Sagadahoc Voters Watch Busy Primary Field Broad Interest
In Sagadahoc county the June 15 primary sees nine Republican and three Democratic candidates for Congress, with two for governor and seven for sheriff. Citizens discuss McClure versus the field for sheriff, while the Page hydroplane mishap and local profiles of Norman Curtis Natt Howe Charles Messenger Loring Small and J Horace McClure color a wide, quiet campaign landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Sheriff
Congress
Simon M. Hamlin
Lewis ©. Barrows
Erin W. Page
Clarence Flood
Sumner Sewall
Leon Earle Hagan
Georgetown
Weston R. Allen
Bowdoin
McClure
Norman Curtis
Natt Howe
Richmond
Charles W. Messenger
West Bath
Loring D. Small
Bath
Langdon E. Green
Elver A. Stickney
J. Horace McClure
So and So
Phippsburg Summer Visitors and Local News
Dr Frederick F Blachly and party return from Brightwater in Washington D C. Numerous Bath and Phipp sburg residents host or visit friends and relatives over the weekend with cottages at Coxs Head Meadowbrook Sebasco and the Center. A Topsham grange meeting awards degrees to 14 candidates and a Meadowbrook woods fire is put out by neighbors. Fred Mains recovering after Bath Iron Works burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick F. Blachly
Washington, D. C
Brightwater
Arthur Tracey
Jack
Bernard
Bath
Howard
Bowker
John F. Leach
Malden
Mass
John Golder Leach
Turner McCarty
Parker Head
Phippsburg Center
Abbie Minott
Roxbury
M. E. Wilbur
Waltham
Cox’s Head
Edward Dyer
Léeston Dyer
Eric Carlson
Gertrude Gibbey
Melrose
Harry Gilmore
Jennie Evans
New York
James L. Morse
Morse
Christine McCourt
Chebeague
Alexander Brown
Sebasco Estates
Joseph Brazier
Joseph, Jr
Edward
Portland
St. Petersburg
Fla
Reginald Wright Kaufmann
Washington
D. C
Dromore Grange
Topsham
Dean Bonney
Ossipee
N. H
Lena Oliver
Campbell Farm
William B. Perry
Cora Campbell
Fred A. Oliver
Sagadahoc County
Edward Sampson
New Meadows
Raymond Campbell
George J. Ingalls
Marie Simpson
Jamaica Plain
Frank P. Leavitt
Francis Winchenbach
J. Rodney Wyman
Meadowbrook
West Bath
Fred Mains
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath Iron Works
Crow watchers and a Lewiston pharmacist visit
The report notes that neither person was badly scarred while observers watched the crows and the long struggle for supremacy. Adolph Rivard of Lewiston, a member of the State Board of Pharmacy, visited the city on Thursday to catch up with old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Rivard
Lewiston
State Board of Pharmacy
Local families visit at Hardings Station Brunswick
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Newdick and their children from Augusta join Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Newdick and their kids of Popham Beach for a Sunday gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark at Hardings station Brunswick. Elmer Clark of Lewiston also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Newdick
Ard
Robert
Williams
Rich
Augusta
Clinton Newdick
Bertha
Walter
Mary
Popham Beach
Elmer Clark
Lewiston
Charles Clark
Hardings Station
Brunswick
Popham Beach Social Scene Highlights Coastal Guests
Bath, Maine residents and visitors frequent the Popham Beach area with cottage stays and seaside gatherings. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Marsh of West Orange, Merle Connors and family, Seaman Drake and relatives, Dora Crowley, Floyd Bridges, and many others from Bath and Georgetown enjoying weekends, drives, and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Marsh
West Orange
N. J
South Dunlap Hatch
Bath
Merle Connors
Mickey
Nancy
Seguin Island
Boothbay Harbor
Seaman E. Drake
Carol
David
Mr. Drake
Fred Osgood
Roland Sudds
Auburn
Margaret Stover
Jackie
Joe
Junior
Albert Willard Smith
Portland
Fred Humphreys
Omar King
Bates College
Lewiston
Fort Popham
Kennebec River
Phillip
Lawrence Wyman
Stephen Etnier
Gilbert Head
New York
Karl Hentz
Long Island
Edna M. Coolidge
Georgetown
Lester Oliver
Henry Leonard
Small Point Road
E. W. Osgood
Ellison Moody
Barbara
Dorothy Moore
Edgar Hamilton
Vayo
Marie Ann
Winifred Safford
Howard Colbeth
Machias
G. Edward McNulty
Colbeth
Perkins Island
Hanaford Miller
Howard E. Colbeth
Popham
Marguerite McNulty
Freeport
Walter E. Sprague
Page Wyman
Madelyn Bridges
West Georgetown
Larrabee’s Grove
Clinton Newdick
Mary
Bertha
Walter
Charles Clark
Hotel Sedgwick Reports Full Occupancy Monday Night
The hotel was fully booked with guests including Mrs. John H. Paine of Boston Lysander Richmond of Sanford Donald H. Allen of West Lynn W H Wescott of Laconia R L Nichols of Bangor John H Hayes of Jamaica Plain Elmer Woodside of Portland A G Gale of Teaneck H L Davis of Schenectady Charles Plewinski of Philadelphia Louis J Parello of Ellwood City Ray L Clapper of New York City James A Patterson of Boston A H Auld of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick
John H. Paine
Boston
Lysander Richmond
Sanford
Donald H. Allen
West Lynn
Mass
W. H. Wescott
Laconia
N. H
R. L. Nichols
Bangor
John H. Hayes
Jamaica Plain
Elmer Woodside
Portland
A. G. Gale
Teaneck
N. J
H. L. Davis
Schenectady
N. Y
Charles Plewinski
Philadelphia
Louis J. Parello
Ellwood City
Ray L. Clapper
New York City
James A. Patterson
A. H. Auld
Nightingale club hosts lobster supper at Hotel Sedgwick Sun Room
Members of the Nightingale club were entertained by Mrs. Emery Footer at Hotel Sedgwick with a lobster supper and a contract game. First prize a novelty tray went to Mrs. [name], second prize a desk set to Mrs. Ralph O Dale, consolation salt and peppers to Mrs. Arthur King. Guests enjoyed the Sun Room event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Sedgwick
Nightingale Club
Emery Footer
Ralph O. Dale
Arthur King
Leadership Conference Promotes Vocational Guidance Growth
The State Y.M.C.A. Leadership Conference at Lake Cobbosseecontee, Winthrop, opens June 27 with new Vocational Guidance courses for Maine youths and teachers. Directors Wilfred J. LaPoint and Charles Hewett outline topics, including work lookup, community planning, and career conferences, with Dr. Mary H. S. Hayes as special advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Lake Cobbosseecontee
Winthrop
Maine
United States
Wilfred J. LaPoint
Charles Hewett
LaPoint
Mary H. S. Hayes
New York City
Hayes
University of Wisconsin
University of Chicago
Scott Company
Philadelphia
Chicago
Laboratory of Social Hygiene
Bedford Hills
New York
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Arrowsic Man Injured In Fall From New Home Cellar
Eugene Baker, aged over 70, suffered severe cuts to head and neck after falling into the cellar while moving a camp into a former dwelling in Arrowsic Monday night. He was pronounced more comfortable Tuesday by Dr. Joseph I. Smith. Paul Stevens assisted. the home lies near the north schoolhouse in Arrowsic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Baker
Arrowsic
Joseph I. Smith
Baker
Paul Stevens
Mrs. Charlotte Wyman Vacation at Edna Mae Shoppe
Mrs. Charlotte Wyman of the Edna Mae Shoppe is taking a short vacation for a few days. She plans to return with renewed energy and resume her duties at the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Wyman
Edna Mae Shoppe
Augustus Small to Return Home After Boston Hospital Stay
Winneyance friends report Augustus Small, a former resident, is recovering well after an operation in a Boston hospital. Mr and Mrs Walter Small visited from Boston, and Mrs Fred L Parks from Somerville plans a summer stay here. Squaw club announces weekly meeting at Mrs Robert P Manson’s home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneyance
Augustus Small
Boston
Walter Small
Harry F. Oliver
Fred L. Parks
Somerville
Mass
Elmer Coggeshall
Squaw Club
Robert P. Manson
College Debaters Entertain Grangers in West Bath
Colby and Bates college teams debated before 122 attendees at West Bath Grange Monday evening. The question urged Congress to override Supreme Court rulings by two thirds, with Colby team led by Harold Wolff James Glover and Robert Moore and Bates team by Hoosac Kadyperooni Lawrence Floyd and Donald Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Bates College
West Bath Grange
Grange
Bates
Grangers
Herbert C. Libby
Department of Public Speaking
Congress
Supreme Court
Harold M. Wolff
Brooklyn
N. Y
James E. Glover
Waterville
Robert B. Moore
New Bedford
Mass
Hoosac Kadyperooni
Lewiston
Lawrence Floyd
Rye
N. H
Three Home Changes In East Brunswick Sale
Mr and Mrs Weston L Bonney sell their Bonnie Brook residence in East Brunswick to John K Bailey of Bath. The deal shifts three homes before June 1 as Bailey, who recently bought the Phinney trucking business, takes the Bonney property between Bath and Brunswick. Bonneys move to a cottage east of their current home and the Fullers relocate to 20 Cobb Road. The Bailey purchase spans about five acres west from the main driveway to the Androscoggin River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Berry
Five Islands
John K. Bailey
Bath
W. L. Bonney
East Brunswick
Weston L Bonney
Bonnie Brook
Mr. Bailey
Russell L. Phinney
Bonney
Brunswick
Duley Family Returns from Kennebunkport Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank L Duley of Beacon street returned Monday from Kennebunkport where they were guests of their son Frank Duley and wife and their daughter Miss Louise Duley. Over the weekend they enjoyed a trip through the White Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Duley
Beacon Street
Kennebunkport
Frank Duley
Duley
Louise Duley
White Mountains
Miss Cunninghams Pupils Dance Recital at Morse High
Miss Mary Cunningham of the Modern School of the Dance will present her pupils in a recital Friday evening at Morse High School Auditorium. Pupils from Boothbay and Wiscasset join Bath dancers for a colorful program featuring soloists such as Mary Anderson Tambourine Tarantella and Joanne Heal Stepping in Style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cunningham
Modern School of the Dance
Morse High School
Boothbay
Wiscasset
Bath
Mary Anderson
Mary Stilfin
Ethel Dupond
Freda McAllister
Ada and
Etta Rowe
Joanne Heal
Marion Wagner
Marguerite Rines
Mary McNeil
Barbara Stoddard
Barbara Hart
Barbara Reardon
Priscilla Loring
Natalie Pagan
Betty Fitzgerald
Barbara Danforth
Loraine Jordan
Madeline Robson
Roland Rector
Portland Couple Reopen Robinhood Cottages For Summer
Mrs. Ralph Dunton of Portland and her husband reopened their Robinhood cottages for the summer. She returned Monday after spending the weekend with her daughter Mrs. Edward St. Martin and family on upper Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dunton
Portland
Dunton
Robinhood
Edward St. Martin
Washington Street
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Harry Planine
Albert Henderson
Sheriff Henderson
Plummer
Henderson
Plumer
Elin W. Page
Skowhegan
Senator Page
E. Curtis Matthews
Portsmouth
Bowdoin College
Warwick Club
Panaway Club
Beatrice Henley
Jacob Henley
Matthews
Norman W. Rand
Dorothy Higgins
Charles R. Higgins
Phippsburg
Beach
G. E. McNulty
Emma Newdick
Arthur S. Crockett
The
Fred K. Sturtevant
Harold E. Freeman
Jerry L. Haile
Raymond M. Clark
Fred J. Rose
James B. Lemont
Charles B. Doyle
John M. Howe
Everett G. Lemont
David S. Henderson
Edgar D. Leavitt
John B
Payson
Payson-For-Congress
Os, Payson
Chevrolet
America
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
Chevrolet General Motors
Fisher
Lan
Bath, Maine
Flint
General
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