Community Groups Report Busy Local Grange and Clubs
Enterprise grange held a Tuesday meeting listing officers and guests from Topsham and Richmond. The event included a draped charter in memory of J Frank Bilodeau and plans for future degrees and award presentations.
Armistice Day reflection and Robinhood social notes
A Georgetown Armistice Day service featured the choir and Miss Maude P. Thayer’s sermon on peace. The piece includes travel notes on Rebecca Hourwich Reyher and her African and European writings, and a Robinhood social roundup with new births, arrivals, visits, and local happenings at the Petersons and nearby households.
Moose Sighted in North End Woods Draws Local Attention
A 1000 pound plus bull moose was spotted in North End woods drawing notice from residents. The area hosts a flurry of local church activity with prayer meetings led by Philip Mather and clergy from Brunswick, Topsham, and Georgetown.
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Charles MacMahan
Everett Stevens
Harmon's Harbor
William Gordon
Georgetown
Brunswick
Bay Point
Philip Mather
James Stevens
Sumner Mains
J. Clifton Little
Berean Baptist Church
Little
Chaplain’s Corps
USAF
Gerald Beals
Topsham
Vernon E. Gray
William Marr
George Gray
C. L. Sanford
Mere Road
Grady
West Roxbury
Mass
Sanfords
Mansfield Moore
Bailey
Gotty's Cove
Good Neighbor Club
Order of DeMolay elects officers for city chapter
The Order of DeMolay in this city elected officers for its chapter to be installed at the Masonic Temple Saturday evening Nov. 17 at eight o'clock. Officers include Master Councilor Victor R. Lonn Senior Councilor Herbert T. Caverly II Junior Councilor Peter C. Pinson and others with preceptors and an installing unit from Rockland Chapter.
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Masonic Temple
Victor R. Lonn
Burt Lonn
Herbert T. Caverly, II
Herbert T. Caverly
Peter C. Pinson
Carl Pinson
Pinson
Bruce R. Burden
Alex Burden
Ralph E. Wright
Ralph Wright
John H. Waterhouse, Jr
John W. Waterhouse
Willis F. Morse
Herbert Morse
Elwood L. Legard
Edward N. Simpson
Orville Simpson
Joseph R. Melrose, Jr
Joseph R. Melrose
Graeme Hanson
Elliott C. Hanson
Stewart P. McAllister
Stewart V. McAllister
Clarence G. Dunn
Edgar B. McBrine, Jr
Edgar B. McBrine
Sentinel
Arthur F. Mayo, III
Ralph O. Burden
Edson H. Whitehurst
Robert P. Shaw, Jr
Robert F. Reynolds
Robert A. McRae
Richard A. Sherwood
Paul R. Andrews
Almoner
Rockland
Silver Wedding of Bath Couple
Mr and Mrs Wesley McPhee hosted a Bath gathering honoring Mrs Wentworth and Mr Fred Wentworth on their 25th anniversary. Attendees included family from Bath and guests from Maine and Massachusetts. a purse was given and an anniversary cake cut by Mrs Wentworth. Several locals and extended relatives joined in the celebration at the McPhee home.
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Wesley McPhee
Jasper Lovett
Westbrook
Annie Wentworth
Guy Knight
Windham
Joseph Wentworth
Waltham, Mass
Keith Wentworth
Gertrude
Dexter
Bud Alveraze
Raymond
Martin W. McPhee
Yakima
Wash
George Farquhar
Springfield
Mass
Robert Harrington
Bob
Somers
Conn
Hubert Haley
Portsmouth
James Milne
Ludlow
Cora Belanger
Edward Belanger
Topsham
Carleton Burgess
Steve McPhee
Brunswick
Bath
Fred Wentworth
Worthley McPhee
Kate Burgess
Carl Kronstrand
Beatrice Thibeault
Daniel McDougal
Charles Burgess
Frederick Wonsor
Arthur Ghee
Betty Burgess
William Edgett
Joan Edgett
Rachel Farnham
William Robson
Albert Pinkham
Edward P. Wilson Visits Cousin at Campbell's Pond
Edward P. Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Wilson of Bedford Road, spent Saturday as the guest of his cousin Philip S. Wilson at Campbell's Pond.
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Edward P. Wilson
Paul B. Wilson
Bedford Road
Philip S. Wilson
Campbell's Pond
Tene AL INSPECTIO N SATURDAY EVENING
The annual inspection of T. W. Hyde Camp and its Auxiliary, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, was Saturday evening. A 6 30 supper preceded comments by Camp Commander John Os borne and guests including Charles Morton and Eva Lowry. The degree team performed, one candidate was received, and gifts were exchanged with department leaders.
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T. W. Hyde Camp
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
John Osborne
Sons of Veterans
Charles Morton
Augusta
Eva Lowry
Fairfield
Hyde Camp
Geraldine Brown
Hyde Auxiliary
Henry Towle
Portland
Evelyn Dustin
Oakland
Doris Morton
Vernon Miller
Frances L. Warner
Lucille Blake
Lillian Warner
Etta Lilly
Annie Oliver
Ruby Hooker
Mary Cressey
Lillian Farrington
Hazel Warner
Kennebec Greenhouse
Officials Discuss Housing Conditions In Naval Area
City Manager Ralph F. Mittendorf representing Bath and Capt. Russell S. Hitchcock USN supervisor of ship building for Maine attended a Naval Air Station meeting in Brunswick about housing conditions amid increased naval activity. Brunswick Bath Topsham and Freeport officials discussed steps to declare the area a critical defense housing zone with another study and a December meeting planned involving all town governments and Bath city council.
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Ralph F. Mittendorf
Bath
Russell S. Hitchcock
USN
Maine
Brunswick
Naval Air Station
First Naval District
Topsham
Freeport
Dillon Gillies Celebrates 13th Birthday at North Bath
Dillon Gillies son of Mr and Mrs James A Gillies Jr marked his 13th birthday with a Saturday party at Fairfields North Bath. Outdoor games included a basketball relay won by Martin Turpie and Diana Fenn. Guests later enjoyed a barbecue luncheon and ice cream then viewed the movie Detective Story at the Opera House.
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Dillon Gillies
James A. Gillies, Jr
Fairfields
Bath
Martin Turpie
Diana Fenn
Dillon
Opera House
Carol Cummings
Diane Bailey
Mary Grace Talbot
Diane Fenn
Paul Johnson
Roger Skillings
Edward True
Wayne Akeley
Funeral services for Mrs Myra A Morse Aged burial at Oak Grove
Funeral services for Mrs Myra A Morse were held Saturday afternoon at two from Curtis Funeral Home with Rev. Richard J Schaper officiating. Bearers were Galen Ward Frank Ward Reuben Purington Delmar E Bates. Burial was in the family lot at Oak Grove.
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Myra A. Morse
Curtis Funeral Home
Richard J. Schaper
Winter Street
Obituary of Eeane McNally 78 of Bath and Portland area
Eeane McNally 78 died Saturday night at her home 31 Liberty Street born April 24 1873 in Prince Edward Island. She belonged to St Mary’s La dies Sodality Pine Tree Lady Foresters and VFW auxiliaries. Survived by three sons Edmund Arsenault Portsmouth NH Wilfred Arsenault South Portland Henry Arsenault Millbrook NY three daughters Nora Morse Angie Sunquist Bath Bertha Emond Swampscott MA a sister Minnie McPherson South Portland 16 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren Requiem High Mass Tuesday morning at St Mary’s Church Burial Calvary Cemetery.
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Eeane McNally
En McNally
Liberty Street
Prince Edward Island
Ladies Sodality
St. Mary's Church
Pine Tree Lady Foresters
Smith-Tobey Post, A. L
Dyer-Flaherty Post, Vfw
Edmund Arsenault
Portsmouth
N. H
Wilfred Arsenault
Death of Bath resident Thomas E. Malia
Thomas E. Malia 86 of Bath died Tuesday at Memorial hospital. A lifelong Bath resident he worked in groceries from age 14 and ran his own store under the YMCA for 25 years retiring in 1937 after the Columbia Theatre fire. He lived at 37 Elm Street with wife Annie B. Maria and son Thomas Jr. Funeral Thursday at St. Marys church with burial at Oak Grove. burial planned at family lot.
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Thomas E. Malia
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Elm Street
Anthony
Margaret Conley Marin
YMCA
Columbia Theatre
Uptown
St. Mary’s
Knights of Columbus
Annie B. Maria
Thomas Jr
Portsmouth
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St. Mary’s Church
A. F. Mayo & Son
Oak Grove
Henry G Wallace dies suddenly at 61 in Bath area
Henry Geyer Wallace aged 61 died suddenly at his home. Born in Friendship he worked at Hyde Windlass Co. Bath and earlier Cumberland Power and Light Co. Portland. He was quartermaster on Cyrus W Curtis yacht in youth. He belonged to Eastern River Grange Dresden Mills Dyer Flaherty post V F W Bath and Knights of Pythias Portland. Survived by two sisters and two brothers plus a cousin and several nieces and nephews.
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Friendship
Ulysses
Elizabeth Geyer Wallace
Hyde Windlass Co
Bath
Cumberland Power and Light Co
Portland
Wallace
Cyrus W. Curtis
Eastern River Grange
Dresden Mills
Dyer-Flaherty Post
Knights of Pythias
Julia Davis
Tenant’s Harbor
Ida Wallace
Augusta
Moses Wallace
Waltham
Mass
Arthur Wallace
Somerville
Dora Cushman
David Walsh Rites Held At St Mary’s Church
Rev Fr Timothy C Maney presided at a requiem high mass for David Walsh Thursday morning at eight in St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church. Bearers were Carl Crane Paul Boudreau Marshall Boudreau and Fred Boudreau. Burial took place in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Timothy C. Maney
David Walsh
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Carl Crane
Paul Boudreau
Marshall Boudreau
Fred Boudreau
Oak Grove
Death notice for Mrs. Florence A. Martin in Bath
Mrs Florence A Martin widow of Cedric A Martin died at Memorial hospital Tuesday evening after a five day stay. Born January 27 1886 in Bath she was daughter of Frank and Hattie Hodgdon. Survived by sister Mrs Wilbur Crist and son Lee Martin with four other children and several grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 from Arthur F Mayo & Son Funeral Residence with Rev Charles R Sims officiating. Burial in Oak Grove family plot.
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Harold Drake
Bay Point
Kenneth Day
Woolwich
Reggie Pinkham
Five Islands
Roland Peterson
William Bisseth
Working League
Martha Rich Bowen
Richmond
Robinhood
David Parker
Providente
R. I
Memorial Hospital
George Laskey, Jr
Peterson
Roger Petersons
Portland
Petersons
Roger Peterson
Alvah C. Reynolds
Hyde Windlass Co
Nimrods
John D. Williams
Clarence Oliver
Aubrey Fullerton
George Manning
Arrowsie
Wiscasset
Lauretta M. Jones
Carroll Powers
Bath
Roland E. Peterson
Farber Davis
Groton
Florence A. Martin
Cedric A. Martin
Frank and
Hattie (Billings) Hodgdon
Martin
Morse High
Bath Business College
First Baptist Church
Ladies Sewing Circle
Eeter
Wilbur Crist
Willow Street
Ae Martir
Danvers
Mass
James A. King Dies. Bath Educator and Engineer
James A. King aged 62 of Peabody Massachusetts died suddenly last Tuesday at a Peabody hospital. He had served as principal of Morse High School in Bath from 1917 to 1920 and for the past two years was manager of Peabody’s $1,500,000 electrical department. A graduate of the University of Maine and MIT.
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James A. King
Peabody
Mass
Morse High School
Bath
Peabody Hospital
University of Maine
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Maynard Ad
Winchester
Maine
Mrs Morse 67 Dies at Bath Home
Mrs Myra Annie Morse 67 died Thursday morning at 38 Snow Park Bath born North Bath May 9 1884 daughter of Asa and Emma Ward Whitlam wife of Edward E Morse lived Bath all her life and was a Old Bath High school graduate Survived by her husband sister Miss Stella A Whittam Wollaston Mass brother Fred F Whittam Saugus Mass two nieces three nephews Funeral Saturday afternoon at two from Curtis Funeral Home friends may call until service time
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Myra Annie Morse
Snow Park
North Bath
Asa
Emma Ward Whitlam
Edward E. Morse
Bath
Old
Curtis Funeral Home
Fred S. Langley dies at 73 in Eliot Armistice Day
Fred S. Langley of Eliot dies suddenly on Armistice Day morning at his home. He was 73, born in York, son of John and Lizzie Langley, formerly worked at the Kittery Navy Yard transportation dept. He leaves widow Nellie and daughters Bertha of Bath Milton of Kittery Point and Mrs Jed Hey, plus sister Hattie Tobey of Eliot.
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Fred S. Langley
Eliot
York
John
Lizzie (Pettigrew) Langley
Langley
Kittery Navy Yard
Transportation Department
Nellie (Leach) Langley
Bertha
Bath
Milton
Kittery Point
Jed Hey
A. A. Hey
USMC
Quantico, Va
Hattie Tobey
Funeral service for Arthur G. Kingsbury Wednesday
Arthur G. Kingsbury funeral held last Wednesday at 2 from Curtis Funeral Home with Rev C Clifford Sargent officiating. Bearers included William Sanborn Edward Hawkes Edgar Rankin Eugene Hawkes Philip Boyd and Walter Millett. Burial was in an unspecified location.
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Arthur G. Kingsbury
Curtis Funeral Home
C. Clifford Sargent
Wesley Methodist Church
William Sanborn
Edward Hawkes
Edgar Rankin
Eugene Hawkes
Philip Boyd
Walter Millett
Oak Grove
First U.S. Hockey Team Formed in Pittsburgh in 1897
A historical note records the creation of the first U S hockey team in Pittsburgh during the winter of 1897. The event marks an early development in American ice hockey and the city’s role in the sport’s national origins.
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U. S
Pittsburgh
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