Winnegance Club Hosts Successful Supper to Boost Building Fund
The Winnegance Community Club held a well received supper at the Community House to raise funds for its building note due at month end. About 100 guests from Bath and local residents attended. receipts added roughly $35 to the fund. Plans for a summer kitchen and coat room were discussed as part of extending the west side building.
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Community Club
Winneganes Community Club
Bath
Ralph Merry
Squaw Club
George M. Eaton
I. A. Trueworthy
Harry J. Williams
Joseph N. Day
Bridgton
Sons of Veterans Camp
Parker
Warry F. Oliver
Portland
George Rogers
Trockline
Isle Au Haut
Harold W. Child
Albert Storer
Ella Knight
Sle
Dromore Grange
Pupils to Participate in Memorial Day Parade
Several hundred Bath students are invited to march Friday afternoon behind the Boy and Girl Scouts for Memorial Day. They should assemble at Legion headquarters at 1 40 in Washington and Oak streets. Bath public schools urged third graders up to join, honoring Civil War Spanish American War and World War veterans.
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Roland HT. Smith Post
A. J
Legion Headquarters
Washington
Oak Streets
Clinton
Wilson
American Legion
City of Bath
Four Men Arrested Over Hen Haul in New York Truck
Police stopped a motor truck in New York carrying 100 hens. Four men were arrested and placed in custody with the hens at the station. The next morning officers found four dozen freshly laid eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indian Vegetable Oil Claims Long Record of Aches Relief
An old advertorial notes over a quarter century of use for Indian Vegetable Oil aiding rheumatic neuralgia lung strain colds and coughs. Claims benefit if taken early and cites Dr C K Donnell as endorsing it with a 35 cent price at drugstores.
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C. K. Donnell
Department Heads Named by Maine D AR List of Chairs
Mrs Cushinon announces the complete slate of department chairmen for the year. Names cover Patriotic Education through Publicity plus charity and historical roles with many Maine towns represented.
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Maine D.ar
W. Cushinon O
Auburn
Maine Ira
Blaine S. Wiles
Augusta
Florence Waugh Danforth
Skowhegn
Isabel Ginn
Belfast
Clinton S. Humphreys
Madison
William Tf. Fisher
J. W. Nichols
Farmington
Edward K. Talbot
Maehias
Ellis Ishind
Charles K. JD. Chase
Porthina
Herbert W. Hall
Fallowell
Bernadine Larrabee Colleselle
Kingsfield
Frank A. Peabody
Houston
Revolutionary Relief
Continental Hall
Charles A. Creighton
Thomaston
A. M. Penley
Knox
Lacey Woodhull Hazlet
Rangor
Maude M. Merrick
Waterville
J. W. Dressey
Portland
Caroline Scott
Harrison
Margaret P. Foote
Bath
Pathe RR
Fisher
Dexter
Piariie
Chain Continents
Anld
Charles J. Barnes
Genedlesi Ab
Mary Delhi Dili
Topsham
Morse High Batting Averages Show Mixed Shifts
Belfast’s Mitchell held the Morse nine Saturday as lighter hitters fared better than Capt. Olinto and Red Spinney who still lead the list despite declines. Veilleux dropped ten points, Skinney Wilson fell to .031, and Bullet Joe Butler rose from .143 to .210. Perry, McDonald, and Eddie Pinson also gained as Mitchell’s pitching yielded gains for several batters.
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Belfast
Wheeler
Mitchell
Morse
Tony” Olinto
Teddy Veilleux
Skinney" Wilson
Bill Oliver
Joe Butler
Bill Perry
Sam McDonald
Eddie Pinson
McDonald
Pinson
Petty
Largest motor ship ordered by Union Castle for South African service
The Union Castle Mail Steamship Company plans a liner over 20 000 gross tons for its South African route. It will measure about 630 by 73 by 46 feet and feature twin screws with luxurious accommodations. The vessel claims to be the world’s largest and most powerful motor ship, enabled by advanced double-acting Diesel engines and electrically driven auxiliaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Castle Mail Steamship Company
Transportation Division
Department of Commerce
Central Men's Club elects officers at annual meeting
Ralph G. Tragg was reelected president of the Central church Men's Club. N Moulton was reelected vice president George J. Goodwin secretary and Tharold Avery treasurer. A bake sale is planned for late June and a committee was set to organize it. Jack Verheus spoke on his experiences in South Africa. Adjournment set for October 14.
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Ralph G. Tragg
Central Church
Darker N. Moulton
George J. Goodwin
Tharold Avery
Pres. Bragg
John O. Moulton
Clarence A. Peasloe
Taviond Torrey
William H. Small
Jack Verheus
South Africa
Phippsburg Town Secures Gravel for Highway Work
Phippsburg gains two large gravel pits for road projects with one bed at the Joseph Young place aiding the Popham Beach road and another on the Amden Prrewan lands to serve the upper town. Local residents include William Campbell in hospital after surgery and updates on several town figures.
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William Campbell
Thorthind
Trewin Metutine
Bath
Sidney Métatire
Ellison Houdlette
Brunsawick
George Co
Windlen
Porthind
Puestiay
Joseph Young
Popham Beach
Mie Bowie
ST Bonds
Popham
Prrewan
Thomas “Pence
Warren Ryan
Waltham
Wo PL Pease
Areo
Arthur Perey
New York
James Perey
Cox's Head
Frank Trenel
Mar. Lesteh
George TL
Oliver
John Black
Small Point
Man Oliver
Georgetown
Birge Farnoon
Anthony Thain
Mars
Katherine Johnson
Thal
Eric Carlson
Duarker Head
J. TE. Pease
Mero Gad
Tlarry Shaw
Sabattus
Walthon and
Mas
George Davis
Bath Me
Pease
Parker TL. Chaney
Jordan Lots
Ashdale
West Bath
Winneganee Bridge
Alt. Stover
High Street
Alston TE. Oliver
Bath: Home of Literary Lights and Historic Ties
Bath appears as a literary hub with past giants like Wordsworth Dickens and Thackeray linked to its streets and houses. The piece notes a strong archival sense, with tablets marking where writers lived and the Victoria Art Gallery housing a 35000 volume library. Modern Bath shares the city’s eighteenth century charm while preserving its literary heritage.
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Western Hemisphere
PSS
Bath
West
Buer
Britol
Hot Springs
Mer
Bernard Shivwn
Bath Dphiyevers Society
Medona Plivers
Medona
Lernard
Ly de Mons
Wordsworth
Goldsmith
Thackeray
Pielding
Burke
Watlpole
Sheridan
Chesterfield
Jane Austen
Trecent
Frederic Thirrison
Ety
Price
George Saintsbury
Ma. Saintsbury
N. Williamson
C. N. Williamson
Luis
Combe Down
Fred A. Weatherly
Chambers
Bristol
Nancy Lee
Charles McEvoy
Harold Downs
Aylesburys
Charles Whitby
Captain Jewels
Henry Chappel
Charles Dickens
Walter Tlandor
St. James Square
North Parade
William Wordsworth
Imureate
Oliver Goldsmith
Edmund Burke
Pierrepont Street
Elizabeth Linley
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Lord Chesterfield
Quin
Terrace Walk
The
Toraee Walpole
Chapel Court
Abbey
Chirk Russell
Sydney Place
Lord Bulwer
Tavtton
Great Pulteney Street
Lord Maccaulay
Sir Walter Scott
South Parade
Tobias Smollett
T South Parade
Janny Burney
TW South Parade
Robert Southern
S Westcate
Madane D'Arblay
Great Stanhone Street
Bishop Connop
Royal Literary Art Scientific Institution
British Emonire Shakespeare Society
British Music Society
Dickens Fellowship
Bath Poetry Society
Bath Caperatic Society
Lath
Isaac Pitman
Westport Residents Change Homes and Summer Abodes
Westport activity shows Francis S Eaton and family at Rockmere Farm with maids in residence. Torace Jones moves into the Westport ferry house once housed by Charles Cromwell, while Cromwell relocates to Sunset View. Marchant Stewart’s summer cottage project stalls after a death in the Arros area. J F Lawrence of Gardiner visits their North Bend summer home.
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Francis S. Eaton
Rockmere Farm
North End
Torace Jones
Jammes N. Cannon
Gardiner
Westport Ferry
Charles Kh
AL Cromwell
Cromwell
Mherry
Sunset View
Marchant Stewart
Medford
Mass
Arrostook
Jeanine
J. F. Lawrence
North Bud
Maine Grand Chapter Elects Officers At Portland Session
Mrs. Gertrude B. MeTeer was elected associate grand conductress after a tight vote at the 32d annual Grand Chapter session in Portland. Henry Gi Shaw named associate grand patron. other officers include Mrs. Della Mo Oller, Arthur Ty Piel Lewiston, Mrs. Julian A. Vickery Belfast, and Mrs. Marion McLeshin Caribou. About 600 members attended amid a year of growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude B. MeTeer
Fred J. MeTeer
Bath
Grand Chapter
The
Order of Maine
Porthend
Iter
Bertha B. Howell
Porthind
Henry Gi Shaw
Genesta
Della Mo Oller
Cerand
Arthur Ty Piel Lewiston
Erand
Julian A. Vickery
Belfast
Mabel J. DeShon
Portland
Finma V. Bedee
Augusta
Marion
Twilight League Schedule Preview For Bath Fans
Bath baseball fans will see wood baseball this summer as Twilight League organizers Leslie Mello and Perher J. Rice set a six o’clock start time. The opening game features the Scouts vs St Marys at Kelley field with daily practices and a full slate of June through September games at Hue Dunning and South End fields.
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Bath
Leslie Mello
Perher J. Rice
Kelley Field
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Dead Please
St. Marys
Scouts
Pimes
High School
An. Legion
Soath Bene
Nat Legion
Une
South Baal Aine TS
South End
Dune Td
Marys
Pines
TS High School
Nan
Legion
Ine St. Maras
Ain. Legion
Nee High School
Aine
St. Miatrys
South Tents
Ada
St. Mates
Tiegh Sell
South Ned
San. Legion
Am. Legion
Times
Piel Schivol
St. Marve
South Mana
South Band
Piropa
Aim
South Twedaiy
Aue
Sto Marrv
Ang
South
Wigh School
Nii Legion
Seat Pine
Seats
Tragic Death of 3-Year-Old Jeanette George
Jeanette George, three, youngest of six in Limestone, was missing Monday and found an hour later under a log in a small stream beneath a village bridge. Authorities believe she fell in while nearby, with rains complicating searches. Memorial Day boating plans prompt skippers to ready craft despite wet weather.
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Jeanette George
Sawyer George
Limestone
Old cemeteries need attention and care
A damaged colonial era notice calls for preservation of Revolutionary soldiers graves with fencing, headstones, and markers. It outlines fines up to twenty five dollars for neglect and specifies obligations for local towns and religious societies to maintain grave sites and surrounding grounds.
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Dnel
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Bigggest’ Motor Ship
Central Men's Club
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Westport
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Twilight League
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Jindge Front
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