West Bath Grange Hosts Country Beauty Lesson
West Bath grange members debated which is more beautiful the country or the town and heard Lillian Rogers on the question. The program opened with singing a reading by Stanley Peterson and a piano duet by Lizzie Haggett and Mildred Morse. Florence Trish read and Leslie Wold sang, while David Henderson asked Maine booster questions. The women’s sewing circle reported a $158 sale profit. Next Monday’s program will be led by Addie Shaughnessey Mildred Morse and Elizabeth Vollard.
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West Bath Grange
Lillian Rogers
Elmer J. Rich
Grange
Stanley Peterson
Lizzie Haggett
Mildred Morse
Florence Trish
Leslie Wold
Maine
Boost Maine
David Henderson
Woman's Sewing Circle
Addie Shaughnessey
Elizabeth Vollard
Sabino Improvement Association
Keston
Thomas Hodgkins
Hodgkins
E. B. Noyes
Madeline
Clara Noyes
Melville Smith
Edward Marston
Louis Hisenzimer
Charles H. Bates
Evelyn
Leon
Charles Bates
Middle Street
New London
Marion Jaques
City Hospital
Billy
Gwendolyn Brown
Mildred
Teddy Smith
Evelyn Kedlon
Stanley Williams
Ernest E. Williams
Marguerite
Wendall Williams
Eleanor King
M. Hedson
Zina Clifford
Auburn
C. W. Lee
Herbert
Grinnell
Bath
Sabine
Louise Smiley
Marjorie
Smiley
W. H. Larrabee
John
Mr. Larrabee
J. ©. Larrabee
Edward Cook
W. A. Brown
Martha Hail
Esther
Pine Street
Eugene Ki. Brown
Clement Yates
Danvers
Max
Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
Merten Wright
Charlex. Shute
Woelwirel
Samuel Duckwerel
BD Aetly
Lewmnbar
Faru
Blackwood
Copley Viaza
Vostro
Sam Belanger
Mir
James EF. Perry
Whippleirs
Emma Cooubs
M Blass
W. Lee
W. He
Boston
Elmer Wiggins
Ford
Gaerden
Prebles
Dre W. OH. Larrabee
Marion Warington
Lewiston
Ernest Viryant
Melrose
Mas
Fred W. Larrabee
Charlotte Perkin
Winnecanee
Women of West Bath Grange Celebrate Successful Charity Event
The West Bath Grange sewing circle held a successful sale of home made articles, a bountiful supper, and a three act comedy titled A Little Clodhopper. The event netted over 150 dollars and featured performances by Thelma Staples Marion O Hara and others with music by Mildred Morse.
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West Bath Grange
Mildred Morse
Moure
Thelma Staples
Marion O'Hara
Edwin FE. Pinson
Jaxon A. Merrill
Marion Plummer
Mabel Brown
Grange Hall
Marion Purington
Hope Ward
Joanna Hodgkins
Harold Haggett
Leland Vlummer
Stanley Peterson
Eddie Powers
Frankfort Sellers Continue At Odds In Bath Licensing Showdown
The Frankfort war persisted as Bath's special licensing committee reviewed applications for pedlars licenses. Mike Zoome and David Finkelstein sought exclusive rights on Commercial Street and nearby blocks. neither would concede, prompting committee to refuse both bids. Separate notes mention delegates for the National Letter Carriers convention and Bath Savings Institution treasurer traveling to Augusta for a hearing on Maine bus-line petitions.
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Bath
Board of Aldermen
Mike Zoome
David Finkelstein
Earl
Commercial
Read
Suuimner
Zaane
Erry Street
Sutmer
Finkelstein
Frank
Wakhetelday
Edward Gf. McMeath
National Letter Carriers Association
Kfjoer PR
Bmewleking
James Melanghilin
Frank S. Wike- Held
Charles
Lew
Bath Savings Institution
Augusta
U Utilities
Maine
Maine Florida conference held in Augusta promotes state tourism
Bath residents attended a Maine Florida conference in Augusta called by Gov. Ralph O. Brewster to spark a campaign turning Maine winter residents in Florida into traveling salesmen for Maine. A permanent Maine Florida club formed with officers named and plans for a summer outing. Speaker lineup included Governor Brewster, John Clark Scates and Charles B. Carter. The event ended with a reception at the Blaine Mansion hosted by the governor and Mrs. Brewster.
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Florida
Maine
Hall of Representatives
State House
Trewster
John Clark Scates
Willis E. Parsons
State Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
Charles B. Carter
Auburn
Pine Tree
Southland
Maine-Florida
John S. Skates
Westbrook
Guy W. Garnett
Augusta
Charles LB. Kidder
Bridgton
George E. Macouber
KE. S. Crosby
Bath
Heatly
Brewster
Blaine Mansion
Governor Brewster
Ralph O. Brewster
Seates
Maine Publicity Bureau
California
Charles S. Hichborn
Guy 2. Gannett
John ©. Seates
Charles D. Kidder
Pridgton
Guy
Gannett
George E. Macomber
Charles S. Hiehborn
Dee Telder
Woolwich Memorial Service And Local Notices
The annual memorial service will be held Saturday evening at Nequesset Congregational Church with Rev. Charles Myron Tubbs of Bath delivering the address. A patriotic pageant by Nequasset school children follows. multiple local obituaries and arrivals noted including Donald Stewart son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wright. Various residents travel, move, or visit Bath, Wiscasset, Camden, Augusta, and Lewiston. The 8th grade graduation is June 15 at the Nequasset church. Memorial exercises at First Baptist postponed to May 31 with war veterans invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Congregational Church
Charles Myron Tubbs
Bath
Nequesset Congregational Church
Nequasset School
Ralph Wright
Donald Stewart
Harry Allen
Josephine Walker
Congregational Church
Nequasset
KE. A. Dolloff
Georgette Erskine
Anna
Christine Hathorne
Augusta
Middle Road
Rosa Vale
Wiscasset
Grover’s Tavern
Mable ‘Thwing
F. W. Carlton
Moosehead Lake
R. J. Gilmore
John Brown
Doris
Dorothy
Providence
RK I
Frank Carlton
Clifford
Brunswick
Elie Farrington
Rockland
John Gilmore
Charles Pinkham
West Bath
Tacoma
Washington
William Brookings
Winfield Brookings
Ida Crow
Gowan
Fred Hanson
Nequisset
Camden
William Gould
Artell Hayward
Burton Hodgking
Dana
Eben Dana
A. A. Stott
Boston
Annie Cunningham
Newcastle
Day's Ferry
Hardin
First Baptist Church
Dresden Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illnesses
Dresden residents share weekend visits with friends and family. Mr and Mrs W W Leeman and son Clark from Woodfords spent time with John Lilly. Mrs John Lilly was ill at his home and with sister Mrs A H Ware in Yarmouth. Vesta Seigars returned home after weeks with her daughter in Gardiner. C C Wade of Perkins visited with Joseph Carleton. Laura Tibbetts stayed with sister Daisy Munsey. Leona Blin visited Marion Litch. Reed Main stayed with daughter Laura Bailey at Dresden Mills. Mildred Tseedle of Richmond visited grandparents W H Johnson. Capt and Mrs H J Hoelstad of Newcastle were Bath visitors.
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Fred VP. Ring
Topsham
Owe
Fred A. Higg
H. B. Richardson
Auburn
Rs. Richardson
West Bath
Thomas F.perkins
Fred White
Dresden Mills
Virginia George
Sanford
Jane Haggett
John Bryant
E. W. Haggett
J. M. Lemont
Fred W. Larrabee
First Baptist Church
Bath
Gwendolyn Brown
W. A. Brown
Osman Higgins
Studebaker
Constance McDonald
Boston
James B. Lemont
W. Leeman
Son Clark
Woodfords
John Lilly
A. H. Ware
Yarmouth
Vesta Seigars
Harold Wall
Gardiner
C.C. Wade
Perkins
Joseph Carleton
Laura Tibbetts
Daisy Munsey
Leona Blin
Marion Litch
Billie Bird Society
Bailey
Reed Main
Laura Bailey
Mildred Tseedle
Richmond
W. H. Johnson
Savings Bank Men to Meet in Maine in June
The National Association of Mutual Savings Banks plans its sixth annual conference in Poland Spring Maine from June 17 to 19. About 1000 delegates from across the country will attend with a program featuring open forums, sessions on administrative policies investment field and community service, plus exhibits and a closing banquet.
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America
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
Poland Spring
Maine
Association
New York
Boston
James M. Willcox
Philadelphia Saving Fund Society
Mutual Savings Bank
Mntual
Ing
Head of Maine G AR Ready to Aid Cause
Charles H. Nason commander of a Maine remnant of the blue army has turned leadership to survivors of the olive drab. He accepted membership on the national 35 000 000 Endowment Fund for disabled veterans and war orphans committee and pledged to support the cause. Maine's endowment fund committee will direct state efforts to raise its quota for the national soldier and orphan relief program with an intensive campaign May 24 to May 30 Governor Brewster honorary chairman and Jordan active chairman.
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Maine
Pine Tree
Appomatox
Gettysburg
Charles Hh. Nasen
Thes
American Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Maine
State Endowsment Fund
Brewster
State Endowment Committee
Jordan
National Endowment Fund Committee
Coolidge
Cassin destroyer visits Bath shipyard repairs noted
In the Saturday Evening Post a feature on the destroyer Cassin built at Bath Iron Works covers its port stay last fall for several weeks of repairs. The article includes illustrations and held particular interest for Bath residents.
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Saturday Evening Post
Cassin
Bath Iron Works
Seaman Oliver Bellmore Dies on Coal Barge Cohansey
Oliver Bellmore eighty, a seaman on the coal laden barge Cohansey sailing Philadelphia to Gardiner, died Sunday morning of acute appendicitis after arrival at Kennebec. The vessel had shipped seven days earlier and anchored off the port. Police notified Medical Examiner Morin who ruled natural causes. Bellmore left a wife at 17 Mott Street Boston. They had been married about two years. he previously captained barges and later served as seaman before command assignment.
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Oliver Bellmore
Cohansey
Philadelphia
Gardiner
Kennebec
Philadelphia & Reading
Port Richmond
Fred W. Blodgett
Harry S. Morin
Bellmore
Mott Street
Soston
Bath
Anneliza Haley Dies After Brief Illness in Woolwich
Anneliza Haley wife of John H. Haley died Monday at her Woolwich home after a brief illness. Born in Edgecomb to Samuel and Keziah Haggett, she lived most of her life in Woolwich. Survived by husband, four sons Elias East Harpswell Samuel Gar diner Charles Ohio Fred Soule Woolwich, one daughter Mrs. Bessie Wright Lyon Massachusetts. Funeral Thursday at 2 daylight saving time at her Woolwich home.
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Anneliza Haley
John H. Haley
Murphys Corner
Woolwich
Edgecomb
Samuel and
Keziah Dodge Haggett
Elias
East Harpswell
Samuel
Gardiner
Charles
Ohio
Fred Soule
Bessie Wright
Lyon
Mass
Mrs Lawrence Bond Visits City from Richmond
Mrs Lawrence Bond of Richmond spent Monday visiting the city, staying briefly for a social engagement and to meet local residents. She was greeted by acquaintances and referred to as a cordial guest during her stay.
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Lawrence Bond
Richmond
City
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