Bath Rotarians Hear Talk On Depression
Bath Rotary Club heard Lloyd W. Fisher of Bates College discuss depressions of earth versus economic downturns. He traced earth history from fish to humans, noting coast line shifts and glacial changes. Bath Brunswick highway plans were discussed with action to cooperate with Brunswick. Future meetings move to Morse High cafeteria with the senior class as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Hotel Phoenix
Lloyd W. Fisher
Bates
Millinockett
Fisher
Rotary
C. Earle Richardson
P. K. Niven
Brunswick Club
Bath-Brunswick Highway
Snipe
Bath Club
Brunswick
Morse High School
Classified Plant and Poultry For Sale Notice
Bill Hatch upstairs for sale strawberry plants 3.50 per M Carlton Bath 277 43. For sale chicks Barren Rocks extra gas laying strain make fine broilers. Hatch McIntosh Maquoit road Brunswick Me 4 4 tf a ee ee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Carlton
Bath
McIntosh
Maquoit
Brunswick
Daughters of 1812 Meet in This City
Enterprise chapter of United States Daughters of 1812 hosts at Mrs. Henry W. Butler’s home 624 High street with Spring decorations. Mrs. Cushman reports on the National Congress in Washington, D C, and a musical program features piano solo by Francis McPherson and songs by Mrs. Fred Cary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Butler
Clyde E. Richardson
Brunswick
Mary Pelham Hill
Topsham
Enterprise Chapter
United States Daughters of 1812
Butler
High Street
National Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D. C
B. G. W. Cushman
Auburn
Francis McPherson
Fred Cary
McPherson
Cushman
Paul C. Bibber
James B. Pulsifer
Warren W. Gledhill
Arthur A. Garcelon
G. Edwin Turgeon
George N. Gardiner
Charles K. D. Chase
Olney D. Bliss
William D. Lawless
Herbert L. Wells
John E. Cartland
Earle V. McCrellis
Annie C. Bristol
Chester A. Plant
Louise R. Staples
Thespians End Season With Big Hearted Herbert
The Thespians closed their season Friday night with the three act comedy Big Hearted Herbert directed by H. Augustus Huse and led by Miriam Kimba in the role of the devoted wife. The cast included Margery Haskell, Wyman Holmes, 11 year old Herbert Steeves, Brenda Hill, Doris Wing, Doorothy Welch, and others while Richard Haskell served as stage manager. Audiences grew and out of town patrons attended as the troupe eyes next season with new productions.
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Thespians
Herbert
H. Augustus Huse
Miriam Kimba
Herbert Kalness
Mr. Huse
Margery Haskell
Alice
Elizabeth
Goodrich
Mr. Goodrich
Miss Kimball
Aline MacMahon
Guy Kibbee
Huse
Bath
Holmes
Brenda Hill
Mrs. Goodrich
Doris Wing
Amy Lawrence
Doorothy Welch
Martha
Franklin Wright
John Moore
Charles Bartlett
George Quimby
Frances Smith
Richard Haskell
William Owen
Camden
George B. Connard
Lillian Miller
Henry W. Owen
Brunswick Girl Scouts Hold Golden Eaglet Ceremony
On Tuesday night at Girl Scout Hall the Brunswick Girl Scouts present the Golden Eaglet to Miss Ernestine Wilson. The 7.30 pm ceremony features a scout playlet and is presented by Mrs. Pauline Long Wilson, a former scout captain. Miss Wilson, a Brunswick High senior, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Wilson of 7 Stone Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Hall
Ernestine Wilson
Brunswick
Pauline Long Wilson
Miss Wilson
Brunswick High School
Ernest E. Wilson
Stone Street
Conference Re-Elects Rev Rodney Roundy Superintendent
The 108th annual Congregational-Christian Conference of Maine concluded at Winter Street Church with Rev. Rodney W Roundy unanimously re elected as superintendent. He praised church cooperation and Bath hospitality as key memories from the Bath Bathport event. Pastor Joseph Purdue thanked Bath organizations and Winter Street Church for their support and coverage by The Bath Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney W. Roundy
Rodns. W. Roundy
Portland
Bath
Roundy
Joeph O. Purdue
Times
Central Maine Power Company
Y.M.C.A
Morse Academy
Winter Street Church
Joseph O. Purdue
Congregational Conference
Two State Champions Attend Brunswick Amateur Boxing Show
The event features Ernest Filteau of Berlin New Hampshire 112 pound champion and Nicholas Kurikovitch of Winslow Maine 174 pound champion as part of a seven class boxing program at Brunswick town hall this Friday night. About 35 boxers from Berlin Waterville Biddeford Lewiston Brunswick and Bath are set to compete in the first amateur show by the Brunswick Community Boys' Club drawing a regional crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Town Hall
Brunswick Community Boys’ Club
Ernest Filteau
Berlin
N. H
Pcound
Granite State
Nicholas Kurikovitch
Winslow
Maine
Waterville
Biddeford
Lewiston
Brunswick
Bath
Skowhegan Dropps Parimutuel Betting This Year
Trustees of the Somers t Central Agricultural Society voted in Skowhegan nine to three Friday night against legalized betting. Proponents of Lie measure who spoke included Major John W. Fogler and Fred W. Weston. Opponents named George H. Plummer Ernest C. Butler and W H Himman. A Bridgton Academy official, Ernest Parson, is noted as a fisherman who caught a four and a half pound red spot at Keoka Lake, Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skowhegan
Somers T Central Agricultural Society
John W. Fogler
Fred W. Weston
Maine
George H. Plummer
Ernest C. Butler
W. H. Himman
Ernest Parson
Bridgton Academy
Keoka Lake
Waterford
Reverend David L. Wilson to Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon
University of Maine selects Rev. David L. Wilson of Bath to give the baccalaureate address on Sunday June 9. Commencement speaker will be Dr. Carleton W. Stanley of Dalhousie University Halifax Nova Scotia. Weather permitting both events planned for Alumni Oval or Memorial Gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Hauck
University of Maine
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church of
Bath
Carleton Wellesley Stanley
Dalhousie University
Halifax
N. S
Stanley
Canada
Manchester Guardian
Isabel Alexander
Toronto
Wilson
New York City
New York
Union Theological Seminary
Columbia University
America
Wilon
Congregational Church
Fort Fairfield
Belfast
Maine
Grand Commandery of
San Francisco
Alumni Oval
Alumni Hall
Memorial Gymnasium
Lake Titicaca Depths and Size Report
Lake Titicaca in Peru covers more than 3220 square miles and reaches depths over 700 feet in several locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Titicaca
Peru
Bowdoinham News Highlights Local Social and Sports
Social calls among Bowdoinham families. Junior Prize Speaking Declamations set for May 24 with a PTA prize fund. Local baseball: Sagadahoc Fertilizer beats Lisbon opponent. Leavitt’s loses 13 to 5 to Bowdoin Center. Births, visitors, and weekend guests count as community notes in a bustling town bulletin.
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H. A. Clinch
Portland
John Purington
Parent-Teachers Association
Litheo Allen
Betty Arlene
Brunswick Hospital
Sagadahoc Fertilizer
Lisbon
Bowdoinham
Leavitt
Bowdoin Center
Bowdoin
Dolly Brawn
Miss Brawn
Ernest Millay
Carrie Ricker
Litchfield
Myrtle Gordon
Newcastle
William Gould
Frank Hackett
Rochester
N. H
Hattie Hackett
George A. Hackett
Alfred Brown
Mexico
Linwood Rideout
Harry Gill
Lawrence
Mass
Gill
Mr. Gile
Wilbur Small
Jennie Allen
R. H. Martin
Gardiner
Charles Fogg
Lena Patten
Lizabeth Blake
John Blake
Massachusetts
Ray Douglas
Roger
Clyde
Tucson
Ariz
Bowdeinham
Edith Wood
Hattie Andros
Lottie Cobb
Sanford
Stephen Cobb
Raymond Rendall
Alfred
Alice
Larchmont
N. Y
Abbie Graves
Eva Palmer
Alice Maxwell
Clara Fogg
Brunswick
William Huntoon
David Andrews
Boston
Alvin Huntoon
George Hamilton
Motion Pictures Shown by Beacon Street Brotherhood
At a vestry meeting Tuesday evening the Brotherhood of Beacon Street church viewed motion pictures supplied by Standard Oil Co and Canadian National Railways. The event drew a large crowd and votes were cast of thanks. Plans were set for the Sabine outing Friday, the season’s final meeting with Arthur C. Norton as committee chairman. Attendees not yet notifying Norton should do so promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Beacon Street
Standard Oil Co
Canadian National Railways
Sabine
Arthur C. Norton
Norton
Miss Anna E. Gibson Funeral Held in Bath
The life long Bath resident Miss Anna E. Gibson died in Boston. Her funeral was held Sunday at one at the Arthur F. Mayo residence in Bath. Readers included Roland J. Sawyer of Brunswick. Bearers were Clinton Douglas, Charles L. Gibson of Boston, and Charles S. Brown with Charles S. Brown Jr. of Augusta. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery in Springfield, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Gibson
Bath
Boston
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Roland J. Sawyer
Brunswick
Christian Science Reader
Clinton Douglas
Charles L. Gibson
Charles S. Brown
Charles S. Brown, Jr
Augusta
Oak Grove
Community notices from East Bowdoin and Sagadahoc Grange
East Bowdoin Ladies meet at Mrs. Charles Babb home on May 16 with 12 attendees. quilts discussed and two more planned. Sagadahoc Grange held May 18 with music and readings. local members attended. Local residents include Mrs. Grant Woods recovering from throat surgery and Samuel Enman injured in a barn accident. An East Bowdoin chapel season opening is set for June 2 with Dr William R. Wood as speaker.
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East Bowdoin
Charles Babb
Robert McAfee
Sagadahoc Grange
Herbert Roberts
Mildred Carr
Ernest
Maynard Carr
Edna Bickford
Theresa Carr
Grant Woods
Brunswick Hospital
Chester Marshall
Portland
Samuel Enman
Richard
Pratt
Richmond
Olive Ward
Ernest Carr
Steep Falls
Nellie Cobb
Carrie Douglass
Cobb
Brunswick
Loraine Heenie
Marion Curtis
East Bowdoin Chapel
William R. Wood
Augusta
Harold Curtis
Bliss College
Charles A. Babb
L. G. Starbird
Nurses Graduation Friday Afternoon Bath Memorial Hospital
The Bath Memorial Hospital School of Nursing holds its annual graduation Friday afternoon at Grace Church parish house. Graduate nurses will usher, a reception follows in the hall, and the High School orchestra will provide music. The program includes Invocation, Address by Mayor Arthur Sewall, Address to graduates by Dr. Langdon T. Snipe, a Nightingale pledge, medal presentation, and diploma distribution by L Eugene Thebeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Grace Church Parish House
Charles M. Tubbs
Arthur Sewall
Langdon T. Snipe
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Senter’s, Inc
N. Gratz Jackson
Wilbur C. Oliver
Roscoe G. Bailey
State House
State Highway Commission
Lucius D. Barrows
Brann
Executive Council
Bill Hatch
Rawleigh
Awleigh Co
Dept
Albany
N. x
Bath Pythians
Acadia Lodge
Grand Lodge
Gardiner Lodge
K. of P
Acadia Lodge of
Harry Watson
Charles S. Dunning
Hallowell
Acadia
Arthur Gebhard
Daughters OF 1812
Mr. Roundy
Berlin, N. H
Nick Kurikovitch
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Bath Trust Bldg
Center St
Genesta
O.E.S
Genestat
Masonic Temple
Emma Gledhill
Genesia
John McKiever
McKiever
Annie E. Cox
Nellie C. Congdon
Marshal
Jason A. Merrill
Fred A. Fuller
Adah
Albion L. Corliss
Ruth
Thomas F. Perkins
Paul G. Bagdikian
David FE. Rich
Electa
Laurence A. Lowell
Sentinel
Lowell
Gledhill
Henry G. Shaw
Benjamin F. Savage
Harry G. Deering
Doris I. Leavitt
Arthur B. Stilphen
John Wishart
David E. Rich
George A Rogers
Harris T. Rodick
Clyde Lake
Charles A. Carr
Wallace L. Atwood
Lewis J. Sanborn
Leonard M. Munsey
William J. Craft
Philip Roberts
Horace Morse
Carl B. Swanton
Mildred Clark
Beacon Brotherhood
Miss Gibson
Springfield
Ill
Pen
Grace Church
Doris Chase Purington
Margaret Yates
Alumnae Association
L. Eugene Thebeau
Francis A. Mangan
Europe
Opera House
McFadden
Walter C. Kelley
Andy Clyde
YALE
Patricia Ellis
Buster Crabbe
THE
George O’brien
Mon
Tues
West Point OF the Air
Wallace Beery
Mona Barbec
Gilbert Roland
Rockingham— Theatres
Maine Central Railroad
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