Sagadahocks May Seek Armistice Day Trial Match
Sagadahock Veteran Firemen and Bath Veteran Firemen consider a final Armistice Day event on Winter Street to settle the season. Sagadahocks hope for one more run against Baxter before snow flies while Bath F firemen remain wary of another challenge. The sporting crowd longs for a last duel between the two machines with Armis tice Day favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahock Veteran Fire. Hens Association
Bath Veteran Firemen’s Association
Sagadahocks
Baxter
Basters
Sagadahock
Winnegance Community Notes and Local Happenings
Continued from age four the piece describes a nearly finished house ready for occupants and a planned Friday sewing club meeting at Mrs Walter Morse’s home. It notes nearby travels of Mrs Walter Shall and her daughter, basketball practice schedules, and a visit by Mr Winkham a former Jorwh VMOU secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Morse Wall
Ig Sewing Club
Walter Shall
Jit
Lawn
Mirs
Tenes
Frank Walbot
Reed Pete Bis Reguber
Giriaee Vriask
Plan Meetings to Endorse the Arms Parley
The Tasters Union schedules three simultaneous meetings at Mesa con street Methodist church Winter street Congregational church and West Methodist to endorse armament limits. Prominent speakers include Rev Edwin Dodge Phcardin Rev Prancis Monte Gras ILD and Capt. Sweet with readings by Rev Ernest Mc Holman. Attendees include Central Congregational First Baptist First Universalist Grace Episcopal and Church of the Nazarene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tasters Union
North End
Mesacon Street
Ehorch
John Roy Browne
Charles TL Volz
Vmacual
Edwin Dodge Phcardin
Winter Street
North Street
Seventh Diy Adventists
Lanis
West
Wester Methodist
Klasn
Corliss Street
Vagto
Capt
Sweet
The
Salvation Avins
Westes Methodist
Claes Fos
Carlie
Church of the Nazarene and
Salvation Arie
Versailles
Maine film project hires New Harbor coast stars
New Harbor and Pemaquid become growing film centers as Inspiration Moving Picture Co. shoots a multi reel yet untitled picture. Stars Louise Hoff and George Stewart head the cast with Dick Bartheliness and Mary Dry in key roles amid Maine coastal scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Harbor
Penmquid
Inspiration Moving Victure Co., Inc
Bath
Pemaquid
Louise Hoff
George Arliss
Dick Bartheliness
Yarmouth
George Stewart
Anita
Prince of Wales
Mary Dry
Maine
Pemaquid Beach
Priday
Sultana Hiss
New York
New Ehhbor
Washington
Porter Emerson Browne
Pemaque
Ettle Maine
Patricia
Miss Truff
John Alden
Reggie
George Ste Ty
Betty Alden
Anne Cornwall
Srxtel
Bath Driving Club Eyes Winter Jees and Ice Sports
Bath Driving club members anticipate a winter carnival featuring jee racing and other ice events. The Lily Pond Winnegancee Pond and Mill pond will host racing as soon as ice forms. New Bath horses like Miss Peter and Wilhice Quint’s trotter are expected to compete along with Frank Reger’s potential new entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Driving Club
Bath
Tom Bishop
Whiis Patcer
Mart
Leon
Miss Peter
Bingara
Wilhice Quint
Oalwass
Frank Reger
Winneganee
Pastor Accepts Call to Grace Church
Rev Charles Maron Tubbs, rector of Mr Philip's church, Kat Hhaanapeten Massachusetts, has accepted a call to Grace Church Bath Path and will assume duties late November. He succeeds Rev Culbert Metsay who left Bath for Port Deposit Maryland after nearly two years as rector. Tubbs, a Bath native about 40, attended Dartmouth College and arrives with notable ministerial achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Maron Tubbs
Philip
Kat Hhaanapeten
Mass
Goria Siypiscopal Church
Path
Tubbs
Bath
Culbert Metsay
Grace Church
Port Deposit
Mab
Maine
Vub~ i
Crardner
Miles
Dartmouth College
John Gage Celebrates 73 Years of Service at One Firm
John Gage of 14 White Street, age 73, marks a century with J. A. Winslow & Son on Doroud Street. The event drew state attention as colleagues and friends visited, Mrs. Gage offered refreshments, and a quiet flower and card tribute followed. Misses Frances Hall and Mary Kane returned to the teachers’ convention in Vortisud Friday after overnight at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John WE. Gage
White Street
J. A. Winslow & Son
Doroud Street
Pheredas
Cyig
Frances Hall
Mary Kane
Teachers’ Convention
Vortisud
fKennehee Valley
Federation of Eppworth
Augusta
Dlowell
Gardiner
Richmond
Tow Jodoham
Town Hall
Bowdoinham
Pearson
J. OW. Ames
Maine
Ona Moore
J. Ames
Varneys
Steol Improvement League of
Ridge
Bowdoinham Village
Charles Fisher
Boston
Mary Duran
Portland
Lb. J. Saul
Wesen Townsend
O' Purinton
Georgie Berry
Flinch
Georgie Denham
L. Mosher
Star Aid
Viola Coombs
Elizabeth Minott
Elizabeth Britt
Elizabeth Newton
Annie Tyler
Alice Vo Jack
Mrs. Jack
Mrs. Newton
Miss Britt
Miss Coombs
Jack
Lena Cobb
Berth Moulton
Elsie Dickinson
Sebago Lake
Charlotte Foster Roberts
Bendonnhai
Joseph Vachon
Karl Patel
A. G. Chulse
Richard Denham
Ernest Lapham
Millard Rogers
Litchefield
Sewall
Samuel Sadik
New York
Denlis Garage
Esther I
Central Maine
James Brown
Frank Tackett
Philadelphia
Lamris Wilson
S.oal Getehell
Johson O
Hallowe'en
Mollie Nealey
Lona Hackpent
Jessie Ames
Elizabeth Gass
Ensergueen
Tiazel Cornish
Mabel Lancaster
Hattie Jack
Myrtle Lowell
Florence Stall
Johnon
Rosenstine
Chicago
Turner
Charles Farr
Leonville
Cornixh
St. FE
Fercdsen
Waterville
New Studebaker, New
Leathers
Lew
Bay bridge work under way at Bowdoinham in 1887
In Bowdoinham 1887 summer continues into November as J T Rideout begins his Bay bridge contract. Nellie Wilson returns from Kennebunk for a two week visit. Local notes report fishing schooner Lizzie Belle of Harpswell Center and Capt John Sedgley visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Rideout
Bay Bridge
Nellie Wilson
Kennebunk
Lizzie Belle
Harpswell Center
John O. Sedgley
Jerry Grover
Moulton
F. OS. Trufant
North Topshau
Foster
Charles Meserve
Thomas Wu
BE. O. Fisher
Bowdoinham notes social, church, and town activity
Local items report religious paper plans for Bowdoinham Bowdoin. Mrs Staples attended Bath TD meeting. Sewall family building a new furnace and noted as large apple producer. Halloween masquerade ball at Grange hall with McMasters orchestra. The article covers residents visiting, road work, school rally day at Baptist church and missionary lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of God
Bowdceinhian
Bowdoin
FL Staples
Bath
AL OR
W. FF. Sewall
Post Road
Sewall
Charles FE. Hackett
Newton
Merry Meeting
Grange Hall
McMasters Orchestra
Silas Hamilton
Capitol Islind
Mar. Hamilton
Emerline Pratt
Woodfords
George MI Pratt
C. C. Trish
G. M. Elliott
Brunswick
Hattie Derry
Fos. Leathers
Baptist Church
United States
Johnson
Methodist Society
Sally
Whittemore
Mower
Baptist Htate Convention
Church School
Parry Taylor
Topsham
Jennie Leathers
Bole Ishind
Ruth McKiehen
Rey
I. Os. Leathers
For Sale J. W. Winter farm West Bath Berry Mill road
The J. W. Winter farm on the Berry Mill road in West Bath offers 75 or more acres with 21 acres of level well drained fields. Stock and tools included, with a fluid sale. Inquire on premises, Tel. 274-5. Also listing pure bred White Chester pigs five weeks old from Mo TL Carleton Woolwich Vel. 277-43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Winter
Berry Mill Road
West Bath
Carleton
Woolwich
Vel
Wills and settlements mark Sagadahoc probate term
Sagadahoc county probate court opens its November term with two wills filed. Judge James Lowell presides as executors named for Gardiner G. Deering and Pernice M. Mallett. Numerous inventories, administrations, and guardianships proceed, with accounts, petitions, and proofs of claim handled by court officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe County
James Lowell
Gardiner GG. Deering
Harry G. Deering
Frank M. Deering
Calvin W. Rogers
Pernice M. Mallett
Topsham
William A. Delo
Harry W. Tucker
Bath
Alvin Blackie
Georgetown
John R. Blackie
Wilbert Howe Doughty
Ball River
Mass
Nellie M. Doughty
Lizzie Booker
Richmond
J. W. Kendlette
Gertrude BE. Jack
Reed Jack
Anna EF. Stickney
Fred A. Stickney
Shippsburg
Mary E. Gilman
George
Howe
Henrietta G. Howe
Woolwich
Henry W. Hanson
Samuel Tinson
Henry W. Tucker
J. A. Winslow
Wilbur Brown
Rose Kh
Charles B. Meserve
Mary EB. Bickford
N. Gratz Jackson
James Jefferson Vickery
Charles Salie
William ‘S Salie
Bowdeinham
Sidney L. Eaton
James M. Williams
John A. Small
Fred Tk. Small
William Ro. Fairclough
John Foster
Six New Members Join South End PTA Meeting
South End Parent-Teacher Association held its monthly meeting in Washington street rooms with six new members, a strong turnout, and plans for Red Cross roll call canvassing from Russell steel to Winneganee. Committees were named for sale items including aprons, candy, tea, greens, and fany. Dr. Seth S. Mullin spoke on cancer. Tea followed as guests Mrs. Maus Stone and Mr. Stone visited Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Parent-Teacher Association
N. Gratz Jackson
Washington Street
Red Cross
South End Association
Russell Steel
Winneganee
Carroll Deering
Clarence McIntire
R. C. Mitchell
Candy
John Hunt
Chester Lant
Stanley Antworth
William HE. Small
Ralph Whitehouse
Guy Sprague
Richard Quick
Leland R. Mitchell
St. Albert Redlon
Faney
Thomas
Black
Harold Dunn
Almon Perry
James
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Percy
Ladies’ Union
Gingham Petticoats
Gingham Rompers
D.t.percy & Sons
H. P. Boudreau
Noiert S. Pokbsan
Pinkbiesn Press
Desion
Vath
Childrens of
Cobh
Bath Opera House
Paramount
Gaudreau’s Symphony Orchestra
Liberty Theatre
Paramount Pictures
Coast OF Maine
Driving Club
John Gage
Boys and Girls’ Agricultural Club
Klange Hall
Evelyn Sedgley
Velma Fish
Muriel Beals
Wilhelmina Newton
Elva Rogerson
Thelma Pratt
Nona Fogg
Ruth Pratt
Earle Blodgett
Lawrence Hackett
Leonard Curtis
John Curtis
Canning and Housekeeping
Evelyn Plackett
Loraine Teenie
Movie Beals
Jiazel Hackett
Veltm
Deederick Cheney
James Henderson
Bowdoinham Advertiser
Edmund Staples
Hallet
Bucksport
Alamoo
Jake
Doriend
Edward J. Smith
Jeannette Smith
Bartlett Smith
Newfield
Senter
Lowell
George E. Lilly
Eunice C. Lilly
Springfield
Charles C. Low
Serena A. Richards
Henry C. Lake Evecutor
Abbie C. Lake
Frank H. Siegars
William If Siegars
Dowdeinbaum
Cora M. Chapman
Everett M. Chapman
Arthur BB. Duncan
Horatio A. Duncan
Taath
Walter F. Derry
James Derry
Charles Meader
Charles S. and
Tlattie
Charles Tell
Anna EF. Stickney, Minor
I.e.m
George M. Wyman
Phippsburg
Martin Wyman
BK. Ua. Rideout
Henry EL. Smith
John S. Preble
Flora R. Preble
Frances EK. Higgins
William T. Hall
EK. C. Silliness
Providence
R. IT
Addie McDonald
James J. Vickery
Albert J. Hufstader
High Street
Lewiston
Maus Stone
Mr. Stone
Bath Dept.Store
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