Blasting As Main Street Widening Begins In Village
State road crew starts rock blasting to widen the main street at the junction with the mill road. Work faces hard ledge and will improve traffic flow. Community events include a village meeting, women’s club activities, and a weekly fireside group with prizes and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorbe
Kezers
Helen
Meith
Walnewday
Mere
Leon
Regelar
Webber
Reberia Matson
Krank Lerry
Winfield
Lisle
Sire Morgan
Mere Sober
Die Wolfe
Charle Ko Peebbe
Otmar C. Derry
Mies Marien Vearfseth
Dretmere Vronce
Tressay
Pete Lengel
Mata
Edith
Wleneconee
Civh
Marion Moree
Selon GG. Morse
Hhr
Kittery Navy Yard
Tenkins
Freeman WH. Merritt
Merritt
Bath Woman Dies in House of Birth at 92
Lucy M. Hughes 92 widow of John Hughes died Tuesday at her Bath home 558 Washington street where she had lived all her life. She taught in Bath after attending Rhode Island Normal School Providence and later married in 1861. Survivors include two sons Admiral Charles F. Hughes and J Edward Hughes, two grandsons Arthur Hughes Sydney Hughes, and granddaughter Louise Pimtz. Funeral plans pending Admiral Hughes arrival from the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lucy M. Hughes
John Hughes
Washington Street
Ephram
Jane Robinson
Lath
Rhode Isdand Normal School
Providence
Weeks Street
James Werkins
Baton
Aramede Sr. Tarbox
Wollason
Mass
J. Edward Hughes
Bath Trust
Charles F. Hughes
United States
Arthur W. Hughes
Portland
Sydney
Hughes
Ree
N.Y
Louise Pimtz
Chevy Chase
Admiral Hughes
Pacific East
Vermin and women at Keewee sale in Woolwich
A historic Woolwich event notes a community sale with a large crowd, donations of food, and an auction led by Mrs Nesters and Mrs Wright. The piece lists many town residents and visitors, details social calls, meals, and church activities around the sale day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermin
Hiisiary
Rae
Cal
Curdeer
Sontan Wright
Amie Ciel
Yoertesonec Tieal
Charice
Farm Bureau Women Discuss Footwear and Posture
The Woolwich Farm Bureau group met at Mrs L. Peers Day Ferry on November 2% with 20 members and several visitors. Home demonstrator Welch lectured on correct footwear and posture. posters were shown and copies of exercises were distributed. Mix Webb spoke on posture in the afternoon and exercises offered light amusement. next meeting planned at the Contes hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Farm Bureau
L. €. Peers
Ferry
Mées« Welch
Minx Webb
Mixx Welch
Contes
Gardiner Busy in Campaign Events Across Maine
Col Gardiner William Tudor Gardiner of Augusta spoke at the Athenaeum club luncheon in Hotel Phoenix as he campaigns for the Republican gubernatorial nomination to be decided at the June primaries. He addressed Madison women’s club American Legion and auxiliary at Dover-Foxcroft and attended the Maine Market Exhibition in Portland. He then planned visits to Skowhegan Lewiston Livermore Falls and WoHarbor with next week’s schedule including Woolwich Community club on Nov 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tudor Gardiner
Augusta
Ath Morary Club
Hotel Phoenix
Madison
Wosean'’s Club
American Legion and
Dover-Foxcroft
Maine
Portland
Skowhegan
Lewiston
Livermore Falls
Cutting Away Bushes on Georgetown Roadsides
Georgetown reports town workers cut back roadside bushes and burn fallen leaves to clear gutters and widen the passage for water. The plan, used in many towns, reduces encroachment and improves road safety, especially by autumn before winter and spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Nequasset Farm Bureau to Meet at Mrs Ha thorne Home
The Nequasset Farm Bureau will meet at the home of Mrs Waldo Ha thorne on Monday November 14. The subject of the meeting will be Christmas suggestions. Mr and Mrs Sewall W Percy and daughters Virginia and Anna of Portland visited Bath on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaward Creetcor
Thre
Breemysttal
Ionineham
Williams
Sin
William Wens
Ancie Mannewelhee
Sohn Carter
Cyrie
Gertrude
Livermere
Caurter
Mere
Merwlag
New
Christeaas
Zuel
Samuel Voalley
Neauasset
Ami Mire
George Shaw
Montaweax
Fred Sonle
Wises Scot
Montawesx
Re. Enseniz Nusneweli
Vieslay
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Waldo Hathorne
Sewall W. Percy
Virginia and
Anna of
Portland
Bath
Cow Party at Bowdoinham Farm Forms Association
A Bowdoinham farm cow party harvests a new Guernsey breeders association. Horace Millay leads the effort with farmer families, addressing records and feed, and the group votes to organize a county association and seek a statewide meeting during Farmers Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham Farm
Guernsey
Twin Counties
Farm of Millay Brothers
George Lard
Phe New
Isda
Tad Amet
Augusti Tose
Congress Square
Gom, Khiteh
Faimington
Foster
TE AL Bowie
Lishen Beins
Kenabee
Central Maine
York County
State Association
Orono
York
Cumberland
Lincoln
Frankli
Somerset
Oxford
Walde
Tot
Golden Rule Sunday Observance on Dec. 4
Golden Rule Sunday has been announced for December 4 with observances planned by Near East Relief supporters. Maine churches organize programs and dinners to raise funds for Near East Relief, backed by approval from World Education Association and Maine Christian Endeavor Association. Charles H. Emmons and William Jessop will tour Maine towns to promote the observance, with exhibitions and sales of Near East Industries in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
World Education Assocation
Toronto
Maine Christian Endeavor Association
Portland
Augustus O. Thomas
William Jessop
Near Relief
Charles H. Emmons
Mmn
Jessop
Waterville
Howton
Presqué Isle
Caribou
Tangor
Fryeburg
Rumford
Witson
Livermore Falls
Neckland
Mrs. Jessop
Bangor
Skowhegan
Old Town
Madison
Mrs Kate Marks Dies After Short Illness At 706 Washington
Kate Marks 75 wife of Thomas W. Marks died Sunday afternoon at 2 at home 706 Washington street after a brief illness. Born in Hull England she came to Bath about 80 years ago. Survived by husband two sons W Percy Marks Bath and Leonard Marks West Orange NJ a daughter Mrs William Harwood Boston and a granddaughter Miss Dorothy Welch Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Marks
Thomas W. Marks
Washington Street
Hull
Eng
Vath
W. Percy Marks
Leonard Marks
West Orenge
N. J
William Harwood
Noston
Dorothy Welch
Bath
Funeral Services Held for Miss Caroline F Snow
Funeral services for Miss Caroline F Snow were held Sunday afternoon at 1069 1 Street with Rev. Weston I Holman of Beacon Street Methodist Church officiating. A large display of flowers accompanied the ceremony. Bearers included Delmar Batess, Charles Curtis, William Perry and Fad ward Coombs. Burial followed at Oak Grove. Mr and Mrs Wilmot Hall of Port Ford and Augusta were in the city on Wednesday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline F. Snow
Weston I. Holman
Beacon Street
Mrs. Wilmot Hall
Portford End
Augusta
City
Quarantine at Koehling Home in Sebasco Amid Illness
The Koehling residence in Sebasco is under quarantine for infantile paralysis as local residents cope with illnesses and unrelated summer travel. Several town figures, including Mrs. George Penn and various families, were noted visiting or returning from nearby areas while others commuted, visited banks, or planned house repairs.
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Charles Koehling
Sebasco
Raymond Stanley
Stanley
George Penn
US Point
New York
Pease
Boston
Warren Ryan
Byron
Waltham
Jel Walehiten
Seburce
Nellie Derry
Bias Pati Clix
Mas
Alton
Parker Ppond
Fia
Waterown
Mauss
Eal al Ruere
Megic AN
Suse
Mills
Arline Barbour
Seave Deon
Alex J. Coffin
Bath
Elmer Flbbe Os
Eleanor Aat
Ral Sorensen
Rayanond
Revere
Mar
Mibridge Morse
Darko Tread
Oease Od Brookive
N.Y
Parker Lowers
Phippsburg
Kennebec
Dhe Carles
George Th. Tagalls
Piteh Dine Hith
Thippsburg
Chemie
Chase
Pfon
William PR
James E. Percy
North Bergen
Anthony Thomas
Eric Carlson
M. BE. Wilbur
Wialsun
Ora Hallett
Parker Head
Bath City Hospital
Freemean Co Bowker
James BK. Perry
Meadowbrook
V. Mineto Duive
Roxbury
Matss
Walter Small
Toston
Henry Minott
Alice
Poethind
Open Evening at Morse High Sees 200 plus Visitors
More than two hundred parents and citizens attended Morse High School for an open evening in observance of National Education Week. Principal Arthur B B Scott praised the turnout as teachers and students demonstrated routine classes and activities across Manual Training Mechanical Drawing Domestic Science and other subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Jvdred
Arthur BB. Scott
Board of Education
Clinton TD. Wilson
Arthur TR. Scott
Inpeley
Newvell Elected to Bath Trust Company Board
At a trustees meeting The Bath Trust Co. unanimously elected William S Newvell to the Board. Andrew Savage is visiting friends in this city after leaving Sumner in Waldoboro and plans to spend the winter in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustees of
The
Bath Trust Co
William S Newvell
Andrew Savage
Sumner
Waldoboro
Montreal
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Qkuwy
Woolwich
Col
Farm Bureau
Col. Gardiner
Millay Brothers
Bowdeinhaas
Nedia
Millay Herd
Warhot
Horace Millay
Canfis
Suisse
Guernuseye
Nelia
Prince of Millay
Cornelia of Millays
Nebin
Gardiner
Millay
Tle Wae
Fis Millay
Ife
Old Place
Progressive Orange Hall
Grange
V. W. Conham
Sercultural
Sun- Journal
Cunmuings
Peterborn
N. IL
Advanced Register Department
American Guernsey Association
Rhe Aney
Cummings
Uternseyvs
Canham
Meet
L.F.” Atwood
L. F. Medicine CO
Mrs
Miss Snow
John Wallace
Newell
Bath Savings Institution
Fred Tiggins
West 9
Penni Eines
Phamrsday
Dorothy Perkins
Keegan
Town Aid
Winter Street
Allies Varney
Charles Hm. Piaisted
Sanuel BR
Percy
Mes. Edwards OB. Smith
Bessie Lie
Maxwell Powers
T. W. Pease
Allen M. Irish
Pred PL Emmons
Winnie Dar
Wiscasser
Moin Council
Ramona
Wisessset Council
Ramonaoon
Fireman's Association
Baxter Hall
Scott Morse
Mrs. Pierce
Re i. Stover
Levi ‘Tl ‘Thompson
Boeby
Maura Foster
Fred Chirk
West Bath
J. B. Neiley
Broad Street
Ibath
N. AL Cushman
Mr Cushman
Jere Ee Heerlen Teuge
Tie
Caase
Shepard
Washington
Shepard Streets
Shepard Tavern
Solar Todwe
Masonis
Talo Atkins
Kennebeen
Deans
Weaan
Stoeer
David Rieh
North Bath
Ecelor
St. Lawrence
George Seibert
Frances D. Lane
Webber Lumber & Supply CO
Fitchburg, Mass
Ries al
Alaska
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