Regular meeting notices from D of U V of C and Masons
In Lowell Massachusetts a Wednesday evening meeting of Amy Bradley Tent No 15 D of U V of C W featured an official visit by Inspector Annie Silke from Bangor. A supper was served at Red Cross and a first nomination was noted. A Masonic hall event at No 63 F and A M was held with Richmond as a station agent for the Maine Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trott
Doe
Justice
Lowell
Mass
Robert Gurgan
Amy Bradley
U. V
C. W
Annie Silke
Bangor
Red
Masonic Hall
Come
Richmond
Maine Central
Brunswick visitor Elfreda Perkins hosts at home
Elfreda Perkins of Brunswick visited the home of Mr and Marriner. Mrs. G C Blake of the county road has gone to Sidney Nova to the Win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elfreda Perkins
Brunswick
and Marriner
G. C. Blake
County Road
Sidney
Nova
Card of Thanks from Burned Home Friends
A brief card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends who helped after a house fire. It mentions Burdett, hospital arrivals, and individuals from Bos- to North college and Boynton, noting appreciation for support during the disaster and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Ton
Burdett
Boynton
North College
Bos
Inspection bell signals water rise in Seawinland area
After recent rains water wells up town with old wells not drying, as reports describe flooding from the west to the hilltop, then down to water level near the Brown house. Last afternoon the Working League was entertained by Miss Belle Heald and Mrs. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seawinland
Adams
South Portland
Old Brown House
Tee Deke
Belle Heald
Local Notes From Wild Rose and Surroundings
Mrs. Hagan and family at her mother's home in New England. Adolf visiting business in Bath. Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Sharlington and Mr. and Mrs. James Dunton travel from South Portland to Wild Rose farm. George Scammon visits Roy Moulton in Sequinland. Miss Elizabeth Nagle recovers from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf
Bath
Harlow Shervington
James Dunton
South Portland
Wild Rose Farm
George Scammon
West Scarboro
Roy Moulton
Seguinland
Elizabeth Nagle
Teeks Street School Christmas Sale Plans Formed
Teeks Street School outlines committees for a Christmas sale with wooden toys and crafts. Members listed include Arthur Rice Tum mage Hatch Guy Yeaton Josephine Lewis and Joan Hawkes with additional members to be added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeks Street
Wooden
Mr. Os See
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Meeting Report
The West Virginia VFW Auxiliary met at the G A R hall last week with attendance noted. Plans for the fall and winner are to be announced. The next auxiliary gathering is scheduled for December 1 at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
G. A. R. Hall
Social notes from North Yarmouth and surrounding towns
Social updates mention Mrs. Franz and Laurence Davis of Bath, library contributions, neighbors relocating to Bath for winter, deer hunters returning from camp, visits between families in Bath North Yarmouth and Seguinland, and holiday travel plans for students at North Yarmouth Academy plus local families visiting relatives in Auburn Myricks Kittery and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz
Laurence Davis
Bath
Marr
Cutting —— Stewart
John Gib
Vernal Chaney
Stinson
Ida Hinckley
Campbell and
Everett
N. Y
Stanley Lewis
Daught Seguinland
Beulah
Mr. Higgins
Addie Moulton
Ronald Smith
Portland
Victor Pinkham
North Yarmouth Academy
Arthur Cochrane
Carolee
Myricks
Mass
Edward Davis
Kittery
Fireside Club Hosts Sunday Devotions
Fireside club held Sunday night devotions led by Joan Brooks and Jerolyn Harris with a Thanksgiving theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fireside Club
Joan Brooks
Jerolyn Harris
Body of War Hero to Arrive Saturday in Bath
A war hero’s body is due to arrive in Bath on Saturday at two o clock. He will be met at the depot by Lieut. Paul Lemont Burgon Albert Desmond Kenneth Mr the class of 45 Morse High School and a Grace Episcopal church member. He was born in 1925 the son of Arthur and Elizabeth A Murphy. Funeral services follow at Mayo & Son Funeral Residence with Rev. Charles M Tubbs. Officials request friends omit flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Paul Lemont
Burgon
Albert Desmond Mond
Kenneth
Morse High School
Grace Episcopal Church
Arthur
Milaabeth A. (Murphy
Par Mayo & Son
Steen
Charles M Tubbs
Legion Auxiliary Banquet Highlights Poppy Gift Shop Support
At Odd Fellows hall the local auxiliary honored guests including Helen Haggett of Wiscasset National president of division Kashman of Conn. Haggett spoke on the Christ mas Gift shop at Togus where units send gifts for veterans. A December Togus bandage making demonstration by Mrs. Millwee Pollard was announced for Thomaston. The next auxiliary meeting is Nov 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Perry
Helen Haggett
Wiscasset
Canon
Belle Bere
Lions Club Women Discuss Tuberculosis Talk and Plans
The Lions Mothers club met at the Sedgwick with 20 members and two guests. Mrs. Mittendorf spoke on tuberculosis and other diseases, comparing her public health roles in Bath and Ironton, Ohio, with a film presentation. A Christmas season break was approved and a $5 YMC A donation planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionesses
Sedgwick
Ralph Mittendorf
City Bee
Frank Reince
Y. M. C. A. Fund
Beatrice Leavitt
Lawrence County Tuberculosis Association
Ironton
Ohio
Harold E Tobey Dies. Bath Resident Retired Mason
Harold E Tobey of 21 Willow Street Bath dies after a long Bath Iron Works career. He attended Colby College class of 1612 and was active in Bath Masonic bodies including Dunlap Commandery 32nd degree. Survived by his mother Mrs E Baxter Tobey Augusta a brother Fred Tobey Bath and nephews Burton Tobey A Rich. Funeral at F Mayo Sons 819 High Street then 21 Willow Street Home.
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Willow Street
Annie (Fish
Bath
Bath Iron Works
Tobey
Colby College
Emery Sansat
Beenealod
Nesta
E. Baxter Tobey
Agusta
Fred Tobey
Burton Tobey
Sewall Family Hosts Thanksgiving Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall second will host Rev and Mrs Culbert McGay Mrs Lucy Green Miss Caro Moses for Thanksgiving day. Their daughter Miss Nancy Sewall teaching in Boston and son Harold M a Bowdoin student also join the family for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Culbert McGay
Lucy Green
Caro Moses
M Nancy Sewall
Boston
Harold M
Bowdoin
Bath native Col George A Baker improves at Togus hospital
Col George A Baker of Portland and former resident of Milan Street has seen his health improve significantly since his transfer to the Veterans Hospital at Togus, according to friends in Bath.
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Bath
Col
George A. Baker
Portland
Milan Street
Veterans Hospital
Togus
Funeral for Mrs. Laura Duncan Appleton
Funeral services for Mrs. Laura Duncan Appleton widow of Everard Appleton of this city were held Thursday evening at the Fairchild Funeral Pekar avenue Brook Mr and Mrs Edward W New York City
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Laura Duncan Appleton
Everard Appleton
City
Fairchild
Funeral for George A. Dickinson Held on York Street
A funeral for George A. Dickinson was held at 10 o'clock Thursday morning from his York Street home. Rev. Mr. Tubbs officiated. Bearers were Henry and the burial will be at the family lot in Oak Grove cemetery.
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George A. Dickinson
York Street
Mr. Tubbs
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mrs Edith H OBrien Funeral in Portland
Funeral services for Mrs Edith H OBrien wife of Rev Dr Francis W OBrien were held Saturday at 1 pm from First Baptist church Portland Rev Al ger Geary led with Rev Howard O Hough and Rev Sylvester of Portland assisting Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery with committal by Rev C H Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith H. O’brien
Francis W. O’brien
D. D
Portland
First Baptist Church
Congress Street
Alger Geary
One Wood Baptist Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
O’brien
Howard O. Hough
Sylvester
Oak Grove
Geary
Myrtle Lodge Odd Ladies Install Officers Friday at G A R Hall
Myrtle Lodge of Odd Ladies sets installation of officers for Friday at eight o clock in the G A R hall with a supper at 5 30 preceding. Guests include Merry Meeting Lodge of Brunswick led by Governess Mrs Alice Soule and her conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge of Odd Ladies
G. A. R. Hall
Merry Meeting Lodge
Brunswick
Alice Soule
Diamonds at One Carat or Less Outsell Rubies and Emeralds
A report notes that small diamonds of one carat or less fetch higher values than equal sized rubies or emeralds, reflecting demand dynamics in the jewelry market. The observation highlights investor and consumer interest in diamonds despite the compact size.
Family Marks Golden Anniversary in Local Baptist Church
An aged narrator recalls Rev O'Brien and Mrs O'Brien celebrating a fiftieth wedding anniversary with family and friends. The piece mentions Mrs Clifford B Smith of Ford Bath and notes the Greenwood Baptist Church in Brook as a gathering point for the ceremony and family memories.
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O’brien
Andrews
Clifford B. Smith
Ford
Bath
Tor
Greenwood
Carpenter Kinship Ties Mark Brockton Remembrance
Alfred E Carpenter a member of Paul Revere lodge Brockton Mass is recalled in a brief notice from Philadelphia Pa stating he leaves one niece two nephews and several distant relatives in Brockton Mass with wording reflecting a local obituary brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness
Carpenter
Paul Revere Lodge
Brockton
Mass
Delphia
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Richmond Grange
Wv. F. W. Auxiliary
Pf.c. Wallace
Legion Auxiliary
Harold E. Tobey
Mrs. Appleton
G. A. Dickinson
Baa
Alfred E. Carpenter
Fred S. Curtis & CC & Our
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