Civil War veteran observes birthday in Bath parade
A long list of local residents attended a Memorial Day event in Bath with a Civil War veteran among the participants. The note mentions family gatherings, club meetings, church events, and visits across towns, plus a 91 year old funeral in Lynn and several village outings around Rangeley and Belfast.
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Bath
George Davis
Joseph Donahue
John Davis
Dorothy
Surprise reception for new Baptist pastor Terrill
About 40 friends gathered at the Pas sadumkeag Baptist parsonage for a surprise welcome reception for Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Terrill. Fruit punch and cake were served as they were presented nine fancy lamp shades and an electric iron. The building on Main Street in Wilton is being converted into a theater and athletic center by George F. Goodspeed as work nears completion.
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Baptist Parsonage
Passadumkeag
W. A. Terrill
Main Street
Wilton
Flavius J. Goodspeed
George F. Goodspeed
Georgetown Community News Social Roundup
Numerous West Georgetown residents and visitors are listed at cottages and summer homes in Indian Point Kennebec Point and surrounding areas. Guests include Dr. and Mrs. Playse Hopkin ton and Prof and Mrs Miller Tufts college with local hosts Roy Newman and others. A young injury at Eye and Ear Infirmary in Portland and a farewell service for Rev. Hovey are noted along with road work and local visits by families from Bath Lexington Malden Medford Hyde Park and Waltham. James Buzzo from South Manchester visits Georgetown.
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George T. Williams
West Georgetown
Massachusetts
L. F. Playse
Hopkinton
Mass
Indian Point
Cuningham
Waldoboro
C. L. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Malden Island
Miller
Tufts College
Harry Horne
Bath
B. H. Woodside
George Smith
Lexington
Merwin
Edna Delano
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Portland
Grace Hovey
Morse High School
Frank W. Hovey
Dorothy W. Oliver
Kingston
Joseph F. Higgins
Joan Harrison
Seward E. Emmons
Flora Campbell
Emma B. Billings
A. F E. Manning
Malden
D. W. Johnson
Kennebec Point
Arline
Alex Cunningham
Smith
Clifton Matthews
D. L. Pettengill
Frye
Hubert Loveitt
John Richards
Anne L. Reade
Medford
Gaston Lachaise
New York
Charles Soule
Edwin Pinson
Harold J. Brown
William Davis
Hyde Park
Waldo
Wellesley Hills
Gilbert Gunnell
Baby
Waltham
Leon Williams
Thomas N. Williams
Five Islands
First Baptist Church
Georgetown Center
Jesus Christ
Five Island
Alfred MacMahan
E. B. Billings
James Buzzo
South Manchester
Conn
Pastor granted July August vacation for Maine church
Central church grants Rev. David L. Wilson a July August vacation after 20 years of service. Wilson, grand prelate of the Grand Encampment of the United States, departs June 27 with Mrs. Wilson for San Francisco to attend the Knight Templars encampment July 8 to 11. he will preach at the opening on July 8.
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Central Church
David L. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
United States
Wilson
Knight Templars
San Francisco
Maine
Maine and Mr. Wilson
Five Islands News Roundup Notes and Visits
A Wednesday row of local items covers church and school life in Five Islands. Notables include Nat F Howe receiving degrees, Woolwich Supt John Carter visiting the local school, and multiple families from Bath Portland and Cambridge visiting or repairing property here. A Malden Island float was postponed and a 21 guest party stayed at the Island. Rev Samuel Brown’s Northwood Ridge visit and a Bowdoin College Ivy Week party are noted. The Cony High School class picks H Gesner Jr as Baccalaureate speaker.
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Richmond High School
Opera House
Myrna Curtis
Sara Knight
Helena Naylor
Audrey Holman
Ruthison
Emily Wallace
Alice Winslow
Carroll Terrell
Oscar Smith
Delmer Stinson
Donald Settle
Stanley Farley
Harry Curran
Raymond Call
Clinton Bishop
Chester Bennett
Charles Budge
Emerson School
Florence Maxwell
Portland
Sewing Club
Gertrude Lavolette
Beedle Road
Alice Bennett
Maurice Perry
Strong
Richmond
Mary Guiou
Milton Akerson
Presque Isle
Miss Guiou
Claude Guiou
Chestnut Street
Leroy Cleveland
Garnette Guiou
Charles Guiou
Akerson
Newberry
Coombs
Topsham
Harold Shaw
Freeport
William Labonte
John Doyon
Chester Lord
Horace Groves
John McKinnon
Ansel Marshall
Estelle Powers
Laura Leavitt
Lila Curtis
George Wren
Mary W. Osgood
Glen Lamoreau
Dwight Lord
Ruth Redmond
Carolyne Curtis
Arlington Bryer
Guion
George Dennett
Methodist
G. E. Edgett
Wallace
Merrill Wallace
Jonesboro
Charles Donnell
Harry Whitney
Joseph Bragg
C. H. Bryant
Federation of
Chapman
Woman's Club Federation
Augusta
Bowdoin College
Art
Sills
Edward Cummings
Bath
Florence Watson
Roy Gilpatrick
Brownfield
Louise Jones
Miss Jones
Thim
Saco
American Legion Post of
New England
Richard Orwen
J. A. Hinkley
Joseph Pray
Barter's Island
F. C. Corner
George B. Kimball
Chester Foster
Wesley Webber
Beatrice Patten
Rangeley Lakes
Dexter Fowles
Randolph
Norris Sidelinger
James
Rangeley Lake
James Noble
Lynn
Mass
Walter Smith
Gardiner
John Tarr
Paul Jack
C.C.C
Northeast Harbor
Joseph Pridham
Melvin Pridham
Boston
Ellen Hatch
Bowdoinham
Bradford
Emeline Hatch
Leon Batchelder
Cotton Cemetery
Everett Douglass
Samuel Blake
Kingfield
Rt Blake
Ardine Henderson
Eustis
Marjorie Kennedy
Augusta General Hospital
Nathalie Call
Gardiner General Hospital
Chester Call
Herman Blake
Ethel Rankins
Connecticut
Mabelle Crillen
Imperial Lodge
Mary Robinson
Daniel Clark
Clarence Peacock
Milton
Clark
River Road
Manter Decrow
Belfast
Decrow
Mayford Morris
Dorchester
Thomas
Bangor
Philadelphia
Nat F. Howe
Grange
John Carter
Woolwich
Five Islands
Chester MacMahan
Charles MacMahan
Corinne Ainley
Cambridge
Norman Howard
Howard
A. Miller
J. J. Gibson
Bernard Bailey
Wiscasset
Malden Island
Alfie Hinkley
Georgetown
Arthur Charles
George Laskey
Almon Marr
Alfie MacMahan
Lloyd Pinkham
James Stevens
Woodrow Gray
Samuel Brown
Northwood Ridge
Brown
Five Islands Baptist Church
George Gray
Phillis Harford
Lincoln Campbell
Albion Carr
Orville Rowe
Edgar Dean
Oakland
Percy Allen
Mr. Allen
Charles Jordan
Leon Williams
Waltham
Lewis M. Silverman
Rutledge Frost
Freemont
N. H
Arthur Bean
Robert
Daniel Carlisle
Exeter
Joseph Stevens
Stevens
Zeta Psi
B. F. Perry
Annie Merrill
Skowhegan
Grace Connors
Robert McNutt
Arthur Hunt, Jr
Lawrence Shea
Elbridge Southard and Son
Malden
Lewis Cottage
H. Mortimer Gesner, Jr
All Souls Unitarian Church
Cony High School
Superintendent Ward replies to letter of board member
Horace Ward, Bath superintendent, defends cemetery actions and shrub removals, notes 1930–32 board decisions, disputes Haley statements, and cites financial impacts. He claims prior car use, rejects August shrub transplants, and details revenue cuts and savings affecting the department.
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Ward
the Independent
Raymond M. Haley
Cemetery and Park Board
Haley
Burt M. Dyer
Horace Ward
Thomas R. Huston
Flaherty Park
Oak Grove Cemetery
Augustus Perow
Perow
Bath
Knight
Torrey
Donnell
Three Bath Memorial graduates receive diplomas in ceremony
The Bath Memorial Hospital graduation featured remarks on nurse training values and ethics. Thebeau sent a message praising cooperation and the hospital’s mission while the Florence Nightingale pledge was recited by the graduates.
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Bath Memoria
St. Thomas
St. Bartholomew's
St. Luke's
Materia Medica
Mr. Owen
Bath Memorial Hospital
New England States
New Pastor Appears in Soldier's Uniform
Rev. Ernest Heywood, new pastor of Wesley M E Church, preached Memorial Day in uniform sharing wartime lessons from his five years in the Great War. His sermon, Christianity an Enlistment, drew on his officer rank and frontier service after serving in the 143rd British Columbia Regiment. Mrs. Heywood, born in Ottawa, is a skilled musician who accompanied him on their early postwar years.
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Ernest Heywood
Occu
Jesus Christ
Heywood
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maine
Methodist Church of Canada
United Church of Canada
Kents Hill
Guilford
Bath
St. Stephen's College
Alberta
George Hanna
British Columbia (Bantams
London
Forestry Corps
Infantry
Navy
Ottawa
Canada
Europe
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Perley Joy
Frank Beedle
George Yeaton
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Minnie Waldron
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Clarence Watson
Mechanic Falls
Perley Wedge
Perley
Elmer Knight
Lewiston
George H. McMaster
W. E
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McMaster
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Alfred Houdlette
John Wallace
Thomas R. Huston Lacy
Sylvia W. Gates
West Roxbury
Sargent’s
School of Physical Training
Educational Department
Boston University
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Helen Fowler
Board of Managers
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
State House
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Ada M Britton
Caribou Public Library
Harley L. Lockhart
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State Library
Bath Savings Institution
William D. Sewall
Mary F. Gibbons
Board of Trustees
Charles H. Cahill
Frederick E. Drake
Fred H. Kimball
Fred H. Lord
William S. Newell
J. Albert Redson
Oakhurst and
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Wilfred W. Chaney
Park Street
Miss Corliss
Albion L. Corliss
Morse High
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John M. Loring
North Bath
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Rosalys Desjardins
Ruth Conley
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Florence Leeman
Mary Child
Elmer Wright
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Crystal Shorey
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Peart
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