Bath youth and church notices fill local page
Local jottings report Ann M. McLellan leaving $1000 to Grace Church plus social events at Beacon St. Ladies' Aid and Genesta Chapter meetings. Other items note YMCA basketball clash M. H. S. vs Freeport, deer hunted in Woolwich, ship movements on Maine coast, and a Christian Science lecture in Music Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann M. McLellan
Grace Church
Bath
Wadsworth
Freeport
Y.M.C.A
Lewis Dodge
Woolwich
Flight crews meet southward and local notices mix
A spread of small town items reports flight crews gathering southward, a corn stew supper at Dromore Grange Hall on Nov 23, and Mrs. Effie J. Brownell wintering in Portsmouth. It notes a new model motor driven picture machine for the Columbia Theatre and the schooner Harry W McHaynes discharging coal at Hyde Windlass Co wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange Hall
Tueasday
Effie J. Brownell
Portsmouth
R. I
Columbia Theatre
Harry W. McHaynes
Hyde Windlass Co
Butler
Wadsworth
Boston
W. S. Newall
Bath Iron Works
Taussig
Harold Snowden
Salvation Army
State official urges school fire escape reform and reports
Payson Smith the State Superintendent of Schools calls for a statewide investigation into fire safety and sanitary conditions in schools. He asks superintendents to report building descriptions pupil distribution exits fire hoses extinguishers and fire drills with costed recommendations to improve safety and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flood
Payson Smith
State Superintendent of Schools
Obituary of Mrs Henrietta D Gove of Vineland and Bath
News from Vineland New Jersey reports the death of Mrs Henrietta D Gove 77 widow of Edward Gove formerly of the city after a brief illness. She was born here daughter of Asa and Maria Palmer last of eight siblings survived by husband son Hartley and three Vineland grandchildren. Mr Gove long operated sleigh and carriage works on Summer Street later living near the Old Ladies Home on High Street. She attended Central Church and aided in church work. The body was brought to Bath for interment in Oak Grove Cemetery family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shaw
F. D. Hill
Ralph Dunton
Ray Welch
Arthur Baum
William M. Adams
Walter Hill
Earl Lermond
Scotney- White
E. W. Vaughan
R. H. Shaw
Lloyd Daley
A. B. Stearns
Robert Shaw
Cuthbert Wilson
Beacon St. Chorus
William Thistle
Milton S. Kimball
F. H. Kimball
Yale
Harvard
Kimball
Westminster
Seguin
Pickering
Hallowell
Parker’s Flats
Ariel
Harry W. Haines
Hyde
Haines
Stockton Springs
New York City
T. W. H. White
South Gardiner
New York
Times
J. Robinson Ayd
Alvord
Washington St
Maine Inquirer
Thomas Eaton
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Music Hall
Willis F. Gross
C.S. B
Boston
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Alice Foran
Ralph G. Mann
Bath
Philadelphia
Ernest M. Grindle
Miss Foran
John Curran
John McDonald
E. J. Murphy
P. J. Flaherty
Joseph R. Oliver
H. E. Thebeau
Marian Thayer
Mary
Kathryn Sullivan
Alice
Sadie Reynolds
Sadie Quinn
Katheryn Callan
Arline Footer
Marcia Gordon
Vineland
N. J
Henrietta D
Edward Gove
Gove
Asa
Maria Hyde Palmer
Hartley Gove
Y M C A Pool Tournaments Open For Monday Play
The Y M C A held Monday evening pool tournaments with boys group and High School and Employed Boys participants. Mason beat Mac Cormick 100 to 67 in the senior match, while L I Stearns defeated E Hartnett 50 to 23 and R Melinnes beat M Gordon 50 to 26 in juniors. Remaining first round draws listed for both divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
MacCormick
Ll. Stearns
E. Hartnett
R. MelInness
M. Gordon
G. Burns
C. Mikelsky
O. Card
Coss
Young
Savage
C. Holbrook
Stinson
R. Weinblatt
C. Miller
A. Attaya
A. Brown
McLellan
M. Attaya
R. Small
R. Shaw
Cummings
M.macdonaldt
Bonichols
Arthur Miller
K. Atwood
J. Crane
Colonial Club to present Who's Who at Columbia Theatre
The Colonial Club selects Willie Collier hit Who's Who for its annual dramatic production. The play runs two seasons in New York with long runs elsewhere and will be staged at the Columbia Theatre on Tuesday December 7 with a 25 member cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Willie Collier
New York
Columbian Theatre
West Bath Notes on Local Life and Upcoming Events
Miss Marjorie Ring leaves for Portland December first to enter a business college after graduating Brunswick High School class of 1915. Rehearsals for Among the Breakers continue at the grange hall with an early January fair. Community news covers visits, birthdays, farm notes, a rock blasting project, and holiday closures as town life unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ring
East Brunswick
Portland
Brunswick High School
Maude Seymour
Bath
North Bath
Florence Seymour
Maine General Hospital
Lester Crocker
Rose Farm
Foster's Point
Wylie Rogers
Bath City Hospital
Milton Loring
Grange Hall
George Crocker
Freeport
West Bath Grange Program Includes Apple Show Notes
West Bath Grange schedules a Monday program with music and talks on frugality. A group led by Sewall Stroet hosts a discussion on profitability of butter versus selling cream. Fred Rose leads apple rhymes and reports on the Portland Apple Show. Sisters offer distinct apple cooking methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall Stroet
Fred Rose
Portland
A. H. Donne
Local Notes On Bets, Beasts And New Beginnings
A string of small-town items includes Joseph McCabe with a pet An gora goat, Wadsworth sailors on shore, a coon shot at Parker's Head, and the Colonial Club vs Westbrook Independent in the season opener Friday. Harold Sanford buys a Snow Park house to build a bungalow next spring. Winter coats move fast as sailors aboard Wadsworth depart for Cuban waters. David Curtis, Waterville division NE Telephone Co. assistant plant superintendent, returns from two weeks’ home leave with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McCabe
Wadsworth
Sanford
Parker’s Head
Colonial Club
Westbrook Independent
al Ridley
Merton Webber
Mr. Webber
Woolwich
Harold Sanford
Snow Park
Dunton St
Bath
B. I.W
Cuban
David Curtis
Waterville
New England Telephone _Co
Charles E. Curtis
Prices Current and Market Report Plentiful For Commodities
The report lists firm prices for flour and wheat including No 1 Durum 112% and No 1 northern Manitoba 112 off Buffalo. Corn No 2 yellow 754, oats firmer, lard midwest 925 985, butter receipts 5424 creamery extras, and various fat and feed values. Chicago futures show wheat closing strong with gains, corn and oats up small amounts, and provisions mixed. Cattle and hog prices and receipts reflect a weak, uneven session with cattle and sheep also comparatively sluggish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
Middle West
Hennery
Chicago
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Beacon St
Brunswick
Lewiston
Tall Stove Club
Maine St
Capt. Perkins
Virginia
Bald Head
Bath Lodge of Moose
Bro. Herbert
Boston Lodge
American Fair and Bazaar Co
A. J. Hayden
James Slavin
Isaac Rideout
Eugene Footer
Massachusetts
Pine Tree Circle
Worthly
Phil Murphy
Nellie Johnson
Alfred King
Perkins
Lewis King
Fred Summerton
Frank Marrin
Ethel Warner
Morse High School
Capt
Fitzgerald
Cass
Attaya
White
Warren
Pomeroy
Skillings
McFadden
C. Warren
Bowker
Andrews
Holbrook
Coffin
RE. D.G.H.P. James A. Richan
Rockland
R.A.C
Mrs
THE
Skinner
More
Thompson Bros. Bath
ONE Price Clothiers
West Bath
Gerry
Campbell's Pond
Dover
Frank Jaques
Thomas Bailey
E. W. Haggett
Charles
Waldoboro
Charles Lemont
I. B. Neiley
Charlotte Cook
Will Brown
Arthur Haggett
J. M. Lemont
A. H. Donnell
Martha Brown
E. R. Brown
Rachel Trufant
Lilllian Mayo
A. E. Rich
West Bath Grange
West
Grace Hall
NGA
Northern Mel
Western
Pont
Chease
New York Twins
Chaim Hennery
Bees
Reed Eeeres
Dee Keen
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