Dromore Farm Bureau Holds All Day Winneganee Meeting
The Dromore Farm Bureau met all day at the Community House in Winneganee with 31 members and three guests. Guests considered prospective members. the program featured Quickbreads and dessert baking, with committees formed to expand dinner and dishes groups and arrange a guest night for November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Farm Bureau
Winneganee
Grace
Bessie Dickinson
Elinor Gilmore
Aletha Campbell
Rachel Hodgdon
Elizabeth Mayo
Linda Perry
Bessie Manson
Eva Rogers
Evelyn Beals
J. Edward Drake
Bureau
Washington Street
Ruth Farnham
Jennie Harrington
Elizabeth Hutchins
Emily Ingalls
Dorothy Reed
Ethel Pinkham
Lillian Perry
Rogers
Officers of Lincoln Lodge Installed In Brunswick
Lincoln lodge I O O F installed officers this week with District Deputy Grand Master William K Hall and district deputy grand marshal Albert W Tedford, both of Brunswick, attending after an old fashioned baked bean supper. Capt Lemuel S Brown 58 of Pemaquid died at Memorial hospital Damariscotta from injuries after being trampled by his horse in the stable incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lodge
William K. Hall
Albert W. Tedford
Brunswick
Nathaniel Stover
Ralph Mank
Alfred Bunker
Harry Thurlow
George Sawyer
Henry G. Shaw
James Hagan
Harold Carter
Nathaniel L. Stover
John H. Williams
Leonard Lord
Chester Colby
James McKay
Henry T. B. Leeman
David Heald
Howard King
Inside Guardian
Eugene Watson
Outside Guardian
Walter Norton
Noble
Lemuel S. Brown
Pema- Guid
Reina Mercedes
Santiago
Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Brown
Cony Student John MacDonald Wins Yale Freshman Scholarship
Word from Cony high school reports John MacDonald of Cony 1931 has earned a $450 Yale University scholarship for the freshman class. Son of Mr and Mrs William L MacDonald formerly of Augusta, the family notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony High School
John MacDonald
Cony
Yale University
Mr. MacDonald
William L. MacDonald
Augusta
New England Tourism Survey Details Spending Patterns
A New England Council survey shows average tourists in Maine spend 25 cents of each dollar in retail stores, 20 cents on hotels, 21 cents on food, 8 cents on amusements, and 6 cents on gifts and papers. The study notes a $500 million annual regional tourism income and warns of a potential 20 percent drop unless a $100,000 spring advertising program is launched with Maine leading an effort by Willard H. Cummings of Skowhegan to secure Maine’s share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Committee On Recreational Development
New England Council
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New England
United States
Willard H. Cummings
Skowhegan
Cummings
New York
Current Events Club Plans Regular Meetings
The Current Events department of the Cosmopolitan club voted to hold regular meetings on the first and third Thursdays at 3:30 pm through April. Mrs. Isaac B. Howard presided with Mrs. Emma E. Walker as secretary. Miss Alice N. Magoun outlined the plans for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Isaac B. Howard
Emma E. Walker
Alice N. Magoun
City hall meeting touts budget cuts and reform drive
City officials report eight year bond total of 1 656 000 and forecast year end debt 625 000 under limit. They describe revaluation fixes, motorized fire department, pay raises, new fire boat, expanded playgrounds, and ward line reform to curb waste. Public works gains emphasis and purchasing centralization cited. Attendance 45. voting strength about 4 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Portland
Public Works Department
Deering
Sewer Department
Ford
Auburn
Card Party Highlights Dromore Grange Social
A Thursday evening event at Dromore grange hall featured whist and bridge with prizes. Winners included H F Oliver in bridge and Myra Metcalf in whist, plus several second and third prizes. The gathering also noted many local visits and social activities at nearby towns and cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange Hall
H. F. Oliver
Edgar Oliver
Myra Metcalf
Humphrey Owen
Betty Rogers
Elbridge Malcolm
Robert Metcalf
Ella Arras
Emma Ingalls
Bath
Carl Haskell
Nelson
Portland
George Ingalls
Frank Leavitt
Augusta
Model Ingalls
Grace Newhall
Rockland
F. S. Sawyer
Moses Chandler
Edward Fisher
Popham
Martha Small
Popham Beach
William Hill
Naugatuck Mass
John Stacy
George Stacey
Victor Towers
Pearl Street
William Perry
Doris
Cora Campbell
J. E. Perry
E. L. Risteen
Arthur Risteen
Elaine
Sterling Marr
Thomaston
I. S. Sawyer
N. H. Cushman
Sylvester Cushman
Sebaco
Sebasco
J. F. Skillings
Harold Miller
Linwood Feere
Ernest Rogers
Small
Cox’s Head
Dorothy Wilbur
Charles Robbins
Plymouth
Mass
Miss Wilbur
Maurice T. Hathorne
Marion Simpson
Woolwich
E. P. Thomas
Hattie Bowie
W. R. Bowie
Eric Carlson
Eric J. Carlson
Harold Woodward
James E. Percy
Edward P. Thomas
Popham Beach Notes and Gossip of the Week
Winston Bickford recently visited Popham Beach and has headed to a two week hunting trip in the Maine woods. Weekends draw auto parties from Bath and surrounding areas, with visitors to Fox Island at low tide. Local residents and visitors trade news about books and seasonal doings at the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Bickford
Maine Woods
Bath
Fox Island
Popham
Coast Guard Station
Bath Youth Injured While Out Hunting
Robert A. Fletcher eighteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Loren Z Fletcher of 4 Pratt Street was wounded by a shotgun at Phippsburg while hunting partridges. A misfired double barrel 16 gauge shell struck his right leg just above the ankle. Fletcher was carried to a car and rushed to City hospital where surgeons installed a Silver band to stabilize the shattered bone. Fletcher worked at Smiths Service Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Fletcher
Lorenzo Z. Fletcher
Pratt Street
City Hospital
Phippsburg
Frederick F. Rowland
Lincoln Street
Fletcher
Rowland
Sylvester H. Rowland
Morse High School
Dromore
A. A. Stott
Coast Guard officer speaks to Grace Church Men’s Club
Lieut. Harry C. Moore former Naval Academy graduate discusses Coast Guard history, operations, and duties before Grace Church Men’s Club. He notes his career at the Naval Academy and assignments at Bath and Tampa while Coast Guard shipbuilding proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut. Moore
Grace Church Club
Harry C. Moore
U. S. Naval Academy
Coast Guard Service
Coast Guard
Grace Church
Coat Guard
Man Burned at Home by Kitchen Fire
Harold A. Browne a Bath Iron Works shipfitter suffered burns to his right hand and wrist when a varnish pot on the kitchen range ignited. He threw the flaming pot into the sink to stop the fire and chemicals were used to halt the blaze near Engine 3 station. First aid was given by Assistant Fire Chief Scott Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Browne
Bath Iron Works Corp
Shepard Street
Mr. Browne
Browne
Scott Morse
Engine 3
Winter Street Men Hear Med Tour by Frank B Nichols
Hon. Frank B Nichols spoke to the Winter Street church Men s club detailing a Mediterranean tour with points of interest. An exhibit of souvenirs and picture cards complemented the evening after an oyster stew supper. The next gathering is set for Nov 19. Captain Robert C Miller of Bowdoin College arranged December swimming meets for the Ineligibles and Interfraternity teams ahead of Harvard and Brown varsity opens. The Game association holds first annual pointer dog trials on Nov 15 near Hackett s Mills West Minot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Church
Frank B. Nichols
Mediterranean
Nichols
Robert C. Miller
Bowdoin College
Harvard
Brown
Game Association
Hackett’s
Stained glass shows Maine scenic beauty
Maine publicity chief Harrie B. Coe notes how Meredith Rhodes and Leonard H. Rhodes of Brookline Mass decorate their home with stained glass windows depicting Camden Rockland and Matinicus scenes. The sunroom windows, designed from tinted photos by Mr Cutting of Boston, capture water light and coastal hills, framed by driftwood casings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Harrie B. Coe
Maine Publicity Bureau
Boston Transcript
Leonard H. Rhodes
Brookline
Mass
Mr. Rhodes
Camden
Jennie P. Young
Matinicus Island
Downing Road
Morse High Grid Team Hosts Annual Dance Fundraiser
The Morse high school gymnasium hosted the second annual football dance attracting Morse and Brunswick pupils to raise funds for the Athletic Association. Brian Jewett's orchestra played as students enjoyed Eskimo pies and sodas, with chaperones and a large blue and white display marking the Morse Brunswick clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Brunswick High School
Athletic Association
Morse Brunswick
Whittierfield
Brunswick
Archibald M. Main
Russell Colby
Carl Stinson
Cecil Cutts
Coach Cutts
Jean Ogden
Cutts
Harold McElman
Newell Wilson
Vernal Chaney
Gilbert Atwood
Archibald Main
John Huse
Richard McElman
Myron Coombs
William Grindell
Paul Stinson
Ernest Sarkis
Leon Buck
Alfred Parks
Maurice Skaling
Elwood Legard
Alfred McCabe
Howard Bates
Paul Davis
Omar King
Bart O'Donnell
Stanley Wallace
Stanley Curtis
Franklin Hallowell
Willard Oliver
Carlton Pye
Carl Dearborn
Needlework Guild Responds to Bath Winter Appeal
The Bath branch of the Needlework Guild donated about 500 garments for the needy, to be distributed by the Bath chapter of the Red Cross this winter. Eighteen directors thanked members. directors include Mrs. Edwin R. Andrews, Mrs. Byron F. Barker, Mrs. Wilber G. Cahill, Miss Martha Foote, Miss Elizabeth R. Moses, Miss Lydia C Moses, Miss Ellen Newell, Mrs. Maxwell Powers, Mrs. Arthur Sewall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Needlework Guild
The
Red Cross
Edwin R. Andrews
Byron F. Barker
Wilber G. Cahill
Freedrick E. Drake
Martha Foote
Walter S. Glidden
Mary F. Gibsons
Robert B. Hatch
W. Dayton Hill
Charlotte I. Meeker
Elizabeth R. Moses
Lydia C Moses
Ellen Newell
Maxwell Powers
Arthur Sewall
William D. Sewall
Minnie A. White
Mrs Thing Hosts Midweek Gathering at Chestnut Street Home
Mrs Edwin T Thing entertained Wednesday night at 51 Chestnut street with games and an accordion duet by Edith Barter and Herman. Miss Gertrude Freeman assisted in serving. Also present were Amy Preney Emery Wilson and Arthur Preny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin T. Thing
Chestnut Street
Edith Barter
Brother Herman
Thing
Gertrude Freeman
Amy Preney
Emery Wilson
Arthur Preny
Cosmopolitan Club hears code bill discussion with Carey
Attorney John P. Carey Jr. clarified the Administrative Code Act during a Cosmopolitan club meeting last week. He presented both sides, answered questions, and was praised for his clear discussion. The new music department performed two Ira B. Wilson songs before and after the speech, and 50 members attended with guests. The club elected Miss Eileen Hayes to membership and allocated funds for public welfare gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Carey, Jr
Cosmopolitan Club
Carey
Emma Walker
Ira B. Wilson
Jack Shaw
Lillian Lewin
William Dennison
Helen Walker
Lena Donnell
George Churchill
Anne Quinn
Helen Hartwell
Muriel Howe
Elizabeth Ames
Carolyn Stackpole
Emma Magoun
Lillian Norton
Bessie Greenblatt
Stearns Scott
Frank Hodgdon
Bertha Bellerose
Jennie Perkins
Kidder
Christine Curtis
Mary Deehan
Timothy C. Maney
Charles Oliver
George Raymond
Winthrop
Cora Welch
Ellsworth
Hale and Hearty at Eighty Celebrated Bath Man
Henry P. Healey of 12 West Street marked his 80th birthday amid well wishers. Born November 7, 1851 in Salem Massachusetts he moved to Bath with his parents and pursued masonry, later in partnership as Reed and Healey. He retired three years ago and remains a leading local octogenarian driver for business and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Healey
West Street
Mr. Healey
Salem
Mass
Bath
William P. Healey
Boston
Hussey & Sow
George Reed
Reed
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Mchanic Falls
Whitney Lodge of Masons
Canton
Mrs. Healey
Ham
Brunswick
John Sanford
West Bath
Sanford
Morse High School to Dedicate Flagpole
Morse high school student council met after class to decide who dedicates the new flagpole. They voted the student body will dedicate it after opening exercises on Tuesday morning. Paul Hayes led the committee selection for the dedication task. Mrs. Cora Welch of Ellsworth travels to Somerville, Mass, with Mrs. Farnham escorted to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
American Legion
Paul Hayes
Puase
Dane Danne McElman
Newell Wilson
Cora Welch
Ellsworth
Charles F. Farnham
Middle Street
Somerville
Mass
Portland
Farnham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Furnace Fund
Walter Small
Phyllis Small
Auxiliary
Cld Union
Progressive Union of Clubs
Almon R. Perry
Arthur C. Lemont
Richard C. Morse
Leona Stacey
Winneyanee
San Antonio
Texas
Sgt
Samuel McElroy
Shenandoah Valley
Arsenal
Aztec Theatre
KTLA
Monkey Island
Brackenridge Park
Sgt. McElroy
Milton Loring
Walter Morse
Freeport
Gertrude Russell
Frank Perry
Bertha Smith
Dover
N. H
Ruth Gwynn
Woodfords
Herbert Russell
Bristol
Harry C. Webber
Bath Interclub League
Three Town Act
D. A. Merry Place
Fred L. Parks
Thatcher Pinkham
Bridge Street
Winnegance Bridge
Harry F. Oliver
Marion Oliver
Ashtray
Women's Auxiliary
Clara Oliver
John M. Eastman
Kennebec Court House
Kennebec County
Horace Bickford
Lisbon Falls
John H. Stacey
Greydon Morse
Fischer
David Leon
Loen
Bath Iron Works
Clinton Newdick
Joseph T. Sewall
Joseph T. Sewall, Jr
Boothbay Harbor
Mr. Sewall
Mark W. Sewall
Buxton
Buxton Medicine Co
Abbot Village
Morse High Grid
Code Bill
New Music Committee
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