Richmon d Enterprise Grange Two Nights Fair
Enterprise Grange held its annual two nights fair with a fine program each evening. Tuesday featured The Village Schoolma’am with a large cast and two hours of music and dancing by the Grange orchestra. Wednesday included varied acts and songs, drawing sizable audiences along with community notices and local visitors.
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Enterprise Grange
Grange Hall
Richard Elliot
Sisneseak
Philip Randall
James B. Graham
Coteweb
Inrc
Densa
Harry L
Tarr Rey
Flick
Yore
En Py
George Thomson Hosea Clegg
Atapus Batsry
Merle Thompson
Sam Alcott
Tom Hinkley
Tad
Gerald O'Neil
Sylvia Lennox
Anna Blossom
Ida May Alcott
Caroline Colson
Mrs
Alcott
Myrtle Stewart Elvira Pratt
Hazel Libby L’osie
Doris Perry
Viano
Freda Mariner
Villa Haynes
Tae St Iseks
Mina Floyd
Rebecca Rogers
Doris Verry
Madeline O'Neil
Miclin
Solty
Alexander Headine
Laura Grondin
Cecil Richards
Grange Orchestra
Thanksgiving travel notes from Bath area locals
A wide array of residents and visitors plan Thanksgiving stays and visits. Louise Daley visits Kennebunkport. Bartlett Smith at Trebron Academy. Mr and Mrs Arthur Bryant to Bath with Lily Pray. Miss Marie Perry to Portsmouth with parents. Mrs Charles Wetherbee travels to Quincy Mass. George Haley and Mr Reed to Mrs William Thieckens home. Harriet Johnson of Springfield spending with her mother in North Street.
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Louise Daley
Beacon Street
Kennebunkport
Bartlett Smith
Trebron Academy
Arthur Bryant
North Jay
Bath
Lily Pray
Marie Perry
Almon Derry
Portsmouth
N. O
Charles P. Wetherbee
George Th. Wetherbee
Quincey
Mass
George Haley
Mr. Reed
Hebron
William Thieckens
Harriet Johnson
Springfield
Carrie DP
Johnson
North Street
Walter Austin
Portland
Lucius M. LeMont
Middle Street
Marion Murray
St. Stephen
N. B
Ruth Buchanan
Internal Revenue Office
Augusta
School Street
Nellie Murphie
Jacksonville
Ela
Hope Haven Hospital
Frances Oliver
Popham Beach
FE. S. Marr
Martha DP. Small
Charles FP. Hathaway
Cambridge
Joseph
Donald Small
Jeanette Smith
Simmons College
Edward B. Smith
Harry Tr. Passmore
Tieston
Mitchell
Arel
Gardner
William S. Newell
Haddonfield
N. J
Bess Dickinson
Porthind
Harry Lauder
Keith Theatre
Mellie
Gran Dunham
Georgetown Working League Christmas Sale and Supper Dec 7
The Georgetown Working League will hold its annual Christmas sale and supper on December 7 at the First Baptist vestry with sales starting at four in the afternoon and a chicken pie supper at six. Committees are listed for food, waitresses, cake table, tickets, and kitchen duties.
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Working League
First Baptist
Billings
G. F. Oliver
Dorothy Stuart
Ida Lewis
Frank Heald
E. B. Billings
H. G. Heald
A. F. Gray
Jennie Todd
T. N. Williams
Bath
L. G. March
Rockland
M. EF
Robinhood
Thorning
Abbie Reynolds
Georgetown Center
Georgia R. Walker
Woolwich
Elizabeth
Marion
Harold
Herbert Hunt
Misie
Nona Mains
Willard
Roger Oliver
Clark Matthews
Junior Hagan
Maynard Thibodeau
Howard Heald
Carl Scott
T. M. Hagan
Todd
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Roscoe
Walter E. Reid
Seguinland
Portland
Frank Oliver
Top
Austin Ratleff
Marrtown
Samuel Merven
Harry Heald
Carroll Powers
R. TP. Todd
Alfred Rowe
Augusta Rowe
J. C. Burnhaw
Harold J. Brown
Harold, Jr
Cumberland
W. Q O. Oliver
Gladys Oliver
Herman Spinney
Fred Gray
New York
Gray
Parle Haugan
H. FF. Hunt
J. R. Blackie
John Hinckley
Charles Lewis
Hasan
George Oliver
John Thibedea
A. F.girax
B. H. Woodside
H. F. Hunt
Charlotte Benner
Thomas Hagan
Josie M. Williams
Owen K. Marr
West Georgetown
Kimball
First Baptist Church
Marrowas
Marr
Listol
Miss Lewis
John DD. Williams
Boston
Rapheal Rowe
Morse High
Deering
South End PTA Thanksgiving Sale Proves Great Success
The South End PTA conducted a successful Thanksgiving sale on Tuesday afternoon, clearing over 150 dollars. The schoolhouse on Washington street featured decorated tables led by active volunteers including Mrs. Carroll Deering and Mrs. N. Gratz Jackson, with various booths for candy, aprons, greens, cooked foods, and a mystery booth. Refreshments were served under supervision, and guests Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Wall and others arrived to celebrate Thanksgiving with local families.
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South End
Washington Street
Carroll Deering
William Hatch
N. Gratz Jackson
Chester Plant
Wellington Moore
Elmner Campbell
Lelia Oliver
Robert Manson
William Th Small
Walter EB. Potter
Leland Mitchell
Warren Melntire
Harry Williams
Russell Colby
Walter Taylor
Richard Quick
William Skelton
John Hunt
Shaxter's Minstrels Plan Afternoon Baxter Hall Tour
Shaxter's Minstrels led by their own band will depart Baxter hall at noon Thursday for a concert at Post Office Square then parade a long route ending back at the hall. Shows begin 8 15 each Thursday and Friday night with large audience expected at Maxonie temple. Tickets sold out. committee will tally sales tonight at 7 30.
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Shaxter
Baxter Hall
Postoffice Square
Front
Center
Union
Bath Iron Works
Middle
York
Washington
Linden
Broad
Jack Shaw
Maxonie Temple
John Marks
James Callan
Eugenie Hart
Harold Cutting
Herbert Douglas
Leslie Wold
Francis Duprey
Henderson
Bates
Hagan
Prebie
McDougal
Garce On
G. Wilson
Savage
Baxter
Stewart McAllister
Eugene Hart
John Sheldon
George Goodwin
Otayola
Katinka
Arthur Wilson
Bellis of the Sea
Francis Duprez
Bath Obituary and Thanksgiving Travel Notes
Bath area notices list H W Howard of Five Islands dying Wednesday in Bath and multiple residents visiting Bath or traveling to Boston, Rockland, Weston, and Jamaica Plain for Thanksgiving. The items name Mrs M B Brook, James Perkins, James W Jordan, Miss Froestina Maerten, Ray Marston, Perry Thompson, Ernest Kenney, Hiram F Bailer, Thomas Scot, Rev E Lewis Wail, Mrs B Crafts, Minnie White, Mr and Mrs Elk AL Fuller, Charles Shaw, Archie So McDonald, Edward H Oakwood, and others with affiliations to Bath, Five Islands, Norway, Lincoln Street, Beacon Street, Central Maine Power Co store, and local clubs.
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H. W. Howard
Five Islands
Bath
M. B. Brook
Westport
James B. Perkins
Augusta
James W. Jordan
Howard
Front Street
Harry P. Bridge
Bridge-Merrill, Inc
Icotland
Froestina Maerten
Lincoln Street
Ray Marston
Perry Thompson
Boston
Ernest Kenney
Central Maine Power Co
Gardiner
Hiram F. Bailer
Ierland
Thomas Scot
Weston
Mass
E. Lewis Wail
Madison
Beacon Street Methodist Church
B. Crafts
Hailey Island
Frank Pepper
Minnie White
Cosmopolitan Club
Rockland
Peter Kennedy
Elk AL Fuller
Charles Shaw
Norway
John
Minott
Beacon Street
Harry Moulton
Newell
Jas
Edward Bb. Smith
Middle Street
Archie So McDonald
Edward H. Oakwood
Merchant
Charles A. Harriman
North Street
John B. Cro
Oliver Moses Sd
Oliver
Lisbon Falls
Moses
O Oliver Moses
Washington Street
Edward W. Bridgham
Janet
Edward W. Jr
Jamaica Plain
Bridghams
Tie Cool
Reid Closes Gaming Camp Seaso n Returns to Portland for Winter
Walter E. Reid closes his gaming camp for the season and returns Mondays to Portland for the winter. The week’s local items note travelers and visitors from Bath Roxbury Malden and Waltham with multiple family updates.
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Walter E. Reid
Portland
Republicans Meet Friday in Sagadaber County
A Republican gathering is planned Friday at the YMCA in Sagadaber County with volunteers and workers from Memdis. State leaders Staniel FL Field Paillipe and Mrs Eva Mason chair the event, aiming to energize party activities and feature remarks by Arthur K. Purstmt and Mike Harnet CC Ledyard. Attendees from sections of the county are expected, with social hours after at Mrs Bryznot M Paunce’s home.
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Sagadaber
Krepublian
Memdis
YMCA
Staniel FL
United States
Nagedaber
Gow
Mendasir
Arther K. Purtmst
Mike Harnet
Ledyard
Bath and Portland visitors abound in city notes
A flurry of short notices from Bath records residents and guests passing through or visiting on Monday to Wednesday. Names include Arther Hagan, Mrs Edward Smith, Emgene McGrath, George Ricker, Rose Debedge, Harry Smith, Richard Hodgdon, F Coates, F C Steme, L M Compton, Jara Perry, Isabelle Wiley, Fred Dun, Joseph Bather, Frank W Lee, Horace Freeman Murray, Tarbos street figures, Jemex Jours, NH residents, Ida Fowles, and many others. Several locals plan trips to Philadelphia, Cambridge, and Maine, while others report returns from Boston, Reston, and New York. Visitors and returning residents are noted across Bath, Boothbay, Windsor, Heston, and surrounding areas.
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Fred Vetour
Boston
Elmer Rogers
L. W. Alexander
Joseph Pray
Lewiston
Ivan Waldron
Portland
Clara Thompson
Lisbon Falls
Alvah Campbell
Litchfield Corner
Calvin James
Main Street
Martha Lancaster
Gardiner
Brunswick Road
L. H. Lamoreau
Lawrence Southard
Woolwich
Grace Walker
Harry Alexander
Gardiner Hospital
Cora Gaham
Dresden
Harry L. Tarr
Henry BE. Houdlette
Major
Charles B. Day
DeWitt House
Vanessa Beedle
Perley Galusha
Roy Dickenson
Lillian Johnson
Brunswick
Aid of the Baptist Church
Curtis Hall
A. DD. Page
M. Ai. Tarr
Hallowell
Estelle Grown
Bowdinham
Richmond
American Legion
Opera House
Celtics
Waterville
J. Nelson
American Legion of
Ralph Crocker
Widdeeford
Edmond Silvain
Silvain
Emmett Bryson
New Brunswick
Earl DB. Preble
Frank Bishop
Capt
James Pottle
Louise Trott
Cora Roberts
Arther C. Hagan
Edward B. Smith
Emgene McGrath
George Ricker
Miss Rose Dbedge
Boothbay
Harrys Smith
Heston
Bath
Tersday
Richard Hodgdon
Trevett
F__ Coates
Wiscasset
F. C_ Steme
Edcecomb
L. M. Compton
Hoxton
Jara Perry
Philadelphia
Isabelle Wiley
Fred Duntem
Son Perrey
Joseph Bather
Bostom
Frank W_ Lee
Hardine
Charlies Lewis
Five Islands
Bessie Mikels
Horatio Mikels
Sumday
Reston
Morrix Cohen
Bestemn
Fom Reston
Nieaepe
Horace Freeman Murray
Enders
H. F. Murray
Tarbos Street
Harry Iver
Reth
Fermeris
Peocam
Wednesdal
Cambridge
Mass
Peter Geemen
Gagnen
Sirtani
Ida Fowles
Muse
Beethbey Harbor
N.hs
Aneie Moore
Skewheger
Charles T. Henderen
Dean Beamer Som
Westen P. Reaney
University of Maine
Frank Beteher
Ameas Leristes
Keruim Peteher
Park Street
Wiliam Meare
Rhemswieck
Charles
Iante
Thomas Fletcher
Epper Hish Street
Littletom
Bax
Eevh Bey
Lerceand
Meiher
Siataes
Peiad
Perth
Traiiers
Real
Cumberland County
Fred W. Libis
Allen
Freepert
Wilhane M. Adiom
Briniee
Wesermaveore
Eniel T
Abine Dieree
Sprinstein
Eetsim Bes
Hilsworsh
Weoedieni
Bermz
Etter
Helen Lavieka
Bath City
Henpetal
Frank Farrmn
Hisikesd
Shaw
Oak Street
Deering Crushes Morse in Downbeat Thanksgiving Bout
Deering outclassed Morse 26-0 as the Crimson backfield wore down the visitors with hard running led by Campbell Stevens and Hagan. Morse, led by Doyle and McRae, fought hard in a cold wind but could not stop Deering’s relentless attack and the late surge sealed the win.
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Morse
Deering
Portland
Biffy Oliver
Desle
Rath Crew
Magan
Doyle
Bet Tley
Riley
Maine
Outelas
Hagan
Hmiver
Iver
Hari
Cam
Ace
Deering. He Circled the Ends, When Given Half A Chance, and On Top of Sil
Phil Eaton
Ralph Croeker
Crocker
Lyden
Kemper
McRae
Bruce
Morse Geard
Decker
Campbell
Stevens Fleet
Eaten
Orr
Mitchell
Rene
Lonzgieg
Warden Warns Against Air Rifles By Law
Game Warden Herbert L. Spinney warns of indiscriminate air rifle use by boys under 18. He cites harm to animals and others and notes the illegality of giving or selling air rifles to minors with a $32 fine for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Spinney
Warden Spinney
Bid for schoolhouse removal in city program
Omiyome bid submitted for the removal of the South Street school building as bids closed. Richard Morse of Winnegance filed the offering, with Elmer W. Rogers as committee chair awaiting action. Mr and Mrs George W Johnson plan a Washington visit then San Diego for the winter with several stops.
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Omiyome
South Street
Richard (. Morse
Winnegance
Elmer W. Rogers
George W. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Edwant Carter
San Diego
Calif
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Doothbay
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Solon
Frank Taine
Swathmore Chautauqua Entertainments
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Masonic Temple
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King of Entertainers
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Edward W. Vaughan
Order of
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Ralph J. Boardman
Frank H. Turner
Melvin IL. Savage
Levi T. Thompson
William H. Miller
Ernest A. Allen
Aramede Tarbox
Wollaston
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W. E. Reid
Kildare
Borene Rowe
Chester MacMahan
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Malden
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Ler
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Ralph Seelkin
Harr Rewiy
Teester
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Wiliam Freeman
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Weimer Wrete
Fred D_ Hill
Tangles Hill
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