Harvest supper and Halloween social draw many locals
In Georgetown the harvest supper hosted by the Working League at the First Baptist vestry drew a large crowd. A Halloween social followed with games led by Mrs. W A Todd and Miss Dorothy Stuart, assisted by Mrs. Billings at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Vestry
First Baptist
W. A. Todd
Dorothy Stuart
Billings
Leon E. Oliver
Newburyport
Mass
Mator
Charles Oliver
George Williams
Waterville
West Georgetown
Abbie Reynolds
Ralph Reynolds
Leslie Noves
Boston
Canada
Jefferson San
Gordon Benner
Frank Osborn
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Clayton Rowe
Bath
Arthur Smith
Auburn
Ray Point
G. Lachaise
New York
Oak Cemetery
S W. Brown
Thomas
Bath City Hospital
FE. C. Clarey
Guy Low
Rocbinhoad
Jane Feere
Woolwich
Elizabeth Hunt
Read
George Smith
Harold Hunt
Sagadahoc Ferry
Card of Thanks from Hagen Family in Georgetown Maine
The Hagen family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and floral tributes during their bereavement in Georgetown Maine. Also notes Bartholomew Donnell death and that the Knights of Columbus will not hold their card party this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Hagen
Georgetown
Maine
Bartholomew Donnell
Knights of Columbus
Bath Rotarians Hear About League of Nations Talk
Bath Rotarians heard Prof. D. C. Stanwood from Kowloin College describe the League of Nations at a luncheon at Hotel Phoenix. He noted Geneva study with lawyers, 490 international unions, and units like postal and railroad services. A Rotary Ladies Night was planned for Nov 1 at the Phoenix with a committee named and details of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
League of Nations
D. C. Stanwood
Kowloin College
Hotel Phoenix
Stanwood
Carnegie Foundation
Geneva
Great Postal Union
Sanwomd
Rotary
Dougherty
Hareki P. Smal
Albert Henderson
Arthur B. Scott
Edward E. Pinson
Fred H. Cary
H.p
Langdon T. Snipe
FE. E. Diesen
William Tudor Gardiner
Gardiner
Lawrence AL ‘Brown
Roland H. Cobb
Brunswick
William M. Woolen
Reston
Chyrde Thermten
Aen EF. "Morrell
CT Condon
Brunswick Chief Shields Speeding Charge After Chase
Feenes arrested in Branswells by Chief William B Edwards after a pursuit on Pleasant Street. He faced a municipal court plea of not guilty to speeding, posted bail, and Cabinet judge Rousseau refused to issue a warrant against Edwards, advising a grand jury in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tighway
Elton
Feeney
Branswells
William" B. Esdwants
Pleasant Street
Suilis
Julie Joseph HL Rousseau
Feenes
Edwards
Brunswick
Rousseau
Feener
False Alarm At Halloween Night Fire Call
A false alarm at Halloween night near Hish and Oliver streets drew the fire department to Box VII Iocate l at that vicinity. No blaze was found after a careful search of the surrounding property. The incident attracted many sightseers but no guilty party was identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hish
Oliver Streets
Momdsy Nicht
School of Instruction for Railway Employes Held at Bath
A school of instruction for meter and trailer equipment use was conducted at the Barth barn for A. & RK. Ry. Co. employees by Royal M. Langlan master mechanic. Langlan visited Bath with the Augusta snow plow equipped with triple air devices. All division employees attended and found the session profitable and interesting. Later, Robert Jordan and Forest Jackson were noted as fox hunters at Ciarnet Tuesday, each taking three foxes in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barth
Royal M. Langlan
Langlan
Bath
Augusta
Ciarnet Tuesday
Robert Jordan
Forest Jackson
Man Escapes Augusta State Hospital Wanders to Dresden
A deaf and dumb man who escaped from the Augusta State Hospital was spotted wandering near Lt. Lowell’s home in Dresden on Saturday. Richmond police took him to the city station, and Augusta authorities confirmed Sunday he had fled the Augusta hospital. He is considered dangerous and a fire-setter by nature, and was committed to the hospital for setting fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Dresden
Saan
Lowell
Burton E. Reed
Richmond
Osame
State Hospital
Tarry Duren
J. J. Woodlock
H. A. Deane
Greenfield
Mass
Gibbs
Mary Ulmer
Portsmouth
N. FL
Frank Paine
J. Bdtwin Ames
Ames
Mo EL Whitman
Seaford
Horace Wade
Woolwich
Richmon
Frank
J. E
Friends
West Harpswell
John Specht
Alien Specht
East Braintree
Harles and
Leonard
Connecticut
Fitchbure
Kenneth Amd
Eastern Star
Dreselem Mills
Elmer Recers
Porter Jer
Lestie Roberts
Leon Dunklee
Carrell Yeuns
Melita Leavitt
S. M. Preble
Lena Harlow
Brunswick
Marion McKenney
Adam's Apple
Opera House
Emerson Lane
Frank Conner
George Kimball
Dortland
James Carr
Williams Street
Susan Purington
Warren CL Norton
Tyen
Frank Preble
Boston
Warren Blair
Somerville
Charles Blair
Marion Hlhir
Dereham Normal School
Beedle Road
Richmond Shoe Co
American Legion
Posteffice Square
Irvins Pinkham
Richmond Shee Ce
Roy Upatrick
Baptist Church
Baptist Parsonage
Julia Richards
Hive King
Waterville
Morris Sidelinger
Rumford
Institution of Richmond Lodge
IO. O. F
Willbe
Rebekahs
Shulah Rebeksh Jodie
Bath
South Portland
Gardiner
Lisbon
Stroudwater Lodge
Byron G. Quimby
Automobile thefts and local notices fill Bath pages
Local jottings report a Ford sedan stolen from Lewiston owner Mrs. Nathan Hyde, later found damaged near a pole on Front street. An Essex car was stolen from Brunswick, Bath police note. A 2 pound carrot was delivered to the Independent office from Popham Beach. Knights of Columbus hosted four fall whist parties with prizes to Moulton, Gaudette, Jeddrey and Arsenault. Mary G. Gotte attended the Maine Girls Friendly Society meeting in Sanford as Grace church delegate. Ramona council D of P planned Nov. 10 entertainment for Wiscasset council. committees listed. Rev. FLOW. O Brien of Bath, now moderator of the Long Island Baptist association, notes large Baptist cooperation and strong year for baptisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Hyde
Lewiston
Williams Whitney
Front Streets
Front Street
Bath
Brunswick
Knights of Columbus
Roger Moulton
Earnest Gaudette
Lillian Jeddrey
Mack Arsenault
Andrew B. Hart
Edwin Arsenault
George Comeau
James C. Mulligan
Mary G. Gotte
Sanford
Maine Girls’ Friendly Society
Grace Church
Frances Arnold Oof
Bangor
A. Harold Plummer
Brownville Junction
St. George’s Church
New York
J. K. Shepard
Flow. O'Brien
Greenwood Baptist Church
Brooklyn
N.Y
Long Island Baptist Association
First Bell Alarm Records Citywide 86 Days
Bath fire department answered a bell alarm Sunday night at TL5SS box U3 after 86 days with no alarms. Peter Fl Morin on 3000 Dearby street reported the blaze near a front fireplace as volunteers rushed to the Morin home. The department used chemical from Combination Four to contain the fire, after a previous 16 day response, and about 200 still alarms have sounded in nearly three months. The last bell alarm occurred 60 days earlier at Warren S. Rines 463 High street garage where high tension wires threatened firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Warren S. Rines
High Street
Boston mourns Bath funeral of Bartholomew O Donnell
Mr and Mrs John Watson Peter Lydon Miss Mary Penton and the Misses Mary and Bridget Lydon of Boston attended the Bath funeral for Bartholomew O Donnell Watson s brother in law The gathering included family members and friends from Boston to bid farewell in Bath today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Watson
Peter Lydon
Mary Penton
Mary and
Bridget Lydon
Boston
Bath
Mrs. Watson
Bartholomew O'Donnell
Canvass of City Gains Community Support in Bath
In Bath the success of a city canvass and community service efforts is celebrated as a financial loss to the association. The Bath Daily Times published a full report on Yo M. C2 AL activities and urges citizens to fund continued work, naming many individuals and groups who contributed up to Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bath Daily Times
Joseph Charles Footer & Sons
A. TD. Hennessey
William Levine
N.C. Belinger
Eugene M. Desiree
Tito Peeei
Home Fruit Store
J. W. Barbour
Hatin
Warren Medntire
M. W. Potter
Fred P. Eminens
Arthur BL Larrabee
Fred J. Lakin
S. S. Mullin
Dalrymple
Bartholomew O'Donnell Veteran Hyde Windlass Co. Leader Dies
Bartholomew O'Donnell, 38 year old Hyde Windlass Co. pat tern loftsman, died Sunday at 10 Franklin Street Bath after months of illness. Born in Galway Ireland he came to Minneapolis then Bath where he worked nearly 80 years. He belonged to Troly Name church Knights of Columbus and Bath aerie of Eagles. Survived by wife two daughters Mary and Katherine son Bartholomew Jr brother Coleman O'Donnell of Galway sister Mrs John Watson of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Mller
Revo S. W. Brown
Vincent Davis
Izetta Pinkham
Margaret
Hope Berry
Helen Rowe
Barbara Gray
Marke Evelyn Rittall
Carl Irving Rowe
Clarence Delbert MacMahan
Edward Wilbur Carr
Thomas Lermond Hanna
Russell Harford, Jr
Hazel Belanger
Corinne
Daugherty
Harry Daugherty
Avalon
Nocton
Auburn
T. Eo Cromwell
Iva
Alice Cromwell
Doris MacMahan
Linwood Stevens
HW. A. Freeman
Rockland
Forrest Hanna
Midgar Warren
Clyde Pinkham
Day Point
Charles Hanna
T. DD. Reid
Bath
Mars
Hlerice Murray
Cleveland Rowe
Charles Amaze
Howard
S. Newdick
Rangeley Lakes
Vesta Hinckley
Marie Scott
Five Islands
Alten Reed
Mildred Pinkham
Oris Baker
Norwood
Mass
Mr. Davis
Mason
Snowman House
Baker
George Yeo
Ted
Bob
Winchester
J. K. Blaisdell
John Grindell
J.B. Blaisdell
FL U. Stuart
Woodfords
J. G. Stevens
Grange Hall
LL. JL Rowe
F. P. Carr
Lloyd Pinkharm
George Gray
Nora’ Marr
L. He. Rowe
Iva Cromwell
Horace Rittall
Stevens
W BE. Reid
Seguinland
Bartholomew O'Donnell
Hyde Windlass Co
Franklin Street
Galway
Ireland
Minneapolis
Minn
Troly Name Society Church
The
Knights of Columbus
Bath Aerie of Eagles
Mary
Katherine
Bartholomew, Jr
Coleman O'Donnell
John Watson
Boston
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Friedman
Zerach House
Robinbow
Italy
Martha McFadden
Wolfboro
N. H
Harry McFadden
Staten Island
James
William O. Oliver
Roscoe PL
Todd
Warren
Melrose Highlands
Prof
Bowdoin College
Ortician
Centre ST
Morgan
Nettie Ware
Charles Ware
Adoniram Ware
Wallace Jefferson
Yarmouth
Arthur Turner
Nathaniel Chilpatrick
Percy Baker
Chester Lord
Ruth Conrad
Portland
Byron
Quimby
Sway
Howard Dixkird
Rumford Center
Pfrancenia
Ele
Georgia
Gerald
Dee
O& IO
Chestnut Street
Leslie W. Grundy
Methodist Church
Smith Cemetery
Henry Wilson
Samuel Blake
Annie Grant
Charles Blake
Temple
Mariner
Flora Shepard
Ruth Barter
Horace
Boothbay
Enterprise Grange
Enterprise Grange Aid
Frances V’lenkhorn
Charles W. Messenger
Independent
E. S. Marr
Popham Beach
Ramona Council
D. of P
Wiscasset
Kennebec River
S. T. Kimball
W. Hubbard
Joseph Farwell
Knox & Lincoln Railroad
Kennebec
Peter Morin
Keith-Albee
Breake
Great Atlantic & Vpacific Tea Co
Harry A. Walters
B.S. Crosby Co
Willism S. Shorey
Daniel Williams
Fred «K. Potter
Thompson Bros
W. H. Smith & Son
D. M. Hienphreys & Co
John J. Keegan
New England Supply Co
William LE. Valmer
R. S. Gordon
Srndze-Merrill, Inc
Freddy Page
W.og. Cahill
Ralph WK. Hall
Hinckley
Ralph FE. Legard
Maxwell Powers
John DP. Carey
Lewis KK. Wilson
Johnson Bros. Co
Sagadahoc Fruit Co
Arthur J. Pepper
Boston Fruit Co
Nahos
R. J. Blakeney
Mikelsky’s
John EB. Fitzgerald
Rice
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