West Bath Bride and Remains of Local News
Miss Susan M Bates of Beachmont and Dr Ralph H MiNary of Lynn wed Nov 16 at Trinity Congregational Beachmont in a large ceremony. The bride wore white satin lace and pearls. Evelyn Bates served as maid of honor. bridesmaids wore silver and orchid silk. The groom is a Tufts dental graduate residing in Lyon. West Bath Grange aims to clear about 175 from the annual fair. Pomona Grange meets Wednesday. Numerous local notices follow, including Thanksgiving events, visitors, and school activities in Bath and Sabine areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan M. Bates
Beachmont
Mass
Charles H. Bates
West Bath
Ralph HH. MiNary
Lynn
Trinity Congregational Church
Israel -Ineworth
Carrie Bride
Evelyn Tiates
Loring Small
Margaret, Bickford
Eoth
Helen Otzen
Wheta Aitken
Alice Michelson
Ruth Criggs
Corying Shepherd Crooks
Stanley Bickford
Page
Edwin Jin
Chelsea
Joseph Rand
Harry Pyland
Ancover
George Roberts
Wintrop
Enemy
Randall Woodworth
Concord Junction
Nature's Constipation Remedy Highlighted by Dr True's Elixir
An early home remedy touts Dr True's Elixir, the Family Laxative and Worm Expeller, made from pure herbal extracts. It claims seventy one years as a favorite for children and adults, noting it relieves constipation quickly without habit forming metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. True
Parent-Teacher Association Plans New Meeting Schedule
The South Street PTA met in the Central church chapel on Tuesday afternoon. It approved moving meetings to the second and fourth Wednesdays each month. An upcoming entertainment will fund school work. Supt. Charles L. Smith spoke on schools and teacher support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Central Church Chapel
Charles L. Smith
Driver Fined For Overweight Apple Truck
Stephen Giandello of Boston faced arraignment in Saco municipal court after state inspector Charles Files halted his truck leaving Bath with nearly 100 barrels of apples from Mike Morotte store Center Street. He paid a $50 fine plus costs for driving a truck over the legal highway weight limit. truck and load weighed 22 000 pounds, 4 000 over limit. Judge Chesley warned the next offender would go to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Giandello
Boston
Bath
Mike Morotte
Center Street
Saco
Charles Files
Chesley
Muniicipal
Sedgwick Circle Supper Undergoes Annual Inspection
A large Sedgwick circle of Judies of the GA R met Tuesday night for the annual inspection. A supper followed, then business sessions planned a masquerade and a minstrel show for Christmas. Inspected by Mrs. Idi Moore of Auburn and Isabelle Littlefield of Portland, with two visitors present. A musical program featured Mrs. Gareelon, Mrs. King, Mrs. Haley, and Mrs. Thurlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedwawick Circle
GA. R
Idi Moore
Auburn
New Pastor Arrives at Grace Episcopal Church
Rev. Charles M. Tubbs and Mrs. Tubbs reached Tuesday night from Easthampton Mass where he led St. Philip's parish. They stay at King Tavern and hope to spend Thanksgiving in the rectory on High Street. Furniture moved to Bath by auto truck and heated for occupancy. Tubbs to conduct Thanksgiving service at Grace church Thursday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsley Cottege
Sabine
C. C. Williams
Granite Street
Tath
BK. BE. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Elmer Craig
Emily
Aanee
L. JD. Shekton
High Street
Lath
Eleanor Bates
Bath
Samuel Bates
Andrew Fy. Leach
York Harbor
BE. W. Maggett
Littlefield School
Sruth Faton
Marion Purington
Gorham Normal School
Gorham
J. E. Mayo
Llewellyn Rogers
Helen
Nazarone Church
Mary Philpot
Owen Rogers
North Bath
Somerville
Mass
Roger
Vernie Alexander
Charles S. Lemont
T. F. Perkins
Bh. W. Paggett
Bh. W. Paggett Snd. Sons Charlie, Arthur and Tharold, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lemont
Joseph
Miury
Bate
Everett Lemont
Joseph White
J. M. Lemont
School Improvement League
Walter T. Brown
Brown
BH. Or. Brown
Charles TH Stilkey
Freeport
E.R. Brown
Roger Strout
Brunswick
In. S. Stackpole
Annie Trufant
Red Cross Society
Charles P. Wetherbee
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Bath Rotary Club
King Tavern
Sumer
Wetherbee
George TB. Wetherbee
Detroit
Minnesota
Yellowstone Quark
Canadian Rockies
West Coast
Universalist Vestry
New England
Poland Springs
Charles H. Welz
Hiram W. Ricker
Miss Avery
Will Phiy
John M. DeShon
Portland
Rupert T. Baxter
Clinton Meladden
Henry D. Boudreau
Carl Anderson
Arthur P. Bishoy
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
W C L T LA Holds Meeting At Y M L C L A
The W C L T L A held its regular Tuesday meeting in the Y M L C L A men’s room and reviewed the Greenville State convention. Mrs Maud Russell flower mission superintendent reported on summer and fall work and where flowers and papers were placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.clt.la
Ymlcla
Greenville
Maud Russell
Flower Mission
Daily Thought Quote Inspires Reflection
A brief, era-spanning quotation attributed to Emerson highlights how ideas from genius and piety impact the world. The line suggests every thoughtful stroke can alter reality, inviting contemplation of influence and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Milk glut in Lincoln County prompts rumors of waste
Wis casset milk manager G F B Hisley says rumors that Lincoln County farmers are dumping milk are unfounded. He notes demand has fallen due to urban unemployment, competition from evaporated milk, and postwar shifts as small farmers buy cows and supply peers directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Boston
Lincoln County
G. F B. Hisley
Turner Center
Alsley
Elie
Tie
Hstey
Hisley
Bath Board of Education Adopts School Contents Insurance Plan
Mayor Cahill says no insurance exists on any school contents and a city committee proposes Co-insurance policies for Morse high and other buildings with specific coverage amounts. The meeting approved the committee’s program and listed insured values for multiple schools and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles TH. Cahill
Bath Board of Education
Noo
Morse High
Co-insurance
Mitchell School
North Gramar
Dike
South Street
Washington Street
South Street Grammar
Weeks Street Grammar
Upper Grammar
Sae
Center Street
North Bath
Leland R. Mitchell
Frederick EE. Drake
John J. Keegan
William A A. Furber
Charles H. Cahill
Charles L. Smith
Name Change Sought for Steamer Tourist to Sabino
Popham Beach Steamboat Company seeks a Bureau of Navigation permit to rename the new steamer Tourist as Sabino, citing local place names and a hill where a fort stands. Sabino allegedly means juniper tree, contrasting with Whiskeag as an old English toy name. The report also notes vessel movements involving three masted schooner Thomas ITI. Lawrence and tug Seguin, with coal transfers at Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
Bureau of Navigation
Sabino Hill
Popham
Summer Colony
New Meadows
Sabino
Seguin
Perth
Amboy
Augusta
Augusta Coal & Ice Co
Devon
Stone & Cooper
Northeastern forest experiment station urged to secure pulp needs
A Forest Service report argues New England and New York should host a northeastern forest experiment station to address rising timber demand, boost local pulp and paper production, and reduce dependence on foreign supplies. It highlights regional strengths, threats from imports, and pest and disease challenges to spruce, white pine, and hardwood forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Department States
Northeastern
United States Department of Agricuture
Washington
New Enghand
Northeast
Canada
United States
Game Shipments Must Be Labeled Under Federal Law
The Bureau of Biological Survey of the Department of Agriculture reminds that all packages containing migratory game birds must show accurate statements of the numbers and kinds of birds on the outside. Shipments without proper markings face prosecution and seizure of the birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Bath Whist Night Awards Honor Bath Acrie Event
In the tenth weekly whist party of Bath Acrie FLOB. Thursday, Mrs Arthur White and Morse Petlock won first honors and prizes of silk stockings and a necktie. Mrs Marjorie Seaman received a musical instrument, Harold Grindle a toy car. About 4000 players attended as dancing followed the card games with Perkins orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Acrie
Flolb
Arthur White
Morsis Petlock
Marjorie Seaman
Harold
Grindle
Perkins
Bob Hart's Hornets Clash With Lowell Tonight in Portland
The Portland team hosts Lowell in a winter polo faceoff billed as an expected tight match. Bob Tart aims to trim Lowell, a top league rival, as the Hornets fight to the final whistle in this local game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Portland
Bob Hart
Hornets
Lowell
Bob Tart
Farrar to face challenger for state candlepin title
The Portland Express notes Prea ton Farrar may defend his state candlepin championship after the McConville-Pearson winner disputes his title in Farrar's home city. Maurice Reynolds is named as a dangerous local challenger within the article. The report also mentions a theft during a Europe trip by Mr. and Mrs. William D. Sewall, with a trunk broken into and several dresses stolen including a Worth model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preaton Farrar
Farrar
Maurice Reynolds
Portland Express
Europe
William D. Sewall
New York
Bath
Olinto Shatters Bowling Highs In Maine League Standings
Peter Olinto leads Seals with a 133 single and 304 four-string series, totaling 578 pins in a week. He and partner William Shields pushed the Seals to a 467 team total while Maurie Reynolds and Bears traded games in a tight match. Coons and Tigers games follow with wedding banquet notes and guest list.
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Maine
Watcl
Peter Olinte
Horscehorse
Preston Farrar
Canutepins
Park
Seals
Bears
Sears
William Mields
Maurie Reynolds
Olinto
Reynolds
Sealshields
Bath couple wed in elegant Crosby home ceremony
Josephine Crosman daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Crosman married Edward Varney Coombs of Bath in a Friday night ceremony at 433 High Street. Rev David J Wilson officiated under an evergreen arch as Miss Cynthia Crosman and John Coombs assisted. Reception followed for relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Crosman
High Street
Josephine
Oto Edward Varney Coombs
Bath
Margaret Hanson
John Creswell
David JL. Wilson
Cynthia Crosman
John Coombs
Clara Coombs
Morse High
Eliiss
Slyde Windbiss Co
Pine Tree Club Card Promises Three Boxing Bouts
Portland fans will witness three bouts at the Pine Tree A C headlined by Johnny Veto of Boston and Mickey Donovan of Roxbury in a welterweight clash. Donovan has beaten Nelson Tillo and Parland and faced Seigal and Shevlin in close losses. Also on the card are Charlie Parker and Mickey Kirst in a twin six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Pine Tree A.C
Johnny Veto
Boston
Mickey Donovan
Roxbury
Mass
Seigal
Shevlin
Brooklyn
Nelson
Frank Tillo
Tommy McParland
Charlie Parker
Mickey Kirst
Veto
Donovan
Bath People Observe Their Silver Wedding
Mr and Mrs George L Cook celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at 2 Weeks Street entertaining a dozen relatives and friends. The evening featured vocal and instrumental music and a reading of Eve Incorporated by Mrs Eugene Spinney. Gifts included a gold piece and the anniversary cake was cut by Mrs Cook. The Cooks are longtime Bath residents who moved here from Boston, with Mr Cook a tinsmith and plumber at Bath Tron Works Ltd and Mrs Cook formerly Isabelle Graham of Lowell Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Albee
Herbert Moseley, Jr
Shirley Allen
Doris Berry
Edith Mitchell
Hizel Harrington
Marion Redlon
Ethel Totman
Louise Vince
John Hunt
Gy Sprague
Lillian Fisher
Leland Mitchell
Uineh
Camap
Cynthia Crossman
Phyllis Powie
Margaret Daley
David Brown
Brown Daveryn
Fla. Goddard
Tain
Mass
Burton Brown
Jennie
Davis
Jennie Douglas
Lisbon Falls
George French
Skowhegan
Mard Goddard
Prunswick
Auburn
George L. Cook
Weeks Street
Cook
Bath
Seth
Boston
Bath Tron Works, Ltd
Isabelle Graham
Lowell
Buly Workers Elect Officers at Baptist Church Meeting
Members of the Buly Workers of the People's Baptist church met at Mrs Agnes Roberts home on 6O Oak Street November 15. Officers for the coming year were elected: president Mrs Agnes Roberts, vice president Mrs Alice King, secretary Mrs Evelyn Snow, assistant secretary Mrs Minnie Cressey, treasurer Mrs Jennie Feere, chaplain Mrs Sadie Adderton. A social hour followed with English monkey, cake, tea, coffee and apples served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buly
People’s Baptist Church
Agnes Roberts
Annie Ridley
Roberts
Oak Street
Mrrs
Mag
Alice King
Evelyn Snow
Minnie Cressey
Jennie Feere
Sadie Adderton
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C. H. Bates
Parent-Teacher Meeting
Perfection Oil
Standard Oil CO. OF
Broadway
North Street
Summer Street
Need OF Forest Experiment Post
Eagles
The
Tigers
Coons
Wolves
Coombs-Crosman
the Bath Trust
Pine Tree Club
Ralph H. Dunton
Porth
Fred B. Teeling
N. Y. Life Insurance Co
Dummer
Tel
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