Winnegance Community Club plans lively winter schedule
A busy session outlines Thanksgiving plans, weekly card tournaments starting Thursday, and social events through winter. The tournament committee led by Almon R. Perry, Joseph B B McCutcheon and J Parker Morse reports bid whist as the preferred game and entries will start Thursday at 7 30 p m. A second series of open tournaments for members and invited residents begins the first December week with refreshments provided. The club adds a pool table planned as a future attraction funded by members. A women’s auxiliary will be formed to support activities, with meetings at the new Community house and Sunday plans to boost social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon R. Perry
Joseph BB. McCutcheon
J. Parker Morse
Cub
Winfield W. Morse
Frank Allegrin
Ernest Rogers
Wilton G. Oates
Olney C. Perry
I. A. Trueworthy
Omar Perry
Earle Morse
Charles Fe, Hewitt, Jr
Harry JB. Williams
Dvo More Grange
Pibridge Malcolm
Yosemite Valley
Malcolm
California
Frank B. Nichols
Harry W. Bakter
Whittlers
Harold Small
Thomas Allegrin
Alpheus Goodwin
Frank Perry
Percy Morse
Bath
John G. Morse
Zina M. Eaton
Charles V. Minott
Phipps
Robert Pf. Manson
George M. Eaton
L.A. Trueworthy
Scott Ro Frye
Winnegance Community Club
Lemont Street
Frank G. Purington
Parker Head
Phippsburg
Frank Leavitt
Joseph B. McCutcheon
J. C. Morse
Winnegannce
Phippsburg Man Returns From Midwest To Maine Life
Fredd Brigham of Phippsburg returns home after years in the Middle West where he sold a business and managed a Pontiac Market. He plans to stay near Maine shores for now, with uncertainty about future work, recalling East Coast fish plants and Feldspar quarry prospects on his land.
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Maine
Fredd. Brigham
Phippsburg
Middle West
Brigham
Pontine
Mich
Michigan City
Detroit
Pontiac Market
Maine Hills
New England
Pontiac
Sagadahoe Square
Water Street
Bald Mountain
Bath area notes and local movements this week
George C Beals sawing wood for Walter IL. Bank. Cummings Feldspar Co. receives a second scow load from Basin Quarries Co. Harringtons and Miss Walker visit Bath. Brigham calls on friends. McCourt on a northern Maine gun trip. Couples visit from Woolwich and Boston. Locals host visitors at Squirrel Point Light and Bath. Coast Guard duties wrap up for James Chambers at Popham.
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George C. Beals
Walter IL
Cummings Feldspar Co
Basin Quarries Co
Hezekiah Harrington
Irving Harrington
Bath
Fred H. Brigham
Walter J. McCourt
Maine
Maxine Walker
Woolwich
Dro
W.be. Bongartz
West Point
Boston
Eugene Coleman
L. Knight
Squirrel Point Light
George C. Pease
Richmond
George Tf. Perry
Arrowsie
A. M. Perry
Capt
H. W. Butler
Sebasco
Wportland
Lawn Avenue
Beryl Philbrick
Lynn
Mass
James Perry
Charles Thistle
George Thistle
Providence
Willian R. Bowie
J. Fred Tobey
Ian Vease
George Davis
Terry
Wadsworth, Howland Paint Co
Charles Treat
W. R. Bowker
James Chambers
Coast Guards
Popham
Assault cases head to Supreme Court in January term
Alphonse Pye Miles Webber and co defendants from Small Point face grand jury review at the January term on cross action assault and battery charges. All waived hearings, posted 500 bonds, and defense recounts Webber’s alleged attack over a partner’s fish share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse Pye
Small Point
Miles Webber
Webber
Alphonse
Ernest E
Ralph A. Pye
Supreme Court
Bath
Ralph O. Dale
Edward W. Bridgham
Pyes
Alphonso Pye
Miles
Alphonso
Pye
Spirts
Ernest
Ralph
Alphonso Vye
Mrs. Webber
Gunners Await Clearing Weather For Hunting Action
Gunning the past week has been at a standstill due to an Indian Summer. Experts forecast a storm followed by good hunting as crews prepare to head into the woods. Ducks are scarce with few birds around. Ed Rice hunted Dresden and took one bird. A fine doe arrived for Oliver Moses this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rice
Dresden
Oliver Moses
Tillie the maid recalls a quarrel at the family home
Tillie, placed as a maid of all work for a three person family, notes the uneasy balance of being asked to join yet not fully treated as part of the family. Her aunt questions if the work feels homely as the trio quarrels and Tillie clears dishes, feeling like one of the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie
Harper's Magazine
German Tablet Scheme Prompts Post Office Warnings
Continentals of Munich offer three gallons of wine concentrated form for one dollar with instructions to mix hot water or ice. The plan promises a natural drink with guaranteed refunds if claims fail, but postal inspectors warn it violates mail laws and place the firm on a fraud list.
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Continental Co
Munich
Germany
Bath
Trees Planted on West Post Office Grounds by Sutherland
Robert Sutherland oversees planting trees on the newly graded west side of the post office property. The trees will greatly beautify the lot as they grow, enhancing the area with greenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sutherland
Radio Schedule Adopted In Bath
Local radio experts approved a silent transmission schedule to prevent interference with receiving waves. The plan, drafted by Francis B. Torrey Jr. and tested in November, covers daily blocks from 6 p.m. to late evening with variations on Sunday and weekend hours and will be reviewed at a December meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis TB. Torrey, Jr
Francis B. Torrey
Fred J. Teeling
Frank Bt. Lord
Alonzo G. Fisher
Fred A. Bowie
Melvin Robbins
J. Edward Pomeroy
Edward Lowell
Rank
Skillings
Woodbury Brackett
Wallnes Rittall
Ralph Small
Maynard Wiley
Tiram T. Stevens
Bath Baritone Delights Boston in Symphony Hall Recital
Emilio de Gogorza of Bath and soprano Sophie Arassizu performed in Boston with Helen Winslow and Ethel Cavecote as accompanists. Reviews praised Gogorza's voice and his Spanish songs while noting Winslow’s skilled piano accompaniment. The large audience applauded warmly. other notes include Frank E. Guernsey praising Gogorza and local updates on a Maine gas tax bill and a Dover worker’s vacation.
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Emilio Dle Gogoraza
Bath
Symphony Hall
Boston
Sophie Arassizu
Helen M. Winslow
Ethel Cavecote
The
Globe
Gogorza
Toston
Valverde
the Herald
de Gogorza
Griffes
Mr. de Gogorza
Frank E. Guernsey
Dover
Congress
Maine
Hampton I Fine School and Hampton Singing Tradition
Sunday night at 7 30 in Assembly hall Hampton Institute hosts a segregated service with strong singing led by a colored conductor. The piece highlights Hampton’s early dormitory plans, Virginia Hall for girls, and Tuskegee founder Booker T. Washington's link to the school and Bath visit. The piece closes with a quote from Nathan Howard Gist about education versus schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly Hall
Virginia
Gen. Armstrong
Hampton Singers
Hampton School
Virginia Hall
Tooker TL Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Alabama
Washington
Bath
Hampton
Richmond
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Anna E. Smith
Walker Art Building
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Ottawa
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Beach
Pee
New York
Irving Wallace
B. Richardson
F. Casey
Basxtor
Belle Wallace
J.D. Eastman
William J. Perry
James McLaughlin
Fordster
Owen
United States
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Railway Mail Service
Portland Terminal
England
Sydney S$. Cohen
National Theatre
Deacot
America
Hubert Work
Front Street
Harold M. Sewall
P. O. Department
Baritone
Benjamin Smith
King Tavern
Calais
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Ot Rochelle
Gentaur Goupane
Acos Ak
Aets Jaroshe Aaa
Hampton I Fine School
Seth
Southern Branch National Soldiers’ Home
Hampton, Va
Georges Valley
Knox County
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Maine Central
James Mitchell
Bucksport
John Lovejoy
Rockland
Great Northern Paper Co
Nathan Howard Gist
Everett Brooks
Portland
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