Bath in Long Ago As Reported in an Old Directory
A mid 19th century Bath directory notes population 8020 in 1850 rising to 8078 in 1860 and lists local trades including Alfred Carr’s Colonial House and Bath Hotel. It details occupations, businesses, schedules, and rail routes, praising the directory as a valuable collectors item and glimpse into Bath’s past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Seatree
Directiao
Alfred Carr
Columbian House
Front Street
J. B. Leach
Bath Hotel
Cyrus Plummer
Washington Street
Seguin
Peter Monaghan
Broad Street
James M. Lincoln
American Sentinel
Gilman
Portland
Bangor
Pennell
Pictures The Value of an Education at Nasson College
Mrs Sumner Sewall of Bath wife of the Senate President spoke to Nasson college faculty and students on the meaning of education for American girls focusing on home economics. The talk drew eager audience response and a long applause. Guests included Mrs Bowen Torrey and Mrs Wilmer Voorhees who joined luncheon with Dean Wallace.
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Nasson College
Sumner Sewall
Bath
Senate
America
Sewall
Springvale
Bowen Torrey
Wilmer J. Voorhees
Dean Wallace
Cole
Doyle Family Visit Ties North Street Team to Augusta Trip
Mr and Mrs Archie Doyle of North Street visited Merton Doyle in Augusta after a trip to Skowhegan to see Mrs B A Sawyer their son’s grandmother. The family gathered for a Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Doyle
North Street
Skowhegan
Ae Doyle
B. A. Sawyer
Merton Doyle
Augusta
Phippsburg Weekend Guests and Local Happenings
Residents and visitors fill the week with deer hunting, social events, and home repairs. Emma Perry dies at her New Meadows cottage. Howard Bowker and Charles Huff haul gravel for West Point road. families relocate between Stoneybrook and Willamstown homes. janitor Timothy Perry serves Center school. Inez Smith sells West Point cottages. many locals hunt, visit, or work on houses while others recall past lives and community ties. Temple Old Faithful mule carries children to Temple Village School daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Young Wen
Emma Perry
New Meadows
Howard Bowker
Charles Huff
West Point
Julia Wallace
Charles Koski
Stoneybrook
Maurice Avery
Maurice
Willamstown
Mass
Timothy Perry
Center School
Inez Smith
Lewiston
Studio
Lyman Barbour
Arthur Harrington
Maurice Pashard
Jefferson
Elliot Ray
Woburn
Muriel Smith
Somerville Mass
J. K
Campbell
Georgetown
Hamel
Adelbert Williams
Marilla
Clarence Wallace
Walter Small
Walter Peterson
Melrose
Elliot
Guide Board
Harry Berry
Maud Smith
Woolfords
George Ingalls
Edgewood
Don
Rupert Haley
Clarence Mason
Paul Mason
Ralph Seekins
Anna Derwent
George Betts
North Woods
Ralph Wright
Bernard Plummer
James Murphy
Portland
Congress Street
Emily Ingalls
Paul Cushman
Daniel Kohr
Bath
Brigham’s Cove
Niles Cameron
Popham
Mr. Cameron
Brunswick
Guy Crowley
Alvah
Frank Scott
Belfast
Charles Small
Charles Small, Jr
Auburn
Atkins Bay
Royal Cheney
Nova Scotia
Coast Guard
Elizabeth Oliver
John C. Wright
Barbara Sprague
Yarmouth Academy
Ernest Oliver
Marsh Houses
Peter Isaacson
Clarence Perkins
Waldo Weston
Elisha Bridges
Elizabeth Pinkham
Howard Spinney
Arlene Perkins
George Oliver
Willard Oliver
Dixie Marie Oliver
Ellison Moody
Eugene W. Osgood
Hotel Sedgwick
Marguerite
Janice Towne
Waltham
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Janice
Hitler-Beast of Berlin at the Empire theatre
A dramatic pictorial tale set in Germany portrays courageous humanity under Nazi despotism. Adapted from Shepard Traubel’s Goose Slip, the film features an ensemble including Roland Drew, Steffi Dunn, Greta Granstedt, Alan Ladd and Lucien Prival.
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Hitler
Berlin
Empire Theatre
Germany
Hitler—Benet
Shepard Traube2
Bitler
Sherman Scott
Roland Drew
Steffi Dunn
Greta Granstedt
Aan Ladd
Lucien Prival
Cranberry Crop Up From Last Year Despite Emergency
The U S Department of Agriculture reports a cranberry harvest of 668000 barrels, up from 475000 last year and above the ten year average. Massachusetts accounts for over 60 percent and is seen at 465000 barrels, while forecasts for Washington Oregon and New Jersey are lower.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Massachusetts
Washington
Oregon
New Jersey
Winnegance Residents Travel. Club Notes At Meeting
Mrs Edwin Small returns after five weeks with her mother Mrs William Lannagan of Auburndale Massachusetts visiting sisters and brother in Weymouth and South Weymouth. Winnegance and East Boothbay residents plan a Boston Newport weekend. Squaw club meets with Mrs Frank Perry and Ainovance Community club holds meeting at Bridge Street. Auction prizes go to Mrs Winfield Morse and Mrs Harold Miller. Other attendees include Mrs Hewitt Coggeshall Gagnon and Spinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Small
William Lannagan
Auburndale
Mass
Dennis Tocher
Weymouth
Edward E. Lannagan
Boston
Newport
R. I
Squaw Club
Frank Perry
Harry C. Williams
Ainovance Community Club
Bridge Street
Winfield W. Morse
Harold Miller
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Orman Coggeshall
George Eaton
Peter Gagnon
Thatcher Pinkham
George Coggeshall
Herbert Spinney
Frank Peroy
Miller
Robert P. Manson
Lewiston
Poultrymen Meet at Mechanic Falls November night
Poultry men from Damariscotta Wiscasset Lisbon Auburn and Danvers meet in Mechanic Falls on November 22. W M Monahan of Framingham Mass spoke after a supper served by the local VFW auxiliary. Mrs Carroll Powers of Robinhood is a patient at Bath Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanic Falls
Damariscotta
Wiscasset
Lisbon
Auburn
Danet
Porig
W. M. Monahan
Framingham
Mass
V.F.W
Carroll Powers
Robinhood
Agnes Jones
Bath Memorial Hospital
Parker Head Social News and Church Activities
Community life in Parker Head features visits from Gilbert Woodman and friends, patrons at a card party, and youth groups meeting in the vestry. Local families travel between Sanford and Bath while Scouts fund raise and plan a Christmas tree event. A private Thanksgiving party is set for November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Woodman
H. D. Mank
John Libby, Jr
Sanford
Bob Moore
Lewis Lowell
Brightwater
James Heald
Ashdale
Fred P. Young
Leslie Logan
Wiliam Hodgkins
East
Boston
Logan
David Hersham
Prudence Smith
Samuel McElroy
Edwin M. Wyman
Allie Rollins
Alonzo Lowell
Robert
Sebasco
Earl Lowell
Leo Hamel
Arline York
Barney Wallace
Charles Blaisdell
John Terrill
Wayne
Lowell
Mass
Charles Perry
Leston Harrington
George Morang
Community Club of
Phippsburg
Arcld Woodward
North Bergen N. J
George Woodward
Olive Deojay
Frank Deojay
Boy Scouts
Parker Head
Neighborhood Patrol
No. 92
H. D. Mank, Jr
Lynette Caverly
Fred Shepherd
Brunswick
Lewis F. Lowell
L. T. Harrington
Harrington
Bath
Lloyd Perry
Galen Daley
Clifton Morang
Acadia Lodge Attends 57th Anniversary in Boothbay Harbor
Fifteen Acadia lodge K of P members visited Boothbay lodge for the 57th anniversary. Guests included Grand Chancellor Harry Porter and staff, Grand Supreme Inner Guard Fred Sylvester, and Supreme Representative Edgar Brown. Lobster supper and entertainment followed. Acadia plans a Brunswick delegation for the Tenth Pythian District convention next Monday with supper by the Pythian Sisters. Harry Watson arranged a well known performer for the lodge’s portion of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Boothbay Lodge
Boothbay Harbor
Harry Porter
Yarmouth
Grand Supreme
Fred Sylvester
Caribou
Edgar Brown
Waterville
Acadia
Brunswick
Pythian
Fort George
Pythian Sisters
Harry Watson
Man survives cement wall crash in Paris office car
Alton Maxim of South Paris backed his coupe into a 12 foot high cement wall at the Paris Water Company office. The car flipped upside down with wheels turning. He crawled out after breaking a window as the roof crushed to his head and the engine failed. The wreck required jacking and bumper removal to free the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Maxim
South Paris
Paris Water Company
Miss Elinor Shorey to Visit for Thanksgiving
Miss Elinor Shorey arrives Wednesday night to spend Thanksgiving with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Shorey of Washington Street. She is a member of the Child Education Foundation faculty in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Shorey
William 5. Shorey
Washington Street
Miss Shorey
The
Child Education Foundation
New York City
Popham Beach Seals Draw Crowds and Local Notes
Unusually large numbers of seals appeared in the river near Popham last week with 39 seen above water at flood tide between Gilbert Head and Larry's Rock. The issue notes church and library gifts, Campbell's Island pulp wood plans by East Boothbay youths, Coast Guard staffing, social events, and local visits across Popham and nearby towns.
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Gilbert Head
Long Island
Larry's Rock
Popham
Shetter
Neal D. Bousfield
Maine Sea Coast Missionary Society
Guptill
J. Arthur Stevens
East Boothbay
James Stevens
Frank Cummings
Wilbur Chapman
Alfred Dodge
Pejepscot Mills
Brunswick
Ernest Giles
Kennebec River Coast Guard
Thomas R. Flanagan
John E. Wallett
Pennsylvania
Community Club
Phippsburg
Clarence Perkins
Spencerport
N. Y
Scholand
Hatch Cottage
Guy Crowley
Ernest Oliver
Henry Leonard
Mr. Powers
Leonard
Walter Sprague
Carl Newcomb
Portland
Rye Beach
N. H
Lincoln
Bath area notes include accident at Bath Iron Works and local civic updates
Llewellyn Freeman of Bowdoinham, a member of Bath Iron Works outside machinists, cut his right hand when metal fell, eight clips applied, taken to Memorial hospital, expected week off. Also reports new duck hunting book at Paltten Free Library by Van Campen Heilner, $50 bequest to Post mortgage fund from Miss Charlotte Gorrie, National Education Week school visits, a new Rotary Club in Boothbay Harbor, North End skating pond project, grass fire on Mechanic Street, Grant's Department Store wage schedule, and local hunting and civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewellyn Freeman
Bowdoinham
Bath Iron Works Corp
Memorial Hospital
Paltten Free Library
van Campen Heilner
Charlotte Gorrie
Post
Albert S. Owen
Roland Smith Post
A. L
North End Community Club
North End
Sewall's
Upper High Street
Bath Fire Department
Popham News In Brief On Local Schools And Repairs
The report notes a Sunday school teaching start and other teachers, ongoing Hart Leb cottage repairs on the south shore with new posts shingles and improvements. Mentioned are Mrs. Irving of Biddeford visiting, Mrs. Newdick covering the post office, and a Maine Summer Cats anecdote. Elisha Bridges visits from Pequot for five days, Stephen Etnier works on a mural in Everett Massachusetts, and Karl Hentz from Long Island completes highway safety poster sketches.
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Leslie Greenlaw
Arlene Perkins
Hartleb Cottage
South Shore
Frank M. Irving
Biddeford
G. E. McNulty
Clinton Newdick
Maine
Lyman Oliver
Popham
China
Elisha Bridges
The
Pequot
Stephen Etnier
Gilbert Head
Everett
Mass
Karl Hentz
Long Island
Portland
Revival in old properties seen after war boom
Harvey R. Moulton of Boston, property manager for Prudential, told Portland real estate audience that old properties will rebound as war building raises costs. He warned new homes costing 3000 to 6000 dollars will not be available at that price, and rents will rise for both old and new properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R. Moulton
Boston
New England
Prudential Insurance Company
Portland
Eastland Hotel
Moulton
Bay Point Visit Notes Highlight Gardiner Bath Calls
Bay Point residents and visitors are listed with social calls across Gardiner Bath Harmon's Harbor Evanston and surrounding towns. Names include Louise Howard Farle Paar Mary Ruth Malcolmson and Lila Spinney with events from evangelical meetings to a child locked in a bathroom and a fire brigade rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Howard
Gardiner
Farle Paar
Bath
H Memorial Hospital
Walter Chantatans
Ardene Pinkham
William Adams
Charles H. Berry
Bay Point
Berry
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Sherman Campeblis
Mary Ruth
Mommy
George Laskey
Robinhood
A. Hinckley
John Gordon
Sagadahoc
Lila M. Spinney
Tibbetts
L. M. Spinney
Walter Cummings
Edward Wren
Georgetown
W. O. Clark
Damariscotta
Mrs Sewall Attends Opening of Civic Theatre in Portland
Mrs Sumner Sewall attended the opening of the new Civic theatre in Portland as part of Gov Barrows' official party and was entertained at dinner by the Speaker of the House and Mrs ald W Philbrick. She returned for a matinee with Alexandra Cummings Betty and Rosalind Cormier after praising the production Hansel and Gretel. She will host Conservation and Junior Clubs leaders at White Hall with a 1130 meeting and 130 luncheon with a speaker and movies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
New
Civic Theatre
Portland
Gov. Barrows
House
Ald W. Philbrick
Cape Elizabeth
Sewall
Senate
Chicago
Alexandra
Thomas J. Cummings
Betty
Rosalind Cormier
Lafayette
Hansel and Gretel
Conservation and
Garden Club Federation of Maine
White Hall
Washington
Edward Streets
Double Thanksgiving Aids Maine Turkey Raisers
Former President E N Jacques of the Maine Turkey Growers Association estimates 2 to 3 percent of the 1939 Maine turkey crop will serve Thanksgiving day observers. He notes about 40 000 birds will be produced for Maine and out of state for the November 30 observance, with 100 birds shipped for the November 23 holiday. Donald Staples of North Berwick succeeds him as association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Roosevelt
E. N. Jacques
Maine Turkey Growers Association
Manchester
Jacques
Association
Donald Staples
North Berwick
All Night Parking Ban in Auburn Enforced
The Auburn police announced an all night parking ban despite highway officials disputing it. Police, led by Chief Herrick and Captains Parker and Berry, cited weather outlook from Bates College weather chief Dr Lloyd Wellington Fisher to justify the ordinance.
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Barron
Auburn Hop
Auburn
Highway Department
Herrick
Parker
Capt
Berry
Lloyd Wellington Fisher
Bates College
Dromore Grange Awards Degrees and Reinstatements
At a special Dromore meeting degrees were bestowed on Mrs. Bert E. Worrey, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon W. Miller and Carl Jewett of East Brunswick. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton W. Rideout were among three reinstated members. First and second degree recipients will pursue third and fourth at Topsham Grange Saturday evening.
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Dromore
Bert E. Worrey
Vernon W. Miller
Carl Jewett
East Brunswick
Carlton W. Rideout
Topsham Grange
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Isaac Tucker
Dolly
Fredericksburg
Tucker
Cushman Street
Mr. Tucker
Samuel S. Brooks
Litchfield
Stooks
Theo Scott
Alwi
Harris
Temple
William
Anne May
Martin
Clinton Blanchard Savage
Rid
Wilton
Little Temple Village
Katherine Whitney
Farmington State Normal
G.A.R. Hall
T. W. Hyde
S. of A. V
Grand Army Hall
Bernice Anderson
Maurice Warner
Hyde Camp
Dorothy Stone
Gardiner Crocker
William Fraser
Man With
Mandolin
Hilda Staples
Dorothy Moore
Elsie Dyer
Cowboy Jack
Chester
Newell Swain
Pythian Lodge
Popham Beach
Alvah Light
Bion Bowie
Irving Dobbin
Jonesport
George 5. Nevens
Charles Ridley
Mechanic Street
Grant's Department Store
Kenneth A. Soule
Murphy’s Corner
Woolwich
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Grand Lake
Princeton
Edgar D. Leavitt
Academy Street
Hainesville
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Anne Perry
Gertrude Nugent
State Liquor Commission
Dromore Grange