Prince the Dog Cleared in Court as Joyful Reunion Follows
Prince a year old tan hound faced a trial at the city hall court on a neighbor’s bite complaint involving a six year old boy. Dr. H. D. Grant testified there were no teeth marks and the dog’s bite claim was unproven. Judge John J. Keegan dismissed the case and Prince celebrated by leaping and romping with his family as they left the courtroom.
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Prince
New City -Hall
Pring
H. D. Grant
Edwin L. Emmons
John J.keegan
Pilgrim League Elects Officers At Winter Street Church
The Pilgrim League of Winter Street church held its first meeting of the year as a junior missionary society. Officers elected for the year are Ruth Colby president Elizabeth Hawkes vice president Margaret Huse secretary Christine Higgins treasurer Harriet Lord publicity manager. Doughnuts cider and pie were served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim League of
Winter Street
Maxwell Powers
Amy Irish
Anna Hill
Louise
Madlyn Demming
Christine Higgins
Pauline Burden
Margaret Huse
Ruth Colby
Elizabeth Hawkes
Isabel Burns
Juanita Hodge
Priscilla Colby
Harriet Lord
Woolwich Youth Sentenced to Reformatory for Larceny
Merle Orne a 17 year old from Woolwich was sentenced by Judge John J. Keegan to an indefinite period at the Reformatory for Men in South Windham after pleading guilty to stealing two overcoats valued at 50 dollars from Arthur Pryor’s boat house on Oct 18. He testified he entered the boathouse through a window after a late Bath show and wore the coats to keep warm. Deputy Abram C. Oliver investigated the theft and arrested him.
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Merle Orne
Woolwich
Reformatory
South Windham
John J. Keegan
Arthur Pryor
Orne
Bath
Abram C. Oliver
Proulx Stops Gauvin in Lewiston Show
Al Proulx of Sanford stopped Eddie Gauvin of Bath in the second round at Lewiston last night after Gauvin went down several times under a flurry of punches. Gauvin, though hurt in the first round, showed grit and remained ready to continue when the bout ended, as the local crowd watched a one sided stoppage.
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Eddie Gauvin
Pride of
Bath
al Proulx
Sanford
Lewiston
Gauvin
Proulx
Bathextar
Rocky Stone
Typist Champion Demonstrates Speed at Morse High
Chester Soucek world amateur typist and 18 year old graduate from a commercial course on an Underwood showcased his speed during a demonstration for Morse high school's typewriting class. The event included remarks by Principal and student leaders and followed the football rally for the Morse Skowhegan game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Soucek
Kitchen
Underwood Company
Portland
Morse High Oe
Morse High School
Skowhegan
Kelley Field
William Gove
Seth Ae
Roland Trott
Hazel To
City Sues to Collect Bath Taxes from Rogers Couple
The City of Bath sues Emma H. Rogers and Calvin W. Rogers for personal estate taxes totaling 1170 and 59.42 dollars with seven percent interest. Writs returnable at Sagadahoc Superior Court January term. Bonds posted for release. issue hinges on residency and Florida home claims. Ralph O. Dale represents the city. the Rogers with Frank A. Morey as counsel.
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Bath
Florida
Halloween Party At Beacon Street Ladies' Parsonage
Thirty six attendees at the Beacon Street ladies annual Halloween party held at the parsonage Friday night. Mrs Holman hostess had home decorated with cats owls and pumpkins. Games included cross questions crooked answers and conundrums. Foods featured fancy sandwiches Halloween pies cookies doughnuts and hobgoblin punch.
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Beacon Street
Halloween Festivities Shine at Winnegance Clubhouse Night
Evening Workers at the Winnegance clubhouse staged Halloween revels with old fashioned costumes, decorated halls, a candlelit supper, and contests won by Grace Trask and Mrs. Harry C. Williams. Neighboring groups held games, auctions, and birthday celebrations as town residents shared in a festive evening.
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Humphrey A. Owen
Elbridge R. Malcolm
Bessie Hunt
Grace Trask
Harry C. Williams
Miss Evelyn Jewett Halloween Hostess
A Halloween party was hosted Wednesday of last week at Mr and Mrs Beesey Jewett home. Evelyn Jewett and guests in costume enjoyed pumpkin hunts apple bobbing and ghostly games with decorations of jack o lanterns and orange and black streamers.
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Squaw Club
Robert P. Manson
Harry C. Webber
Frank Perry
Winfield W. Morse
John G. Morse Jr
Charles Rogers
Edna Pickard
High Street
Abram C Oliver
Wilton G. Bates
John Thompson
Stamford
Elisha L. Totman
Allston E. Oliver
Lemont Street
Phippsburg
Bath
Leon Pennell
Winneganee
Boothbay Harbor
Elsie Allegrin
Ruth Williams
Boston
Ase
Beesey Jewett
Laa
Mieseew
Grace Bishop
Alvah Fullerton
Joseph Robinson
Hazel Cook
Dorothy Norton
Margaret Higgins
Stella Jewett
Betty Lee
Yvonne Kidder
Evelyn Jewett
Fancy
Jewett
Donald Jewett
Charles Mitchell
Lawrence Jewett
William Parks
Freeman C. Bowker
George Ingalls
W.S. Kenyon
Washington, D. C
Sebasco
Guy Crowley
Frank. Leavitt
Ernest , Rogers
Catherine McCourt
Mattie Beals
Carlton Brown
Lester Beals
Peter
Doughty Boy
Kitty
Elsie Doughty
Leland Smith
Grace’Brown
Robin Redbreast
Irving Growin
Mauri
Arthur Heres
Wesley Harrington
Charles, Wyman
Margaret Brown
Mecomes Tak
Hamilton McCourt
Svens
Jolly Halloween Party by Girls Friendly Society
The Girls Friendly Society hosted a Halloween party at a large church parish house. Attendees wore costumes and enjoyed games prizes for Ruth Field and Frances Rand and Mrs Florence Fullerton. A surprise fortune teller, Madame Paragon, intrigued guests with a disguised Edith Ledyard. Doris Leavitt led the event with treats served to about 235 attendees.
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Lare
Girls’ Friendly Society
Ruth Field
Frances Rand
Florence Fullerton
Madame Paragon
Edith Ledyard
Doris Leavitt
Needlework Guild Aids Charities Through Sewing
One of the citys most unselfish welfare groups, the Needlework Guild, is sending out annual membership cards. The executive secretary urges renewed fall duties to make 1929 the most helpful year yet for charities and individuals aided by the guilds sewing efforts.
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Needlework Guild
Morse High Paraders Cheer Mayor Cahill on Crutches
Morse high students paraded before a football game at Kelley field and cheered Mayor Charles H. Cahill who stood in his doorway on crutches. The march continued through the business district before a class reunion supper at the Colonial and an evening at Mrs. Terrill’s home on Pearl Street.
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Morse High
Cahill
Skowhegan High
Kelley Field
High Street
Charles H. Cahill
Morse High School
Colonial
Joseph Terrill
Pearl Street
Terrill
Ruth Thompson
Emma Brown
Cora Buchanan
Rachel Nichols
Cedric Martin
Herman Johnson
Arthur C. Lemont
Eugene Desmond
Phippsburg Neatly Preserves Local Graves and Family Tales
A long town column details family plots in Phippsburg including Nichols Lithgoe and Lee graves, noting church and cemetery plans, stone styles, and restoration efforts. It highlights old records copied by Mrs. William Perry, visits by residents, and a Hallowe'en party fund-raiser at Center school for a Victrola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Hill
Nicholson
George H. J
Sarah
Sallie
Paine
Nichols
Nick Nichols
Nancy Nichols
Sarah J
Nicholas
Ann Nichols
Ann P. Nichols
John Nichols
Lithgoe
Morse
Fiddler's Reach
Jane
William
Sarah Lithgoe
Nancy
Charles Lithgoe
William Lithgoe
William Kthgoe
Washington
Georgetown
Ezekiel Emmerson
Uxbridge
Mass
Emerson
Norridgewock
Ruth Frances
Joseph W. Frye
William Morse
Elbridge Morse
Nancy Morse
Francis Morse
Mercy
James Todd
Albion Morse
John B
Francis
Alfred Morse
Jonathan F
Capt. A
M. C. Morse
Alfred A
William Perry
Lee
Oak Tree Farm
Colesworthy’s
Portland
Alfred Lee
Abby
William Lee
Elizabeth
Edward Paine
James Lee
Mary Lee
John’ Lee
John Lee
Sarah Rebecca Lee
Lee's Ferry
Esther Nichols
Zachariah F. Chase
Davis Baker
Eliza Nichols
New Members Join Local D A R Chapter In Bath
Col Dummer Sewall chapter D A R welcomes Miss Annie Cox and Miss Ethel Blake as new members boosting the roll to ninety. Regent Mrs Ethel Willes presides for the last time before winter in Florida. Foote serves as vice regent. Miss Hi g discusses Gen Knox and home restoration plans in Thomaston. Bath tickets to Boston Pine Tree Limited sale details include Bath office only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Dummer
Gen. Knox
Washington
Agnes Hi
Thomaston
John A. Morse
Corrie
Alice Varney
Bath
Boston
Maine Central Railroad
Pine Tree Limited
Brunswick
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Pilgrim League
Men’s Reformatory
William Bruce
Anna Chaney
Clive Rowe
Mary Conley
Miss Conley
Wilbur Oliver
Doris Holbrook
Frederick Rowland
Merritt Trott
Paul Wilson
Albert Ingalls
C. W. Rogers
Win
Johan
Owen
Annie Malcolm
Susie Schofield
Charles Preble
Zina Hunt
Elbridge Malcolm
Arthur Lemont
Leila Oliver
Ralph Trask
Reuben Purington
Abrams. Oliver
Fred Coombs
Mechanic Street
Ddings
van Loons
Patty
Doris Perry
Alice Minott
Ray Richardson
Congregational Church
Lester Oliver
Eric Carlson
Alice Sewall
Small Point
Bernard Carlson
Page Wyman
Bert Young
Parker Head
Ernest Spinney
Popham Beach
George Stacey
Bath City Hospital
Morrison
Cox’s Head
Nat Percy
Clark Bowker
Meadowbrook
Annie Lowell
J. E. Percy
Harold Woodward
Little Son
Woodard
James Percy
Hiram Wyman
Wyman
Matilda Cattell
Sophie Shepherd
Phippsburg Center
Camden
N. J
Charles V. Minott
Ada Catherine
Roxbury
Sidney Coffie
Ida Coffie
James E. Perry
A. M. Bowker
Verne Oliver
Frank Leavitt
George Penton
New York City
Dromore Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona
Bodwell Grange
Charles M. White
Harry Rackley
Frank Sprague
West Bath
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Col. Dummer Sewall