Four Injured in Bath Brunswick Three-Car Crash
Four Bath and Phippsburg residents were seriously hurt in a Sunday afternoon three car crash on the Bath Brunswick highway between Powers Filling station and Simpson's farm. Charles Nelson 47 suffered severe forehead lacerations and three fractured ribs. John F King 15 and his wife sustained multiple injuries including two broken ribs and a displaced collar bone. Mrs Oscar Gilliam of Phippsburg had a shoulder fracture and two ribs broken. All were taken to Bath Memorial hospital. Police expect reckless driving charges against Nelson when recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Phippsburg
Bath-Brunswick
Powers Filling Station
Simpson
Charles Nelson
Oak Street
John F. King
Floral Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Oscar Gilliam
Bath Memorial Hospital
William B. Edwards
Brunswick Police
Nelson
King
Mr. King
Brunswick
Fred W. Greenleaf
Auburn
Greenleaf
Herman Alexander
Gerard St. Pierre
Boulay
Hugh D. Grant
Joseph I. Smith
Harold L. Adams
Bath Hospital
Francis A. Winchenbach
Guernsey Cow Sets Production Record for Advanced Register
A four year old Guernsey cow Maid of Millay Home stead 313586 owned by Millay Bros of Richmond finished a new official production record. She produced 9132.4 pounds of milk and 532.2 pounds of fat in class C qualifying for entry in the Advanced Register of the American Guernsey Cattle Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Millay Bros
Richmond
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Millay Homestead
Grace Church Men’s Club Elects Officers
Grace Church Men’s Club held officer elections at the parish house. Stanley M. Brown became president with E. Everett Pierce vice president, Walter M. Hill secretary and treasurer, and trustees William P. Hill Oscar Williams and John H. Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church Men's Club
John H. Freeman
C. M. Tubbs
Charles Pearce
Harry B. Briggs
Stanley M. Brown
E. Everett Pierce
Walter M. Hill
William P. Hill
Oscar Williams
Mr. Brown
Roland Hill
Cecil L. Fullerton
Eugene McGrath
Charles S. Sowder
Wiscasset Congregational Church
Maine
Wiscasset
State Board of Education
Wiscasset Academy
Robert E. Merry
Episcopal Church
Bangor
Northeast Harbor
William Crafts
Carroll Watson
Millay Bros Guernsey Bull Earns National Recognition
Millay Bros of Richmond Sagadahoc County has a purebred Guernsey bull Cloud of the Prince 91905 entered in the Ad Guernsey Cattle Club as an Advanced Register site after two daughters posted strong records. Daughters Sue of Millay Homestead 313587 and Mail of Millay Homestead 313586 posted 10798.7 pounds milk with 630.4 fat and 9132.4 pounds milk with 532.2 fat respectively in class D and class C. Mrs. LeRoy Lord left Tuesday for Portland to visit Mr. Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Guernsey
Millay Bros
Richmond
Cloud of the Prince
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Guernseys
Sue
Millay Homestead
Mail
Muilay Homestead
Special Week Mens Footwear and Shoes Offer
A local ad promotes men s Ralston Health Scotch Grain Oxfords priced 3 50 and Hill Bros shoes in brown and black at 3 50. Children s brown moccasin oxfords 85 cents and a large assortment of Ball Band footwear are also featured by Bill Hatch s Upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston Health Scotch Grain Oxfords
Hill Bros
Snen Nan
West Bath couple marks 50 years of marriage
Mr and Mrs Walter H Larrabee of West Bath celebrate their fiftieth anniversary. Their family includes five children living in Bath Portland Milton Pa and West Bath with five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. They received gifts of a mantle clock and flowers along with cards from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Larrabee
West Bath
Walter Larrabee
John and
Harriett Larrabee
Brunswick
Winona
Minn
Minnie M. Adams
Levi Gilbert
Central Methodist Church
Port Huron
Mich
Larrabee
Bath
Massachusetts
Homestead
Fla
Pierce Clinger
Milton
Merton Wright
Jennie Larrabee
Portland
John Larrabee
Gordon Preble
East Bowdoin Ladies Aid Meets and Quilts Progress
East Bowdoin Ladies Aid held its regular meeting with 12 attending. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Erland Bogus and Mrs. Vesta Ackley. The group made squares for quilts and enjoyed a readings program and a floral stunt. Next meeting November 14 at Mrs. A. E. Purinton’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bowdoin Ladies’ Aid
Ella Adams
Erland Bogus
Vesta Ackley
A. E. Purinton
Erle Laird
Morrow
Boston
Laird Cottage
Roy Lancaster
Amesbury
Mass
Charles Babb
R. H. Friend
Bucksport
Irving Clough
Chelsea
L. C. Starbird
Grant Woods
Rumford
Ernest Carr
Lewiston
Adams School
Judas Small School
Ruth Purinton
State Road
South End P T A Holds All Day Meeting
An all day South End PTA meeting in Washington street rooms drew 26 for dinner with two more arriving for the business session. Mrs. Chester A. Roberts presided. reports were satisfactory and gifts planned for the hospital and a dish towel shower. A public supper is set for Nov 20 with a social to follow. Nora Jean Whitten born Oct 31 at Bath Memorial Hospital weighs over nine pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End P. T. A
Washington Street
Association
Chester A. Roberts
Carroll A. Deering
Vivian Brown
James Knight
Frank A. Hodgdon
Woolwich
Roberts
Wellington A. Moore
Alfred E. Carpenter
Isadore Singer
Edwin Whitten
Court Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Nora Jean Whitten
Bowdoinham Obituary and Community Notes
Miss Emma Hobbs dies at 65 Bowdoinham boarding home after long Bowdoinham residence. Funeral at two, burial on Bowdoinham Ridge. Numerous local visits, society events, and school activities documented, including Sunshine Society, Methodist Ladies Aid, Coombs school dance, and Bates College ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hobbs
Shepard
Margaret Hamilton Hobbs
Verrill
Bowdoinham
J.W. Bishop Farm
Bowdeinham Ridge
Hortense Cannon
Gardiner
Charles B. Randall
Portland
A. S. MacDougal
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Sunshine Society
Philip Rideout
Rose Phillips
New England Fellowship
Methodist Church
Coombs High School
Charles Hackett
Inez Gowell
Edgar Temple
Albert A. Dunlap
Hamden
Conn
Bowdeinham
Maine
Dunlap
Agricultural Experiment Station
New Haven
L. P. Temple
Ford
Charles Browne
Loomis Dyer
Florida
Woolwich Tax Appeal Before State Assessor
State Assessor Frank H. Holley to review Woolwich selectmen appeal over Bath Water District tax after Sagadahoc County Commissioners set 141.30. Woolwich represented by Carlton Day Reed. Bath Water District by Maurice A. Libby. Counsel: Goodspeed & Fitzpatrick for Woolwich. Judge Walters, Glidden for Bath District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Holley
Woolwich
Sagadahoc
Bath Water District
Carlton Day Reed
Maurice A. Libby
Goodspeed & Fitzpatrick of
Gardiner
Walters
Glidden
Diocesan Young People’s Meeting Draws Large Maine Delegates
Favored by good weather the Maine Diocesan Young People’s Fellowship held its annual conference at Grace church and parish house with delegates from St. Mark’s Augusta St. Peter’s Gardiner and other parishes. Officers were elected led by Miss Audrey White St Albans as president and Edward Ainsworth as vice president. An address on Youth’s Part in the Forward Movement and group conferences preceded a banquet and installation service at Grace church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Grace Church
Charles M. Tubbs
Warren F. Hawley
Bath
Maxine F. Gillis
Augusta
Robert B. Linsley
Gardiner
John Hjort
Portland
Ernest O. Kenyon
St. Peter's Church
Rockland
Tom G. Akeley
Christchurch
John H. Daley
Rhode Island
St. George's Church
Newport
Nelson Bryant
Audrey J. White
St. Albans
South Portland
Edward Ainsworth
D. Dymoke Gasson
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Llewellyn O. Diplock
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mary's Guild
Arthur Sewall 2d
Fred D. Hill
Carl Anderson
Edwin Lowell
Paul Mason
Herbert Calderwood
Anna _ Trott
Janet Bridgham
Barbara Tubbs
Kathleen Pepper
Virginia Jewett
Patricia Sewall
Josephine Haskell
Bath Fellowship
Howard P. Holmes
Y M C A Directors Close Campaign Meeting
Y M C A officials reported the recent annual drive nearly reached its $3 500 goal, missing by only $56. Roger Skillings was named to audit the campaign accounts as reports from Oct 1 1934 to 1935 and Nov 1 1934 to 1935 showed balances with no unpaid bills. A nominating committee was chosen to select officers and three five directors for terms ending at the January meeting. Mrs. J E Sawyer of Washington street leaves for Woodfords to spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney L. Eaton
A. I. Stuart
Roger D. Skillings
Bath visitors and locals recall in Popham Beach community notes
Bath area residents and visitors are listed with weekend and weekday movements. Seaman E. Drake returns to surfman duties at Kennebec River Station after vacation. Seguin Island light keeper Capt Urquehart and families ashore report earthquake tremors. Halloween parade, town visits, and seasonal housing plans feature among the social notes with multiple named individuals and places in Bath Georgetown Jonesport Augusta and Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy E. Crowley
Blanchard
Dora
Bath
Seaman E. Drake
Kennebec River
Joseph Oliver
Upper Washington Street
Eugene Osgood
Edna M. Coolidge
Georgetown
L. E. Drake
Henry Leonard
Kenneth
Charles
Elizabeth Lou
Karl Hentz
Ellie Lowell
Long Island
Millard Urquehart
Seguin Island
Urquehart
Edwin Taft
Salvadore McKenney
West Point
Christopher H. Marr
Clinton Newdick
Augusta
Loren Brutte
Oxford
Irving Dobbin
Jonesport
Walter Oliver
Gardiner
Mass
Lizzie Oliver
Leon Fickett
Pond Island
Bowie
Esta Perkins
Walter Williams
West Georgetown
Thomas N. Williams
Fred Spinney
Spinney
Enid Spinney
Wood
Woodfords
Groveville
R. T. Flanders
Buxton
Annie Oliver Stacy
Yarmouth
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ernest Oliver
Lillian Spencer
Popham
Grace Wyman
Spruceville
Dunlap Hatch
Leslie Dyer
Lester Oliver
John and
Joseph Young
Parker Head
Lawrence and
Phillip Wyman
Madelyn Bridges
Eva Dobbin
Annie Oliver Stacey
Well Known Market Changes Ownership
The grocery and provision market at 111 113 Center Street NE Corner of Middle Street was sold last week by longtime proprietor Fred P Emmons to Arthur B Stilphen a veteran marketman with 40 years at the Chase store until its 1934 closing Stilphen plans to run the market much as Emmons did and make improvements based on customer needs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
Middle
Fred P. Emmons
Arthur B. Stilphen
Chase
Center
Washington Streets
Stitphen
Stilphen
Emmons
Sheriff Henderson Proclaims Innocence After Guilty Verdict
Federal court in Portland heard Sheriff Henderson deny guilt after foreman Alton D. Allen read the jury verdict finding him guilty of a race against government. The Sagadahoc official faced a potential sentence from Judge John A. Peters while remaining under $10,000 bond as his family waited through the night for the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Portland
Alton D. Allen
United States
Sagadahoc
Edward W. Bridgham
Bath
Benjamin L. Berman
Lewiston
Donald
Union Street
John A. Peters
Mayor Proclaims Red Cross Roll Call in Bath
Mayor Arthur Sewall issues a Bath Red Cross roll call proclamation covering November 11 to 18. Volunteers urged to renew or join membership to support disaster relief and public welfare, with Sagadahoc County expected to back the effort. Also noted is a 100th anniversary event honoring Mark Twain at Sabattus High School with a program led by Stanley Coburn and featuring readings, songs, and a glee club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Red Cross
Bath
American Red Cross
Red Cros
Sagadahoc County
Sabattus High School
Mark Twain
Stanley Coburn
Caroline Keates
Twain
Rita Vachon
Susanne
Glee Club
Louise A. Bibber
Calaveras County
Frederic Austin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senter’s, Inc
Shirley Temple
Shirley
Cinderella
Bath-Brunswick Road
the Natural Heritage
Arthur Allen Optometrist Bath Trust Bldg
Center St
Grace Church Men’s Club
Charles S. Sowder of
Millay Bros.’ Bull
LeRoy Lord
Mr. Lord
Bill Hatch
Mrs
Bowdoin
South End
P.T.A
Howard Moody
Sidney Higgins
Horace Millay
N. J
J. Albion Dunlap
James
Emery Perry
Harvard
Irving Maxwell
Wilbur Howe
Chester
Windsor
Anniebelle Williams
Vining C
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Nettie Frost
Tiverton
R. I
Melissa Main
West Upton
J. A. Dunlap, Jr
Alison Dunlap
Bates College
Dorothy
Marilyn Webb
Ocean Park
Roberta
Ronald Burrell
Woolwich-Bath
Diocesan Young People's Meeting
J. E., Sawyer
Popham Beach
Joan Blondell
Glenda Farrell
Caliente
Dolores del Rio
Pat O'Brien
Joe E. Brown
Joan Crawford
James Dunn
Arline
the Times CO
Front Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!