Winnegance Social Club Adopts Permanent Organization
Winnegance residents form a permanent social club at the new clubhouse after months of work. officers elected for one to three years include President Harry C. Webber and Treasurer Otnexs Co Perry. membership costs $1 with 60 cent monthly dues. facility rules restrict access to male residents over 16 in the Winneganee district and prohibit intoxication, gambling, or Sunday games. The club plans a winter carnival with Bath’s Pine Tree Outing Club and hosts an informal opening with games and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance Social Club
Harry C. Webber
S.A. Small
Walter Morse
Otnexs Co Perry
Charles EB. Thewitt
Walter ©. Perrys
John G. Morse
Frank Perrys
LS Torker Morse
Joseph 2. McCutcheon
House Committee
Skebert P. Manson
Albert Morse
Winneganee
Pine Tree Outing Club of
Bath
Herbert Russell
Mount Washington
Bretton Woods
N. HS
Charles Merry
Rrussell
Dromore Grange
Grange
Milton T. Morse
Olney C. Perry
Adsims
Cedric Reynolds
Small Point
Timber Island
Winnegenee
The
Hunters Pursue Wounded Deer In County Woods
Gunners chase a wounded deer across the county after Fred Wilson reportedly shot and broke his leg while hunting in Arrowsie on Tuesday. A Westport crossing and Bath departure followed as a party pursued the animal Wednesday morning. The rest of the text notes hunting, a long list of names, and a local minstrel show at Morse High with Miss Myrna Avery's orchestra scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wilson
Arrowsie
Westport
Bath
George B. Drake
Texas Steamship Co
Alr
Weber
Frederick Patton
William PD
Richred
George Quicksall
Otis Township
al Ridley
Morse High Assembly Hall
The
Athletic Association
Myrna Avery
Woolwich Red Cross drives annual subscriptions in town
From Armistice day until November 24 the American Red Cross seeks Woolwich subscriptions with 50 cents of each dollar staying for town service. Payments to Miss Laura Farnham or Red Cross members at door. Local donations include former residents funding Woolwich appeals.
Verification of Savings Pass Books in Bath Area
The State Banking Department begins a three year pass book verification for savings depositors in Bath Brunswick Wiscasset and Boothbay Harbor. Depositors must present or mail pass books to Bath Savings Institution Bath Trust Company Brunswick Savings Institution Topsham Brunswick Cent Savings Bank Lincoln County Yoast Company Wiscasset and Foothbay Savings Bank by November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Vas
Bath
Brunswick
Wiscasset
Seoothbay Harbor
Fred B. Lawrence
Bath Savings Institution
Bath Trust Company
Brunswick Savings Institution
Topsham & Brunswick 'S Cent Savings Bank
Lincoln County Yoast Company
Dresden Notes on Local Visits and School Itinerary
Mrs. John Lilly visited sister Mrs. Edith Lilly while Miss Margaret Pushard was unavailable to teach two days last week and now teaches on river road. Mrs. Lynna Pushard taught in Newcastle and returned home for the weekend. Glenwood Siegard from Sagadahoe Ferry visited town a day last week. A baked bean supper and play at the Methodist church Saturday night drew ample attendance with proceeds over R20. Mrs. Nellie Lilly visited Mrs. Mantle Wharf Saturday. Herbert Tarbox, recently with Mr. Manson of Mast Pittston, returned home Friday and was bedbound by illness but is now able to go out. Lake Nequasset’s water level remained near last week’s reading, dropping a bit, and is expected to hold with fall rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Colson
Herbert W. Cutting
Dromore
Sherman
Morse
Sherman L. Morse
Miami
Fla
Georgetown
S.C
Hon
Elwell
Crosby
Path
Phoebe Crosby
Kenneter Navigation Co
Walter Rogers
Percy Morse
Rogers
Joseph BB. McCutcheon
Winneganee
Alton
Edgar Oliver
Kennebec
Mill Pond
Squaw
Bath
Hayden Conant
Spring
Washington Streets
Pickard House
Fred L. Parks
Lillian
Brunswick
Thomas Oliver
Bridge
Leon Pennell
Harry (. Williams
Ernest Rogers
Pauline
John
Small Point
Alfred Oliver
Ray Oliver
Boston
Harry. Williams
Eugene Spinney
Hockomock
Capt
Cosa
Walter Marco
Texas Yard
Annie Purington
Thatcher Pinkham
Pine Street
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Joseph DB. McCutcheon
George L. Rogers
Bridge Hall
Phillip Reynolds
Washington County
Frank Talbot
Dridge Hall
Tie
Winnegance
John Lilly
Edith Lilly
Margaret Pushard
Lynna Pushard
Newcastle
Glenwood Siegard
Sagadahoe Ferry
Nellie Lilly
Mantle Wharf
Herbert Tarbox
Manson
Mast Pittston
Christmas Mail for Service Men Urges Early Sending
Postmaster Henry W. Owen Jr urges sending Christmas parcels early for sailors. The U S Alameda will carry Europe bound mail leaving Hampton Roads Nov 26, with arrival at Hampton Roads Naval Base by Nov 25. The U S Newport News sails from Mare Island for Pearl Harbor Guam and Cavite on Nov 20, with mail to San Francisco by Nov 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Owen, Jr
European
U. S. Alameda
Hampton Roads
Denby
Navy
Hampton Roads Naval Base
Pacific
Newport News
Mare Island
Pearl Harbor
Guam
Cavite
San Francisco
Morse High football season ends with mixed results
Morse High ended its football season with four losses, three early and a one point defeat to Thornton Academy. After midseason Morse improved, winning two and tying two, with a 44 to 0 victory over Cony and a 7 to 40 defeat to Thornton in the listed scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Thornton Academy
Thornton
South Portland
Westbrooken
Edward Little
Cony
Lincoln Academy
Biddeford
G Thornton Academy
Rockland
Depositors Must Present Pass Books for Bank Verification
The Banking Department begins its regular examination of pass books for all state banks and asks savings depositors at Bath Savings Institution Bath Trust Company Brunswick Savings Institution Topsham Brunswick 25 Cent Savings Bank Lincoln County Trust Company and Boothbay Savings Bank to present or mail books for verification by November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIL Savings TI
Bath Savings’ Institution
Bath Trust Company
Brunswick Savings Institution
Topsham & Brunswick 25 Cent Savings Bank
Lincoln County Trust Company
Boothbay Savings Bank
Mrs Lizzie M Emery dies after weeklong illness
Mrs Lizzie M Emery 69 wife of Virgil S Emery died Monday after a week of illness. A Bath native and Bath High School graduate class of 1871 she supported local schools. She attended Winter Street church and is survived by her husband and son Clarence Emery of Waterville and half brother Herbert Hodgkins of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie M. Emery
Virgil S’. Emery
Mrs. Emery
Bath
Ephrism
Mary Elizabeth Harding
Old
Bath High School
Emery
Winter Street
Board of Assessors
Clarence Hh, Omery
Waterville
Herbert Hodgkins
Mrs Sarah E Rogers Widow of Nathaniel F Rogers
Mrs Sarah FE Rogers widow of Nathaniel F Rogers of Brunswick died Friday after a long illness at her son Herbert W Rogers home in Whiskeay. She was born in Hallowell daughter of Moses and Betsy Parsons educated in local schools and moved to Brunswick in 1865 then to Bath in 1920. Survived by five sons Charles II Bath George W Peacedale Edwin A Brunswick Albion N Portland Tierbert W Bath and one daughter Mrs Holman Alexander Brunswick. 15 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She was a member of Dirigo Grange Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah FE. Rogers
Nathaniel F. Rogers
Brunswick
Herbert W. Rogers
Rogers
Hallowell
Moses
Betsy Parsons
Bath
Dirigo Grange
Charles II
George W
Peacedale
Edwin A
Albion N
Portland
Tierbert W. Rogers
Holman Alexander
Funeral of Mrs. Sarah E. Rogers in Brunswick
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah E. Rogers widow of Nathaniel P. Rogers took place Sunday at 45 at her son's home Herbert W. Rogers in Whiskeay officiated by Rev. Omar W. Folsom. Bearers were George Prince Herbert Snow Peter Cushing and Mr. Berry of Brunswick. Burial followed at New Meadows cemetery East Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Rogers
Nathaniel P. Rogers
Brunswick
Herbert W. Rogers
Omar W. Folsom
Winter Street Congregational Church
George Prince
Herbert Snow
Peter Cushing
Mr. Berry
New Meadows Cemetery
East Brunswick
Morse High JuniorsChoose Social Committee Members
At Morse High the Junior class elected John Hayes to the social committee replacing Katharine Stinson Plummer. Juniors and Seniors will debate soon with Juniors led by Robert Boom and Warren D. Oliver handling details and Seniors committee members James Hanson George Acheson and Evelyn Oliver. The seniors support restricting European immigration and the Juniors will choose their side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
John Hayes
Katherine Stinson Plummer
Robert Boom
Warren D. Oliver
James Hanson
George Acheson
Evelyn Oliver
Unity Guild First Baptist church banquet
The Unity guild of the First Baptist church held its annual banquet Tuesday night in the vestry. Twenty one members attended and were served chicken salad rolls coffee ice cream and cake. Games and music followed. The committee consisted of Mrs Lloyd Daley Mrs A J Dunton Mrs Herbert Cavanaugh and Miss Vera Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Guild of the First Baptist Church
Lloyd Daley
A. J. Dunton
Herbert Cavanaugh l
Vera Brown
Phippsburg News Roundup of Local Happenings
The Center school closed for a week long vacation. Misa Russell leaves Winter term for Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Bowker plan winter with the Percys on High Street. Timothy Perry suffers asthma attack. Frank Allegrin damages his auto on route to town. James Perry sells a cow to West Bath buyers. The Merritts return from New York. William Oliver to move into Henry Lowell house at Ashdale. A. J. Coffin Jr. shot a deer near the Berry place. Mrs. Belle Wallace visits Basin. Mrs. John Murphy of Portland, formerly Sebasco, dies of pneumonia. funeral at Basin Peninsula Church. County commissioners visit for WPopham Beach Phippsburg road survey. Margaret Perry returns from Portland. Rev. Joseph Richardson shingles Maria Harris’s Basin house. Delia Silva, Sebasco nurse, home after years in Massachusetts. Nellie Perry of Brunswick home for weekend. Mrs. Harry M. Melntire visits Mountain View Farm. surprise party for Mrs. Melntire at Mountain View Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Russell
Portland
Bowker
W. V. Percy
High Street
Timothy B. Perry
Frank Allegrin
James
Perry
West Bath
Freeman
Merritt
New York
William S. Oliver
Bath
Small Point
Henry Lowell
Ashdale
A. J. Coffin, Jr
Erry Place
Belle Wallace
J. S. Eastman
John Murphy
Sebasco
Penecostal Church
The
Basin
Joseph Richardson
Wpopham Beach
Phippsburg
Margaret Perry
Maria Harris
Delia Silva
Massachusetts
Nellie Perry
Brunswick
Harry M. Melntire
William E. Melntire
Mountain View Farm
H. M. Melntire
Bath Chamber Considers Boom Maine Meeting
Bath Chamber of Commerce directors discuss a potential Boom Maine meeting with the State Chamber and appoint a committee to coordinate dates. They pay tribute to Lewis B. Swett, longtime member, note plans to seek new Bath industries, thank supporters of the Boys and Girls clubs visit, and review the board's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Maine
Bath
Lewis B. Swett
Lewis DB. Swett
Ile
Jackson
Messrs
Chase
Burke
Beerwort
Crosman
Desmond
Harriman
Dunton
Shaw
Hockomock Ferry Delayed by Gale at Woolwich
State ferryboat Hockomock with Capt Charles Dingley struggled Saturday afternoon to swing from its slip toward the north dock due to a strong northwest gale. The delay stopped regular trips for over an hour as 16 autos and five horse teams queued on the Bath side awaiting passage. No grounding was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockomock
Charles Dingley
Woolwich
Bath
This Month and Catarrh
This month catarrh worsens due to sudden weather changes and clothing choices. Catarrh is linked to scrofula and consumption, a wasting disease. Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to eradicate scrofula and relieve catarrh, aiding prevention of consumption. Sometimes a gentle laxative is also advised with Hood's Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hood
Milk Producers District Meeting in Richmond Discusses Dairy Prices
Farmers in Sagadahoc district of the New England Milk Producers association are invited to the annual district meeting in Richmond on Wednesday November 16 at 1 30 pm Curtis hall. Assistant Manager W D P Davis will discuss surplus milk prices and dairy industry outlook amid national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Richmond
Curtis Hall
W. D P. Davis
Central Association
New England
Davis
American Farm Bureau
Richard Pattee
New England Association
Tis
Maine
Fred ©. Warner
Sagadatoe
Bath
Dowdeinham
Freeport
Topsham
Woolwich
TL. ST. Lamoreau
W. M. Dingley
Gardiner
VO Fapners
Charles P Wetherbee Back From West Coast
Charles P. Wetherbee vice president and general manager of Bath Tron Works Ltd returns from the Pacific coast with Mrs Wetherbee and son George. They visited San Bernardino Long Beach and Los Angeles and met several former Bath residents including Oxenar C Rogers Hollis Cooley Henry D Bacon and Karl Yon Ba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Wetherbee
Bath Tron Works, Ltd
Pacific Coast
Wetherbee
George
Reading Mass
Mexico
Oxenar C. Rogers
Bath
San Bernadino
Hollis Cooley
Commander Cooley
Long Beach
Henry D. Bacon
Los Angeles
Karl Yon
Man Returns to Industry After Bath Ties
Former Bath resident Mr. Von Ba- Inin has joined the Union Oil Company of Los Angeles and is now working in the oil industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Bath People
von Ba- Inin
The
Union Oil Co
Los Angeles
Central Church Special Service Honors Armistice Day
The Central Church held a special Sunday service in observance of Armistice Day and the forthcoming conference on armament limits. The program featured a varied music order with hymns by Croft Warren and selections by Ward Stephens and Stults, concluding with the postlude Marche Salome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
J. Lemans
Horatio Walker
W. Croft
Dudley Luck
Miss Oliver
Mrs. Appleton
Mr. Wood
Mr. Shaw
Flanders
Ward-Stephens
John Shaw
Paoc Soireen
R. M. Stults
G. W. Warren
Son of God
S. J. Whitney
Marche
Salome
City Council Guests at Mass Meeting
City council members and their wives will be honored at a patriotic mass meeting in the Bath opera house Friday afternoon. Admission tickets for council and municipal department heads and wives are available from City Clerk Albert J. Grassy. Mayor Cahill urges full turnout to honor Roland H. Smith post A. I. for its role in the world war and recalls the armistice celebration three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Opera House
Albert J. Grassy
Cahill
Atend
Roland H. Smith
First Baptist Brotherhood Considers Vestry Remodel
At the First Baptist Church a Brotherhood meeting Friday night discussed creating a men’s room and formed a committee to study remodelling the vestry. The panel includes Arthur J. Dunton William H. White and Alton L. Tripp with 17 attendees. Rev. Ernest M. Holman led with aims of religious education finance and church repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Brotherhood
Arthur J. Dunton
William H. White
Alton L. Tripp
Samuel C. Mulcahy
Ernest M. Holman
Hallowe'en Party At Douglass Home In Bowdoinham
Dor othy and Earl Douglass hosted a Hallowe'en party at their Bowdoinham home on October 31 with music games and fortunes for guests. Mrs N V Harward has returned to Medford from town. Mrs Sarah Elliott plans to spend the winter in village rooms at W F Puring ton. Carlton Jenkins and Frank Long visited Kennebunk recently. Mrs Davis Hatch hosted Ladies' Aid from the New Church on Green Street Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Earl Douglass
N.V. Harward
Medford
Sarah Elliott
W. F. Purington
Carlton Jenkins
Frank Long
Kennebunk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gouraud
FERD
T.hopkins & Son
Gouraud's Oriental
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Laura Farnham
North End
Nequasset
Murphys Corner
Chopps
Moatsweag
John Carter
Tlarriett Hathorne
Mission Baude
Ladies Aid
FF. W. Carlton
Leon Kelly
Belgrade
John Savage
Augusta
Julian Decker
William Blubbard
Eben Dana
George W. Shaw
Meyers Orchestra
Dresden
Charles Smith
Elliot
Harvey T. Bailey
Clayton Stinson
Methodist Church
Cyrus Gilmore
Thomas French and Son
Andover
I. W.carlton
Belgrade Lakes
George Rice
Dennysville
Banking Department
Lake Nequasset
Ace
Morse High Juniors
Chamber
Lena Richardson
T. W. Hyde
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Eva Lemont
Margaret Coleman
Frances Humphreys
Bangor
Mac’ Hallett
Oakland
J. Loyalist Brown
Bowdeinham
Shepley
Porthind
Heather
Thompson Bros
Milk Producers County Meeting
Dairymen
West Coast
Baptist Brotherhood
Bowdoinham Post Road
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