Local Legion Auxiliary meets in Wiscasset unit event
The second District Council of the American Legion Auxiliary met with Bradford Sortwell Wright Unit 54 at the Congregational vestry. Commander Carroll T. Berry gave the welcome and Rev. Charles E. Titus spoke on The Day of the New Deal. A church service followed with a 12 member vest choir and Mary Hobson at organ. Funeral for Ethel Wilson Bradford held in Woolwich with Rev. Henry W. Webb officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Bradford-Sortwell-Wright
Carroll T. Berry
Legion
Charles E. Titus
Grace Albee
Anna Holbrook
Jessie Stinson
Nellie Dowling
Charles Lowder
Solon
First Congregational Church
Mary Hobson
John Hauser
Quincy
Mass
H. E. Rines
Evelyn Wright
Les Camarades Guests Of TV At Monday Night Meeting
Public meeting reported with Les Camarades Musiqueaux guests and a program at Winter Street chapel. Allan H Ramsay James M Royal hosted with paper on Boito and performances by Field Smith O’Hara and others as members prepared next week’s concert.
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Les Camarades
Allan H. Ramsay
James M. Royal
Les Camarades Musicaux
Winter Street
George D. Field
Boito
Ponchielli
Clifford B. Smith
Faust
Weston P. Holman
Camden
Mr. Field
Mendelssohn
Cece Co
Celiecine
Albee
Mr. McPherson
Deppen
Sturtevant
Rice
McPherson
Long ago Bath pupil earns punctuality certificate
J W Fisher of 14 Page Street Brunswick known in banking, found a Certificate of Punctuality dated June 21 1867 from Bath South Grammar School. Names on the school committee included Augustus F Beard then pastor of Central church later aged 101 in South Norwalk Conn, Edwin Reed and William Rice prominent Bath figures. Principal Miss E S Bright later married Robert Lilly. she taught Bath and Massachusetts schools and ran a private school on Center Street. Assistants were Miss M P Kelley Miss M P Perkins and Miss E F Winslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fisher
Page Street
Brunswick
South Grammar School
Bath
Augustus F. Beard
Central Church
South Norwalk
Edwin Reed
William Rice
E. S. Bright
Robert Lilly
Massachusetts
Center Street
South Street
M. P. Kelley
M. P. Perkins
E. F. Winslow
Man Without A Country to be staged by Ban gor High Dramatic Club
Edward Everett Hale's widely read tale will be presented by Ban gor High School's Dramatic Club on Friday and Saturday, December 7 and 8. Twenty eight of the club's thirty four members will participate and proceeds go to the athletic department which is sponsoring a carnival on the same dates.
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Edward Everett Hale
Dramatic Club
Bangor High School
Rotary Guests Visit Brunswick Club Amid Football Praise
Bath Rotarians met with Brunswick Rotarians on Monday as the Brunswick High School football squad, praised for beating Morse twice, shared in a luncheon. President Willis Roberts assured no offense, inviting Brunswick to Bath for a December Rotary talk by Dr. Barker.
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Bath Rotary
Brunswick Rotary Club
Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Morse
Willis Roberts
Bath
Brunswick Club
Garland
Brunswick High
Bunny Stanwood
Chester Plant
Bath Club
Barker
International Rotary
Allen E. Morrell
Brunswick Rotarians
Graves
O'Brien
Bath Board of Trade Invited to Brunswick Chamber Meeting
Bath Board of Trade members invited to Brunswick Thursday night to hear Representative-Elect Simon M Hamlin speak. Dinner at Hotel Eagle at 6 30 followed by business session and address.
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Bath
Brunswick’s
Hotel Eagle
Bath Board of Trade
Brunswick
Brunswick Chamber of Commerce
Simon M. Hamlin
First District
Reedy
Ralph G. Stetson
West Bath Update From Weekend Hunting And Local Events
West Bath residents report a ten day hunting trip to Wilsons Mills with snow 12 to 14 inches deep. Wright and Conley parties returned with game including an eight point buck and spike horns. Community notes cover visits, illnesses, Red Cross plans, Grange sessions, and Sagadahoc Pomona meetings.
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Annie H. Trufant
Trufant’s Crossing
West Bath
National Grange
Charles C. Chesley
Joseph W. Larrabee
Fred W. Larrabee
Joseph M. Lemont
Bath
Arthur C. Lemont
Lemont
Washington Street
Edwin W. Haggett
Charles L. Haggett
William Edwin
James B. Lemont
Bazin
Paul
Harold Peacock
Hartford
Conn
Sanford’s Crossing
Mr. Haggett
Berry's Mills
Topsham
Sagadahoc
Pomona
Topsham Grange Hall
Fred J. Rose
Joseph Larrabee
George R. Booker
William Holland
Supper Bridge Party Sponsored by Central Church Ladies
The Central Church League hosted a large supper bridge at the parish house after a 6 30 chicken salad meal. Fifty tables of cards ran in both halls with top prizes awarded to women in contract and auction, and men’s prizes awarded in contract and auction. Flowers were donated by Kennebec Greenhouses.
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Central Church League
Sherman N. McQuaide
E. Everett Pierce
Frank S. Wakefield
Archie Wishart
Marius H. Page
Harry Walters
Kennebec Greenhouses
Duran. Howard
Leonard M. Lord
William H. Small
Leslie J. Wold
Ralph Whitehouse
Edward A. Cummings
Adolph H. Ehlers
Perry L. Thompson
Charles Soule
James Bonney
Arthur W. King
League
Annual Junior Prom at Morse High Gym
A large crowd is expected for the Annual Junior Prom in Morse High School gymnasium on Friday evening. The general committee includes Kathaleen Scott as chair, Alfred Cormier, Joseph Robinson, Marie Merrill, and Janet Bridgham, with several assisting subcommittees handling tickets, advertising, hostess duties, refreshments, and deadlines.
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Morse High School
Kathaleen Scott
Alfred Cormier
Joseph Robinson
Marie Merrill
Janet Bridgham
Dorothy Thebeau
Kendall Lord
Lena Kamendalis
Lucille Johnson
Carroll Morse
Warren Hawley
Dorothy Anliker
Barbara Nickerson
LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN IN PICTURES
The Winter Street Men's club plans a Thursday evening showing of the five reel film Norway, Land of the Midnight Sun in the chapel. Supper at 6 30 in the ladies parlor, then entertainment. Wives of members and Ladies Auxiliary invited. At 4 pm the moving pictures will also be shown to the Children's Singing Guild.
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Norway
Winter Street
Children's Singing Guild
Carpenters Webber Mark 1908 on Wiscasset Church Roof
Last week in Wiscasset at the North Congregational Church workers found names on the roof boards William Webber and Thomas Webber with the date 1908. Both Webbers were noted as carpenters and likely inscribed during the church’s previous shingling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Wiscasset
William Webber
Thomas Webber
Webbers
Housing canvassers report strong local interest in government loans
Five representatives of the Better Housing Committee completed a city survey to inform homeowners about government loans for repairs and improvements. The program offers loans up to 20 percent of income with three years to repay, backed by banks and administered through approved loaning agencies. Registered contractors can be listed for estimates, and an executive committee chair, John C. Fitzgerald, 40 Front Street, can provide contractor lists or assist with estimates. The effort aims to create jobs by funding labor and materials, with documented low loan losses. The survey team includes John M. Conley Jr., George W. Flint, Charles F. MacDonald, Hans H. Sievers, and Reinhold J. M. Steussy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Housing Committee
Bath
John C. Fitzgerald
Front Street
Fitzgerald
Federal Housing Administration
John M. Conley Jr
George W. Flint
Charles F. MacDonald
Hans H. Sievers
Reinhold J. M. Steussy
Bath Couple Observes 41st Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Herbert E Worrey of 1207 Washington street quietly observed their 41st anniversary on Sunday. Pastor Rev Charles R Sims visited during the day as daughter Mrs J Haviland Torrey and family dined with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Worrey
Washington Street
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
J. Haviland Torrey
Mr. Torrey
Martha
Richard
R. W. Samartin
Hartford
Fireside club discusses does it matter what religion we believe
About 50 youths at Winter Street Church attended a Sunday Fireside meeting led by Miss Janet Bridgham on the question Does It Make Any Difference What Religion We Believe In. Refreshments followed and a play committee was elected: Ellen Stevens chair, Nickerson, Paul Davis, and Haviland Chaney. The pastor will lead next Sunday on Jesus and Prayer. Children’s Singing Guild of 30 heard Barton Morrison interpret the temptation of Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Janet Bridgham
Ellen Stevens
Mary Nickerson
Paul Davis
Haviland Chaney
Jesus
Children's Singing Guild
Barton Morrison
Thanksgiving Service Planned by Bath Clergymen
A group of Bath clergymen met at the Y M C A at the call of Rev. Charles R. Sims to arrange a public Thanksgiving service for November 29. Rev. David L. Wilson chaired, with Rev. George B. Wolstenholme Rev. Joseph O. Purdue and Rev. Harley A. Shattuck organizing. A committee was empowered to prepare a program and future meetings were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
David L. Wilson
Central Church
George B. Wolstenholme
People’s Church
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Church
Harley A. Shattuck
Beacon Street Church
Woolwich Community Notices Include Club Supper and Meetings
The Good Will club of Sagadahoc hosted a supper in Sebenon hall on Thursday December 13 with committees to be appointed at the next meeting. Members sewed for a sale and social time was enjoyed led by hostess Mrs Hilda Churchill. Attendees included Mrs Nelson Rice Mrs Costello P Hall Mrs Jeanie Hunnewell Mr Harry Fitch and others.
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Sagadahoc
Sebenon Hall
Hilda Churchill
Nelson Rice
Costello P. Hall
Jeanie Hunnewell
Harry Fitch
Maud Orr
Pearl Reed
Florence Carlton
Geraldine Rice
Dorothy Reed
Mila Orr
J. W. Hunnewell
Carrol Ann
Bath Memorial Hospital
John Gilmore
Rockland
Raymond Hathorne
University of Maine
Princeton
Percy Bailey
Walter Swank
Edward Holbrook
Chester Leeman
Boston
John Reed
John Preble
Myers Reed
Albert Bailey
Frank J. Walker
Woolwich Union For
Christian Service
W. W. Swank
Day's Ferry
Nequasset
North Woolwich
A. L. Corliss
I. B. Howard
Central Church
Bath
Death of Alec Munsey Ends Local Family Life
The community mourns Alec Munsey who died at his home after a period of declining health. Funeral services were held at the late home Thursday afternoon with many friends attending and floral tributes noted. Leslie Munsey of Pittsfield has returned home after visiting his father, accompanied by his mother. Arthur Carleton of Massachusetts recently stayed at his brother Fred Carleton’s home. Mr and Mrs Elmer Lozier and daughter with Mrs Lawrence Mulholland’s family visited L H Siegars. Donald Harrington of Gardiner spent a week with his sister Chester Pashard’s household. Sam McDonald of Dresden Mills is staying with L H Siegars during trapping season. Albert Hodgdon of Gardiner and family visited relatives in West Dresden and Woolwich Sunday.
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Francena White
Damariscotta
Jesse F. White
Howard E. White
Chicago
Flora A. Lowell
Federal Street
F. Burton Haggett
Miss Lowell
Samuel Lakin
Portland
Pearl Barter
H. E. Rines
Fort Hill Street
Henry G. Shaw
Los Angeles
Calif
Shaw
Edith Andrews
New York
Pennsylvania
Andrews
Will
California
Charles T. Doe
Doe
Emma J. Stinson
Cheshire
Conn
Richmond L. White
Helena Bellas
Richmond
Santa Fe
N. M
Harvey R. Pease
Wayland Small
First Congregational Church
A. H. Dodge
Earl Sherman
Clinton
Winona Leavitt
Helen Reed
Alna
William Baker
Leslie Bailey
Dresden
George Barter
Boothbay Harbor
Cornelius H. Bushnell
Whitefield
Woodbury H. Dodge
Stacy A. Genthner
Waldoboro
Edward J. Lincoln
Newcastle
Alfred Mahoney
Anna
Thomas P. Marr
Southport
Myron Martin
Jefferson
Frank Y. McFarland
South Bristol
Arthur McKown
Chester H. Pendleton
Wiscasse
Wiscasset
Congregational Church
Maine Public School Finance Commission
Maine
Bertram L. Packard
Paul R. Mort
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Elizabeth Haskell
Priscilla
Martha
Farmington
Ballard
Pleasant Street
Haskell
Byron Adams
Florida
Walter
John F. Vallely
Wiscasset Inn
Walter Leavitt
Birch Point
Walter Dodge
Eva Wise
Federal Building
Harry Donnell
Bath
Marjorie Rowe
Margaret Dickinson
Ruth Leavitt
Francis Grover
Elmer Tarr
Carroll Lewis
Harry Manser
Clarence A. Richard
K. of P. Lodge
Waterville
Bertha Wright
Charles Dunton
Lincoln Merry
Roy Dow
Perry Fowle
Frederick W. Burleigh
Dorchester
Joseph Coffin
Davis Island
Wesley C. Day
Antoinette Plumstead
John South
Philadelphia
Willis Smith
South Portland
S. G. Evans
Pemaquid
Old Congregational Church
Boothbay Center
William Hodgdon
East Boothbay
Florence Sherman
Alec Munsey
Leslie Munsey
Pittsfield
Arthur Carleton
Massachusetts
Fred Carleton
Elmer Lozier
Lawrence Mulholland
L. H. Siegars
Donald Harrington
Gardiner
Chester Pashard
Sam McDonald
Dresden Mills
Albert Hodgdon
West Dresden
Woolwich
Veterans Night Program Held By T W Hyde Camp No 46
Veterans night observed in G A R hall with 150 attendees. Rev Joseph O Purdue spoke on Abraham Lincoln from poverty to national pedestal. Woolwich Quartet Harmony Boys Quartet provided music amid a full audience program of songs and speeches. Dandelions blooming at 150 Elm Street, Bangor stood out against snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Church
Lincoln
Woolwich Quartet
Walter W. Swank
Everson Stinson
William Robson
Bertram Crocker
Harmony Boys
George Burns
George Wilson
Charles Dorsey
Asa Wilson
Battery H
Masonic Temple
America
Forest Legard
Woolwich
Gettysburg
Paul Legard
Harold Corliss
Alice Smith
Lillian Stover
Eleanor Maclan Stover
John H. Carter
Purdue Donald
Lil
Allen Walbridge
Elm Street
Bangor
Two More Deers Reported Killed East of Kennebec
Deer hunting details show two does taken in Maine towns. Vincent Henderson of North Bath shot a 150 pound doe with Bath partners. Ellery Whittemore of Arrowsic killed a 140 pound doe, raising local totals in Georgetown North Woolwich and Arrowsic as a strong season.
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Kennebec
Vincent A. Henderson
David
Tarbox Street
Arrowsic
Westport
Georgetown
North Woolwich
Cutting Quits Baseball For Golf After 32 Seasons
Harold "Dido" Cutting, longtime Bath baseball figure with 32 seasons, announces retirement from baseball for 1935. He explains no leg or eye issues force the decision. instead he has taken up golf after invitingly sampled at Bath Country Club with vaudeville partner Herby Douglas.
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Harold
Dido” Cutting
Bath
Herby Douglas
Herby and
Dido
Bath Country Club
Arrests Highlight Eight Day Intoxication Spree
Bath resident arrested three times in eight days for intoxication. Apprehended on Armistice Day, then again on November 12, he received a 60 day House of Correction sentence after week to week continuances by Judge John J. Keegan. A separate intoxication case was postponed for sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon E. Green
John J. Keegan
House of Correction
Owen J. Ledyard
Madrigal Featured at Port land FERA Concert
J Harry McLellan formerly of Bath wrote Lend Your Ear Pretty Maiden for a madrigal featured at the Port land high school auditorium concert Sunday afternoon. Music critic Isabelle Jones praised the final chorus including My Little Banjo Dichmont and Sympathy from The Firefly. the madrigal was sprightly harmonious and sung with authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harry McLellan
Bath
Talk on the Eskimos by Charles S. Sewall
Principal Charles S. Sewall of Wis casset academy spoke on Eskimos seen in the North. He described education, livelihood training, moral code, tribal beliefs, and praised missionaries who protected Eskimos from exploitation. Photographs and specimens from trips with Commander Donald B. MacMillan accompanied the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Sewall
Wiscasset Academy
Grace Church Parish House
Sewall
Donald B. MacMillan
William F. Mussenden
Famous drill team to perform for Bath Knights night
Acadia lodge of Knights of Pythias hosts Harraseeket lodge of Freeport for a renowned drill. The event ends with a page rank ceremony for one candidate at the new Pythian temple 810 Washington Street. Meeting opens at 1 30 with Acadia members and visiting knights urged to attend.
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Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Harraseeket Lodge
Freeport
Bath Knights
New Pythian Temple
Washington Street
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Nettie Lewis
Bradford
Wiscasset High School
Farmington Normal
Woolwich Grange
Woman's Club of
Henry W. Webb
Grover Cemetery
Superior Court of
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Clarence A. Richards
Bradford C. Redennett
Arthur R. Greenleaf
Fred W. Lee
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Haggett Garage Co
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Arditi
Miss O'Hara
Mr. McPherson At Piano
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Mrs. Rice
Mr. Royal
Mrs. Albee
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Mrs. Albee At Piano
Qual Colpo
Rossini
Mr. Ramsay
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Land OF the Midnight Sun
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Ellery Whittemore
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Charles S. Sewall
Buxton
Buxton Medicine Company
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