Church League Board Sets Referee Plan and Elections
The Governing Board of the Church League approved a new calendar changing the opening date to December 11 due to a conflict with the State Y M C A Boys Conference. Committees on schedule and officials were elected with Raymond Parks chairing the schedule committee and Harold J. Carter chairing the officials committee. A random draw will assign referees for the season with one referee per game and no umpires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
Leavitt
Raymond Parks
Melvin Comeau
Duncan Bragg
Donald Wilson
Church of Christ Scientist
People’s Baptist Church
Nazarene
Synagogue
Edwin E. Pinson
Rev
Forest L. Littlefield
Clifton W. Tedford
Harold J. Carter
J. Norman Norton
Dudley S. Leavitt
New Auburn Man Fined in Auto Case
George Saucier of Mill Street New Auburn pled guilty in municipal court to operating a vehicle under the influence and was fined 100 dollars plus costs, paid. He was picked up Friday evening by City Marshal Walter L. Whitney on High Street. He had been due in Auburn municipal court Friday on a search and seizure charge but did not appear. He told the marshal he had come from Portland to Bath by mistake. Edith Collinson of Wakefield Mass arrived Friday to visit Mrs Caldwell B Phillips in Andrews Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Saucier
Mill Street
New Auburn
John J. Keegan
Bath
Portland
Lewiston
Turner Center interests gain new directors at Wiscasset line
In a meeting of the Wiscasset, Waterville and Farmington Railroad stockholders, new directors were elected. H. P. Crowell becomes president and general manager, with O. E. Langer as vice president and Albana H. Libby, L. H. Ford, Bert Coombs, E. Hilton, and Charles Pinkham named as new directors. The railroad, bought for 50 000 dollars four years after being slated for scrapping, remains under Samuel J. Sewall as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Bailey
C. N. Webber
China
J. R. Abbott
Whitefield
B. Haskell
Auburn
Turner Center
Parker M. Cooper
Albion
H. P. Crowell
Belfast
Moosehead Lake
O. E. Langer
Albana H. Libby
L. H. Ford
Bert Coombs
Palermo
E. Hilton
Charles Pinkham
Phillips
Sewaill
K. O. Langer
A. M. Weatherbee
Wiscasset
Wiscasset, Waterville
Farmington
New York
Samuel J. Sewall
Turner White
Boston
Paul Keeler
Paul, Jr
J. E. White
Lester Knight
Donald
J. E. Whites
Florence Benson
Geneva Daniels
Independent
Charles E. Cowley
Massachusetts
Red Cross
Woman's Club
George Bemis
Charles Barnes
A. H. Dodge
Harry Bailey
Nellie Pashard
F. E. Parker
Florence
Grace Knight
Portland
A. W. Irvine
Portsmouth
N. H
Baltimore
Marland D. Knowles
Erastus Lewis
Shirley
Rockland
Mass
George Wilson
Providence
R. I
Carl Hughes
McDonnell
Bangor
Minnie H. Wyman
Newcastle
West
Wymen
Elsie Reed
Newcastle-Damariscotta Club
Marie Timms
Caroline Grover
Carrie Hilton
Lucy Jackson
J. E. McKenney
Birch Point
Grover
Jackson
Fred C. Bailey
Harold Bailey
Benjamin Webber
Bernice
Waldoboro
Walter Adams
Capt. Rowe House
Middle Street
Ellsworth Dodge
Dodge
U. S
Wyoming
J. P. Tucker
Josephine Tucker
Misses Varney
Euflala Pray
Dresden Mills
Academy
Frank Lambert
Pleasant Street
F. H. Theakston
Dorothy Daggett
Emma W. Isley
Joseph P. Tucker
Josephine
Budd's grain store nears completion in town
Local notes from the Lilliputian dated November 24 1888 report Budd's grain store nearly finished J A Foye and wife returned from the West last Tuesday Elden Munsey teaching at the North schoolhouse and Misses Carrie Varney Sunie Clifford and Mary Lincoln home on vacation from Kent's Hill Immense Christmas tree shipments to the railroad station W H Small ill at home Star lodge Knights of Pythias organized with 49 members Officers installed and a social dinner at Franklin hall Franklin club program set for Monday at Wawenock hall featuring music essays governors and Napoleon Bonapart discussion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilliputian
Budd’s
J. A. Foye
Elden Munsey
North
Carrie Varney
Sunie Clifford
Mary Lincoln
Kent's Hill
W. H. Small
Star Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Wavenock Hall
James H. Knight
Charles H. Day
C. M
Charles H. Metcalf
V.C
John C. Budd
Charles Lennox
Benjamin F. Blagdon
O. W. Ridley
Bradley Reed
Lafayette Greenleaf
I. S
Benjamin H. Crossman
O. S
Star Lodge
Franklin Hall
Wiscasset
Franklin Club
Wawenock ‘Hall
Mary Hobson
C. A. Peaslee
Henry R. Pyne
Carrie Knight
Miss Wright
Grace Knight
Charles H. Dennison
Ida Neal
Rundlett and Young
Napoleon Bonapart
National Grange Elects Officers at Convention
Delegates elected officers and chose New York state for the 1930 meeting by a 32 to 26 vote over Wisconsin. Louis J. Taber of Columbus Ohio was re elected national master. Other officers named include Herman Eide secretary W W Deal treasurer and David H Agans steward. Additional officers listed span across Idaho Wisconsin Rhode Island Oklahoma Missouri Oregon Maine Maryland with titles Ceres Pomona Flora and lady assistant steward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Grange
New York State
Wisconsin
Louis J. Taber
Columbus
Ohio
France
Herman Eide
W. W. Deal
David H. Agans
Idaho
Herman Hide
West Bath program boosts school league proceeds
A West Bath event featured a two social and candy sale raising funds for the school league. A four seasons pageant opened by first graders with streamers listed Winter and Spring acts. Red Cross members held an all day session at Miss Annie Trufant's home while local residents visited and hosted guests for weekends and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelyn Hart
Edith Sprague
Ruth Brown
Jolly Winter
Harold Hart
Eleanor Brown
Margaret Sprague
Kingsbury
Charles Sprague
Lady Apple Blossom
Eva Kingsbury
Virginia Kingsbury
Edith Spie
Ith Sprague
West Bath
Red Cross
Annie Trufant
I. B. Neiley
Hazel Wharff
Alfred Snow
Harpswell
J. E. Mayo
Alma Reid
Russell Street
Clara Keene
Lewiston
Larrabee
Larrabee’s Grove
J. M. Lemont
E. W. Haggett
Elmer Craig
Indian Pond
Ronald McLellen
Prince Edward Island
J. B. Lemont
Hyde Camp Observes Veterans Night With Ceremony
T W Hyde camp S of A V held a Veterans Night gathering at Grand Army Memorial Hall Middle Street. A clam stew supper followed by a literary program featured Commander Forrest Le gard, Rev Edwin D Hardin, Judge John J Keegan, and performances by Sadie Garcelon Eleanor MacDonald Lillian Cutler Lynwood Miller Albert Henderson Edwin W Haggett and Ila Day. The event closed with Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde
S. of A. V
Grand Army Memorial Hall
Middle Street
Forrest Legard
Edwin D. Hardin
Winter Street Church
Gardiner Crocker
America
America Was Sung By All. Mr. Hardin
Sadie Garcelon
John J. Keegan
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Eleanor MacDonald
Lillian Cutler
Lynwood Miller
Joseph N. Day
Albert Henderson
Edwin W. Haggett
Freeman Crosby
Auxiliary
Ila Day
Boys In Blue
Social Notes From Bar Harbor and Surroundings
Personal notes list weekend and Sunday visits among Bar Harbor, Pinehurst, Saco, and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Berkeley Le V Allen, Mr and Mrs Ed Mund Staples, Lawrence McFarland, Marjorie, Harold, Geraldine Stott, Mr and Mrs Milton Carlton, Mrs Harold Sewall, and Mrs Norman MacLaren with travel mentions to Nauheim and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley le. V. Allen
Bar Harbor
Pinehurst
Edmund Staples
Front Street
Lawrence McFarland
Marjorie
Harold
Saco
Wilbur Crocker
Park Street
Ardenne A. Stott
Sagadahoc Ferry
Dr. DeForrest
Wiscasct
Boston
Geraldine Stott
Milton Carlton
North Woolwich
Harold M. Sewall
Washington Street
Norman MacLaren
Nauheim
Germany
Paris
Halloween Party at Montsweag Parish Hall in Woolwich
A Halloween costume party for Mr. and Mrs. Ray V. Rice at the Montsweag church parsonage in Woolwich drew nearly 50 guests. The event featured period costumes, a mock beauty parlor, witch and cat hosts, an orchestra, a bridal cake centerpiece, and prizes for best outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray V. Rice
Lillian Leeman
Hillcrest
Montsweag Church
Woolwich
Plinette Allen
Clara Hawthorne
Henry T. B. Leeman
Bath
Leeman Family Attends Event in Bath
Those present from Bath included Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. B. Leeman, Miss Nellie Leeman, Arthur Leeman, and Miss Trott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Henry T. B. Leeman
Nellie Leeman
Arthur Leeman
Miss Trott
Educational Week at Woolwich Grange Observed
Woolwich Grange held its educational week during the weekly meeting led by John Carter superintendent of schools. National book week was observed with plans led by Thelma Burleigh Ruth Hodgdon Alma Dickinson and Theresa Abbott. A chicken supper and Mackinnon orchestra dance followed with a varied program including violin and piano solos readings recitations talks and discussions by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange
John Carter
Thelma Burleigh
Ruth Hodgdon
Alma Dickinson
Theresa Abbott
Grange
Mackinnon Orchestra of
Bath
Merle Jameson
Mr. Oliver
Nellie Dowling
Eleanor Jameson
Alton Soule
Mr. Hayward
Anna Soule
Rachel Hodgdon
Ruth Jackson Fowles Dies in Gardiner Hospital at 33
Ruth Jackson Fowles of Richmond died Wednesday night in Gardiner hospital at age 33. Wife of Dexter R. Fowles, she was born in Wiscasset, graduated with honors in 1913, taught school before marrying 13 years ago, and leaves her husband, two sons James eight and Graydon born Nov 2, plus her parents Everett and Mrs. Jackson, two brothers John and Everett. Aunts include Mrs. Carrie Dearing of Bath and Mrs. E. P. Burns and Mrs. George Stilphen of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ileaves
James
Graydon
John
Everett Jackson
Wisgasset
Carrie Dearing
Bath
E. P. Burns
George Stilphen
Portland
Solar Lodge Observes 20th Past Masters Night
Rainy turnout climbs for Solar Lodge Masons 20th annual past masters night. Horace W. Ward receives master Mason degree as officers led the event with a chicken dinner by Genesta chapter O E S. Solar quartet entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solar Lodge
Masons
Horace W. Ward
Ladies of Genesta
O. E
Arthur E. Baum
Oscar F. Williams
Solar Quartet
Ernest Wood
Chester Plant
Daniel Williams
Frederick Edney
Death of Marion Anderson Aged Five in City Hospital
Five year old Marion Lillian Anderson died Wednesday night at City hospital. She was daughter of Joseph E. and Lillian H. Anderson of 263 Front street. Visitors Edward and Mrs Higgins from West Medford Mass were in Bath last week visiting Alderman E Mason Wright of Winship street on their return from Five Islands at Pollyanna lodge. Nan Trask, who spent the Summer at Winthrop, has arrived in Bath for the Winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Emerson
Edward Inis
Spring Street
Bath
Mission of the Open Door
Jackman
Carleton
Dead River
Big
Maine
Ernest Marsh
Harry F. Lewis
Walter Leavitt
Fred Merry
Sidney G. Evans
Wiscasset
Harold Deering
Piscataquis County
Eachterville & Farmington Railroad
Webber’s Tavern
M. A. Braun
North Whitefield
R. H. Dunbar
Augusta
P. M. Cooper
Albion
F. E. Douglas
A. L. Wellman
P. M. Cunningham
S. M. Farnsworth
John A. Woodsum
C. A. Pinkham
China
F. A. Doe
P. G. Brown
Weeks Mills
Mabel I. Greely
Belfast
Roy R. Marston
Portland
C. B. Merrill
Damariscotta
C. I. Barnes
Boston
Grace York
Angus Grover
10Th Masonic District
Lincoln Lodge
Mabie Greeley
Court House
Knox County
Belfast and
Moosehead
South Newcastle
Wiscasset Methodist Church
Lewis Lowell
Mary
Windham
Maine General Hospital
George Weatherbee
Margaret
Robert
William Stinson
Marion Lillian Anderson
City Hospital
Joseph E. and
Lillian H. Anderson
Front Street
Edward Higgins
West Medford
Mass
Nan Trask
Winthrop
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Church League
Edith Collinson
Wakefield
Caldwell B. Phillips
Andrews Road
C. S. Barnes
National Grangers
Louis J. Tober
National
Hyde Camp
G.A R. Memorial Hall
A. B. Fralinger
Robert Fulton
Amcrak
Thomas R Huston
R. Bath
Max Katz
Elm Street
the Working Man’s Store
Montsweag
Mrs
Mrs. Allen
Chester Leeman
Emery Rogers
Alvin Leeman
Roberta Hathorne
Helen Hederon
Sadie Grover
Ruth Jackson
Fowles
Richmond
Gardiner
SOLAR
Masonic Temple
Marion L. Anderson
Ray
Norway Medicine Co
Norway