Martha Rich hosts Working League event for church carpet fund
Mrs Martha Rich of Camp Overlook will entertain the Working League next Tuesday afternoon. A chrumstew supper will be served to raise funds for a church carpet. Many townspeople and relatives are noted in a long local social roundup with names, places, and recent visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working League
Martha Rich
Overlook
Camp Overlook
Harry McPadden
Wolfboro
Martha McMadden
George BF. Oliver
Pramingham
Mass
Stegrus Scott
Bath
Bertha Lewis
Five Islands
Ida Lewis
Carroll Powers
Annie Jones
Robinhood
Melrose T Highlands
Roscoe Boda
Charles Oliver
Wing Wingsbury
Lester Pettingul
Cove
Roland Piiord
Parl Uiargan
Dorothy
Nettie Ciay
Portland
Thomas Tagan
Millie Spinney
Bay Soint
Wood Oliver
Ghides Oliver
George Willis
Waterville
West Greorgetow
Burnside Mowers
George Laskey
Mark Marr
Marttown
Frank Pastor
Vrrssilboro
All Senter
Newton
Bohinhead
Perley Todgdon
Walter Newdiel
TE. G. Heald
Enana Dillings
Martha Riehout
Kennebec Point
Willian Coneh
Caibridge
Orwen Williams
Newburyport
Wanna Dillings
Josie Williams
W. OT. Boyd
Thomas Tirgan
Prank Heald
S.A. Evans
Ath
First Baptist Church
Robinhood Church
Charles Clarke
Clintern Newdiek
Lewiston
Long Ish
Five Islands Grange Library Boost Adds Twenty Two Books
Twenty two more books were added to the Grange library. Residents and visitors from Seguinland Au Brista Bath and Bathport showcased gifts and visits. Community members including Mrs Edvard Lewis Mrs Mierce and Mrs Cosimopolitan contributed while locals enjoyed cottage weekends and seaside gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oto
Grange
Boo Vieree
Seguinland
Mierce
Edvard Lewis
Au- Brista
Charles Jordan
Nubia
Octoria Moore
Bath
Herron Deacher
Wail Boucher
D. J. Howard
Woo Ren
Son Everett
Port Fad
Sevirinkood
Elbridge Mains
Bowdotham
Fer Mithis
Worldwide Salvation Army Expands Services Global Reach
The Salvation Army operates in seventy nine countries with fifty three languages preached. It employs over seven thousand officers and cadets with thousands more in field and social work. runs social institutions, day schools, homes, hospitals, and rescue services. It reports millions of meals beds and holiday aid provided to children and families last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Army
United States
Avishimber OO
Sanal Mhane
Salvahon
Ex Mayor and Mrs Oliver Moses Fishing Trip at Crescent Lake
Ex mayor and Mrs Oliver Moses are enjoying a fishing trip at Crescent Lake in Rangeley. The couple spends quiet time on the water amid relaxing surroundings and local scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Moses
Crescent Lake
Rangeley
Judge Emery Named State Chairman
George L. Emery of Biddeford was unanimously chosen chairman of the Republican state committee to succeed Robert J. Peacock of Lubec. The new chairman pledged nationwide campaign reach via automobile tours and promised sub-offices in eastern counties to stay in touch with headquarters as the slate organized. Eva C. Mason, Dover Foxcroft, was reelected vice chairman with Alice S. Butler, Farmington, secretary and Joseph W. Simpson, York, treasurer. others retained except executive committee to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Emery
Biddeford
Republican State Committee
Robert J. Peacock
Lubec
Judge Jomery
Kiery
Judge Emery
York County
Rank Kenderson
Limerick
Lest We Forget film shown at Wesley Church on prohibition
A five reel motion picture titled Lest We Forget was shown at Wesley Church by Rev. H A Markley of the Christian Civic League. It depicted the harms of liquor, urging action to end traffic and pledges to support anti alcohol work were signed afterward. Bishop Thomas Nicholson of Chicago, head of the Anti-Saloon League, urged stopping sending children to Columbia College over Dr Butler’s stance on prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Mo i
HA. Markley
Christian Civic League
Pepi
Belshazzar
Anti-Saloon League
Markley
Thomas Nicholson
Chicago
Methodist General Conference
Columbia College
Butler
KENN AND BEC BRIDGE PROGRAM MOVES FOR BOND
The Maine Automobile Association outlines a six year highway plan including a 5 000 000 state funded bridge across the Kennebec between Bath and Woolwich and a 6 000 000 timing program for general bridge work. The group backs highway construction while joining the New Hampshire Federation of Archived Clubs for extended member benefits. Attendees include DPresi dent Tiina We. Rieker of Poland Spring Perley ib. Ripley Cladroan Sampson of York Gray of South Paris Tid of Telerado and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Bath
Woolwich
Ti O
Maine Automobile Association
Inghod Federation of Archhited Clubs
Brank DD. Marshall
Maine Association
Tiina We. Rieker
Poland
Perley Ib. Ripley
South
Paris
Cladroan
Joseph W. Sampson O
York
Gray J. Gannett
Augusta
Walter L. Gray
South Paris
Charles A. Tid
Telerado
William DD. Waibotoof Rockbind
A. Q. Miller
Auburn
Frank D. Marshall
J. W. Hannaford
Guy Dunton
Lester VL
Penley
Portland
Yankees Beat Wonder Workers 15 to 7 in Tuesday Game
The Yankees won their third victory over the Wonder Workers on Dead Please diamond. The winning lineup included Thayer Richards Whiting Mitchell Travis She Wigner Mulligan Rowe and A colored Chicago church required 500 policemen to quell 1500 fundamentalists and modernists who fought with razors knives parasols and fists. Pickford and Pairbanks plan a daily trip to Moscow from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Wonder Workers
Thayer
E. Richards
Py Whiting
Th. Mitchell
Travis
She Wigner
Es Mulligan
Rowe
Seniors urged to study as term nears end
Supt Clinton Wilson urges pupils to study for the remaining weeks, stressing seniors must be posted on the graduation list. He warns that absences and missed work lower grades, while personal cleanliness and conduct affect school happiness more than clothes. The Gym store project advances with 10 volunteers. stamps for Bath letters designed. Miss Georgia Brown returns from the Philippines to visit friends at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Clinton 2
Wilson
Broanswick Road
Alkazin
Clifford Russell
Bath
Bath built yacht proves satisfactory trials end in praise
The new pleasure yacht Aves built for Hugh Chisholm of Portland underwent thorough tests by Bath Iron Works staff. Capt Charles Blair commanded with engine officer Chester Cobin in charge. Tests included speed runs, backing, steering, and anchor maneuvers. the vessel met all requirements and exceeded expectations. Delivery to Chisholm is set for Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Chishome
Porthind
Bath Tren
Charles AX
Blair
Chester Colby
Aras
Shennebec
Boothbay
Southport
Tron
Holstel
Hugh Chisholm
Portland
Chisholm
Postoffice notes on semi annual pig surveys and dairy questions
The post office notes semi annual pig surveys on rural routes with farm owner responses to guide production, predator exposure, and feed supply decisions. It adds dairy cow inquiries and announces transport route changes affecting service between Musecougus and Medomak via the Back road in both directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremline
Post Office Department
Stat Service
Waldebore
Po O
Musecougus
Medomak
Morse Beats Belfast High 16-2 In Baseball Match
Morse High defeated Belfast High 16 to 2 at Wesleyfield on Saturday. McCabe led Morse with aggressive base running and two singles, while McDonald worked the mound for five innings and struck out seven. Belfast struggled on defense as Morse racked up runs in every inning and appeared in control throughout the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse Hgh
Belfast High
Wesleyfield
Stegumge
Sit Tormer
Bath School
Mide Lsquis
Little Red
Conch Hinward
Orenim
Brunswick High
San
TN Qhiver
Nickerson
Belfasts
Belfast
Orage
Morse
Delfasts
Eversman
George Dew
Addie Pinson
Center Garden
Tisward
Wilson
Steven McPhee
Gad
Morse Boys
Blue and White
Sam” McDonald
Baldie Pinsenm
Aoo
Grady
Doe Butler
Pinson
Butler
Perry
Spinney
McCabe
Hink
Robin Poopa
Hamel Ache
East
Prn
Atey Wadsworth
Ss Eater
Peti
Iif
Imeiliedes Dbe
Maine Leads New England in Citizens' Military Training Camp Enrollments
The Military Training Camps Association reports Maine leads the six New England states in enrollments for the Citizens' Military Training Camp to be held at Camp Devens on August 23. Ellsworth leads individual Maine counties with high enrollment, and total quotas indicate strong turnout. Major Wood in Maine urges all interested men to obtain application blanks and file them promptly at Room 70 First National Bank Building, Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Training Camps Association
Teston
Maine
New England
Citizens
Canyy Devens
Uimncoek County
Nder
Phomias Jr. Abbernethy
Ellsworth
New E England
Sabin W Wood
Major Wood
First National Bank D
Anger
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Georgetown
Library of
Chivenee MacMahan
Thomas Scott
Weston
PP. Pierce
Mo Pierce
Rehde
Dosten
Mars
Wal Planner
Plomier
Melvin Harford
Elizabeth Cromwell
Boyd
S.A. Evins
Mr. and
George Gray
Passton
John Fitzgerald
Diath
Th W. Trowsrd
Oom
Reid
Bruce Cmpbell
Creargetown
Walter Savage
America
John
Johns Manville
Commercial Street
Tel
Myrtle Lodge
Lodge
Myrtle Lodge Odd Ladies
W. Haggett
Fannie Clark
Elizabeth Goodwin
Millie Mitchell
Sadie Coulhiard
Florence Mank
FF. J. Teeling
Luella Chapman
Everett
Carrie French
Popshiam
Emma Jacobs
Elizabeth Lepper
Elizabeth French
Bernice Hunt
Emma Colby
Arthur Temont
Pal
Ealer
Albert Thompson
Se. W. Hagges oScenes
Harriet Morse
Gertrude M. Wilson
Annie Lemont
Fannie Thurlow
Edward Pholmas
Elizabeth Pollard
Lillian Wright
Elsie Higgins
V. LI
Lizzie Chaney
Ree
Mary Gillespie
L. R
Gertrude Stewart
Jin, Lee
Lacey Perry
Maud Clark
S. W
J. W. Fannie Clark
Gertrude Wilson
Guardian
Lucille Blake
R. VA
Amelia Mitchell
J A
S. R
Nellie Hunt
J. KR
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Emery
Wesley Church
Kenn&bec
Bondiste
Maine Mitemobile Association
Pataewath
Portlane
Pickford
Pairbanks
London
Moscow
Georgia Brown
Southwest TH Harbor
Philippine Islands
Miss Brown
Hugh Chishom
the Aras
B.K
Cox
John J. Desmond
Quality Corner
Hae
McDonald
Oliver
Mitchell
Hindy Piteller
Ty Mitchell
Path
Mitchest
MebDonall
Baton
Camp
Devens
Per Nimmber
Oinellas
Franklin
Wo ‘Thancock
Knex Eerie
Loxford
Penobseny
Wiss
Somerset
Walde
Washington
Castoria
Fletcher
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