Concert Program by Les Camarades A Musical Treat
Music lovers at Winter Street chapel last week praised Les Camarades annual Music Week concert as among their finest yet. Allan Ramsay led a strong program with Mrs Pred K. Sturtevant unable to perform due to injury. Ramsay performed solos and shared encores with Kathleen Leonard, Merton Sprague, and others. The ensemble presented a varied lineup including Mozart, Bizet, Meyerbeer, and Wagner pieces, with a floral tribute to accompanist Mrs. Carl Albee and praise for all soloists and the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Camaredes Musicaux
Winter Street
Les Camarades
Allan H. Ramsay
Pred K. Sturtevant
Mr. Ramsay
J. Harry McLellan
Bath
Portland
Robaudi
Merton Sprague
Carl Albee
Pres. Ramsay
Are Gray
Kathleen Leonard
Land of Sky Blue Water
Bocharini
Reelect Tubbs as Maine Episcopal official at convention
Reverend Charles M. Tubbs was reelected to the Diocesan standing committee at the Maine Episcopal convention held last week in St. Luke's Cathedral Portland. He was chosen secretary at the reorganized committee and named chairman of the Social Service department after resigning as chair of the Field department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
Episcopal Church
Maine
St. Luke's Cathedral
Portland
Mr. Tubbs
Social Service Department
Frederick E. Drake
Boston
Diocean Council
Drake
Woman's Auxiliary
Ralph G. Stetson
Fred D. Hill
Arthur Sewall
Phippsburg Community Notes Feature Local Visits
Arthur Walter returns to Stamford after Sebasco stay as Woolwich guests, and a stream of visits to Dromore, Small Point, and Bath highlights the week. Local families including Derwents, Wrights, Campbells, and Atwoods share news of guests, travel, grange activities, and upcoming 4-H and farm bureau events with a focus on community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Walter
Stamford
Dromore
Ralph E. Wright
Ralph, Jr
Sherman Campbell
Bay Point
Frank P. Leavitt
Marie Simpson
Charles Eaton
Brunswick
William Boothby
Augusta
H. W. Cutting
Annie Cutting
Rose Estes
South Portland
Small Point
Raymond McIntire
Marblehead
Mass
Belle Lowell
Bath
Ernest Rogers
Pauline
Small Point Beach
Arlene York
Morse High School
Ann Dobson
William Grevers
New York
Rogers’ Camp
Maurice Libby
Libby Camp
Harry Williams
New Meadows
James Percy
Harold Cutting
Samuel Lancaster
Edward Bolton
Willard Blair
Clarence
South Braintree
Jay Daley
Foxboro
Ray F. Campbell
Howard McDonald
Blaisdell Farm
Kenneth Peterson
Emma Ingalls
Melvin Pratt
Pratt
Ceres
Bod
Maggie
Grange
Grange Hall
George C. Nichols
Quincy
Cora Campbell
William B. Perry
Elfreda Perkins
Hubert T. McCarty
Dromore Grange
Cumberland County Pomona
Gorham
Adrianna Pratt
Perkins
Abbie F. Minott
Roxbury
Elizabeth Hampton
Newport
Minott
John H. Perkins
Dromore Farm Bureau
Anna Derwent
Aletha Campbell
Winnegance Defeats Red Jackets in High-Scoring Tilt
Winnegance pushed past the Red Jackets 15 to 13 at Kelley Field Sunday afternoon to extend its win streak. Cromwell led the losers with five hits in six trips while Morse added three for five for the winners as errors and wild plays shaped a late scoring burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Jackets
Kelley Field
Jackets
Winnegangers
Fraser
Cromwell
Willow
Morse
Popham Beach visitors and local notes in Bath area
Popham Beach community reports a busy weekend with visitors from Bath Lewiston and Georgetown. Residents host relatives and friends, note street improvements electricity plans and air mail week cachets. Several Bath and Auburn figures referenced include Mrs Elizabeth Oliver and Capt Napoleon T Fickett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Leonard
Betty
Charles
Kenneth
Bath
Karl Hentz
Long Island
Ellen Cameron
Boothbay Harbor
Miss Cameron
Niles Cameron
Elizabeth Oliver
Annie Oliver Stacy
Emma Newdick
Newdick
George
Norman
Stanley
Arlene
Virginia
Auburn
Lewiston
Harland Hartford
Georgetown
Napoleon T. Fickett
Pond Island
Harry Spencer
Seaman Drake
Carol
David
Miss Drake
Spencer
C. H. Rand
Lewiston Maine General Hospital
Elisha Bridges
U. S. Coast Guard
Boston
Bridges
Miss Maclean
Myrtle Sawyer
Lubec
Freda Greenlaw
Moses Chandler
Marguerite McNally
Waldo Weston
Trueman Taylor
Marrtown
Milliard Urquehart
Jonesport
Capt. Urquehart
Seguin Light
Seguin
Lawrence Taylor
Woodstock Point
Conn
Stanley Hyde
North Yarmouth Academy
Hyde
Nancy
Barbara
Sedgemere
Popham Beach
Llewellyn J. Oliver
Rodney Wyman
West Point
Fred Humphrey
Bernice Drake
Winnegance
Peter Isaacson
Isaacson
Popham
Massachusetts
Illinois
California
Maine
E. L. Drake
Kearney
Neb
Dayton
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Franklin
Concert and Dance Recital Features and Court Report
The program showcased Doreen Higgins and Billy Dutton as soloists with Alfred Chapman of Rockland presenting Artists and Models. A Topsham Grange Amateur Hour rehearsal, a Harlem Bolero, Easter Morning pantomime, and a suite of dances followed, featuring performers such as Charlotte, Priscilla Bryant, and Barbara Jenkins. A court notice reports Philip Mack of Portland paying fines for a stop sign violation and Norman Hodgkins found guilty of reckless driving with costs.
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Doreen Higgins
Billy Dutton
Alfred Chapman
Rockland
Topsham Grange
Harlem Bolero
Charlotte
Barbara Kibreth
Barbara Jenkins
Sarabande
Carl Bohm
Laeres
Melid
Heren Kreisler
Merton Sprague
Joanne Heald
Kathleen Harkins
Ida Reams
Margaret Winslow
Chavottee
Helen Tabor
Gretchen's
Sretchiens O
Evelyn Bold
Anita Deering
Daslodila
S.tebes
Irene Jones
Margaret Pagarko
Tulip States Senate
Gloria Wilson Rose Tee
Eairice
Betty Comeau
Narcissus
Beverly Carleton
Daisy Mild
Mer Clatetaabel
Cate
Gloria Young
Hbees
Ukichimenni
Sally Cummings
Jane Carter
Hawaii
Ellen Wilson
Joan Osborne
Martina Proctor
Tu Ok Ae
Priscilla Bryant
Helen Gallagher
Madelyn Oliver
Irma Bennett
Virginia Manning
Esquimaux
Gloria Wilson
Betty Cogarko
Dias
Pete Ie
Ias
Beverly Manning
Janet Stone
Carolyn Senter
Swan
Edna Oliver
Marilyn Booker
Mean
Margaret Pa
Barbara Kilbreth
Spirit of Erin
Saluta Pesth
Kowalski B. You
Carleton Andrews
Topsham Grange Amateur Hour
Iscene
Charles Betts
Island of
Balia
Jane Stevens
Phyllis Darrah
Madelyn Jones
Theo Pennant
Reginald Stacy
Joseph Avery
Paul Hart
John Gallagher
Eliot Bold
Perley Day
Philip Mack
Portland
Arthur J. Dunton
High
Winter Streets
Norman Hodgkins
Drummond Street
High and
Archibald N. Edgerly
High Street
Vacation School Planned in Phippsburg by Miss Caverly
Miss Lynette Caverly of Laconia New Hampshire conducting a Vacation school in Phippsburg during the last two weeks of June urging every child to attend George Oliver known as Uncle George is confined to home by a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynette Caverly
Laconia
N. H
Phippsburg
George Oliver
Uncle George
Surprise birthday party on Bay Point for Perlie Chandler
A Tuesday Bay Point gathering honored Perlie Chandler with out of town guests including Mrs. Fred Blake and family and Mrs. Horace Pottle. Guests enjoyed gifts a decorated birthday cake and games with refreshments. Several local residents, visitors and property tax workers were mentioned in casual notes from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perlie Chandler
Fred Blake
Earl
Horace Pottle
Frances
Donald Fleming
Byron Stark
Frederick Slater
Maurice Burns
Katherine
Lois
Fred Chandler
Clarence Butters
Chandler
Frank Laurence
Woolwich
Harry Stone
Auburn
Seward Emmons
Alex Cunningham
Georgetown
Bay Point
Walter Inance
Walter
Evelyn
Comfort Cottage
Harold Robinson
Keith
Honey Moon
Buddy Spinney
Bath
Freddie Spinney
Popham
Clarence Perkins
H. A. Spinney
Central Maine Power Co
Howard Cannon
Elizabeth Deering
Aunt Lou
Wright
Coleen Radley
Edgar Warren
John R. Blackie
Edward Coombs
John
Ruth
E. R. Wright
Bruce
William Adams
Cedar Cove
Sumner Main
Pine Island
Louise Howard
Edward Wren
Wren
Destroyers Fall At Wiscasset In Sunday Baseball
Bath's Destroyers lost 8 2 at Wiscasset as the new village nine debuted strongly behind Hilton who fanned nine. Gus Meister had three hits for Bath while Sherman collected three in five at bats with two doubles. Both teams misplayed frequently with Bath committing seven errors and Wiscasset five. Redonner and Sherman led with two base hits. Left on bases were Wiscasset 11 Bath 4. Taylor allowed four walks and six strikeouts while Hilton struck out nine. Time of game two hours five minutes. Umpires Carleton and Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Destroyers
Wiscasset
Hilton
Gus Meister
Sherman
Bates College
Paganucci
Taylor
Page
Carleton
Lewis
Bath sportsmen to discuss migratory fowl open season
Several Bath sportsmen plan to attend a meeting of the Merry Brunswick court room Thursday at 7 30 evening. The main topic is the biological survey on this year open season for migratory wild fowl. Dr A A Gross of Bowdoin College may also speak on the Bay duck breeding situation this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Merry- Brunswick Court Room
A. A. Gross
Bowdoin College
Ferguson Beats Cooper In Title Bout Yet Again At Arcade
Portland heavyweight Bill Ferguson arrives with 60 fights behind him and 23 amateur bouts on record, claiming clear advantage over Bath’s Lou Cooper in their Friday night main event at Arcade arena. His pro tally includes 15 knockouts and only two losses, with notable wins over Paul Roderick of Lewiston and Dick Devlin of Lynn, among others. Ferguson’s resume also features two wins over Lewiston’s Paul Roderick and a knockout of Jumbo Gauvin, plus 23 amateur fights culminating in the state amateur crown, underscoring his edge in experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Ferguson
Portland
Lou Cooper
Arcade Arena
Kayoes
Rockland
Butch Wooster
Ferguson
Paul Roderick
Lewiston
Dick Devlin
Lynn
Mass
Kayo
Jumbo
Eastport
K. O
Bill Dexter
Waterville
Kisto Deschaines
Brunswick
Young Cooper
Conway
N. H
Bob Vallee
Biddeford
Jumbo Gauvin
Vermont
K.O
Young Banfield
Johnny Buckley
Boston
Frankie Motta
Lowell
Bath
John H. Sullivan
Babe Beatty
Montreal
L. T
Morse high joins four cornered Central Maine Conference schedule
Morse high of Lewiston Rumford and Waterville formed a four corner Central Maine Conference. A tentative 18 game slate includes January matchups at Bath and home games against Rumford Waterville and Lewiston. Morse officials Henry D Small and John E Madden attended. In other news Fish and Game Commissioner Sto bie said Maine streams are slowed by heavy rains but lakes offer strong angling. Washington Post quip about widening oceans followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Lewiston
Rumford
Waterville
Central Maine
Morse
Bath
South Portland
Shipping City
Deering
Western Maine
Cheverus
Cony
Portsmouth
Westbrook
Morsemen
Henry D. Small
John E. Madden
Maine
Fish and Game
George J. Stobie
Stobie
Local News Roundup from Woolwich and Bath Area
Betty Leavitt visits grandmother in Woolwich while Lizzie Cromwell hosts family. Everett death of Asahel Gove noted, with prior summer returns to Woolwich. Multiple Bath residents and area families spent weekends at cottages and homes, while Mrs. Greenleaf visits in Bath and Saugus. Local travel, renovations, and social visits include Trefethen, Colby, and Higgins families, new Ford V eight sedan purchase, and a Hansel and Gretel school play in Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Leavitt
Woolwich
Lizzie Cromwell
Russell Stodder
Bath
Everett
Mass
Asahel Gove
Gove
Aramede Whitten
Smoky Hollow
Mr. Whitten
Betty Richardson
Dewey Richardson
Donald Bruce
Quincey
Robert Higgins
Pratt
Auburn
Eva Beaudet
Boston
James Williams
Mechanic Falls
Tiltons
South Portland
the Cedars
William J. Craft
Colin Dunn
Lester Hodgdon
Wiscasset
Ida Greenleaf
Maynard McFadden
Violet L. Colby
Trefethen
Elmer Mank, Jr
Ordway Lewis
Harold Bailey
Evelyn Colby
Ernest Colby
Jennie Cromwell
Ethel Higgins
Hansel and Gretel
Bowdoin Beats Maine In Tuesday Baseball Game
Bowdoin defeated Maine 6-0 at Pickard Field Brunswick on Tuesday afternoon to tighten the State Series race. Bud White allowed three singles and struck out eight to earn the win. Bowdoin broke the game open in the seventh, with Howard doubling and Dale scoring on an error, followed by Corey tripling and scoring, and Davidson driving in Hill with a double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Snc Cvek
Maine
Pease Nes
Bates
Colby Yaedeest
Linn Wells
Fisher
Dale
Bowdoin Bats
Howard
Ernie Reidman
Corey
Hill
Davidson
Morse Tennis Team Loses At Westbrook
Morse high tennis lost 4-1 at Paper City as star Georgie Sarkis was out. Haskell and Sewall won Morse’s only doubles 6-3 6-4, while singles saw Haskell 0 1 to Doyle and Sewall 4 1 to Ingalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Westbrook
Georgie Sarkis
Morse High
Paper City
Ernest Haskell
Eddie Sewall
Doyle
Haskell
Ingalls
Sewall
Pride
Robert Sutherland
Haskell & Sewall
Ingalls & Doyle
Smith & Cloudman
Southerland
Clarence Atwood
Belfast woman named Penobscot 4-H agent to start July
Lucy M. Cobb of Belfast will succeed Mrs Corinne M Fletcher as Penobscot county 4-H club agent on July 1, per Arthur L Deering Maine Extension Service director. Cobb, a graduating senior in the University of Maine agriculture college, has strong scholastic and campus record and has led in All Maine Women Omicron Nu and Sophomore Eagles. Fletcher retires after nearly 10 years as club agent for Penobscot county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy M. Cobb
Belfast
Corinne M. Fletcher
Penobscot County
Arthur L. Deering
Maine Extension Service
Miss Cobb
Irs
College of Agriculture
University of Maine
Maine Women
Omicron Nu
Eagles
Fletcher
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Old Essex
Poison
Addie
Carmen
Ieee Bizet
Robert Hatch
Allan Ramsay Soles
Haydn
Meyerbeer
James Royal
Aria
Leoncavallo
Allan Ramsay
Maritana” Wallace
Chopin
Neice Dawes
Suoni
Reinecke
National Tuberculosis Association
United States
Kennebec
E. W. Osgood
Spruceville
Shirley Morong
Jerry
Bobby
Helen Oliver
Erma Huntley
Fred Humminston
Camden
Stephen Etnier
Gilbert
Etnier
Mr. Moody
Nina Larrabee
Ernest Oliver
Page Wyman
Phillip
Lawrence
Madelyn Bridges
Sheepscot Village
Bath Team
Bath Ab
G. Perry
Meister
Footer If
Burgon Ib
Sarkis
Peeee
Lee
D. Perry
Peesee
Leavitt
Burns
Paganucc
Cormier
Oibee le Farnham
Sportsmen’s Meeting
Cooper
Panama Canal
Pacific Oceans
Washington Post
Bowdoin
George Sarkis
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