Alura Allen Narrates Sudan Mission Experiences at Georgetown
Miss Alura Allen of West Buxton preached at First Baptist Church in Georgetown sharing seven years as a missionary in Ecuador under the Christian Missionary Alliance. She described the country, customs and work, while visitors viewed curios she brought home after the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira Allen
West Buxton
First Baptist
Ecuador
Alura Allen
First Baptist Church
Christian Missionary Alliance
Ecundor
Miss Allen
Iarold J. Brown
Cumberland
HE. M. Peterson
Winn Kingsbury
Stott
Woolwich
Everett Trafton
Merton Webber
Bath
Dorothy Stuart
Robinhood
MacMahan Island
William
Oliver
John Thibodeau
Frank Heald
Bar Harbor
Mt. Desert
Dover-Foxcroft
Mary Trafton
Belle Heald
Billings
Irving EF. Hunt
Boston
Elizabeth Hunt
Arthur &. Rowe
Augusta Rowe
Alfred Rowe
Washington Street
Georgia M. KR. Walker
Center School
Jennie Todd
West Georgetown
Arthur L. Todd
Lisbon
Cool
Hinckley
Illess
Working League
B. T. Woodside
William Hallett
Bath City Hospital
Edgar Warren
Fred Guay
Marie Tagan
Wortland
Gilbert Grinnell
Waltham
Mass
T. N. Williams
Cape Elizabeth
Clyde Trafton
Leslie Noyes
Abbie Reynolds
Ferris Leonard
L. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Henry Noyes
Everett Clarey
Jefferson
Mr. Noyes
Mrs. Reynolds
Sagadahoc Grange Visits Topsham Grange Program
Sagadahoe Grange of Bowdoin visited Topsham Grange Saturday evening and furnished the program with the host Grange providing supper. Over 100 people attended as 400 Sagadahoe members joined a varied program and a supper of chim stew coffee and doughnuts was served. The Sagadahoe Grange plans its annual election of officers Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe Grange
Bowdoin
Topsham Grange
Grange
Sagadahoe Grange Will
Ferry Signs Down Prompt Old Ferry Route Query
Large signs reading to the Ferry removed and stored. The familiar question Which way to the ferry persists, suggesting it will take some time to fade from local memory.
Dredging Enables Giant Coal Steamers to Dock at Kennebec Wharf
The Kennebec Wharf and Coal Co expands dock capacity after dredging a 450 foot by 60 foot strip to 28 feet depth, allowing 000-ton coal steamers to unload. The project, handled by J S Packard Co of Providence, boosts yard capacity by 4000 tons and may bring larger vessels to Sasanoa Bluffs area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
M. W. Sewall & Co
J. 8. Packard Co
Providence
Nahunada
Sasanoa Bluffs
Sasanoa River
Obituary: Doris Stetson Werden Worden of Bath dies
Doris Stetson Werden Worden, born January 189? in Bath, longtime Bath resident and wife of William M Worden of Tanger, dies after illness. She attended Morse High School class of 1916, studied in Washington and Boston, endured health issues after a riding accident, and is survived by husband William, two daughters Constance and Joan, her parents Mr and Mrs Harry K Stetson, and brother Ralph G Stetson of Boston.
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William Worden
Harry KK. Stetson
Middle Street
Doris Stetson Werden
Bath
TSS
Seen
Morse High
Miss Madeiras
Washington, I
Leland Powers
Boston
William M. Worden
Tanger
Delmont
Mass
Boston Vaudeville Night Echoes Bath Opera Parody
Brian Jewett a Bath boy now in Boston vaudeville appeared with his partner at Olympia theatre. He teased Bath ind families in front row and joked about Major Edwin Min mons while wearing a flashy suit and red tie. Miss Roberta Greenleaf of Everett visited relatives in Park street then went to Westport Junction to stay with her grandparents Henry and Roberta Greenleaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington — Street
Olymnia Theatre
Boston
Bath Opera House
Brian Jewett
Bath
Edwin Minmons
Brim
Beethoven
Mendelssohn
Ilite Stevens
Roberta Greenleafef
Everett
Mass
Albert McPadden
Park Street
Westport Junction
Henry Greenleaf
Richmond Plays and Parish Meetings Noted at Opera House
Adams Apple farce performed by Emerson Lane post American Legion at the opera house with a crowd and dance to follow. A widow, Tarr, died at Richmond Corner. funeral set and burial planned in Litchfield Plains cemetery. Numerous visits, greetings, and community notices span local residents, reunions, and society events in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Lane Post American Legion
Opera House
Emerson Lane Post
American Legion
Billy Aldrich
Cecily
Charles Blake
Cecily Tennent
van Alstyne
Roth Walton Casper
Ehield Richardson Riggs
Daffy
Cecil Richards
Unclergohn
Visitors Present at Topsham Grange Regular Meet
Topsham grange held its regular meeting Saturday with 173 attendees including Sagadahoc grange visitors from Bowdoin and others. After business, Sagadahoe grange lecturer presented a program of solos duets tableaux readings and comedy numbers, followed by nuts and coffee. Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace and daughter Gertrude road to York and Ogunquit for a weekend visit. Mrs. Olive Walker accompanied as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Haley
North Pleasant Street
Alen
Chestnut Street
Ora Reed
Flora McClure
Ellen Goodwin
Janesville
Wis. Russell
Cecil Hatfield
E.R. Gilbert
North Whitefield
Carrie DeLora
Kenneth DeLora
Beverly
Marta
Henrietta Libby
Pleasane Street
Roscoe Given
Prisceilla
Auguste
Georgia Wakefield
J. Houdlette
Augusta
Wilbur Small
Portland
Sidney Cerner
Gardiner
Frank Preble
The
New England Telephone Co
Bangor
Charles Peters
Lewiston
Charles Lilly
Alfred
South Dresden
Cecil Richards
Maine Central
Cosgrove
Fred Watour
Boston
Frank Reynolds
New Bedford
I. J. Neagle
William Mender
Anna
Charles Soule
Connecticut
Leslie Roberts
Winthrop
Vanessa Beedle
Margaret White
Annie Grant
Lillian Johnson
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Lowola
Neri M. Heavitt
Rebekah Assembly of
Maine
Assembly
Rebekah
Forest Queen
Porthand
Minnehaha
Lisbon
Eureka
Evening Star
Beonswick
Queen Esther
Bath
George Os. Leavitt
George M. Sherman
Grand Lodge
Rhode Island
Rebekah Assembly
Clara EH. Chesslind
Dexter
Nancy A. Flint
Old Town
Dee
Alvah Alexander
W. OW. Gardner
Hewb
Touclette
Charles Howes
Harry Jordan
James Gallagher
William Dunham
W. H. Haynes
Amy Bradley
U. V
Malora Brown
Navy
Topsham Grange
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin
Sagudahoe Grange
Frances Baker
Ellen Miller
Donald Jasper
Hattie Babb
Four Colored Gentlemen
Cornish Brothers
Idl
George Wallace
Gertrude
York
Ogunquit
Olive Walker
Five Islands Social Notes at Grange Meeting
The Five Islands community reports conferred degrees for Miss Thelyn Gray Miss Mona Campbell and Miss Whyllis Stevens at a grange gathering. Residents and visitors travel between Bath Five Islands Hallowell and surrounding towns with many returning to cottages and sharing news of arrivals departures and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Islands Grange
Grange
Thelyn Gray
Mona Campbell
Whyllis Stevens
Free illustrated lecture on preventing contagious diseases in town hall
Westport Dr George TH Coombs urges attendance at a Saturday evening talk on preventing the spread and care of contagious diseases at the town hall. The event includes moving pictures and aims to inform residents about public health, with emphasis on community protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George TH. Coombs
Robert Greenleaf
Gilbert Greenleaf
Charles Colby
Ernest Colby
Francis 3
Ross J. Dickson
Mt. Desert Ferry
James Hl. Tarbox
Andover
Mass
Fred M. Joven
Jonas Knight
Sale
Wiscasset
al Morris
Near-fatal ice slide on Mill Pond hill in Lewiston
M H Windler and Richard Sagner of Lewiston narrowly escaped a deadly plunge when their Reo slid on an icy Mil pond hill toward Bath. Driver Pridler applied brakes, locking rear wheels as the car tipped toward the pond, halted only by striking US AIR streetcar tracks. Eight inches of ice and a nearby telephone pole added danger. road patrol warns motorists to use care and avoid braking on ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Windler
Richard Sagner
Lewiston
Reo
Mil Pond
Bath
Pridler
Mill Pond
US Air, Street Railroad
Peidler
We World
Bathman’s Experience in Flooded Region
Vinestreet residents Mr and Mrs Frank M Bowker report their son Arthur of Spring Hell Mass was in a flooded district on Thursday and Friday November 4 5. He was towed to a Chester hotel as water reached the porch and cars garages were engulfed. Bowker traveled home Friday afternoon through two foot deep water while trains were halted.
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Cond
Otis Baker
Norwood
Mass
Clarence MacMahan
Bath
Mixes Ivan Cromwell
Woolwich
Mlisha Field
Aid
Oscar Snowman
Five Islands
Flop. Carr
Leon Willaams
Waltham
Williams
Dkivis
J. He. Rowe
Ida T. Rowe
Diath
George A. Yeo
Ted
Winchester
Yeo
J. EB. Blaisdell
Grange Library
Masters School
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Oswald Larrabee
Hallowell
Clyde Thomas
Jay
J. G. Stevens
LH. W. Fossett
Berlin
N. EL
Gott’s Cove
Howard
Ocean View
Marion Stevens
Arrowsic
Elizabeth Cook
Cape Newagen
Benjamin Ayers
Hiram Tlunteen
Pherbert Fish
Qauseed
Hunteon
Ellen Hagan
Wiggins
T. W. Scott
Weston
Maass
Will Reid
Fannie Wallace
T. W. Blaisdell
Irving I. Ross
Otter Cliff
Ross
Brunswick
Waterville
New York City
Florida
Ele
Mer
Frank M. Bowker
Vinestreet
Arthur
Spring
Hell
Bowker
North Adams
Jacob's Ladder
Chester
Tide Anomaly At Popham Resort Beaches Reported
A high tide covered the marsh road at Popham last week while the beach and river side portions of the resort showed no unusual rise. The event drew attention to shifting tides and local shoreline conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham
Farm Bureau Makes Twin County Record
The Nequasset Farm Bureau women’s group reportedly sets a record for Twin County with perfect attendance by six members this year. Four others missed only one meeting. Notable attendees include Mrs. Frank Hodgdon and Mrs. John Gilmore, who head committee roles alongside others managing clothing, foods, and household tasks. Nine meetings covered topics from healthy meals to crafts like Swedish weaving and lampshades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm
Bureau Women
Twin County
Frank Hodgsdon
John C. Gilmore
Sumner Bailey
Percy Bailey
Charles R. Farnham
Charles J. Parnuham
Winfield Wright
Lothair Dewell
Linceoli Hlondletter
Weltram Crocker
Krank RR
Bailey
Rs Ares
Percy C. Bailey
John () Gilmore
Henry T. Dubar
Jordan Wright
Frank A. Hodgdon
Beacon Street Aid Nets $50 By Its Sale
The Ladies aid of the Beacon Street church held its annual Christmas sale and supper in the vestry on Wednesday afternoon last week. Despite the storm, attendance was strong and $50 was realized. Various tables chaired by Mrs. Allen Cavanaugh Mrs. Henry Adams and others offered fancy articles candy greens a fortune telling booth a mystery table aprons and more. The dining room committee was led by Mrs. George Wallace with several assistants. The kitchen, under Mrs. Trving Varney, served beans doughnuts pies and coffee. C Lloyd Hooker, home from Bates College, spent the weekend with his parents in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
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Georgetown
Sagadahoc
Topsham
Doris Stetson Worden
Ania Et
Rae D S. Curtis
Morgan
North Street
Richmond
Marin B
William IL Tarr
Richmond Corner
William and
Bernice (Perry) Wilson
Mystic Lodge
O. Ib. Tarr
Henry Tarr
R. I
J. C. Brown
Skowhegan
Carl Roberts
Porthend
Ladies’ Aid of Enterprise Grange
Alice Faver
Front Street
Charles A. Alexander
School Street
Kimball Street
North Prout Street
Rebecca Rogers
Margaret Penabody
Nettie Leavitt
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
Martha Washington
Rebekah Lodge
Clara H. Crossland
Leon S. Merrill
Grand Sire Sovereign
Carlton Melvin
Melvin James
Dresden
Gladys Lowell
KA. Sprague
Bowdoinhium
Julia Richards
Milton Douglass
Shirley Ann Douglass
O. S&s. True
Spear
Melvina Borjesson
Hollis Center
George DB. Kimball
Lawrence Kimball
Frank Connor
Marion Blair
Gorham Normal School
Mildred Beedle
Harold Houdlette
George Thayer
Philip Nardini
Harry Williams
Florence Watson
Seth Watson
Greorge Wilson
Lillian Oliver
Edith Oliver
Town
Hr. H. Ryder
M. Preble
Ida Hosmer
Frank Duren
Lewis Wilson
Carl Bolton
Clarence Moore
Charlie Grant
Emerson-Line Post
Methodist Church
Leslie W. Grundy
Eugene Smith
Norway
Joseph Alexander
J. W. Hathorne
Cedar Grove
Mtchel James
Henry Robertson
Cora Searles
Robert Walker
Bridgton
Lillian Dunham
Abbie Cullas Gardiner
Elizabeth Suall
Clyde I. Merrill
Leominster
County Road
Rachel and
Esther Carter
New York
Frances Libby
Olby College
Freeman Wood
Etta Marco
Wood
Edmond Sylvane
Herbert Edgecomb
Bates College
Leighton Gardner
the Methodist Church
Thomas James
Doris Meserve
Methodist
Henry Floyd
Freda Flanders
Freda Mariner
Sagadahoc Grange Furnish Entertainment
Topshamites
Westport
Edward Coombs
Uiion Street
George Moses
Somerville
Guy Sprague
West Somerville
William Oliver
Silas M. Oliver
Kent's Hill
the House of
Hits
Keith
Ace
Mill Pond Hill
Bathman
Farm Bureau
Beacon Street Aid Nets
C. Lloyd Hooker
Mrs. L. Lee Hooker
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