trips to MacMahan island, supplying dairy and farm products to the summer resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis BE. Eaton
Rockmore Farm
North End
Mrs. Eaton
Eugene W. Lewis
Herman Winter
Horace Lewis
MacMahan Island
Two Chicken Stories From Walker's HeadVillage
Mrs Angie Mank bought about 100 day old chicks and set them outside for the first time Monday. Tuesday morning she found 15 of the chicks had frozen to death during the night. Grace Pushard lost a hen recently and the hen returned home with 17 chickens. John Grindell's Colonial club orchestra will broadcast concerts from station WEEI Boston on Friday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie Mank
Walker
Grace Pushard
John Grindell
Colonial Club Orchestra
WEEI
Boston
Millions of Fish Fingerlings To Be Distributed This Spring
The United States Bureau of Fisheries plans to release six million trout and salmon fingerlings and fry across New England lakes and streams this spring. About 32 million flatfish fry are at Woods Hole to be released nearby. Distribution starts next week, with a route from Nashua to New Hampshire and eastern Massachusetts, then Craig Brook Maine, St. Johnsbury Vermont, and beyond to eastern New York and western Massachusetts waters. Major stations report several hundred thousand to over a million fish ready for release, aiming at the greatest good for anglers and sport clubs alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New New England
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau
Woods Hole
Mass
New England
Elf
Philadelphia
Nashua
N. H
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Craig Brook
Maine
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
New York
Grand Lake
Holden
Megantic Fish and ‘Game Club
Bath Boy Injured by Fall of Horse
Archie McDonough sixteen was hurt Sunday afternoon when a saddle horse he rode fell on a North street crossing. He was unconscious with numerous cuts and bruises after the horse slid about fifteen feet. He received first aid at the McFadden home and recovered quickly. The horse, recently purchased in Augusta by R Clinton McFadden, bolted through Middle street before slipping on the walk and throwing the boy. Mrs. Stetson aided the boy and he was later revived and returned to duties at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie McDonough
North Street
Rosege DP. McFpadden
Augusta
R. Clinton McFadden
Young McDonough
Middle Street
Augustus A. Percy
McDonough
Harry E. Stetson
Marion H. Doughts
Memorial Day plans for Hyde Camp Auxiliary
Hyde Camp Auxiliary lays plans for Memorial Day supper serving baked beans cold meats doughnuts butter rolls and pickles for Grand Army veterans Sons of Veterans and Spanish War veterans after the parade. Encampment in Portland June 10 11 discussed. past commanders and presidents banquet at Graymoor. Ball at the armory drew 100 couples with delegations from Portland Westbrook Biddeford Sanford Brunswick. netted 75 for organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL. W. Hyde Camp
S. of W
Grand Army
Sons of Veterans
Portland
Graymore
Armory
Portlaind
Westbrook
Biddeford
Sanford
Brunswick
Kyady Kemont
William Cressey
Cumberland Mills
Margaret Coleman
Cora Freeman
Bina Staples
Sadie Garcel
Edith Milley
MacMillan to Sail From Wiscasset Maine Arctic Expedition
Donald B. MacMillan plans to sail from Wiscasset on June 20 with his Arctic exploration expedition. The Kenana and Bowdoin will depart Maine, with planes from the two air lines to circle the city during the celebration of the Battle of Bunker Hill. The route loops through Greenland and Axel Heiberg Jan, with final return likely September 20 to Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. MacMillan
Wiscasset
Arctic
Dortland
MacMillan
George W. Britt
Boston
Bunker Hill
Maine
France
New York
Bowdoin
Britt
Julianehaab
Greenland
Godthaab
Etah
Kenana
Cape
Nachbak Bay
Providence
R. I
Kansas City
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Economics discussed continued on page one
The article notes pupils receive a hot dish to supplement cold lunches, with about one hundred served daily. It laments low female participation in the practical economics program, where only enough girls enroll to fill two classes for Freshmen and Sophomores, despite clear benefits.
Don’t Swim Safety Rules and Local Notes
Don’t swim if you have heart trouble or are overheated or tired. Do not swim on a full stomach or alone. Wait two hours and dive only where you know depth. Do not swim until exhausted or struggle in currents. Learn Red Cross life saving and resuscitation. Irving Coombs of West Bath builds a double garage and improves his Campbell’s Pond home. Frank Thomas of Westport visited town on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Irving Coombs
West Bath
Campbell's Pond
Young People Union Holds Live Session in Brunswick
A Sagadahoc Young People’s Union event at Corliss Street Church in Brunswick drew about 150 youths from the Christian Endeavor and Epworth Leagues. Officers were elected, a nominating committee named, and a banner based on meeting attendance was awarded to Corliss Street Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Young People’s Union
Marion Bowie
Beacon Street
Susie Harmon
Brunswick
H. H. Bishop
Uunswick
Charles K. Brooks
Wesley
Harry McIntire
Corliss Baptist
Charles Parkin
Lyndon McMackin
Topsham
Wesley Epworth League
E. ©. Taylor
H. H
Ead
C. A. Davis
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Portland
Corliss Street Christian Endeavor
Brunswick Epworth League
Bronsawick Christian Endeavor
Topsham Christian Endeavor
Bates Elected Association Secretary at Maine
Thomas Bates of the University of Maine former Morse high track and football star has been elected secretary of the university athletic association. Henry B Eaton is elected president and captain of next year’s relay. Paul Lamoreau becomes vice president. Willie Barrows to represent the seniors. Barrows and Lamoreau are standout athletes with multiple fraternity affiliations and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bates
University of Maine
Morse High
University Athletic Association
Tom
Maine
S.A.E
Henry B. Eaton
Skulls
M” Club
Phi Gammma Delta Fraternity
Paul Lamoreau
M Mahans Busy Season Highlights Bryn Mawr News
Miss Margaret M Mahan has been named captain of the Archery team at Bryn Mawr College. Gregson and Mrs Gregson noted for Bowdoin ties and class leadership. MacMahan forestry work includes planting 5900 white pines 500 spruces and 200 Norway spruces on the island. A Forest Planting in Maine booklet by John M Briscoe is widely consulted. West Newton cottagers to visit. Dr Chandler Bowdoin graduate now a Boston oculist. Miss Thelma D Kittridge died Sunday at Boothbay Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Bryn Mawr College
Gregson
Munec Mahan
Bowdoin College
Bryn Mawr
MacMahan
Maine
John M. Briscoe
University of Maine
Rand
Interest Manifests in MMillan Departure
The article notes strong public interest over Capt. Donald MacMillan and his Arctic expedition. It covers planned departure from Boston June 17, possible Wis casset stop, and official witnesses. It mentions two Loening amphibian planes tested at Mitchell Field and later to be aboard the Peary toward Etah, with Byrd's earlier remarks about the expedition base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald T. MacMillan
Jondein College
Boston
Banker Hill
Brewster
MacMillan
United States
Wiscasset
James A. Gallivan
Charlestown
Gallivan
Wilbur
Navy
Admiral Moffett
Bureau of Sevenanties
Navy Department
Bowdoin
Byrd — Gaid
Etah
Basketball Authority to Attend Meeting at Portland Club
Allan Spear secretary treasurer of the Central Maine Board of Basketball Officials reports Oswald Towner, renowned basketball authority, will attend the association meeting at Portland Athletic Club on May 29 at 6 30 daylight time. Towner will speak on basketball rules recent changes and interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Spear
Central Maine Board of Basketball Officials
Oswald Towner
Porland Athletic Club
Towner
Bath Man Builds Boat for Commodore Moses
A Bath and Lisbon Falls party witnessed the launch of the Greyhound at Crescent Lake. Built last winter by Joseph Oliver, master, the Bath craft was trucked to the lake and is the first Bath built boat launched there. It will serve as a moth er ship for Commodore Oliver Moses and the fleet at the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lisbon Falls
Crescent Lake
Longlake
Rangeley
Greyhound
Joseph R. Oliver
Washington Street
Oliver Moses
Inside a Star Burly Atoms Drive Energy Flow
Prof A S Eddington of Cambridge described the star interior as a clash of atoms electrons and waves in constant collision. He said atoms never advance but merely exchange places while ether waves flow outward to surface and power the star's heat output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Eddington
Vitumian
Cambridge University
British Royal Institution
Eddington
Bath Fishermen Travel to Maine Inland Lakes
Bath fishermen head to inland lakes of Maine for weekend fishing with small catches reported. Weather shifted from warm Saturday to heavy rains Sunday, while snow remains visible on shaded high ground near Moosehead Rangeley and along the State highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine
Moosehead
Rangeley
Warren Gledhill Visited Genesia Chapter OFE Event
Warren Gledhill of Lewiston attended the Genesia chapter OFE gathering on Friday night with Mrs. Gledhill acting as organizer and first patroness. The guests stayed at the home of her brother William A. Furber on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Gledhill
Lewiston
Genesia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fairview Cemetery
Ladies OF
ST. Mary’s
John Burgon
Beacon Street Church
BAR Association
Wesley Official Board
Phippsburg
Aliquippa
Small Point Harbor
Westport
Bath Boy
Animal
Hyde Camp
G.A.R., Sons of Veterans
Kennebec Bridge
Bath, Maine
M’millan
Frank Thomas
Bath Savings Institution
Young People’s Union
Corliss Street Baptist Church
M’mahan
Thelma D. Kittridge
Basketball Authority
Bath Man
Moses
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