Community notes and visits in town and area
Reports show various visitors and residents in town including Mr and Mrs A Pinkham, Miss Mary Misti, Miss Arther Hayes and others. Attendees at a meeting included Mrs Lela Dowglas and Sanat Wasthe sa family, with seven visitors present. Several locals traveled to Canada and Portland for visits or events, and wrestling match attendance noted in Portland.
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Conn
Emerson-Lane Brown
J. W. Ranciette
W. F Dunham
Soy
Hall
Lela Dowglas
Arther Hayes
Sanat
Amd
Mies
Charlies
Sarudey
Wick
Chartes
Alvsh Campbell
Litechfield Corner
Chastes
Millard Wade
Canada
A. Pinkham
Seth Watseem
Daughtes
Augusta
Atthes Terrill
John Pinkham
Archler Terriff
Elwin Silver
Robert Wilks
Waterville
Pranklyn Wright
Bath
Sth Watson
HL. Sugden
Lawrence Bond
Mary Misti
Bowderstiism
Guy Farnhan
Arterl Allen
Portland
Town
Local Social Notes and Updates in Bath Area
The Bath community reports visitors and guests including Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Seward Emmons of Wes and Mr. Todd of Melrose Highlands with business ties. Births cited include Shiisey Lee to Mrs. Edwin Taft on Nov 4 at Bath City hospital, and a baby girl to Mrs. Everett D Stevens. Repairs progress on Mrs. Heald’s house. a new gasoline-pump foundation is noted on WC.
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de Anhoes
E. C
Seward E. Emmons
Wes
Roweoe
Todd
Warren
Melrose Highlands
Mass
H B. Crosby
Emmett Heald
Bath
M&m Trafion
WB Heald
Shisiey Lee
Bath Cry Hospital
North Sde
W. C
Wintering in Bath and Westport Public Notices
Mrs Piera and Mr Jewett traveled to New York City last Wednesday to spend the winter with sister Mrs Annie Pameles. Mr and Mrs Robert Greeleal of Westport were in Bath on the same day for a visit.
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Piera
Jewett
York City
Annie Pameles
Robert Greesleal
Westport
Bath
Red Cross value shared with Rotary members
The report describes Red Cross work over the past year with Bath Mex Henry conducting eye exams for 252 babies and attending 10 309 cases. The speaker urges Rotary clubs to expand participation and mentions a Sunday afternoon meeting with Mayor Caw as a guest.
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Bath
Henry
West Bath Grangers to Stage Dance in Augusta
Herbert G. Cavanaugh and Mrs FP Wil announce a West Bath Grange dance in Augusta on December 5 and 6. The program features a tableau O'4 Glory by Mrs Albert F McFadden with Miss Christine Hanscom and Mrs Eva L Fulton, readings by Charles T Henderson and others, a singing of Old Glory, and dancing with Edwin W Haggott at the piano.
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Herbert G. Cavanaugh
Wilstate Grange
Augusta
Albert F. McFadden
Christine Hanscom
Eva L. Fulton
Harold Freeman
Herbert Simpson
George Booker
Charles T. Henderson
Henderson
Joseph RB. Oliver
Catherine H Emmons
Almena A. Jaques
Bernard Henderson
Edwin W. Haggett
Drum Corps to Join in Morse Brunswick Parade
Roland Smith poll A L drum corps will march with Morse high school and alumni in a parade Thursday evening for the Morse Brunswick football game rally. The route follows Morse High School High Center Front Oak Lincoln and Gay night to Kelley field with city and school leaders marching.
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Roland Smith Poll
A. L
Morse High Siu Gert
Morse-Brunswick
Morse High School
Oak Street
Lincoln and Gay
Kelley Field
Oiton D. Wilson
Arthur B. Scott
Allan Spear
Edwin E. Pinon
Alden G. Smith
Harold P Small
Max Coombs
Fair and Baby Show at Woolwich Grange
Woolwich grange hall hosts a fair and baby show on Thursday with a chicken supper at 6 pm and a three act rural program. Cast includes Aaron Flick Frank Metcalf Wilbur Meriden Albert Bailey Clarence Green William Bradford Mrs Rosie Berry Nellie Dowling Gladys Meriden Annie Neider Girl in Red Rachel Bradford Little Boy and Girl Performers listed with names. A sin piece orchestra will furnish the music.
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Woolwich Grange Hall
Aaron Flick
Frank Metcalf
Wilbur Meriden
Albert Bailey
Clarence Green
William Bradford
Rosie Berry
Nellie Dowling
Gladys Meriden
Annie Neider
Rachel Bradford
Sadie Neider
Odd Water Tragedy Incomplete Bird Rescue
An excerpted report describes a water incident where the party long vigil failed to reach the bird in time. Two rowers reached the site to find a seabird entangled and struggling in the water, a monk and hunter involved, and a four foot fish removed before the bird freed itself.
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Sith
Fire Engulfs Truck as Load Burns Near Wall
A truck fire erupted after striking a wall and igniting the cargo. Flames exploded from the top as the vehicle passed, with the blaze spreading quickly before firefighters contained the inferno.
Five Islands Social Notes and Local Visitors
Five Islands residents and guests are listed with travels and visits across Bath Portland and nearby towns. Names include the Rowes MacMahan Blaisdell Stevens Pinkham and Campbell families with extended relations at Bath Brackett and Robinhood. Weekend guests and shoppers reflect a busy community social calendar.
Bath Woman Speaks On P T A Work At Bowdoinham School
Mrs. Leroy F. Colby, Maine Congress P T A publicity chair, spoke at Bowdoinham Coombs High School on Wednesday night about selling the P T A to the community. She outlined the organization’s aims to promote child welfare and better home life, stressing publicity essential to public understanding.
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Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Leroy F. Colby
Boondoingham P. T. A
Coombs High School
A. E. Winship
Journal of Education
Parent Teacher Association
America
Ladder Theft from Biddeford Painters
Two men in a car asked the Painch and Paint Co to borrow a ladder while painting the Christchurch rectory on Crescent Street in Biddeford. The painters refused, but the men took the ladder anyway and drove off, leaving the workers on the roof.
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The
Painch and Paint Co
Biddeford
Christchurch
Crescent Street
Maine Mountain Trails Linked to Maine Through Route
The 2100 mile Appalachian Trail from Mount Katahdin to Georgia gains a decisive Maine link. Myron Avery leads a Maine survey. 32 miles opened north of Blanchard toward Pleasant River and a plan to finish the remaining 90 miles next summer. Funding from New England Trail Conference and Maine Development Commission supports crossing the Chairback range.
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Mount Katahdin
Maine
Georgia
Myron H. Avery
Avery
United States Shipping Board
Washington
Appalachian Trail Conference
Potomac Appalachian Trail Club, Inc
Katahdin
Mount Bigelow
Blanchard
Pleasant River
Pleasant River West Branch
Dead River
Benton Mackaye
Greene
New York
Tim
Kennebec
Piscataquis
Arthur C. Comey
New England Trail Conference
Myron Avery
Comey
State Forestry Department
Walter D. Greene
Sebec Lake
Piscataquis River
Pleasant River Gulf
Little Wilson Falls
Nesowadnehunk
Cooper Brook
Mary Nahmakanta
Rainbow Lakes
Pleasant
Moxie
Bald
Boarstone
Barren
Columbus
Chairback
Boardman Mountains
Baker
White Cap
Jo Mary
New England
Maine Development Commission
Lyman Davis
Maine Fire and
Spruce Gum King
Harry Davis
Monson
Bait Quality and Herring Abundance Rise in Bay of Fundy
Fishermen prize fat bait and pay well for it. Herring have long been valued as prime bait, especially near Bay of Fundy and Pastamaquoddy Bay where large schools occur. Dr Huntsman of St Andrews Fisheries Station attributes this to the Mixing Bowl whirlpools from Deer Island to Dog Island enhancing food supply for sardines.
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Bay of Fundy
Pastamaquoddy Bay
Huntsman
St. Andrews
Deer Island
N. B
Dog Island
Armistice Day dances moved to Saturday at gym
To avoid Armistice Day conflicts, the Cong Cue dance scheduled for Friday night November 11 was held Saturday evening in the gym. Music by Dubie Elvin and his Aces. Richard Braley chaired the dance committee with Jacqueline Pelletier and Richard Healey assisting. Seniors with top Cue drive subscription payments were admitted free.
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Dubie Elvin
Aces
Richard Braley
Jacqueline Pelletier
Richard Healey
Frogs Swim in Lewiston Pond Amid Unseasonal Warmth
Sexton 1 Sorees Ozcar Sawyer in Lewiston reports a pond near his residence hosting about a hundred pollywogs among lily pads and water plants. The warm spell kept surface water saturated and hinted at an early spring.
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Sexton
Conical
Lewiston
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