Liquor second most deadly on Maine highways
The Maine Highway Safety report led by Francis J. McCabe shows pedestrians cause 14 of the 21 October highway deaths, with liquor involvement in three fatalities. It warns November and December will bring fog frost and ice requiring careful driving and adherence to safe practices.
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Maine
Francis J. McCabe
Maine State Police
Highway Safety Division
Grim Reaper
Knox County
Pythians Attend Freeport Meeting in Ladies Night
District Deputy Grand Chancellor Frank Danforth and Grand Master at Arms Arthur Gebhard of Bath attended Harraseeket lodge K of P ladies night in Freeport. Two members received life memberships for 50 years of service. An evening of singing, magic, dancing, and supper followed with Acadia lodge planning a future ladies night.
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Frank Danforth
Arthur Gebhard
Bath
Albert Thayer
Monatquot Lodge
Braintree
Mass
Harraseeket Lodge
K. of P
Freeport
Richard Marston
Harraseeker
Bernard Blake
Municipal Court Proceedings Detail Guilty Pleas
Two respondents appeared before Judge Arthur J. Dunton on intoxication charges in municipal court Monday. One faced resisting arrest, with total costs set at 15.30 dollars, while the other paid 5 dollars plus 5.30 costs. Both pleaded guilty. Mrs. Edward J. McMann of 16 Pleasant Street received a surprise shower at Congress Shirt Co., where she works, with gifts of double blankets and a complete sheet and pillowcase set.
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Arthur J. Dunton
Edward J. McMann
Pleasant Street
Wiscasset Church: Millard Sermon and Harvest of News
Large crowd attends First Congregational as Rev George A Millard from Harvard Mass preaches and plays violin. community notes cover visits, marriages, births, Society events, school weeks, and local postings across Wiscasset and neighboring towns.
Red Cross Nurses Attend Rural Health Mission Across Nation
Bath Red Cross leader Harry L. Day announced 675 nurses monthly completed 1,043,954 home visits nationwide in the past year. Nurses aided young mothers, cripples, pneumonia cases, and elderly patients, serving mountain, swamp, forest, and island communities. The Bath chapter also notes 951,639 home hygiene and sick care certificates since 1914. Roll Call runs Nov 11 to Thanksgiving with renewed memberships urged. Stella Dolloff chairs Bath canvas.
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Por
Red Cross
Harry L. Day
Bath Red Cross
Bath
Idaho
Kansas
Louisiana
Maine
Day
Army
Navy
Stella Dolloff
MISS CUNNINGHAM S PUPILS WIN PRIZES
Polly Parson and Theresa Tardiff, daughters of local families, trained by Miss Mary H. Cunningham, won prizes at Waldo Theatre Waldoboro Tuesday evening. The ensemble wore bright costumes and Myrna Avery accompanied on piano as Dorothy Gilchrist Arlene Arsenault Theresa Tardiff Peggy Parson Marguerite Rines Marion Getchell Marion Wagner and Polly Parson performed various dance numbers.
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Polly Parson
Neal Parson
Theresa Tardiff
Philip L. Tardiff
Nichols Street
Mary H. Cunningham
Waldo Theatre
Waldoboro
Myrna Avery
Dorothy Gilchrist
Arlene Arsenault
Peggy Parson
Marguerite Rines
Marion Getchell
Marion Wagner
Special Assembly for Visitors Day at Morse High School
Morse High School hosts a two o clock Thursday visitors day assembly themed Ideal of Democracy and American freedom. Arthur G Staples Maine journalist provides an article on New England while pupils sing read and perform solos and poems. Miss Hester Rose oversees with faculty assist.
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Morse High School
National Education Week
New England
Arthur G. Staples
Maine
Hester Rose
Red Cross Roll Call in West Bath for Armistice to Thanksgiving
West Bath organizes the Annual Roll Call of the Red Cross from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving with Mrs J Everett Mayo as captain and Mrs Loring D Small assisting in the southern town section. Locals and visitors note community support dates and recent social visits while multiple residents report gatherings, illnesses, and home improvements.
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Red Cross
J. Everet Mayo
New England
Loring D Small
Hayden Rogers
Bingham
L. D. Rogers
Jennie Silsby
Green Street
Bath
Everett Mayo
Courtney E. Stover
Joyce
Bates E. Stover
Charlotte Colby
Augusta
Washington
Leslie Cargill
Jeffletton
G. Fmery Ogilvie
J. Everett Mayo
Eugene R Brown
Edwin W. Higgett
Arthur
Harold
W. Elwin Greig
Alpha Booker
Central League to Host Silver Tea Fundraiser
Mrs. Bowen Torrey sponsors a silver tea at her North Street home from 3 to 5 pm on November 16 to benefit Central Church league. The session featured speaker Mrs. William E. Palmer reflecting on Washington DC and Virginia. Upcoming speaker will be Mrs. Carl Y. Kennedy with hostesses Mrs. William H. Small and Mrs. Leonard M. Lord. The League named committees for the annual Christmas sale and supper on December 13 at the parish house, covering Refreshments Dining Room Cooked Food Fish Pond Dolls Candy Greens Gift Apron tables with numerous members listed.
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First Congregational Church
George A. Millard
Harvard
Mass
Millard
Home Office
Gertrude Sortwell
Cambridge
Frances Sortwell
Washington
Kate Perkins
Fort Hill Street
Katheryn Perkins
Rumford
Star Lodge
No. 63
K. of P
Fannie Stone
Frank Stone
Camden
Daniel Adams
Auburn
Benjamin Adams
Union Street
Sidney G. Evans
Edward
Federal Street
Belfast
Vincent Reed
West Roxbury
John Pisher
Fischer Wright
Florida
Lester Brown
Cape Elizabeth
Portland
Lawrence Colby
Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Elle Fowles
Bath
Effie J. Poole
Harriet Jackson
Caroline Pendleton
The
Organ Society
Annie Webber
Massachusetts
Raymond Sherman
Earle Sherman
Clinton
Dorcas Club
Marston's
Henry W. Webb
Highstreet
Alvin Sortwell
Beulah Lamson
Fred Dunton
William Brown
Edgecomb
Hubbard
Corp
Paul E. Bailey
Fort Juan Allen
Nellie Munsey
Alberta Larrabee
Edith Day
Vera Quinnam
Laura Carleton
Nina Fowles
Viola Adams
Nellie Dowling
Margie Monro
Frances Plumstead
Louise Adams
Mary Marston
Martin Burke
Brighon
Mary Ann Killalea
Wis- Cassel
Church of Our Holy Queen of Peace
Boothbay Harbor
C Martin O'Toole
Ested
Wiscasset
High Street
Bowen Torrey
North Street
Central Church League
William E. Palmer
D. C
Virginia
Carl Y. Kennedy
William H. Small
Leonard M. Lord
League
Dora L. Howard
LeRoy Dodge
Arthur W. King
Fish Pond
Reginald Stacy
Harold Hodgkins
Flora C. Bacon
Martha A. Foote
Hiram T. Stevens
George W. Dean
Candy
Horace P. Morse
Luther
Thompson
George Grace
Leon B. Pennell
Edward A. Cummings
Ethel Blake
Gardiner R. Deering
Leslie J. Wald
Alexander MacDonald
Charles Oliver
Eben Dana
Florence I. Sidelinger
Edna Wright
West Bath Red Cross Holds Busy Session
West Bath Red Cross met with two quilts completed and clothing work finished. Dinner was served by Mrs. Earl Donnell Mrs. Morton Baker and Mrs. Henry Adams, as members planned for the Nov 16 meeting and a forthcoming membership drive.
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West Bath
Lincoln Williams
Carlton Andrews
Fred W. Larrabee
Llewellyn D. Rogers
Edwin W. Haggett
Earl C. Donnell
Courtney Stover
Joyce
Milford N. Perham
Janice
George R. Booker
Annie H. Trufant
Harry Peterson
East Brunswick
Owen Rogers
Herbert Simpson
Herbert Paul
North Bath
Governing Board Sets League Details For Season
The governing board of the Church League meets to finalize officiating staff with Alfred Neal to submit alternate referees and timer and scorer approvals. Frank Harvie presides as members review entrance blanks, season tickets, and festive schedule changes for December 24 and the opening on November 22.
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Alfred Neal
Frank Harvie
Wesley
Philip Oliver
League
Francis Gooch
Uptown Theatre
Haref Old Cutting
John Besaw
Wesley Church
Forrest B. Potter
James McQuarrie
Clifton Nickerson
Warren Higgins
Harry Fullerton
George McKellar
Morse Will Broadcast Holiday Grid Game At Kelley Field
Morse high school will use a new public address system on Friday morning at Kelley field to broadcast play by play of the annual holiday game against Brunswick. Principal Horace P. Herrick announced cooperation from New England Tel. & Tel. Co. and Central Maine Power Co. John E. Madden will announce.
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Morse High School
Kelley Field
Morse
Brunswick
Horace P. Herrick
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Central Maine Power Co
North Street
John E. Madden
West Bath Grange Sewing Circle Meets at Comeau Home
Mrs. Melvin L. Comeau hosted the West Bath grange Sewing Circle Tuesday afternoon at 1302 High Street. Attendees planned sewing for the fair on December 16 and tea was served.
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Melvin L. Comeau
High Street
West Bath Grange
Edwin W. Haggett
Frederick B. Kittridge
Charles B. Doyle
Charles, Jr
Herbert Simpson
Herbert Paul
Marie Hamblett
Donald
Joseph Day
David S. Henderson
William H. McGlinchy
Harry Peterson
Lula P. Herbert
George D. Emero
Charles T. Henderson
James Lemont
Zuba Holland
Pine Cone Troop No 4 Girl Scouts Meet at Winter Street
At Winter Street chapel Monday afternoon Pine Cone Troop No 4 read a letter from former captain Mrs. Glenn H. Easton. Emma Haskell taught the Virginia Reel, Emma King joined, and Mary Bloxom with Eleanor Grainger passed Tenderfoot tests. Mrs. Haskell and Miss Ruth Lemoine led the meeting.
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Pine Cone Troop
Winter Street Chapel
Glenn H. Easton
Emma Haskell
Emma King
Mary Bloxom
Eleanor Grainger
Ruth Lemoine
Antique show guests mingle with society at Lafayette hotel
Mrs Rodney E Ross and Mrs Roger D Skillings attended the Antique show at the Lafayette hotel in Portland Tuesday. Miss Katherine Boutwelle of Winchester MA guests Miss Mary Newell of Washington Street. Mr and Mrs from New York visit Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d on Washington Street. Miss Abbie Minott of Phippsburg heads to Roxbury MA for the winter. Miss Hilda Scott of Westbrook Junior College weekend with her mother Mrs John W Scott on Middle Street.
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Rodney E. Ross
Roger D. Skillings
Lafayette Hotel
Portland
Katherine Boutwelle
Winchester
Mass
Mary Newell
Washington Street
New York
Arthur Sewall
Abbie Minott
Phippsburg
Roxbury
Hilda Scott
Westbrook Junior College
John W. Scott
Middle Street
Woolwich Weekend Visit Notes and Local Socials
Local residents host relatives and guests from Bath, Brunswick, and nearby towns. Visitors include Miss Clara Hathorne at the Dolioff home and Mrs. Pred Rice with son Robert plus Albert Humphreys at Sagadahoc Beach for a clambake. A Halloween party at Mountain school drew nearly 40 attendees with a school league fund raise. Morning and Bible services announced at Montsweag church with upcoming Willing Workers and Cheerio club meetings. Housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Welch features gifts and refreshments among Woolwich friends.
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Kenneth Soule
Kittery
Clara Hathorne
E. A. Dolioff
Carl Longfellow
Presque Isle
Victor Gott
Brunswick
Eugenie Hunnewell
Boothbay Harbor
Pred Rice
Robert
Albert Humphreys
Sagadahoc Beach
George Gainsley
Togus Hospital
Emma Head
Bath Memorial Hospital
George Allen
Livermore Falls
Alice McKenney
George Shaw
Mountain School
H. O. Richardson
Bath Street
Bath
J. A. Redlon
Lemont Street
Maurice Colby
Waverly
Mass
Gertrude M. Hall
Walnut Street
Watertown
G. W. Shaw
Montsweag
Freeman Oliver
Sagadahoc Ferry
Leverett C. Welch
Redford Christianson
Glen Orrs
Raymond Barter
George Main
Thomas Tracy
Hanson
William Boutin
Gene Boutin
Jesse Munsey
James Welch
Woolwich
Charles Barrows
Los Angeles
Calif
Quincy
Barrows
Ida M. Beals
William Joe
Jack Casey
Plans Completed for Bath Aerie Ladies Night Event
Bath Aerie of Eagles No 875 reports full plans for its Ladies Night to be held Thursday in Columbian Hall. More than 100 couples expected. Edward Whitehouse chairs the committee with Donald McRae Eugene McCarthy William Wilson and Alexander Burgess Jr assisting. Dancing starts at eight with Clif Leeman's orchestra. luncheon to follow. Bowling league opened last Wednesday and runs weekly through March at Park Alleys. new members invited. Initiation applications approved.
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Bath Aerie of Eagles
The
Aerie
Columbian Hall
Edward T. Whitehouse
Clif Leeman
Whitehouse
Donald McRae
Eugene McCarthy
William Wilson
Alexander Burgess
Fred Stover
Eagles’ League
Young People Plan Musical at Corliss Street Church
At a Tuesday meeting of the Young People's society of Corliss Street church plans were made for a musical to be held Thursday December 8. Following a successful organ recital by John Fay Portland the group decided to sponsor the December musical. Kennedy leads ticket sales and decorating committees include Sylvester Clark Starling Plant. Keegan relatives from Lubec visited Attorney John J. Keegan.
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Young People’s Society
Corliss Street
John Fay
Portland
Isabelle T. Kennedy
Frank P. Sylvester, Jr
Lillian M. Clark
So- Kennedy
Ruth L. Clark
Lillian Starling
Harriet Plant
Woolwich Union Holds Semi Annual Meeting for Christian Service
The Woolwich Union for Christian Service met at Sebenon hall with a supper hosted by union ladies. George B. Farnham presided as the business session opened with reports from secretary Carolyn Wing and treasurer Pearl Reed. Several Sunday school reports were presented and committees appointed for nominating and supper duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Sebenon Hall
Union
George B. Farnham
Carolyn Wing
Pearl Reed
Charlotte Buck
Day's Ferry
John Carter
Nequasse
Rodney W. Roundy
Maine
Beltran Crocker
Nelson Rice
Henry Dubar
Percy Bailey
Milton Carlton
Florence Carlton
George Farnham
Stanley Jack
Lois Day
Bath Police Drive Targets Loiterers and Disorderly Persons
Bath police led a two day drive in the business district rounding up seven men on charges of intoxication and loitering. Four defendants including J Ross Chase and John Smith pleaded guilty and were fined. others face terms for idle and disorderly behavior or intoxication.
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Bath
Arthur J. Dunton
J. Ross Chase
John Smith
Edward,Kenniston
Ernest Woodsum
Maine Central Railroad
Commercial Street
Butler
Percy W. Kingsbury
James McFarland
Emil Anderson
John Kelley
Portland
McFarland and Kelley
Anderson
Joseph A. Butler
Everett C. Brown
Anna
Nequasset Farm Bureau Holds All Day Meeting
Nequasset Farm Bureau met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Carolyn D. Wing with Mrs. Maurice Hathorne acting as chairman. A report from the Turner Center annual meeting noted Nequasset won first prize in the prepared school lunch and secured high score for the most approved square meals. next meeting plans December at Mrs. Henry Dubar’s home with officer elections and nominating committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Carolyn D. Wing
Maurice T. Hathorne
Daisy V. Welch
Turner Center
Nequasset
John Gilmore
Bureau
Henry T. Dubar
Carolyn Wing
Percy C. Bailey
Maurice Hathorne
Missionary Society Meets On Monday
The Winter Street church Ladies Missionary society held its Annual Thank Offering meeting hosted by Mrs Clarence W Morse and Miss Clare Coombs of Washington Street. Abigail Carter presided as president and outlined plans for study of India and city church problems. Members heard reports from mission fields and shared Thank Offerings.
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Ladies Missionary Society of
Winter Street
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Washington Street
Abigail Carter
India
Langdon T. Snipe
Beatrice Black
Alice Varney
Warren E. Kershner
George Nasi
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Julia Leighton
William Averill
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Damarin
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Mary Hobson
Central League
West Bath Red Cross
Church League
West Bath Grange Circle
Charles McCurdy
Eileen McCurdy
Lubec
Woolwich Union
Police Department
Woolwich Grange Hall
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Frank H. Phillips
Reading
Sumners
Southport
Mr. Phillips
St. Petersburg
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