Memorial address to be given at Center Baptist church
Woolwich notes detail a memorial address at Center Baptist church Monday evening at 7 30 standard time by Attorney Edward W. Bridgham of Bath with a fine musical program led by Miss Sarah Bagley. A male quartet will sing Soldier's Dream of Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Bridgham
Bath
Center Baptist Church
Sarah Bagley
John Carter
John Reed
Frank Witham
Ames
Walter Hill
Freeman Trott
Richmond
Annie Brookings
Bates College
Lewiston
W. G. Brookings
McIntosh
River Road
Granville Durrell
South Gardiner
Durrell
Charles Durrell
Maria Leonard
Boston
Ihane Wright
Bailey
Wiscasset
Henna Dana
Eben Dana
Augusta
Geraldine Stott
Milton Carlton
Pearl
Phyllis Hall
J. N. Libby
Hattie Collins
Ashton Wardwell
Ferry
L. A. Bailey
Dresden Mills
Reed Main
Leslie Bailey
Thomas C. Main
W. 8. Leighton
Cumberland Mills
Laura J. Main
Thomas Main
Grange
Alton Erskine
Clarence Bailey
C. H. Butler
Hollis Bailey
Oakland
Roy Prescott
Bangor
Walker Farm
Harriet McKenney
C. E. Society
FE. D. Hardin
Congregational Church
Day's Ferry
Woolwich
Judge Wadhams Goes to Germany as Legal Adviser
Judge William H. Wadhams, recently resigning from the Court of General Sessions in New York City, becomes American legal advisor to the American Association for Commerce and Trade. He will reside in Berlin as a member of Hays & Wadhams and maintain offices at Lenne Strasse 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Wadhams
Court of General Sessions
New York City
American Association
Fn Commerce and Trade
Berlin
Germany
Hays & Wadhams
New York
Lenne Strasse 3
Wadhams
Sagadahoc County
Samuel Denney
James McCobb
Samuel McCobb
Bunker Hill
Col
Andrew Reed
Cox's Head
William Maxwell Reed
Phippsburg
Bath
Sagadahock National Bank
Maine Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Maine
Edwin Reed
Bowdoin College
Imarine
Oak
Middle Streets
High
Bath Streets
Cambridge
Mass
Francis Bacon
England
British Museum
Bacon
Judge Wadhams
Five Islands Grange notes and social roundups
At the grange meeting on Tuesday evening the third and fourth degrees were conferred on Miss Bertha Lewis and Charlie Davis. Pies and doughnuts, coffee and tea were served at recess. Sunshine circle met with Miss Iva and Alice Cromwell. The grange program for Tuesday includes roll call of funny clippings, music, a duet, a chorus, an original poem, and a closing thought from 2 Corinthians. Various Bath and Five Islands residents are noted for weekend visits and outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Bertha Lewis
Charlie Davis
Melvin Harford
Nettie Snowman
Hallowell
Miss Johnson
Snowman
Walter Moore
Almon Marr
Manley Rowe
Bath
Belle Stevens
Byron Rowe
Georgetown
Five Islands
Elbridge Mains
Charles Moore
Irving Lewis
Horace
Herman Colby
John Hinkley
Colby
Sunshine Circle
Iva
Alice Cromwell
Candy
H. W. Howard
Carl Lewis
Henry Rowe
Addie Davis
William Belanger
Arthur Nichols
Lightbody
Howard
Iva Lewis
Charles Knight
Westport
Sarah Stevens
Mildred Pinkham
Lulu Rowe
iNest
Grange Music
Sions Grange Orchestra
Tata
Aurelia Grey
Delia Davis
T. N. Blaisdell
Fred Rittal
Win. Boyd
Ellen Hagan
Ida Higgins
Villa Stevens
VLA
Oy Riers Grange Orchestra
Sadie Smith Drake
Lara Grey Acres
Lizzie Cromwell
Memorial services for Ladies of G A R observed
The Sedgwick circle Ladies of the G A R held its annual memorial service Tuesday night in G A R hall. Mrs. Elsie Higgins presided with chaplain Amos Haggett senior vice president Sarah Cutting and junior vice president M O Wright assisting. Singing by Fannie Thurlow Sarah Garcelon and Florence Willis preceded a vote to donate 25 dollars to the Salvation Army building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick Circle
Elsie Higgins
Amos J. Haggett
Sarah Cutting
M. O. Wright
Fannie Thurlow
Sarah Garcelon
Memorial day program under S V T W Hyde camp charge
SONS OF VETERANS TO HAVE CHARGE T. W. Hyde camp S of W has full charge of the Memorial day program this year and will handle the work for Sedgwick post GAR at the cemetery during afternoon exercises. A special committee named by Clarence A Warner will meet tonight to finalize details. Also travel guidance notes that Lewiston bound cars will stop at the north side of Maine street crossing and Bath cars at the south, a change from the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde Camp
S. of W
Sedgwick Post, Gar
Clarence A. Warner
Harry Leeman
Charles Pratt
Brunswick
Maine Street
Lewiston
Bath
Portland
Government of the French Republic bond offer described
Solicitation targets two individuals for twenty year 7 14 per cent sinking fund gold bonds at 95 with interest payable in New York in United States gold coin. No French taxes withheld. Bonds not callable before maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewtseve
French Republic
New York City
United States
Texacos Win Opening Twilight League Game at Kelley Field
The Texacos beat the White Bears 8 to 3 in a Monday Twilight League opener at Kelley Field. Texaco chased starter F Murray early, with Hanson and H White driving decisive two base hits, while McClure stole home on a passed ball in the ninth for the winning run. Grin dell relieved and held Texaco to three hits over four innings. White Bears rallied for three unearned runs in the eighth before Texaco answered with a final rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twilight Baseball League
Kelley Field
Texaco
White Bears
Texacan
Texacos
F. Murray
Grindell
Bears
Hanson
H. White
White
R. Oliver
M. Oliver
Oliver
Small
Crocker
McClure
Knights
Murray
Jones
Feltix
Texaco Ab
Stoo Knight
Taco
Hansonell- Ve
EE Crooker
Lote Sittin
C. Murray
Ilothrop
Poe
Pinkham
Nelemerayay
McNeil
Iranas
Feltis
C.seeseeeee
Lee
Heamott Fey
Stover
Maine People and Institutions Roundup
Dr Weymouth of Saco resigns as deputy internal revenue collector due to ill health. Historian Henry Surrage and family in Europe, landing May 2 in Glasgow. Bowdoin class of 1916 reports one death, Ernest Bacon of Bangor, planning fifth anniversary at Commencement. Maine Consistory conferred degrees from 18th Grand Pontiff to 82nd Sublime Prince, candidates from Augusta to Rockland. Maine Historical Society to meet June 21 in Brunswick. potential new president among Portland men. Maine Central Railroad trims Portland clerical staff about one sixth after talks with clerks, with five day plan as alternative. A Damnariscotta man rescues a boy from strong current at Mills locks. Bangor YMCA marks 40th anniversary with address by former secretary Robert A. Jordan. YMCA founded 1851 with 22 charter members. Building fund raised. debt cleared in 1802. current dormitory houses 80 beds and remains full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Weymouth
Saco
Internal Revenue
Henry S. Surrage
Europe
Glasgow
Scotland
England
Liverpool
Bowdoin College
Ernest W. Bacon
Bangor
Walter G. Davis
Frederick 9. Conant
Augustus F. Moulton
Portland
Maine Central Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Portland General Office
Bangor Y. M
All Souls’ Church
Robert A. Jordan
Bangor Y
Pierre McConville
Georgetown Votes to Raise Funds for Road Work
At a special town meeting on Saturday the town approved a $250 raise to combine with a $750 state appropriation for road improvements. The report also lists numerous residents traveling to Bath and other towns by car, noting several visits, moves, and local happenings. A number of illnesses and family movements are recorded, including chicken pox and whooping cough cases in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Powers
Everett Campbell
Flora Campbell
Charlie Campbell
Yarmouth
Wendall Baker
William Noble
Bath
Alon
W. T. Boyd
B. H. Woodside
Mr. Boyd
Howard Heald
Z. Winkham
Harry Ibald
Ferris Leonard
Charles Nocton
Five Islands
A. FE. Rowe
T. N. Hagan
Nutter
Alonzo Thibodeau
Sunie V Potter
Seguinland
Emma Billings
Dorothy Stuart
Portland
John Dpd. Williams
Frank Heald
Joseph Harford
Karl Pottle
Leila Harford
Harold Haunt
Charles McMahan
Ethel
Owen Marr
Everett
Mass
Mr. McMahan
Roy Moore
Pauline
Ruby
Joseph Vechnik
Values of land in Detroit are advancing fast
Editor of the Independent recounts a Sunday motor trip 55 miles covering farm purchases near Detroit towns Ferndale Royal Oak Birmingham Pontine and along Grand River and Woodward avenues. He notes land prices rising from 50 per acre to 1000 per acre near the city, a large cemetery receiving tomb and increasing real estate activity with 10 percent down and one percent monthly payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Independent
Jersey
Detroit
Valmer Park
Lincoln Highway
Roseland Cemetery
John HR. Wolston
Maude
Woodward Avenue
Ferndale
Royal Oak
Birmingham
Pontine
Grand River Avenue
Ford
Michigan
Ventine
Ancient Masons seek big plans amid Detroit riverfront growth
The Vales tine lodge FP A Masons No 357 with 4700 members owns the old Alger house near Fort and Shelby. They bought it ten years ago for 115000, spent 25000, and now have a 50000 bid from Fort Shelby hotel co to allow expansion. A new temple project on Second Boulevard and Charlotte costs about 2000000. Nearby ground on Cass Park is broken for a 4000000 temple. The Fort Shelby stands on La Fayette Boulevard and Shelby streets. DR WILLIAM JAMES ROUSE. Robert Sutherland visited Woodford Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valestine Lodge
FP. & A. Masons No
Russel Alexander Alger
Fort and
Shelby Street
Detroit River
Masons
Fort Shelby Hotel Co
Second Boulevard
Charlotte Streets
Cass Park
Fort Shelby
LaFayette Boulevard
Shelby Streets
Alger House
Detroit
Belle Isle Park
Hortense
Maude
Wolston
William James Rouse
Making Garments by PTA Aids European Relief Effort
North-Center Parent-Teacher Association met at Grace church parish house and sewed garments for European children. Miss Margaret Foote spoke on mothers and teachers cooperation and library staff support. Delegates to Augusta conference include Mrs Dresser, Mrs Fuller, Mrs Mullin, Mrs Troop, Mrs Calderwood, Mrs Dougherty, and Mrs Vowers. South End PTA session sewed for the needy and sent garments to Red Cross. Lawrence Farrell received a lump sum settlement from the Industrial Accident Commission after a July 11 incident at Texas Steamship Co., represented by Ralph O. Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Center
Parent-Teacher Association
Grace Church
Margaret Foote
Patten Free Library
Conference of
Parent Teachers Associations
Augusta
Paul Dresser
Hh. Motley Fuller
Seth S. Mullin
Carl Troop
Herbert L. Calderwood
Daniel T. Dougherty
Maxwell Vowers
South End
parent-Techer Association
The
Red Cross
Lawrence Farrell
Texas Steamship Co
Industrial Accident Commission
Ralph O. Dale
Bath
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
F. S. Curtis
Center Street
Bath, Maine
Stuart
Zyes
Front St
Beaver
U. L. Farnham Co, Inc
H. C
Cedar Street
Hain’s Hill
East Brunswick
Canada
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Beulah Lodge
Lillius Larrabee
Queen Esther
Elmer King
Commonwealth Hotel
Bowdoin Street
Beacon Hill
State House
Hotel Avery
Avery Street
Morse Bros. Managing Directors
M. J. Frye
Otis N. E
Liberty Street
Agents Howard
Octave Breton
Sons OF Veterans
Ralph Reynolds
Ruth
Eugene Reynolds
Alvah Reynolds
Ina Noble
Sarah
Mabel Winkham
James Nixon
Harold Hunt
Kuppenheimer
the House of Kuppenheimer
John J. Desmond
the House of Kuppenheimer Clothes
Robert Sutherland
Woodfords
To Help Children of Europe
Fletcher
Castoria
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