Armistice Ball Opens Richmond Winter Dance Season
Emerson-Lene post of the American Legion began its winter dance season with an Armistice ball on Armistice Eve. Next dance slated for November 20. Residents and visitors report trips, visits, and hunting trips across Maine and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Temple
Gardiner
Annie Hatch
George Sturtevant
New York City
Richmond
Frank Connor
Portland
Harry Curran
Darrah Street
Wilson Douglas
Maine
Progressive Grange
Grange
A. H. Ware
Nettie Waré
Yarmouth
Lewis Loon, Jr
Boston
Lewis Loone
High Street
Vernon Little
South Dresden
Harold Averill
W. H. Johnson
Carl Curtis
Roger Pierce
Dorchester
Mass
Wallace Bickford
Harold Castner
Eva
Hallowell
W. O. Hunt
Bath
Eugene Edgecomb
Bertelle L. Skinner
Augusta
Sanford B. Chandler
George Crampton
Curtis- Wright Flying Service
Skinner
Bernard
Rockland
Winthrop
Donald Foster
Ethel Foster
Abbie McKenney
Bridge Street
Annie Stinson
Stimson
Prepare Now for Cold Weather Bargains
Full line of brand clothing and furnishings at very low prices. Overcoats, sweaters, shirts, pants and heavy union suits offered with special discounts. Includes wool coats, felt hats, pajamas, bed coverings, and student misfit suits at low, advertised prices throughout the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maesey
Woman Rescues Captive Eagle at Woolwich Ranch
Mrs. Edwin Moulton of Woolwich freed a captive eagle trapped by a leg chain in a tree at Kennebec Far Ranch Woolwich. The bird, about five feet wing span, had been entangled for some time, and the trap bore the name H. H. Dunning Andover Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Woolwich
Edwin Moulton
Georgetown Social Roundup and Bridge Update
Local households around Bath Georgetown and Robinhood host visitors and guests for Armistice Day and weekends. The new bridge girders cause a minor accident, with no lasting injury. Community church talks and Red Cross drives energize town activities as road work slows to next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Wheeler
W. C. Todd
Augusta
Waterville
Sewall Webster
Indian Point
Gaston Lachaise
New York
Saturay
Carrol Powers
Robinhood
Bath
Harry Horne
Charles McMahan
Five Islands
Frank E. Hollis
Ethel Beane
Portland
Nancy Russell
Edwin Powers
W. J. Craft Co
Howard Heald
Harry Heald
Shirley N. C. Hicks
Herman Spinney
Bay Point
John and
Alonzo Hunt
West
R. P. Todd
Melroe Highlands
John Carter
James Dunton
Toledo
Ohio
Dunton
Elizabeth Morrell
Joan Harrison
Morrell
Lawrence Putnam
Woolwich
Forrest Wyman
Phippsburg
George Willis
Owen Marr
Robert West
Middleboro
Mass
Abbie Reynolds
Rosa Smith
Lynn
Alice Lcott
Ralph Scott
West Georgetown
Harold J. Brown
Cumberland
Benefit Show Aids Local Unemployment Relief in Bath
At 11 30 Wednesday evening November 25 Thanksgiving Eve a special Bath Opera House performance will donate all proceeds to Mayor H P Small and his unemployment relief committee. The event is part of a New England series arranged with Hoover and Will Hays to support the industry and relief efforts. Theater staff contribute gratis and film producers waive payments to maximize funds for the local cause.
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Bath Opera House
H. P. Small
New England
Hoover
Will H. Hays
Small
Hunting trip and birthday notes from local area
Corner Chester Bennett on the Goshen road was one of six shot near Harvard Road Monday by Harold Rollins Norris Sidelinger Ernest Lancaster Irving Fickett Wesley Webber Nathaniel Gilpatrick Carol Clark and Lawrence Bond left Sunday for Bingham on a hunting trip Mr and Mrs Richard Strout are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Mass
Ellsworth Reed
George Gibbs
Merrymeeting Bay
Church Street
Charles L. Conant
Frank Reynolds
Swan Island
Clarence A. Morrill
Wilfred Kelly
Terrytown
N. Y
Colby College
Mas
Joseph Allen
Lester Harriman
Paul Roberts
Gordon Howe
Lewiston
Herbert L. Swett
Lakewood
Maine Publicity Bureau
Major
C. B
Frank Beedle
W. H. Johnson
Dresden
Gwendolyn Tarr
Evelyn Lvejoy
Bowdoinham
A. D. Chase
W. E. Rideout
Rockland
C. E. Berry
Alvah Campbell
Orie Robinson
Ernest Dow
Gardiner
Laura Grondin
Portland
Charles Grondin
Arthur Turner
Maine
Fred Preble
Carrabassett
S. M. Preble
Lena Harlow
Harold Averill
Carolyn
Dora Mariner
Freda Mariner
Springvale
Lawrence Oddy
Alice Oddy
Sanford
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Gertrude Jack
William Dingley
Meachem
Ruth Lane
Alice Tocthaker
Malcolm O’brien
John Cox
Malden
William Newell
Herbert Libby
John Marion
Gertrude Baker
Margaret Grover
Fred Webber
Minnie Harford
Fred Corriveau
Frank Lemire
Henry Lique
Rochester
N. H
George Lemire
Ladies Aid of Enterprise Grange
Philena Reed
Gardiner Street
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co
Richmond
Donald Spear
Cooper's Mills
Alberta Pinkham
John McComnick
Lcouise Smith
Philip Nardini
Beals Hosts Monday Evening Club at 79 Pine Street
Miss Flossie M Beals entertained the Monday Evening club at her sister Mrs Carlton W Lowell residence 79 Pine Street with a supper at 6 30 followed by contract The club will meet next Monday evening with Mrs Wellington A Moore on Washington Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie M. Beals
Monday Evening Club
Carlton W. Lowell
Pine Street
Wellington A. Moore
Washington Street
Five Islands Social and Gleanings Notes
Five Islands residents report travels and visits with relatives in Bath East Boston and Portland. Local weddings hunts and grange activities are noted along with seasonal cottage stays and small shipments from Kennebec chewing gum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Blaisdell
Bath
Alfred Rowe
F. P. Carr
MacMahon Island
Clinton Allen
Rye
N. Y
Lincoln Campbell
Boston
Otis Baker
Norwood
Mass
Ladies Aid
Arletta Harford
Furber Davis
Harold Rowe
Barbara Gray
Woodrow Gray
Eugene Farwell
Auburn
Harmon's Harbor
Arthur Wilson
Charles Hanna
C. A. MacMahan
Mona Campbell
George Floyd
Groton
Harman's Harbor
Ralph Davis
Earle MacMahan
Mr. Davis
Percy McGilvrey
Ada McGilvrey
Portland
Five Islands
D. L. Howard
Arthur Berry
Augusta
W. L. Berry
Westport highway work updated by Road Commissioner Jones
In Westport the State Aid highway maintenance continues under Road Commissioner Horace Jones. A special referendum election on November 9 and 10 produced 4 yes votes and 14 no votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Jones
Margaret O. Webber
Maud Webber
Coast Guard
Thetis
Bath Iron Works
R. B. Adams
Charles L. Cromwell
Ross T. Beaton
Jonas H. Jewett
Marion L. Jewett
The
Center
Bath
Brian M. Jewett
Washington Street
Teachers Honor 1931 32 Group At Reception
A reception for new and retiring teachers of 1931 32 was held with guests including Arthur B Scott and Mrs Scott and several named teachers. Sandwiches cake and coffee were served in the lobby as volunteers from various PTAs assisted the committee led by Mrs Leroy F Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Scott
Scott
Grace Baker
H. Emma Magoun
Helen Foster
Ella Douglas
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Frostina Marston
Marston
Cecile Veilleux
Lewiston
Katharine Conley
Ellsworth
Alice M. O'Brien
Flagstaff
Eileen Hayes
Winthrop
Mass
Horace Herrick
Southwest Harbor
Viola Hogan
Ellen Blair
Nancy Trask
Mullin
Norton
Charles Hewitt
Wellington Moore
Fred Hoffman
Joseph I. Smith
Harry P. Bridge
Marius Page
Milton Trott
Carl Andersen
Clinton D. Wilson
Reginald Stacy
Leroy F. Colby
North Center P. T. A
Morsehigh P. T. A
Leroy. Lord
Charles Smith
John Atwood
Arthur C. Norton
Harold Avery
Arthur Sewall
Dike P.T.A
Charles McDonald
John Conley
William Fogwill
Daniel Perry
South End P. T. A
Russell Colby
Arthur C. Lemont
Mank Found Guilty Begins Prison Term
The trial shows robbery as a motive and an alleged confession from Mank was admitted over objection. The defense argued intoxication at the time of the shooting warranted a manslaughter verdict. Harry A. Beals of Wiscasset was an overnight guest Tuesday in the city.
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Mank
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Harry A. Beals
Wiscasset
City
Morse High P T A Held Successful Card Party
A sizable crowd attended Morse High School gym for a PTA card party that raised funds and provided social activity. Auctions and contract games awarded prizes to both women and men, with refreshments served by PTA members and student helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Morse High P. T. A
Henry W. Owen Jr
Carolyn Turner
George Hunt
Charles Cummings
Charles Blaisdell
Blaisdell
Paul G. Bagdikian
Carrie Shaw
Harry P. Bridge
Russell Kenney
Marius Page
Evelyn Snow
Arthur C. Norton
Isabelle Gallant
Ruth Dale
Marjorie Furber
Barbara Norton
Samuel Hooper
Leroy F. Colby
Charles Smith
Samuel Levin
Red Cross Drive Names Bath Area Team Captains
Annual Roll Call for the American Red Cross began on Armistice Day and runs to Thanksgiving. Bath chapter solicitors report 22 teams with captains listed by district and local areas West Bath Woolwich Georgetown and Five Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Bath
Winneganee
Harry Oliver
Roland W. Hanson
Carolyn Plant
Jessie Colby
George Colby
Real estate transfers posted in Sagadahoc registry
Real estate transfers recorded in the Sagadahoc registry of deeds over the last two weeks include Bath properties with transfers from Susan N. Bailey to Randall R. Daley and Lucille Bailey to John Bailey. Bowdoin and Bowdeinham deeds listing several pairs. Phippsburg transfers from Andrew F. Black to Dustin W. Syte and William R. Bowker to John Berry Holton. Richmond and Topsham deeds involving multiple parties. West Bath transfers from Mary L. Parker to Fred W. Armes and Frederick E. Drake to Thomas L. Pierce. Woolwich transfers from Annie R. Libby to Wallace S. Reed and N Blaisdell & Sons to Norman W. Heward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Bath
Susan N. Bailey
Randall R. Daley
Walter B. Cromwell
Willard F. Cromwell
Lucille Bailey
John Bailey
Bowdoin
Nels E. Olson
Bowdeinham
Edwin W. E. Warren
Nettie M. Merrill
Phippsburg
Andrew F. Black
Dustin W. Syte
William R. Bowker
John Berry Holton
Richmond
Wallace S. Reed
N. Blaisdell & Sons
Norman W. Heward
Drum Major Emmons Leads the Legion Parade
Sdrwin Lincoln Emmons, in purple and gel uniform, led the American Legion parade Wednesday afternoon last week. The march started from Legion headquarters after 1 30 p m and moved through Washington Center Front Oak and High streets to Morse high school building where it disbanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdrwin Lincoln Emmons
American Legion
Legion
Washington, Center
Front
Oak
High Streets
Morse High School
Battery H
C. A
Moerse
Morse High
Pine Troop
Girl Scouts
Sons of Union Veterans
Veteran, of Foreign Wars
Roland Smith Post
A. L
Fire Department
Maine Central bulletin notes hunting conditions statewide
The bulletin reports hunting conditions in Maine with strong deer and bear presence. Moosehead and Rangeley regions show excellent conditions with no snow, foliage gone, and plentiful game. Aroostook and Washington counties also good with some snow in the north. Dead River region is favorable. Gardiner Deering is on a hunting trip in the big woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central Railroad
Maine
Moosehead
Rangeley
Aroostooke County
Washington County
Dead River
Franklin County
Gardiner Deering
Big Woods
Second November Session of Probate heard various estate actions
Sagadahoc probate court judge Walter S. Glidden oversaw a light second November session. Administrations granted for James H. Gallagher of Richmond and Marcia A. Barnes of Tops ham. Guardian appointed for James S. Lowell of Bath and related inventory and account filings. Inheritance tax matters and real estate actions also noted along with minor guardianship and distribution petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Probate Court
Walter S. Glidden
James H. Gallagher
Richmond
Joseph W. Randlette
Marcia A. Barnes
Topsham
Charles H. Barnes
James S. Lowell
Bath
Bath Trust Co
Guardian
Joeseph W. Randlette
Carolyn A. Paine
Henry S. Payne
Hail Blenn
Mary B. Blenn
Bowdeinham
Sarah Bagley Wright
Charlies W. Wright
Woolwich
John P. Carey, Jr
Mary E. Coombs
John C. Humphreys
Agnes H. Torrey
First National Bank
Allan Spear
Richard H. Smith
Harvey Smith
Lewis B
Lois C. Swett
Harry P. Bridge
Maine Central Railroad schedules updated for Rockland Branch
Effective last Monday changes updated Maine Central Rockland Branch trains. Morning Bath to Portland now 9 48, afternoon 3 43, with Portland arrival 11 12 and 5 00 respectively. Boston arrival unchanged. Bath 7 08 weekday connection to State of Maine Express for New York unchanged. Portland arrivals move to 8 36 and 1 09 next Monday.
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Rockland
Maine Central Railroad
Portland
Boston
Bath
State of Maine
New York
Brilliant Coast Guard Tea Honors Thetis Launch Guests
The home of Commander and Mrs. Eaton in Bath hosted a Nov 9 tea for Coast Guard leaders including Rear Admiral Billard and Mrs. Billard and Captain Adams and Mrs. Adams. Attendees from the service and academies filled the rooms with gowns and blue uniforms as plans for the Bath Iron Works launch of Thetis were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip B. Eaton
Summer Street
F. C. Billard
U. S. Coast Guard
Billard
Robert B. Adams
Coast Guard
Adams
Washington, D. C
Bath
Thetis
Bath Iron Works Corp
H. G. Hamiet
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Hunt
New York City
H. L. Connor
P. E. Shaw
Mrs. Eaton
Hamlet
Munter
Beedeker
Hunnewel
Archibald M. Main
Jane S. Murphy
John A. Morse
John A. Lord
U.S.N
Harriet Lord
William S. Newell
High Street
Boecheker
Hunnewell
Washington
Eaton
Obituary of Jessie Toethaker Williams 56
Former Bath resident Jessie Toethaker Williams died in Phillips on Monday at age 56 after heart trouble. Born in Phillips she taught after graduating Farmington Normal School. She lived in Bath 17 years, later with her son Raymond in Portland, and died at her sister Mrs. Warren Larrabee’s home in Phillips. Funeral was at her sister’s home and burial followed in Phillips. She left sisters Mrs. Larrabee and Mrye Rose Milliken and son Raymond. She was active in Wesley church and church groups in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Phillips
Philips
Jessie Toethaker Williams
William
Farmington Normal School
Raymond P. Williams
Portland
Warren Larrabee
Larrabee
Mrye. Rose Milliken
Raymond
Wesley Church and Ladies
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Arthur LeChance
Frances Watson
Charles H. James
Cloverieef Farm
Nettie Ware
Hilton Hersey
Russell D. Paul
James Mathews
Bristol
Conn
L. H. Chessman
Redlon Holman
Max Katz
Elm Street
Woman
Eagle
Georgetown
Westport
Pinansky
Morse High P.T.A
Emmons
Bath Savings Institution
Glidden
Maine Central
Walter Ey
Andrews Road
Mr. Ey
Charles E. Daten
Mrs. Daten
Whitman Mitchell
Milan Street
High School
Arthur F. Mayo
Commander
Mrs
Philip B. Eaton
Jessie T. Williams