Jury Finds Sheriff Henderson Guilty of Conspiracy
The jury in Portland convicted Bath sheriff Albert Henderson of conspiracy to allow liquor cargoes to land and be transported in Sagadahoc County. Sentencing is delayed to Saturday due to Judge Peters' Bangor term. Supporters remain convinced of his innocence amid ongoing debate and local sympathy.
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Army of Bath Friends
Albert Henderson
United States
Portland
Sagadahoc
Peters
Bangor
Henderson
Bath
Bridges Addresses Winter Street Men on Honest Politicians
Ronald Bridges young at the Winter Street Men's club Thursday night explored three forms of political dishonesty. He warned compromise in democracy, appeals to emotion over reason, and Huey Long’s overt power grabbing, noting even honest seeming acts can mask self interest. Officers and committees for the coming year were announced and the next meetings adjusted for Thanksgiving.
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Ronald Bridges
Winter Street Men's Club
United States of America
Congress
Huey Long
Bridges
Arthur €. Lemont
Harry A. Walters
Arthur 8. Crockett
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Joseph O. Purdue
Edgar D. Leavitt
Charles W. Walsh
David Y.alkazin
Ernest Freeman
J. Edward Drake
J. Albert Redlon
John Taylor
Elbridge R. Wright
William A. Fall
Edward Daley
Clinton D. Wilson
Arthur C. Lemont
David Y. Alkazin
Cocktails or Safety in Airplane Travel
A letter questions American Airlines policy on serving liquor in flight. The writer cites a recent in-flight drunken incident and urges readers to vote against serving alcohol, urging petitions to the Chicago airport office to influence safety policy.
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the Independent
The
American Airlines, Inc
Saturday Evening Post
U. S
American Airlines Inc
Municipal
Chicago
Ill
A. M. Bigney
Greenville
Maine
Real estate transfers from Sagadahoc Registry of Deeds
Real estate transfers recorded in the last two weeks across Bath Bowdoin Georgetown Phippsburg Richmond and Topsham include Pratt to Young Munsey to Barron Shephard to John Place Callan Ayer Spinney to Etnier de L Ropes to Curtis Leavitt to Hogan Douglass to Hanley and Noyes to Erene.
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Sagadahoc
Bath
Charles L. Pratt
Evelyn H. Young
Lester G. Munsey
Olive M. Barron
Ernest L. Shepard
Charles A. Shepard
James P. Callan
Bowdoin
Maynard F. Anderson
Sheffield Ayer
Georgetown
Eugene H. Spinney
Stephen Etnier
Phippsburg
Corinne de L. Ropes
Edward P. Curtis
Frank F. Leavitt
Edward J. F Hogan
Richmond
Mae Ww
Douglass
Annie W. Hanley
Topsham
William S. Noyes
Erene
Bath donors rally for Memorial hospital during Donation Week
Bath residents respond generously to Bath Memorial hospital appeals during Donation Week. A prepared donor list shows contributions of staple items from apples to vegetables and cloth goods, with many church groups and local families named among givers.
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Bath
Bath Memorial Hospital
Dummer Sewall
Plant
E. C. Dunning
Stella Given
Samuel R. Percy
Seth S. Mullin
Surprise Linen Shower for Miss Marion L Jaques
Mrs. Frederick W. Humphreys and Mrs. W Hazel Cunningham hosted a Friday evening linen shower for Miss Marion L Jaques at 43 Spring Street The guest list included teachers and former teachers associated with Miss Jaques Gifts of linen were given Refreshments were served and beano enjoyed The honoree previously received several showers from Elinor Danforth Mrs Singer and Catherine H Emmons indicating wide circle of friends.
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Frederick W. Humphreys
W. Hazel Cunningham
Marion L. Jaques
Harold K. Smith
Fireside Club Discusses Out During War Question
Fifty young members of the Winter Street Fireside club met Sunday night to discuss When War Comes Will We Keep Out with Miss Amy Irish leading on Basic Causes of War. John Black to lead next week with refreshments served.
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Winter Street Fireside Club
Amy Irish
John Black
Halloween Party by Central Church Choir Delights Parish
The Central church choir held a Halloween party in the parish house with orange and black decorations, hats and noisemakers, a 6.30 supper menu including chicken pie and ice cream, followed by a rehearsal and social evening. Guests, organizers, and committee members are listed.
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Central Church
David L. Wilson
Jane Donnell
Charles T. Jackson
Edmund P. Briggs
Fred H. Lord
Ernest Wood
John Burgon
Everson C. Stinson
District Pythians Gather At Yarmouth
Lodges of the 10th Pythian District including Acadis Bath St George Brunswick Kennebec Bowdoinham Harraseeket Freeport visited Yarmouth Thursday evening as guests of the local Pythian lodge. More than 150 Knights attended the banquet and rank of knight was conferred. The event featured a radio sketch and music. The series continues November 12 in Bowdoinham.
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Pythian District
Acadis of
Bath
St. George
Nequasset Farm Bureau Attends Twin County Meeting
Sixteen Nequasset Farm Bureau members gathered in Topsham for the Twin County Farm Bureau annual meeting. Nequasset won the state cash prize of 16 dollars for square meals for wealth, with 52 meals served to 1409 people. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Percy D. Marston for the best demonstration and Mrs. Percy Bailey for the best county canning exhibit. The group will meet again on Wednesday November 6 at Montsweag Grange Hall with Mrs. Reginald Stacy as hostess and a program on School Lunches led by Mrs. Henry T. Dubar.
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Nequasset Farm Bureau
Topsham
Twin County Farm Bureau
Nequasset
Percy D. Marston
Percy Bailey
Bureau
Montsweag Grange Hall
Reginald Stacy
Henry T. Dubar
Frank Bailey
Loring K. Soule
James Colby
James Gilmore
Winter Street Ladies Aid Meeting Details and Plans
Mrs Roscoe P McFadden division chairman spoke on highway beautification memorial trees and billboard restrictions following the Friday meeting of the Winter Street Ladies Aid 43 attended. Hostesses included Mrs Joan A Morse and others with Bowker presiding. pre Christmas sale set for Dec 4 and parish supper held Wednesday at 6 20 in the chapel.
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Roscoe P. McFadden
Department of Education
Winter Street
Ladies’ Aid
McFadden
Joan A. Morse
J. Albert Redion
William Shorey
Alma Palmer
Walter H. Bowker
Aid
Former Postman Observes Birthday at 100 High Street
Humphrey Owen, a Bath postal retiree of 14 years, quietly marked his 79th birthday at home on Friday at 100 High Street while recovering from a three week illness. Friends extend wishes for a speedy recovery and his 80th year celebration.
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Humphrey Owen
Uncle Sam
High Street
Mr. Owen
Bath
Y M C A Church Basketball League schedules 1935 36 season
The Bath church league releases the 1935 36 schedule. Opening game November 19 features Winter against Winnegance, followed by five more games that night. The schedule lists rounds through late February with matches between Winter Elm St Marys Wesley Grace Central Winnegance Beacon Peoples and others across multiple Tuesdays and Saturdays.
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Winter
Winnegance
Beacon
Wesley Elm
St. Mary's
Peoples
Grace
Elm
Central St. Mary’s
Wesley
Wesley Central
Grace Beacon
Elm Grace
Peoples Central
St. Mary’s Elm
Bath Church League Began in 1922 with YMCA
The Bath YMCA organized a church basketball league starting December 20 1922 after informing the Bath Times. Five teams formed and the first meeting occurred January 3 1923 with practice hours and rules set. First games on January 15 1923 had three contests. The list of champions spans 1923 through 1935 with teams such as Eim Central Universalist Corliss Beacon St Marys.
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Bath Times
Times
Church League
Universalist
Eim
Central
Corliss
Beacon
Cortiss
St. Mary's
Needlework Guild Seeks Members Contributions for Red Cross
The Bath branch asks each member to deliver two articles yearly for the local Red Cross to aid the needy this Winter. The Needlework Guild slogan is The charity that helps all charities. The annual exhibition is Thursday at Mrs Arthur Sewall's home 2d 963 Washington Street.
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Bath
The
Needlework Guild
American Red Cross
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Laily Cross Word Puzzle Answer Summary
Puzzle fragment lists clues and numbered entries for a crossword with many entries across categories. It mentions prefixes opposites and various word lengths, including terms like generous form of, negative, feminine, water, compass, remains, dense, street abbr, personal pronoun, and more. The text appears to be an OCR capture of a word puzzle answer section with scattered clues and partial numbering.
West Bath Red Cross Meets On Thursday
West Bath Red Cross in Bath chapter held an all day meeting at the grange hall with 28 attendees including guest Miss Helen Jackson of Waterville and children Marilyn Booker and Ethel Waterman. Quilts and children garments were prepared. The dinner committee included Mrs. Earle C. Donnell and others. next meeting set for Wednesday November 13 with Stover chairing.
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West Bath
Bath
The
American Red Cross
Grange Hall
Helen Jackson
Waterville
Marilyn Booker
Ethel Waterman
Earle C. Donnell
Owen E. Rog
Morton S. Baker
Woolwich
J. Everett Mayo
Joseph M. Lemont
Walter G. Marco
Harry E. Peterson
Llewellyn E. Rogers
Alfred B. Snow
Everett S. Stackpole
Courtney ©. Stover
Annie H. Trufan
Scott R. Ward
William H. White
Ernest E. Williams
Lincoln Williams
Knights of Columbus Install Officers in Sagadahoc Council
Sagadahoc council Knights of Columbus installed officers Thursday evening led by District Deputy Zend OuiHette of Brunswick and their staff. New Bowdoin football coach Adam Walsh was announced to address the council at a future date. Featured officers included James McLaughlin as grand knight and Daniel Perry as deputy grand knight with other named posts filled.
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Sagadahoc
K. of C
Zend OuiHette
Brunswick
Adam Walsh
Bowdoin
James McLaughlin
Daniel Perry
Stephen McPhee
Edward J. Murphy
A. J. Tracey
John T. Curran
Paul J. Gurney
Charles Fitzgerald
Albert J. Lozier
George Comeau
James C. Mulligan
Deer Might First Sagadahoc County Shot Report
The Times records Sagadahoc County's first deer shooting of the season from Arrowsic. Fred Sturtevant of Bath shot a buck at Taft's mountain Bald Head weighing 175 pounds. He was accompanied by Fred Ring and Justus H. Miller.
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Sagadahoc County
Times Office
Arrowsic
Fred Sturtevant
Bath
Taft’s Mountain
Bald Head
Mr. Sturtevant
Fred Ring
Justus H. Miller
Eight Point Buck Wins for Redford Christianse
Redford Christiansen of Court street bagged an eight point buck weighing over 200 pounds in Georgetown woods near Arrowsic on Friday. Knick Knack Club met at Mrs. Harold L. Safford Jr. home at 10 Pine street Tuesday night with full attendance. Prize from Mrs. John Sylvester went to Mrs. Edna Dingley. Sandwiches olives doughnuts and coffee were served.
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Redford Christiansen
Court Street
Georgetown Woods
Arrowsic
Knick Knack Club
Harold L. Safford, Jr
Pine Street
John Sylvester
Edna Dingley
Manual Arts Club Initiation At Morse High
Morse High School hosted the Manual Arts club initiation on a Wednesday night with 27 new members joining. The club, noted for repairing and repainting over 600 toys for Christmas distribution, announced calls for more toy donations and featured officers Maynard Carlton president and others.
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Manual Arts Club
Morse High School
Red Cross
Maynard Carlton
Glenn Orrs
Ronald Oulton
Robert Moore
Edward Hogan
Clinton Child
Raymond Ramsey
Robert Morse
Edward McLaughlin
Edward Brown
Augustus Perow, Jr
Leon White
David Wharff
James Skaling
Robert Carver
Lloyd Stinson
Lawrence Gauvin
Robert Sutherland
Fred Hayward
Maynard MacFadden
Elbridge Rice
Governing Board Elects Officers
The governing board votes to elect officers while paying a tribute to E. A. Jewett for long service. Attendees included Clifton W. Tedford Edwin E. Pinson Henry Mank Haviland Chaney Durward Shorey Charles Osborne Rupert Lewis Donald Cromwell Frederick Hamlin William Fall Frank Harvie Percy Kingsbury Oscar Tanguay Alfred Neal and William C. Perkins.
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League
E. A. Jewett
Clifton W. Tedford
Edwin E. Pinson
Henry Mank
Haviland Chaney
Durward Shorey
Charles Osborne
Rupert Lewis
Donald Cromwell
Frederick Hamlin
William Fall
Frank Harvie
Percy Kingsbury
Oscar Tanguay
Alfred Neal
William C. Perkins
Going Far South Jimmy Jones Heads to Gatun Locks Club
Jimmy Jones, longtime Bath native and pro at Northport Golf Course for several seasons, departs November 15 for the Canal Zone to work as club professional at Gatun Locks Golf Club for the winter season. He plans to return to Maine in the spring.
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Jimmy Jones
Bath
Northport
Canal Zone
Gatun Locks
Maine
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Clare Coombs
William J. Craft
Curtis
Jane Cushing
Fred R. E. Dean
Foote
Elizabeth Gibbons
Nellie Webber
Frederick Edney
Robert P. Shaw
James A. Gillies, Jr
Frank Lemont
Lena King
Maud Russell
Charles Cushing
Harry Deering
Mary Gibbons
William D. Sewall
Charles M. Tubbs
St. Mary's Parochial School
Senter'’s Inc
Clerks
Senter’'s, Inc
E. E. Pierce
Edward H. Hawley
F. B. Nichols
Albee
Beacon Street
Junior Aid
Lena Cornish
Charles Bagley
Clara Fogg
Walter S. Glidden
W. Dayton Hill
Fred Lord
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Sara Oliver
Henry W. Owen
Alma Reid
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Miss Humphreys
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William
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Georgia Denham
Emily Rideout
Dike School
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St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
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Humphreys
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Loring D. Small
Harry Lemont
Henry
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Harry W. Crosman
Catherine Clark
Fred S. Curtis
Lena Douglas Donnell
George W. Dean
William DeCoste
Frederick Kimball
Edith Ledyard
Owen J. Ledyard
Minnie White
George Merrill
Jaques
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Yarmouth
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