Local Drive Raises Funds as Community Notices Continue
The Tuesday afternoon collection raised funds for Bentvolert purposes led by Mes Fred HO Cary of East Brunswick as charge of the fund. The session featured Mrs Angel W Humphreys and Mrs Ella J Douglas, with a Plant rose display reported from Gardiner. Details mention local residents and events in Topsham, Kennebec Journal, and the Washington connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cath
Igen
Fred HO Cary
Easti Brunswick
Ellis Islend
Angel W. Humphreys
Ier Givier
Lillius B. Dunnels
Protesting Norman Thomas Seen as Threat to American System
A letter argues against obstructionists and says change should be gradual, praising the U S system of government. It questions Norman Thomas as a socialist, accusing him of tempering his stance, and contrasts him with William Z Foster, warning a socialist vote would aid Soviet aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Thomas
United States
Thore
Economic Club of
Portland
Thomas
Ns Eee
Sytem
Rureia
Soviet Moscow
Thomase
William Z. Foster
Forter
Lewiston man among big lottery winners
A Lewiston carpenter identified as a 4 year old Charext and his family live at 6D Eliot street. He bought a lottery ticket in Lewiston on Sept 18 and, after reporters mentioned his name Wednesday, said, make as god use 25 possible of the money if I get it, which was his only comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charext
Eliot Street
Lewiston
Five Wills Presented At Probate Court In Bath
Five wills were presented for probate in Bath during Tuesday's session. Administrations and executors were named, bonds filed, and inventories approved for multiple estates including Bragdon, Pottle, Williams, Rogers, and Innes. Petitions for administration and new licenses followed, with several accounts filed and claims recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Joseph Charles Footer
B. Kendall
Melvina Esther Bragdon
Jennie Varney McClure
Edward A. Bond
Bbeoewich
Bradford C. Redennett
Bowdoinham
Aubra
MacDoug2l
Melvina E. Bragson
Arthur J. Dunton
James M. Pottle
Richmond
Walter C. Pottle
Auburn
Frances A. Williams
Phippsburg
Harry B. Williams
Ellis P. Rogers
Mary B. R. Booker
Peter Innes
George D. Innes
Georgianna Knight
Elizabeth Merrill
Londonderry
N. H
Rachel Jane Elwell
Philadelphia
Henry W. Howard
Parker W. Sheldon
Cleora Sheldon Rollins
Eunice A. Sheldon
Clara Sheldon
Ao ‘Tins
John Marshall Stilphen
Julia Minola
Farnsworth
Farnsworth Executrix
Helen M. Fraser
James D. Fraser
Charles E. Trufant
Topsham
Wallace R. Trufant
Cornelia E. Rumrill
Clarence H. Lindsey
Angine R. Carter
Bowdoin
Joseph 8. Carter
George W. Marston
Wool
George W
Edwin R. Hil- Hildreth
Henry S. Payne
Caroline A. Paine
Angelina Cornish
Joseph W
Burg
Elizabeth M. Rollins
Ellen J. iTrett
Woolwich
J. McLellan
Mildred T. Barker
Byron F. Barker
Joseph Bouchard
Mary Bouchard
Philip H. Manchester
Margaret E Scott
Frank A. Morey
Bird
Moulton
Helen M. Frasr
J. H. Gallagher
Stan William R. Hildreth
T . George W
Edwin R. Hildreth
Charles H. Jordan
Alfie E. Jacobs
Frank S. Head
Clara E. Head
Bird S Mowton
Petitton
Ganter
Ruth Oliver
Pownal State School
B. C
Head
Charles E. Head
Girls Plan West Coast Tour Seeking Work Along Route
A cross country pair plans a west coast tour stopping in major cities to work occasionally and ease costs. They reached Washington, D C., recently in good health with travel going well and job prospects uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bowdoinham social and town notices mix with Red Cross appeal
A Bowdoinham evening combined a pumpkin centerpiece wedding anniversary dinner and Neighborhood Bridge Club session at Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Browne’s home. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. A. B. MacDougal’s 20th anniversary, Red Cross drive appeals, library donations, road work, school activities, and local visits and gatherings through the week.
Local residents with travel and family moves
Mrs. Ernest Curtis has been keeping house for Mrs. Chris Landry in New York. Mrs. Myrtle Gordon of Newcastle spent the weekend at W. H. Gould's. Mr. and Mrs. William Briggs and son of Winthrop visited the Heath homestead. Mrs. Tina Jack returned home from Bangor after visiting her son Bert. George Jack of Hollis stayed with his brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. Al Cornish Ava Miller and three sons of Auburn visited Mrs. Annie Cobb Saturday. Maria Curtis closed her home to visit daughter Mrs. Merton Umberhind in Augusta. Samuel Rounds, formerly at the Curtis farm, returned to his village home. Mrs. Harry Purington went to New York to visit daughter Mrs. Maxa Brown. Will Douglass and family of Bowdoin moved to the Helen Randall place. Mrs. Mary Graves moved to Brunswick to live with her son's family. Miss Mary McAfee works at the home of Mrs. Sherma Graves in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Browne
Bowdoinham
Bridge Club
MacDougals
Miss Lilly
Miss Fogg
Mr. MacDougal
Horatio Hall
A. S. Mac Dougal
R. D. Purinton
Mary Lilly
Clara Fogg
Loomis Dyer
Red Cross
National Red Cross
P. C. Nealey
The
Vera Hall
Massachusetts
Charles Hall
Miss Hall
Bertha Moulton
Putmans
Fitchburg
Mass
Bay Shore
Cleveland Curtis
Crouse
School Street
Coombs High School
Clayton Parker
Pittsfield
Edith Wood
Bangor
Village Lodge F. & A. M
Masonic Hall
Powers
Topsham
Ivan Lang
Lang
Louise Sparks
Waterville
Vendella Mosher
Richmond
George Cutler
Elizabeth Blake
Viola Coombs
Helen Britt
Emily Rideout
Harry Purington
Cold Spring
N. Y
Carl Brown
Alvin Hunton
H. O
Mark Downing
Little Son
Portland
I. M. Fowle
Star Aid
George A. Hackett
Carrie Merrill
Abbie Thorn
William F. Purington
Lena Patten
Upper Main Street
I M. Fowle’s
Maurice Campbell
Stanley Goodwin
Mises Mildred Downing
Mechanic Falls
Murl Downing
Arthur
Downing
A. S. MacDougal
Prank Siegars
L C. Irish
John P. Jewell
Wellesley
W. B. Kendall
E. P. Kendall
Carrie Kendall
Inez Gowell
Litchfield
Miss Kendall
Herbert Given
Linwood Rideout
Arthur Packard
Week
Charles Hacketten
Ce Écent
Karlate
Ana
Aie
Ie Larowhe
Clara N.ain
Visi
Mies
Bernice ‘Curinaes
Bates-Bowdoin
Saturn
Bridge
Rideout
Edward Gile
Gile
Britt
al Cornish
Lewiston
Florence Joy
Nona
Charles Fogg
Nona Brown
Rumford
Brown
C. N. Fogg
Hattie Hackett
James Brown
Erla Browne
Gorham Normal School
Earl Browne
Hazel Hackett
Hampton
N. H
Lawrence Hackett
Olive Andros
John Purington
Bath
Thames Williamson and Son
Arizona
Warren Munsey
New
Knights of Honor
M. E
James H. Ames
Grange Hall
State House
New Road
Ernest Curtis
Chris Landry
New York
Myrtle Gordon
Newcastle
W. H. Gould’s
William Briggs
Winthrop
Heath Homestead
Tina Jack
Bert
George Jack
Hollis
Ava Miller
Auburn
Annie Cobb
Maria Curtis
Merton Umberhind
Augusta
Samuel Rounds
Curtis Farm
Maxa Brown
Will Douglass
Bowdoin
Helen Randall Place
Mary Graves
Brunswick
Mary McAfee
Sherma Graves
Birth of a son announced in North Bowdoin
Mr and Mrs Clifford McNally of Farmington announce the birth at Ste Marie Hospital Lewiston of a son. Mrs Pearl West and Miss Marion Glines were business visitors in Richmond. Roe Hatch has been on the sick list. Miss Ellen Miller and Miss Glines visited in Lewiston. Mr J T Sanders and children Mrs Eleanor Harnish and Robert Reid of Bath called on relatives. A Halloween concert was held at Sagadahoc Grange Saturday night by the children. Several members assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford McNally
Farmingtton
Ste. Marie Hospital
Lewiston
Pearl West
Marion Glines
Richmond
Roe Hatch
Ellen Miller
J. T. Sanders
Eleanor Harnish
Robert Reid
Bath
Sagadahoc Grange
Local Notes from Farmington and Portland Area
McNally of Farmington appeared in town as a recent caller. Clyde Sheene started work at Hill Top farm. Mr John Gavin of Portland and Mrs Montgomery of Falmouth Foreside visited town recently. E H Sheene picked a violet last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Garth
McNally
Farmington
Clyde Sheene
Hill Top
John Gavin
Portland
Montgomery
Falmouth
E. H. Sheene
Red Cross Seeks Larger Roll Call Amid Broad Relief Efforts
The Red Cross reports 2,276 chapters aided unemployment relief for 454,000 families costing 2 million. In coal counties 90 000 families received 522 000. Nursing and public health services benefited ex service personnel and communities. Membership stands at 4,004,459 in the last roll call with 6,775,508 Junior members and 3639 chapters plus 10,000 branch chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American National Red Cross
Red Cross
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
American Red Cross
Work For Humanity
Armistice Day Plans by American Legion Post
At a special Roland Smith post 21 American Legion meeting plans were laid for Armistice day observances. A parade and dedication of a large gun on Legion grounds will lead to Armistice exercises. The Armistice day committee includes Elver Stickney Walter M Hill and Timothy Wagner. The next regular post meeting moves to Monday Nov 7 because election night falls on Tuesday Nov 8. A drum corps peerence follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Smith
No. 21
American Legion
Legion
Elver Stickney
Walter M. Hill
Timothy Wagner
Peerens
Ralph G. Stetson
Eugene M. Desmond
John Fitzgerald
Edward Sewall
Roscoe H. Shaw
Wilbur Crocker
House
James A. Clappison
Ralph Wright
James L. Morse
Percy R. Low
Ralph Gay
Thomas Fowler
Roscoe E. Perkins
Allan Spear
Freeman Trott
Armistice Day Grid Showdown Tickets To Go On Sale
Morse high school and Bath fans prepare for Armistice Day football at Whittier field Bowdoin College Brunswick 2 pm Tickets go on sale in Bath late this week Morse Principal Arthur B Scott expects tickets before Friday No reserved seats East side grandstand hosts crowds Bath Morse band and student body to gather over 1 000 attendees 25 cent student ticket 50 cent general admission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse-Brunswick
Bowdoin College Whittier
Arthur B. Scott
Morse High School
Bath
Brunswick
Bath High School
Morse High
Whittier Field
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Senter's, Inc
Children’s Oxfords and
BOOTS
Suedzs—Kid—Calf
Che Brown
Oxfords
DAR
Wal
Wertley
Crane Domaner Seve Chaser
Weibekic
Gardiner
Kenneber Journal
Ed. Corbin
Crekseca
Corin
Mitchel
Tozus
Homer
Danvile, III
Bors Cardins Mire
Michell and Son
Pera Hous
Keusy
Eadie Land
Fries Mat Cweck Corl
Sness
Richard Croomper
Memiss
Caesar Gouge
Vastedies
Blerties Bhestheer
Betarsiens
Saas Carmel
Mee Pc
Radio Land
Mike
Tibelens
Todd
Zacu
Pats
Bowdoinham Post Road
North Bowdoin
Hatch’s Shoe Store
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