Phippsburg and Pomona Grange Meeting Covers Memorial and News
Phippsburg and Pomona grange held regular session with Lord memorial exercises led by state chaplain J E Lyman of Naples. Har ry C Webber spoke on County Journalism Past and Present. Dromore Grange served dinner. Nine Phippsburg schools represented at field day at town hall. Various local residents noted with visits and travel, including several to Bath and Sebasco. Eleven students to take state exams at Phippsburg Center schoolhouse Friday.
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X County
Pomona Grange
Aoppsburg
Thenty Grange
JE. Lyman
Naples
Harry C. Webber
the Times and Independent
Dromore Grange
Phippsburgh
Town Hall
George Ingalls
Botton
Mary Peterson
George Co. Nichols
Warren W. White
Sesbasco Estates
Sidney Eaton
Bath
Ashdale
Alexander Coffin
St. George
Port Clyde
Flora Risteen
Abbie Minott
Dromore
Bessie Sprague
Augusta
William Perry
Doris
J. D. Rogers
Ernest Rogers
Guy Crowley
Lewis Wallace
West Point
Everett Harrington
Emma Hathaway
Cambridge
Mass
Ray Marston
Harry Tucker
M. P. Small
Popham Beach
Ruth Skillings
Skillings
Sebasco
Everett Palmer
Sebas
Frank Harris
Einar Hill
Alice Galvin
John Carter
Phippsburg Center
Legion Auxiliary Heads to Farmington Meeting
Members of the Legion auxiliary from all cities and towns in the Second Congressional district travel to Farmington for the annual council meeting. State chairmen will attend and Agnes Bradley of Rumford will discuss the June Calais convention and her bid for state president. The Farmington unit promotes the Poppy program with a social, coffee, and picnic lunch planned. Attendees include new units from Sabattus Bethel and Wiscasset and many will travel by auto.
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Legion Auxiliary
Farmington
Agnes Bradley
Rumford
Calais
Sabattus
Bethel
Wiscasset
Will of Lewiston Woman Margaret A. Cook Probate
The late Margaret A. Cook of Lewiston presented for probate left 3600 to Storer College Harper's Ferry W Virginia where her husband Silas W. Cook was a longtime trustee. She gave 500 to the Lewiston Home for Aged Women 500 to the American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society and 500 to her housekeeper Emma Moulton. The remainder goes to descendants of her brother Thomas Adams of Farmington and to descendants of her husband’s brothers and sisters. Mr Cook died years ago and they had no children.
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Margaret A. Cook
Lewiston
Storer College
Harper's Ferry
W. Virginia
Silas W. Cook
American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Emma Moulton
Thomas Adams
Farmington
Cook
Deer Slows Fairfield Men on Greenville Fishing Trip
A likely serious accident occurred on the state road to Athens last week as three Fairfield men driving to Greenville for a fishing trip collided with a deer near Frank Davis farm. The deer was killed instantly. the car was damaged but no one injured. They returned to town and reported the incident to the Game Warden.
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Athens
Fairfield
Greenville
Frank Davis
Forty Third Wedding Anniversary Of Bath Couple
Mr and Mrs William H White of Bedford Street celebrated their 43rd wedding anniversary on Friday May 23 with their daughter Mrs Olney Perry hosting at the Worster House in Hal. They moved to Bath in 1890 and Mr White has long served with C L Farnham Co now as manager and treasurer. He has held many church offices, and both he and Mrs White are active in West Bath community groups. They wed in Lisbon Falls on May 23 1888 and honeymooned in Boston visiting the Gettysburg paintings. They have two daughters Alma Luise who died in infancy and Mrs Perry. The couple are active in West Bath Grange and Red Cross with a summer home at South Harpswell.
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William H. White
Bedford Street
Olney Perry
Perry
Coe
Worster House
Hal- Mr
White
Bath
C. L. Farnham Co
Farnham
Mr. White
First Baptist Church
The
Baptist Church
Boston
Gettysburg
Alma Luise
Annie Estey
South Harpswell
Record Enrollment For C M T C This Year
Record interest at Citizens' Military Training Camps in New England surpasses prior years with 3300 capacity and over 6000 applicants. Camp at Fort McKinley Portland Harbor may host a band, pending instruments. Beach swimming at Fort McKinley features certified lifeguards, coaches, and a medical corps, with a strong swimming program.
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New England
Boston
Fort McKinley
Portland Harbor
Lucius C. Bennett
Maine
Waterville
American Red Cross
Promoters Break Ground for Outdoor Stage at Camp Site
The first earth was turned for an outdoor stage and amphitheater at Eastern Maine Music Camp on Lake Messalon skee. Henry F. Merrill of Portland filled in for Governor Gardiner. Brief remarks followed by George F. West, George S. Williams, David S. King, Mrs. Dorothy S. Marden, and Merrill.
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Maine
Lake Messalonskee
Henry F. Merrill
Portland
William Tudor Gardiner
George F. West
George S. Williams
Augusta
David S. King
Boston
Dorothy S. Marden
Waterville
National Camp Directors Association
Merrill
Caribou to Build Five Miles of Macadam Road Toward Presque Isle
Caribou plans five miles of macadamized road extending from the town toward Presque Isle. Construction machinery has already arrived and about 100 men will be employed for a large part of the summer.
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Caribou
Presque Isle
Winnegance couple announces daughter Ellen Williams to William Brown
Mr and Mrs Harry B Williams of Winnegance announce the marriage of their daughter Ellen L to William H Brown of Washington street. The ceremony was held April 7 at the Central Congregational church with Rev David L Wilson presiding. The bride wore pastel green chiffon. sister Mrs George McMann attended. Best man was George McMann. Mrs Brown attended Morse high school and worked at Hallett's drug store. Mr Brown is the son of Mrs Jennie T Brown and works in trucking. They reside with the bride's parents for now. Illness noted for David A Merry and Lena Oliver. Mrs Charles Stinson, long-time village resident, died recently in Gloucester. Squaw club concluded season with Mrs Sherman L Morse hosting.
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Harry B. Williams
Winnegance
Ellen L
William H. Brown
Washington Street
Central Congregational Church
Middle Street
David L. Wilson
George McMann
Brown
David A. Merry
Byron F. Barker
Lena Oliver
Sebasco
Charles Stinson
Gloucester
Mass
Alexander Brown
William
New York City
Elmer Williams
Dorothy
Jeanette
Owen
Oldtown
Williams
Foster's Point
Charles E. Doten
Sherman Street
Portland
Doten
George A. Baker
Milan Street
Whitman Mitchell
Meadow Way
Elmer J. Rich
North Bath
Waltham, Mass
Reuben Rich
David Rich
Reuben
Frederick Robson
Cottage Street
Everett
George Lucey
William Robson
Mary Smith
Francis
Smith
Annie Hackett
Quincy
Hackett
Park Street
Rachel Upham
Belfast
Carrie Murch
Murch
Frances
Maurice
Richardson Street
Albion
Glidden
Alice
Denaco
Lawrences Lowell
Emma Brawn
Lawrence Lowell
Lillian Lewin
Reginald Stacy
Leslie Wold
Esther Brawn
Charles Peterson
Sarah A. Shaw
Oakstreet
Grand Chapter
Maine
Order of the Fastern Star
Masonic Temple
Genesta Chapter
Bath
Westbrook Assembly
Rainbow Order of Girls
Secretaries Association
Eastland
Henry G. Shaw
Jason A. Merrill
Arthur CG. Oliver
Horace Ward
Paul Bagdikian
Wilbur C. Oliver
Ella Sprague
Harry Deering
George Merrill
Nellie Congdon
Annie Cox
Luther Thompson
Benjamin Savage
Harry Litchfield
Thomas Perkins
Camden to Entertain Maine Three-Quarter Century Club
The Maine Public Health Association schedules the annual meeting of the Maine Three-Quarter Century Club in Camden on Tuesday August 4. Col E A Robbins and W W Perry lead preparations with Mrs Alice Mc Gouldrick, and the amphitheater at the Camden library grounds will host the event. Essays on Attractions of Maine or The Water Cure are due July 27 from eligible club members. The town invites the club to enjoy the ceremony and its scenic setting with ample parking at the old shipyard.
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Maine Three
Edward K. Bok
America
Camden
Sea Street
Robbins
Board of Trade
W. W. Perry
Club
Alice McGouldrick
Maine Public Health Association
Maine
Mayor Urges motorists to spread wear on oiled roads
Mayor Small asks automobilists to avoid regular wheel tracks to improve road surfaces. He cites Cemetery road recently oiled and sanded, noting that driving on the side of the road allows sand to mix with oil and pack evenly, making all sections wear evenly and last longer.
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Small
Mayor Small
Cemetery Road
Air Force lieutenant leads dramatic New York aerial attack
Lieut Narcisse L Cote formerly of Biddeford now stationed at Montgomery Alabama flew a government air forces plane from Dayton Ohio to Chicago then New York and finally Springfield yesterday in a mimic warfare aerial attack on New York described as the greatest air maneuvers in U S history.
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Narcisse L. Cote
Biddeford
Montgomery
Ala
Dayton
Ohio
Chicago
New York
Springfield
U. S
Girl binds stockings for rain protection on Main Biddeford Street
A girl, walking up Main Biddeford Street, had her legs bound in newspaper and twine. She explained that for a social affair she wore silk stockings and bound them to protect them from rain drops.
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Biddeford
Court Shows Mercy To Digging Teens In Maine Flats
Ivan Dodge 39 Harvey Perry 19 and Harmon Alexander 14 were arraigned in municipal court on a charge of digging clams without a permit in West Bath. Judge Keegan suspended fines of 5 dollars plus 7.75 costs, acknowledging the fishermen’s hardship as clams sell for 70 cents a bushel while boats from Quincy bring cash to feed eight in the family.
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Ivan Dodge
Phippsburg
Harvey Perry
Harmon Alexander
John J. Keegan
West Bath
Loring Small
Keegan
Sebasco
Berrys Mills
Mr. Dodge
Quincy
Mass
Cundy’s Harbor
Massachusetts
Small
Candy’s Harbor
Second Morse High Student Wins Bowdoin Scholarship
Nathan W. Watson of Morse high school class of 1930 receives a $500 Bowdoin scholarship for 1931 32, joining Edward Delong as the second class member to win. Watson, post graduate at Morse, earned honors, led clubs, and appeared in campus plays.
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Nathan W. Watson
Harry H. Watson
Front Street
Morse High School
Bowdoin
Edward
Ted” Delong
Harold W. Delong
Washington Street
Watson
Nate
Baby Conference Well Attended by Mothers and 19 Babies
The weekly public health baby conference at the Red Cross Saga dahock Block attracted mothers and 19 babies last Wednesday. Open to mothers with pre school children, the sessions run 2 to 4 pm with weighing and measuring by Mrs. Henry. Total registrations reach 55. Junior League members assist in bringing distant mothers.
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Public Health Service of the Red Cross
Red Cross
Sagadahock Block
Henry
Portland Couples Tie the Knot in City Ceremony
Robert E Linekin, son of Mrs. John J. Kelly, and Miss Mary E O Donnell daughter of Mrs. Mary O Donnell were married in Portland Friday afternoon. Linekin works at the City Garage on Commercial Street and his bride is employed in the Central Maine Power Co office. Mrs Linekin is Morse High School graduate 1926.
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Robert E. Linekin
John J. Kelly
Academy Street
Mary E. O'Donnell
Mary O'Donnell
Franklin Street
Portland
Linekin
City
Commercial Street
Central Maine Power Co
Morse High School
Pig theft prompts Waterville man call to police
A Waterville resident reported his recently purchased pig missing after it was stolen or wandered away. He sought police help to locate the animal, which he believes may have been afflicted or displaced, and he worried about its welfare and return to its former home.
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Waterville
Rain Halts Game as Cony Ahead in Ledge Valley Baseball
In Augusta on Saturday Morse trailed Cony 6-0 after five innings when rain ended play. Cony freshman Norm Merrill pitched a no hit no run game through Bath, Morse’s Newell Wilson yielded five hits and three errors helped Cony score four in the first. Umpire Carlton halted play after a downpour with Morse having played enough to constitute a game. Morse meets Hallowell next at Kelley Field.
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Kennebec Valley League
P.C. QO Cee Ha Para Oe
Ple
Tantr Peers Ee Ie
Brunswick
Rotse OW
Scasleg Clon Ek
Frallowell
Cany
Morse
Gardiner
Hallowell
Cany High
Augusta
Norm Merrill
Cony High
Bath School Boys
Newell Wilson
Bath Lads
Ceny
Leon Buck
Cony
Carlton
Kelley Field
St Mary's Falls to Lisbon Falls in drizzle
St Marys baseball team lost 10 to 9 at Lisbon Falls in a rainy drizzly game. Frankie Sheridan pitched well for Bath, but errors and misplayed flies hurt them. Jimmy Miller hit his second homer of the season in the eighth, with Noonan adding two singles and sharing the day’s batting honors.
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St. Mary's
Lisbon Falls
Frankie Sheridan
Bath Lads
Jimmy Miller
Worumbo Park
Jimmy Noonan
Miller
Jimmy
Sheridan
Bath
Seeee Davala
Peewee
Klimko
Ondercho
C Begann
Sarkos Sc
Loya
J. Karkos
Rf Eeeseee
Yenoc
Aesseeee
Eeeueer Eens
F. Karkos
Adams
Maybasket gift to Mrs Lamb from Methodist Junior Aid
Mrs. Frank Lamb of East Livermore received a Maybasket filled with candy nuts and flowers from the Methodist Junior Aid on a Thursday evening. The girls sought to thank her for many hours spent aiding the group. Rev Elizabeth Green led a piano musical hour after games and fellowship.
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Frank Lamb
East Livermore
Methodist
Mrs. Lamb
Elizabeth Green
Brothers Winfield Lamont Begin Jail Terms Together
Winfield Lamont and his brother Harold started concurrent jail sentences in the superior court. Winfield received four months for liquor possession and a $300 fine, with an extra six months if unpaid. Harold drew two months after a jury trial for a theft charge of $3 in a store. Both have prior term histories.
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Winfield
Harold Lamont
We 5 i
Harold Drew
Holiday Fight Card at the Arcade Arena
The Arena’s holiday card near completion features Jimmy DeCapua vs Pat Grant and Cyclone Sawyer against Billy Welch after Welch’s recent Hartford wins. Promoter Mihalos eyes Ad Zachow as a possible bout with Young Jack Dempsey, while Bob Bell faces Tom Dugan in a Portland prelim to excite local fans.
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Jack Dempsey
Jimmy DeCapua
Pat Grant
Mihalos
Cyclone Sawyer
Billy Welch
Brunswick
Hartford
Cyclone
Nick
Welch
Bowdoin College
Conn
Sawyer
Maine
Bob Bell
Shiner
Tom Dugan
Portland
Bell
Ad Zachow
Sleep as a Healer and History in One Lesson
The author argues sleep holds power beyond rest, citing Napoleonic days and Santo Domingo as examples of insomnia shaping history. It notes energy replenishment from food and sleep, quotes a French physician and Edison, and cites varied sleep needs from four to ten hours. The piece also offers bedroom factors like color and noise affecting sleep quality.
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United States
France
Louisiana Territory
Napoleon
Mississippi Valley
Santo Domingo
Summer notes from Sebasco and Memorial Day plans
Alexander Brown and son William visit Sebasco for the season while numerous families announce Memorial Day gatherings across Oldtown Portland Bath and surrounding towns. The Rich Wright Glidden Percival circles and Blue Book style society events fill the pieces with visits, graduations, and charity auctions.
Sleep and room habits for sound rest in old guidance
The article discusses how passing noises and tip toe movement disturb sleepers, causing muscle tension and partial wakefulness. It advocates twin beds for privacy, avoid curving into a ball or lying stiff, and favors moderate bedroom temperatures with steady outside air to support deep sleep, citing Omar W. Folsom on oxygen levels.
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Colgate Laboratory
Omar W. Folsom
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