Phippsburg Social Notes Return Visit Highlights
Long list of local residents visiting relatives and attending events in Bath, Bowdoin and surrounding towns. Travelers include Rev Charles Stevens Clifton Clark Lucia Ferguson Harry Berry Eleanor Blaisdell and many others with dinners theatre games and a Halloween party at Popham Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sb. Stevens
Clifton Clark
Alfred
Lucia Ferguson
Alice
Abbie Minott
Boston
Harry Berry
Eleanor
Portland
George
Iam Blaisdell
West Point
Owen Richardson
Conrad Beardsley
Bath
J. Lester Morse
William Donnell
William Donnell, Jr
William $Rd
Campbell Farm
Errol Blaisdell
Percy Lowe
Brunswick
E. L. Risteen
Arthur
Thomaston
Sawyer
George L. Cutting
Foxboro
Mass
R. F. Campbell
Campbell
Eleanor Brown
Nettie Beals
Fred Parks
Lincoln
Somerville
Flora Risteen
Sagadalloc Pomona Grange
Bodwell Grange
Small Point
Mattie Cutting
John Bowie
Carlson Bros
M. E. Wilbur
Cox
Edward Thomas, Jr
Katherine Johnson
Frank Green
Thelma
L. J. Feere
J. H. Blaisdell
Cora Campbell
Willard Blair
South Braintree
Dromore
C. W. Rogers
J. D. Rogers
Alice Coffie
Carol Drake
Junior Stover
Fred Spinney
Carol
David Drake
Joseph
Edna Oliver
Margaret Wyman
Allen
Millard Urquhart
Fred
Allie Spinney
Muriel and
Rae Morong
Blanchard Crowley
Reginald Berry
Arlene
Norman
Stanley Perkins
Edna Coolidge
Margaret Stover
Marion Morong
Fred Humminston
Dike PTA Reports Highlight Club Successes and New Heater
At the Dike P T A meeting held Tuesday evening in Summer Street rooms, committees reported on the recent supper Halloween party and rummage sale. The group noted a heater for the large room and heard a talk by Elizabeth B Deering on girls physical training. Mrs Hermon Crocker summarized the Bruns wick state convention and a card party was announced at Mrs Walter W Smiths home with Mrs Smith and Mrs Dunbar hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike P. T. A
Summer Street
Elizabeth B. Deering
Brunswick
Hermon Crocker
Walter W. Smith
Ralph P. Dunbar
Smith
Washington Street
David Henderson
Daniel A. MacDonald
Ambrose MacFadden
Farmers urged to persevere as road and farm hardships persist
Frank Robinson of Manchester urges youth with farm training to stay in farming despite hard times. He notes the enduring need to raise crops for food and predicts better days ahead, while acknowledging high mortality from road related traffic accidents and a challenging economic climate for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Robinson
Manchester
Harry
Barteau Austin Wedding Solemnized in Farmington
The marriage of Miss Charlotte N. Austin of Madison and Portland to Edward Knight Barteau of San Diego was solemnized at the bride’s brother’s home in Farmington. Attendants included M Elsie Wakefield and Phyllis Rockwell. Rev S F Auchenbarch conducted the double ring ceremony. The couple planned a Canada and California wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte N.austin
Portland
Madison
Edward Knight Barteau
San Diego
Calif
Clyde L. Austin
Perham Street
Farmington
M. Elsie Wakefield
Phyllis Ckwell
Edwin L. Inness
South Portland
Linton L. Austin
Miss Wakefield
Rockwell
Austin
Austin, and Dr. Austin Sang "O Promise Me." Rev. S. F. Auchenbarch
Ece
Barteau
Madison High School
Maine General School of Nursing
Kappa Alpha Pi Fraternity
William E. Barteau
Eight Bath gunners return from woods with deer
A Bath party of eight gunners led by Sheriff Albert Henderson returned from northern Maine with sizable deer after a week in the woods. They entered from the Canadian border, hiked through brush, and shot the 225 pound 10 point buck by Sheriff Henderson. Curtis Dall, son in law of President Roosevelt, Mayor Murphy of Somerville, and Neil Violette of the Maine Forestry Department joined near Lac Frontiere. Crosby stayed with Dall’s party while the others returned Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Albert Henderson
Maine Woods
Weeck
John P. Crosby
Crosby
Sheriff Henderson
Lac Frontiere
Curtis Dall
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bath Party
Mr. Dall
Mayor Murphy
Somerville
Mass
Neil Violette
State of Maine Forestry Department
Brann
Mr. Crosby
Gorham Normal School hosts statewide superintendent day
Gorham Normal School welcomes superintendents and principals from across the state for a day of conferences and presentations in Russell hall. Events include addresses by Keith Jordan and William B. Jack, an industrial arts feature, library club program, and student performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham Normal School
Russell Hall
Keith Jordan
Portland
William B. Jack
Helen Abbott
Library Club
Daniel Wight
Mildredale
Walter E. Russell
National Honor Society
Europe
Marjorie Palmer
Bath
Girl's Glee Club
Nellie King Ue
Nellie V. Leeman
Winnegance Club Hosts Halloween Party and Meetings
The Winnegance Squaw club held a Halloween party hosted by Mrs. John G. Morse with pumpkin pie doughnuts and cider. Next Friday’s meeting will be hosted by Mrs. I A Trueworthy. The Community club auxiliary plans a supper with a card party at the community house next Thursday. Lincoln Parks travels from Boston for the weekend, returning with his parents and taking an apartment in Somerville for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squaw Club
John G. Morse
I. A. Trueworthy
Lincoln Parks
Boston
Fred L. Parks
Somerville
Roberta P. Manson
Morse
Mikelsky
Miss Manson
Robert P. Manson
Phippsburg Road
Elmer Coggeshall
Small Point
Phippsburg
Humphrey A. Owen
High Street
Owen
Harry P. Nason
Frank Knight
Elbridge B. Malcolm
Reuben Purington
Fred S. Coombs
Ruby F. Talbot
Charles W. Talbot
Angie Talbot
Norma Hogan
Marion Marshall
Hazel Banks
Annette Williams
Virginia Hogan
Dorothy Talbot
Phyllis Coombs
Frances Hogan
Chester Talbot, Jr
Edgar Williams
Harold Drake
Gordon Holbrook
Robert Talbot
Reid Perkins
Lon Pennell, Jr
Earl Banks
Winneyance
Greenville
Walter Rogers
Walter Morse
Earl Morse
Samuel Jordan
Sherman Morse
Sherman L. Morse
New York
Hudson
Edgar Oliver
Bridge Street
Dromore Farm Bureau
Morse and Brunswick Set Armistice Day Football Clash
Morse and Brunswick high clash at Whittier field Saturday at 2 p m for the Armistice Day game. Bath previously defeated Brunswick 7 0 at Kelley field. Brunswick misses captains Chris and Roland Fortin in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse and
Brunswick High
Whittier Field
Brunswick
Bath Lads
Kelley Field
Bowdoin College
Morse-Brunswick
Bath
Chris Fortin
Roland
Sawyer and Taylor Prepare for Friday Fight Night
Cyclone Jimmy Sawyer meets K O Taylor of Boston in the main bout at the Arcade arena Friday night. Taylor returned after defeating the Bath boy two weeks ago in the Arcade hall. Farmer Brown initially refused a rematch with Sawyer, but promoter Mihalos secured Taylor from Boston while Brown appears on the card against the Unknown Champions of Waterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Sawyer
K. O. Taylor
Boston
Arcade Arena
Taylor
Bath Boy
Arcade Hall
Nick Mihalos
Sawyer-Taylor
Farmer Brown
Sawyer
Brown
Farmer
Mihalos
Waterville
Young Bouchard
Tony Cello
Young Castilloux
Angelo Marino
Henry P Healey Celebrates 82nd Birthday at Home
Henry P Healey quietly marked his 82nd birthday Tuesday at 12 West Street. The retired mason remains hale and hearty and enjoyed the day with friends, though he has not recovered from the grief of Mrs Healey’s death months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Healey
West Street
Mr. Healey
Bath Woman Sees First Bath Deer Of Season
Mrs. Pascal B. Flint of 14 Robbins Street, Bath, shot a 100 pound doe at Indian Point Georgetown on opening day. With her husband Dr. Flint, she waited for a shot and hit the deer after firing three times. Several Bath and nearby residents hunted that day, with Mr. MacMahan and Mr. Hagan also taking deer later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Pascal B. Flint
Robbins Street
Indian Point
Georgetown
Guy Crosby
East Brunswick
Miles Hagan
Charles Andrews
Chester McMahan
Five Islands
Mr. MacMahan
Flint
Kennebec Bridge
City to aid tuition for 1000 Bath citizens
A plan to send 1000 Bath citizens to other schools with tuition paid by the city could bar the local school from admitting tuition students and strain funding from the State School Fund. Officials warn of legal challenges and loss of teacher certification for graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Roderick
of Education
Delightful reception for new Bath pastor Rev Joseph O Purdue
Winter Street church and parish hosted a reception for Rev Joseph O Purdue and Mrs Purdue attended by over 300 guests including clergymen from other churches. The event featured floral gifts orchids chysanthemums seasonal decor music by John Grindell Francis McPherson and Mrs Carl Albee and was organized by the Ladies aid with Mrs Charles E Plaisted as chair and a long list of committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Joseph O. Purdue
South Portland
P. M. Olm
Kennebec
John Grindell
Francis McPherson
Carl Albee
Laiires’ Aid
Charles E. Plaisted
Low
Plaisted
Langdon T. Snipe
Allen M. Irish
Clarence W. Morse
Elmer D Hodgkins
Arthur K. Purington
Tooled Leather Topic At Woolwich Farm Bureau Meeting
Mrs. Henry Cooper hosted Nequasset Farm Bureau on Wednesday with thirty members present to discuss Tooled Leather. Attendees practiced crafting on a billfold and six coin purses and planned a chicken supper and play for Mont Sweag Grange Hall next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cooper
Woolwich
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Montsweag Grange Hall
Farm Bureau
Charles R. Farnham
Bath
Hortense Welch
Auburn
Farnham
Carolyn Wing
Maurice T. Hathorne
John W. Brown
Daisy Wilson
Loring K. Soule
Bureau
Edward Shaw
Henry T. Dubar
James A. Colby
Duncan MclIntosh
Edgar Hunnewell
Costello P. Hall
John Brown
Percy D. Marston
Flora Storey
Lowell Brown
Asa Hathorne
Alton Berry
Merle Jameson
Dromore Farm Bureau Sets Friday Meeting
Dromore Farm Bureau will meet Friday at 10 in Dromore Grange Hall with Hortense Welch from Auburn leading a Know Your Grocers session. A new list of members for the upcoming year includes many local women plus several新 names in the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore
Isa McIntire
Clara Oliver
Linda Perry
Lillian Perry
Annie Percy
Myrtle Pye
Harriet Pye
Carrie Pye
Eva Rogers
Belle Sawyer
Gertrude Small
Ruth Trask
Elinor Thomas
Albertha Williams
Emily Williams
Carrie Wyman
Bertha—Wyme
Kezar Falls Woman Raises Nine Bottle-fed Pigs
Mrs. A. C. Gilbert of Kezar Falls rears nine piglets in her home after the sow could not care for them. Each piglet has its own bottle and receives feeding every two hours, with Mrs. Gilbert tending to their needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Gilbert
Kezar Falls
Oracle in a gale as the Sea King arrives homeward
The Oracle and Sea King set sail from New York and California to Cape Horn in harsh conditions. A hurricane strikes on March fourth into the fifth, tearing sails, flooding cabins, and testing crew endurance before the ship's fate is decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo'sun
Mr. Beverage
Howse
Bo-sun
Sea King
Lime Point
Point Bonita
Hume
Beverage
Mizzen
Mr. Hume
New York
San Francisco
Maury
Tesair Tucker
South Atlantic
Cape Horn
California Alta
Oracle
Mission Rock
Wiggins
Ate
Mr. Bevergee
Mr. Hime
Canada
Morrison
Captain Morrison
Skowhegan Women's Club Opens 51st Year With Talks
The Skowheran Woman's club launched its 51st yearly program with the Directors' tea. Florence Waugh Danforth spoke on The Maine Federation at Poland Spring, and Olive L. Wakefield presented China Old and New Extracts from an Unwritten Diary. Dr. Paul Wakefield and wife are authorities on Chinese history and customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skowheran Woman's Club
Florence Waugh Danforth
Maine Federation
Poland Spring
China
Olive L. Wakefield
Paul Wakefield
Central Maine
Fairfield
Wakefield
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Dike P.T.A
L. T Atwood
L. F.” Atwood
Phyllis Rockwell
Gorham
Normal School
Harry B. Briggs, Jr
Bath Iron Works
College Towns
Scrapper
Cyclone
Western Avenue
Court Street
Board of Highways and Sewers
Dummer Court
Committee On Public Buildings
Bathe Bruste Co
Bath National Bank
First National Bank
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Russell Street
Telephone Company
Board of Education
Harold E. Armes
Irving Barter
Waterstreet
Harold P. Small
Ellery E. Whittemore
Deering
Day
Hart
Masque and Gown Society
B. J.1
Margaret Hines
Lewiston
Philip G. Parker
Society
The
College Players
Nequasset Bureau
Capt
Omar J. Humphrey
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