Brunswick Woman Miss Lois Haskell Passes Away
Personal notes record the death of Miss Lois Haskell of Brunswick in Bath. Other items note visits and appearances by William R. Hildreth of Topsham, Capt. and Mrs. Henry W. Butler, P. A. Brown of Boston, Mrs. Allen M. Irish, D. Tabor, and Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Charles visiting Bath, Portland, or towns nearby.
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Lois Haskell
Brunswick
Bath
William R. Hildreth
Topsham
Capt
Henry W. Butler
Portland
P. A. Brown
Boston
Allen M. Irish
North Street
D. Tabor
Oswald Charles
Local business visitors reported in Bath Wiscasset Portland
Ralph Dale of Bath was in Wiscasset Monday on business. Joseph Reynolds of Boston visited Bath Tuesday for business. Arthur Kempton of Worcester passed in Bath Monday on business. Abraham Miller of Lincoln Street and Ellis Aldrich of Topsham were in Portland Tuesday for business. County Attorney Arthur Dunton was in Wiscasset on Monday for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph ©. Dale
Bath
Wiscasset
Joseph Reynolds
Boston
Arthur Kempton
Worcester
Mass
Ellis L. Aldrich
Topsham
Abraham Miller
Lincoln Street
Portland
Arthur J. Dunton
Twin County Club members attend Auburn contest enjoy time
Bowdoinham report lists Boys and Girls Club participants led by Miss Emily Rideout. County champions named with Miss Loraine Pleenie winning cooking and housekeeping, earning state contest eligibility at Orono in December. Local activities include Grange event, visits, and notices of residents.
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Bowdoinham
Twin County
Auburn
Arnold Lamoreau
Harold Hackett
Lendall Bickford
Donald
Herbert Henderson
Hazel Hackett
Ruth Pratt
Marjory
Helen Lamoreau
Myrtle Wparington
Courtney Nealey
Charlotte Blodgett
Celia Billings
Evelyn Webber
Emily Rideout
Loraine Pleenie
Rowdeinham Club
Orono
Heenie
For Sale Second Hand Ranges and Theaters Rebuilt
Brunswick Hardware and Co of Brunswick Maine offers used ranges and theaters taken to trade and rebuilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Shardware &Co
Brunswick, Me
Gould Wins Republican Primary in Maine Senate Race
Arthur R Gould of Presque Isle defeats Baxter Buzzell and Jack in a four man Republican primary for United States Senator. With 89 towns reporting Gould leads Baxter statewide while Baxter wins Cumberland and the home city Portland narrowly. Gould carries multiple counties including Aroostook and Hancock amid Ku Klux Klan speculation.
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Arthur R- Gould
Presque Isle
Victor
Aroostook County
Maine
Arthur BR
Gonkd
Vieng Tele
United States
Mendes
Filton J. Redian
Bilsworth
Ooffie
Bert M. Pernald
Goult
Percival PL Baxter
Portland
Hodgdon
Buzzell
Belfast
Maine Senate
Louis A. Jack
Lisbon Falls
Gould
Baxter
Jack
Cun
Berland
Aroostook
Hancock
Penobscot
Wiscataquis
Washington
Janter
Androscoggin
Cumberland
Franklin
Nennebec
Lincoln
Oxford
Magadahoc
Somerset
York
Knox
Waldo
South Portland
Bulsworth
Town
Bangor
Brewer
Calais
Eastport
Daxter
Auburn
Lewiston
Westbrook
Magusta
Gardiner
Trallowell
Waterville
Bath
Biddeford
Duzzell
Rockland
Sacre
Ku Klux Klan
Frederick Dale
Social Notes From Lewiston Area and Nearby Towns
Lewiston society reports show Mr and Mrs Woo and others traveling to Boston. Attendees at Daniel Sewall chapter meeting include Mrs A Newton and Mrs Temple with Bert Semple chauffeur. Portland and Waterville visitors, Masons and Eastern Star events, and various guests from Lewiston Auburn and Jackson are mentioned along with trips for classes and gatherings.
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Woo
Boston
Vicinity
Cal
Damiel Sewall
Wath
A. Newton
Robert Temple
Frank Rossi
Bert Semple
Lewiston
MacDougal
Winters
Waterville
Georgia Denhan
Portland
Darton
Express
Masachunetin
Masons
Eastern Star
William Given
Pharriet Sigelti
Suselaa
Convention Invites Ten Assemble in Bath
A local gathering invites ten delegates for a biennial convention to elect officers. The North Center meeting opened with songs led by Mrs. Clare Hateh and Marie Colby. An invitation to the State convention in Bath was read and warmly accepted. Mayor Forber, School Board member, and Superintendent Wilken attended.
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Ato
Neeser
Clare Hateh
Mere
Marie Colby
Thie Grange
Jeet Frias
Cathy Atothis
Bath
Wal Forber
Wilken
Vlasces
Wilson
Echo
Witcome Gueais
Sewing fair date moved to November twenty third
The event focus was sewing for the annual fair with the date changed from November 30 to November 23. A noon lunch was served. President Mrs. John Hunt announced that the state association annual meeting in June will be held in Bath. Tea in the late afternoon was hosted by Mrs. Stearns Scott Miss Sarah Coombs and Miss Nancy Creamer.
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Vondellin Mosher
Telensritt
George Pratt
Portland
Grange Hall
Georgia Pratt
Thelia Pratt
George Rowe
C. G. Putton
Norman Rowe
Von
George
Stonpswick
William Townsend
Toston
Janes Millay
Star Aid
Helen Britt
Lillian Elliott
John Kendrick
Lewiston
Harry Purington
Mroo
Alton Scribner
Vresque Isle
Frank Millay
John Coughlin
Connecticut
John Veaple
Litchfield
Winters
Helen
Waterville
Als. MacDougall
L. HL
Josiah, Fulton
Hattie Fulton
China
Norman
W. Maswell
Emily Iideout
Florence Seigars
Georgian Berry
Idithene
Electa
Marion
Belhin Wars
Ernestine Spencer
Oh Grove Merminary
Edward Graves
Lizzie Blake
Merestian
John Blake
Wellesles
Mis
Viola Coombs
Mroe
Harry Mosher
Wis Lensses
Belle Tinberhind
Brunswick
Thesdas
Lee Goggin
Randolph
Deena
Willi Mateon
Bittle
Merline
Bronswick
Bow
Mondas
Cleh
Jordan Lite
Lowell
Kendall
Jansen
Worthind
Drish
Gardiner Wis
John Hunt
State Association
Bath
Stearns Scott
Sarah Coombs
Nancy Creamer
Morse High Girls Basketball Team Hopes for Strong Season Start
About 30 Morse girls practice twice weekly as they aim to form a capable squad for the season opener on December 37. Though no standout star has emerged, a batch of hopeful players shows willingness to work, with several potential guards and forwards among the hopefuls.
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Morse
Burgess
Dee Lees
Tee Sraell
Caret Virginia Oliver
Marjorie Legark Wate McCarty
Katherine van Seotin
Eilen Delloff
Mirrie Seat
Margeret Reed
Pelen Decker
Esther Detlok
Mepelie Gereentebs
Visine Wakefield
Dorothy Theotmoseen
Poadine Dorthen
Sinita Pod
Marion Clontier
Bernice Staples Vilizateth
McCrath
Doles Cranfooth
Vita Cressey
Notable Names List Recalls Local Figures
A group of local women including Anne Chandler Winifred Aderton Mary Larrabee Gladys Spinney Caro line Moody Carlena Meister Beatrice Burgess Vivian Nye Edna Mereen Virginia Winkhbam and Dorothy Smith appears in today’s society notes highlighting community involvement.
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Anne Chandler
Winifred Aderton
Mary Larrabee
Gladys Spinney
Caroline Moody
Carlena Meister
Beatrice Burgess
Vivian Nye
Edna Mereen
Virginia Winkhbam
Dorothy Smith
Central Church League Hosts Halloween Party
The Central church league held a Halloween party at the Central parish house Monday night with old seamen, clowns, and others in costumes. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ethel Parks, Mrs. Ada Verkins, and Mrs. Belle Welch for contests. The event featured unmasking, bobbing for apples, broom dances, and snacks of krankfruts coffee corn cakes and apples.
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Central Church League
Central Parish House
Belle Welch
Ethel Parks
Ada Verkins
Krankfurts
Ralph Bragg
Freida Dbagdikian
Ruth Farnham
Rae Hayward
Marilla Morse
Florence Hayward
Central Church Choir
Woolwich Farmers Form A Farm Bureau
A Farm Bureau was organized Tuesday at the home of Duncan McIntosh in Woolwich. Roy Donnell was elected chairman and Poultry Project Leader Duncan McIntosh, Dairy Project Leader F E Dolloff, Crop Project Leader FE A Dolloff, Farm Management Claston Dolloff, Forestry Project Leader Samuel Hathorne, Secretary C EF Baker. County Agent L Eastman spoke on records keeping for poultry. A future meeting will outline a work program for interested members. Miss Jane S Murphy spoke on Sicily sharing experiences and images. Miss Mary W Hill discussed her Maine I A chapter history work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan McIntosh
Woolwich
Roy Donnell
FE. A. Dolloff
Claston Dolloff
Samuel Hathorne
C. EF. Baker
L. Eastman
Auburn
Lowto
JW. Brown
I A. Donnell
Jane S. Murphy
Sicily
Frank Wing Visits His Home Town Amid Global Voyages
Frank Wing arrived Wednesday to spend IS days with his sister Mrs. Monte Fletcher of 124% High street. Mr. King sails the United States steamer Trenton and has circled the world several times during his maritime career. Each year he returns to visit his home town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wing
Monte Fletcher
High Street
Mr. King
United States
Trenton
Bath Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Miss Hazel Footer and Miss Grace Winchenbaugh return to Morse high school routines in Bath. Families including the Murchies, Arsenaults, and Thieckens share visits and moves between Wilton, Boston, Quincy, and Bath as residents attend school, shipyard work, and community events.
Concord Worst. Wool Worsted Yarns Sale Ad
Concord Mill offers worsted yarns spun from long combed wool in many shades for hand knitting machine and rug use. Spool 4 or skem at 2 pounds per pound with postage paid. Free samples available from Ed Millis Concord N H.
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Concord Worst
ED Millis
Concord
N. H
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