Carlo the collie vanishes from Popham Beach life saving station
Carlo a small collie mascot at the Popham Beach life saving station is missing after wandering off near Wiscasset on the Bath road while owner Graydon M. Morse was visiting a friend. Morse drove on, hoping for a quick return, but by Tuesday no word had reached the station. Carlo has previously traveled from Bath to Popham and back, suggesting the Wiscasset route as a possible detour. Anyone who spots a small collie named Carlo is asked to notify the life savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlo
Popham Beach
Graydon M. Morse
Boothbay Harbor
Morse
Wiscasset
Bath Road
Dog
Bath
Popham
Engaged Violet Ward to J Ed Ward Marks of Augusta
Mrs Scott Ward of Brunswick announces the engagement of her daughter Violet Eastman Ward chief clerk in the Highway Police Department Augusta to J Ed ward Marks of the same department. The couple's engagement was announced at a dinner bridge party at Mrs Lawrence B Martin's Auburn home. Wedding date not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott R. Ward
Brunswick
Violet Eastman Ward
Highway
Augusta
J. Edward Marks
Miss Ward
Lawrence B. Martin
Auburn
Brunswick High School
Mr. Marks
Charles Marks
Randolph
Gardiner High School
Scott Ward
E. A. Ward
Effie Libby
Virginia Martin
Elizabeth Parker
Bernice Parker
Amy Teague
Harriet Eastman
Bernice Thayer and Bedford Christianson Wed in Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Bernice Thayer daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Thayer of 15 Winslow Court wed Bedford Christianson son of Mr and Mrs John Murphy of Washington Street in a double ring ceremony at Rev David L Wilsons Middle Street home Attire included yellow crepe de chine wedding dress and matching hat Marion Fuller attended as bridesmaid Harold Safford served as best man The bride a Morse high school class of 1925 member will live with the groom and his parents at present The groom works at Bath Iron Works Portland visitors and theater outing noted in local social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Thayer
Charles Thayer
Winslow Court
Bedford Christianson
John Murphy
Washington Street
David L. Wilson
Middle Street
Marion Fuller
Harold Safford
Morse High School
Bath Iron Works
Woolwich Notes Span Weddings Moves and Local News
Woolwich Community Bulletin lists residents moving to Bath for winter and new homes, including Mr. and Mrs. Parker Small. Mr. Stinson at Hyde Windlass Co. plant in Bath. Mrs. Butler remembered in Washington D C. news. social events include Montsweag grange supper dance and church studies. youth honor for William Berry with Curtis Salesmen membership. local clubs meetings and Thanksgiving services planned in Nequasset Days Ferry Sagadahoc and North Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Carlton
Florence
Portland
Ralph Stinson
Arrowsic
Eugenie Hunnewell
Stinson
Hyde Windlass Co
Bath
Ida Beals
Westport Junction
Parker Small
Douglass Hunnewell
Merle James
Ann Moore
Fred Carlton
Butler Estate
Butler
Washington, D. C
Eben Dana
Augusta
David L. Wilson
Perry Church
Montsweag Grange Hall
Frank J. Walker
Maxine
Lewiston
Bates
Colby
John Reed
Bowdoinham
Harry Allen
State Road
Woolwich Grange
Clement Paquet
North Edgecomb
Charles Wright
William Wright
Hillcrest Manse
Nicholson
Mabel Dow
Murphy's Corner
Alton Berry
Harry Sawyer
Boston
Christian Endeavor
Warren Groves
Birch Point Road
Montsweag
Woolwich
League of Curtis Salesmen
Curtis Publishing Co
Billy
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Nequasset
Days Ferry
Sagadahoc
North Woolwich
Woolwich Grange Hall
Edward Shaw
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Sumner
Percy Bailey
Perry Bailey
J. W. Brown
Charles R. Farnham
Woolwich Grange Conveys Degrees at Wednesday Meeting
Senator-elect and Mrs Frank W Carlton were among ten candidates receiving the third and fourth degrees at the Woolwich grange gathering last Wednesday night. Governor-elect William Tudor Gardiner is a Woolwich grange member. After the degrees a harvest supper was served by lady officers. Plans call for another chicken supper next Thursday followed by a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Carlton
Woolwich Grange
William Tudor Gardiner
Personal notes from local residents across New England
Edwin Powers of Cummings street is visiting Boston for several days. Mr and Mrs Edwin R Andrews of Andrews road drove to Portland on Saturday. Mrs Herbert Maxwell and daughter Miss Gertrude Maxwell and Mrs William S Newell spent Saturday in Portland. Miss Priscilla Footer and Miss Gwendolyn Vaughn depart Sunday for Boston for a few days with friends. John Sanborn, employed in Augusta, is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Sanborn of Cherry street for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Powers
Cummings Street
Boston
Edwin R. Andrews
Andrews Road
Portland
Herbert Maxwell
Gertrude Maxwell
Williams
Newell
Priscilla Footer
Gwendolyn Vaughn
John Sanborn
Augusta
Lewis Sanborn
Cherry Street
Red Cross
Bowdoinham
Selectman B. B. Douglass
BE. L. White
Maine Pomological Society
William Trufant
Mulligan
Clay Hill
Miss Hulse
Knights of Pythias
Pomona Grange
Grange
Wilbur Brown
Geraldine
J. E. Gibson
E. W. Warren
Main Street
Charles Hackett
Richmond
W. B. Kendall
Millay Road
Henry Alexander
Cushman Road
L. C. Irish
Jack
Town Hall
Calais
Chipman
Belle Umberhind
Florida
E. P. Kendall
A.S. McDougall
Clara Pegg
Lewiston
Priday
Sarah Small
Beverly
Mass
Arthur Carr
William Leavitt
Henrietta Stearns
New Hampshire
Clifford Smalley
R. E. Perguson
Clara Fogg
Wiscasset
W. T. Given
R. E. Ferguson
H. D. Cornish
F. K. Jack
Gardiner
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
D. A. Clark
Frank Siegars
Florence Siegars
Barbara
William Given
Given
D. B. Cornish
E. L. White
Sewall
Bath
Lawrence Rideout
Bowdoinham Ridge
MacDourene
Cora Wilkinson
R. D. Purinton
Abbie Hulse
Addie Trufant
Hattie Knight
Amandis Burrison
Knight
Trufant
Community Update From Bowdoinham November Meeting
Readiness for holiday charity described with Red Cross support and book donations to Bowdoinham school and public library. Local figures report health updates, road safety discussions, and upcoming fairs and grange activities amid smallpox precautions and vaccination efforts.
Birthday Club Members Attend Mrs Burjison Card Hulse
Members of the birthday club were present including Mr and Mrs Amandis Burjison Mr and Mrs J P Card and Miss Abbie Hulse at a gathering noted for its cordial atmosphere and the celebration of a special birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fant
Birthday Club
Amandis Burjison
J. P. Card
Abbie Hulse
Child Welfare Talk at North Center PTA Meeting
Ada Crockett spoke on city child welfare work and fund allocation. R Clinton McFadden outlined a hearing test machine for schools and PTA support to purchase it. Edith Horne reviewed National Book Week with a library tour for students. Hostesses were Mrs Morse Sewall and Mrs Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center
P.T.A
Edith Horne
Dike School
Ernest Morse
Edward Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Sagadahoc Grange elects officers at Bowdoin Center
Sagadahoc Grange held its regular meeting at Bowdoin Center Saturday. The annual election named Master Wilson Freeman Overseer Alonzo Freeman Lecturer Alice Larabee Steward Donald Jasper Asst Steward Lewellen Freeman Treasurer E. E. Baker Secretary H. K. Adams Chaplain Mae Skelton Gatekeeper Louis Murphy Ceres Melvina Freeman Pomona Caroline Couture Plora Hattie Babb Lady Asst Steward Sadie Garland. The death of Mary Cornish halted activities and charter was draped. Thursday dance canceled this week, slated next week. Chester D Colby, yacht Aras chief engineer, returned to Marine Basin New York after two weeks with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
Wilson Freeman
Alonzo Freeman
Alice Larabee
Donald Jasper
Lewellen Freeman
E. E. Baker
H. K. Adams
Mae Skelton
Louis Murphy
Ceres
Melvina Freeman
Pomona
Caroline Couture
Plora
Hattie Babb
Sadie Garland
Mary Cornish
Grange
Bath Men Honor Bath Mechanics On Constitution Restoration
Bath workers at the Charlestown navy yard cheer the Constitution reconstruction led by Lieut. John A. Lord. Admiral Andrews adds motivation with signboards declaring pride in Old Ironsides and fair pay, eight-hour days, and Bath devotion shaping federal shipbuilding tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Charlestown Navy Yard
John A. Lord of Bath
Boston Globe
Constitution
Navy Yard
Admiral Andrews
Old Bath
John A. Lord
Bowdoin Ladies Plan November Supper Event
Mrs M E Smith travels to Bingham to spend winter with sister in law. East Bowdoin Ladies aid met at Mrs Ernest Carr home with 10 members. After lunch they made head flowers. Next meeting Friday Nov 30 at Mrs Wilbur Skelton's home for the annual supper for husbands and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Smith
Charles Babb
Bingham
East Bowdoin
Ernest Carr
Wilbur Skelton
DAR Meeting Plans Tray Cloths for City Hospital
The Dummer Sewall chapter DAR held an all day meeting Tuesday at Mrs. Charles C. Low's High Street home. The activities committee prepared tray cloths and tray napkins for the City hospital and later enjoyed cards. Mrs. Low and Mrs. Elmer Hodgkins led. Robert Hatch of Hatch shoe store is in Boston on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummer Sewall
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles C. Low
High Street
City Hospital
Low
Elmer Hodgkins
Robert Hatch
the Hatch
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridge-Merrill, Inc
China
C. O. D. Orders
Paratus
Clarence Eaton
George S. Hatch Jr
Hebron Academy
S. Ward Harris
Hebron
Sydney L. Eaton
Edward Gauvin
U. S. Navy
New London, Conn
Shaw
the Bath Independent
United States
Violet Ward
Central Church Parsonage
William Dennison
Edwin Coombs
Strand Theater
Leon Pennell
Pune
Lampree
Bartlett
Harmony
Brunswick Somicenh
Maine
Ada Crockett
Chester D. Colby
Aras
Marine Basin
New York
Weeks Street
Bath Department Store
Bowdoin
D. A. R. Meeting
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