Y.A.Y.F. Society Plans Public Supper and Play
In Richmond the Y.A.Y.F. met with 15 members and outlined a December 14 supper. The group's play When a Woman Decides will be presented in Bowdoinham on Thursday, Nov. 29, with Douglass as chairman and Terrell, Chipman among organizers.
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Y.A.Y.F. Society of the Church
Douglass
Ruie Bernice Terrell
Lillian Ia Chipman
Y.A.Y.F
Bowdoinham
E. Dean Foss
U.S.A
New Jersey
Army
Auburn
David
Sgt. Foss
Jerrald Foss
Navy
Dresden Avenue
Gardiner
Basil Foss
White Street
Esther King
Mildred Morris
Barbara Bond
Hilda Harford
Doris Pullen
Lois Webber
University of Maine
Florence Anderson
Virginia Anderson
Main Street
Brockton
Mass
Anderson
George Maver
Russell Ring
Esther Ring
Russell
Rebecca Lee Stilphen
Ring
Leander Ring
Gardiner Road
Laura Stilphen
Freda Witham
Thomaston
Solon Purinton
Marion Purinton
North Front Street
Purinton
Harry Brown
Waterville
Boothbay Harbor
Gerald Witham
Gardiner Street
Samuel Dorrence
Sally
Augusta
Carl Anderson
Deborah
School Street
Frank Anderson
New York
Portland
Charles B. Day
Pleasant Street
Carrie Haskell
Ernest G Herbert
West Dresden
Melvin Curtis
Myrtle Street
Raymond Curtis
Jean
Glen Lamoreau
Pamela
Letha Edwards
Cpl
Fort Bragg
N. C
Cpl. Curtis
Europe
Richard Parent
Richard Paarent
PO3
USNR
San Francisco
Calif
Philippines
Barnstable
Pacific Area
Henry Farley
Wallace Farley
Raymond Libby
North Pleasant Street
Eben Baker
Waldoboro
Frank Beedle
Annie Johnson Oarra
Arthur Fossett
Ralph
Alfred Niles
Brunswick
Genevieve
Margaret Creegan
Jamaica Plain
Harry Little
Boys Learn Refereeing For Basketball At YMCA
A Junior Central Board of Referees organized at the YMCA by Elton L. Pinkham to train younger boys in officiating basketball. Charles Burgess heads the group with Richard Gilmore as vice president. Alfred Parks to instruct on proper refereeing. Members will officiate in YMCA leagues and may work with outside teams to gain experience.
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Elton L. Pinkham
Charles Burgess
Richard Gilmore
Gene Allen Ford
Arthur Johansen
Phillip Dodge
George Kingsbury
Douglas Casey
Edward Mosher
Albert Cullen
Raymond Ryan
Bernard Pomerleau
Edward Bourget
Richard Cullen
Maurice Warner
Charles Babine
Laurent Pomerleau
Donald Harrison
Richard Kingsbury
Ross Dodge
Alfred “Bloody” Parks
Central Board
Grammar J. W. League
Grammar League
Gene Albert
Allan Ford
Richard Callan
Veterans' Coordinator Named at Standard Oil of New Jersey
Capt. F. V. Lowden, released from the U S Coast Guard Reserve after 42 months in the Third Naval District, is named Veterans' Coordinator for Standard Oil of New Jersey and affiliates including Colonial Beacon Oil. A longtime company lawyer since 1920, he will push reinstatement of returning veteran employees. He served as a World War I major in Field Artillery and is active in American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the Military Order of World War I. in peacetime he is an officer in the New Jersey National Guard. He resides in Roselle New Jersey with two sons in naval aviation.
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F. V. Lowden
United States Coast Guard Reserve
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Colonial Beacon Oil Company
Lowden
United States Coast Guard
Third
Heavy Thanksgiving traffic strains Boston rail lines
Railroad officials report very heavy traffic over Thanksgiving. Two trains of 17 cars each were required to handle the traffic out of Boston for the 4.50 p m train Wednesday. One of them was a Bath and Rockland special and every seat was taken with a few standing nation passenger and baggage car in front. By this arrangement the train reached Maine stations only 17 minutes late, a great improvement over past years on such occasions.
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Boston
Bath and Rockland
Maine
Weekend Guest Update In Richmond Social Circles
Miss Phyllis Stover visited Miss Verona Pinkham of Richmond for a weekend stay as part of local society entertainment and social activity.
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Phyllis Stover
Verona Pinkham
Richmond
Georgetown Robinhood boats strain as high tides lash shore
Last week heavy seas and gales caused four inch water over the Peterson dock at Georgetown, with one boat adrift but later rescued. Schools closed midweek to allow teachers to visit homes as storms loom over residents and visitors attend Thanksgiving gatherings across Robinhood.
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Robinhood
Peterson Dock
Georgetown Center
John R. Blackie
West Georgetown
Elizabeth Harris
Beatrice Bouton
Bath
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
Mass
Walter Williams
Thomas Wiliams
Oakley Thibodeau
Ed Clough
Gerald
Walter MacEilman
Alonzo Thibodeau
Ambrose Thibodeau
Seguinland
Myrtle Greenstreet
Portland
Nettie Gray
Earle Hagan
Eva Wheeler
Joseph Proctor
Everett Stevens
Linwood Stevens
Lester Powers
George P
Edward C. Clareyss
Peterson
Francis M. Johnson
Allenville
N. Y
Yonkers
Sally Masters
MacMahan
Miss Masters
Masters School
Dobbs Ferry
Perley Keith
Danvers
Daigle
Hampton Beach
Indian Point
Miami
Fla
Lane
Frank Boyd
Dorothy Stuart
Carroll Powers
Harry Heald
Roy Moulton
Roland Peterson
Louise
Murray
New York
Adolph Spear
George Laskey
Laskey
Clarence Hill
J. H. Brown
West Newton
Elizabeth Hunt
Boston
Clarina ,Michelson
Thomaston, Conn
Jack Shafron
Michelson
S . Rockwell
Harvey Lee
Buffalo
W. Clinton Allen
Rye
Lee
Lauretta M. Jones
Joseph Higgins
William Todd
Walter Cummings
T. S. Moulton
Bernard Anderson
Moulton
Alonzo’ Thibodeau
Mrs Eugene Pierce of West Southport Dies in Bath
Mrs Eugene Pierce of West Southport passed away Friday in Bath after calling on friends. Her death ends a long life noted by neighbors and relatives.
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Eugene Pierce
West Southport
Bath
Dromore Grange Holds Thanksgiving Themed Meeting
Dromore Grange gathered Tuesday evening for a festive program organized by Maurice Warner. Worthy Master Robert Metcalf announced the December 11 meeting to elect officers and a trip for Mrs Alfreda Perkins to the State Grange in Portland December 3 to 5. The group planned December 18 for a Christmas tree and party. A suitcase race and a pumpkin pie eating contest highlighted the program, with Mrs Alfreda Perkins and Miss Lucy Rogers honored for birthdays.
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Dromore Grange
Maurice Warner
Robert Metcalf
Alfreda Perkins
Grange
Portland
State Grange
Jennie Miller
Edward Miller
Evelyn Beals
John Flaherty
Manion
Campbell Pond
The
Elmer Rogers
Annie Wilson
Dear Old
Maine
Charlotte Owen
Georgiana Thorpe
Grace Trask
Marion Holbrook
Francina Williams
Appree
Aletha Campbell
Phie McPherson
Clarence Spinney
Arthur Harrington
Bina Staples
Lucy Rogers
The King Of Kings at Winter Street Church Sunday
Cecil B. DeMille’s The King Of Kings will be shown at 7 p.m. Sunday at Winter Street church as part of the 150th anniversary celebration. The Fireside club sponsors the event with no admission charge.
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Winter Street Church
Cecil B. DeMille
Fireside Club
Mary
Magdala
Jesus
Rotary Host to Morse High Football Players
The Rotary Club met Tuesday at Sedgwick with Morse High School football players and coaches as special guests. Duncan Farrell, Austin Miller, Henry Small and William Johnson spoke, and Johnson introduced the players who earned letters this season amid a hearty Rotary greeting.
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Rotary Club
Sedgwick
Morse
Duncan Farrell
Austin Miller
Henry Small
William Johnson
Johnson
Rotarians
Allegra Girl Scouts Plan Charity Tea at Morse High
Allegra Girl Scouts met Monday at Morse High School to arrange a charity tea for December 13 at Mrs. John’s home. Tickets are 50 meats each with Marjorie Rogers as ticket chair and Lorainne Fortier making posters. Proceeds fund new service uniforms and seek generous patronage.
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Allegra Girl Scouts Committee
Morse High School
John
Marjorie Rogers
Loraine Fortier
Five Islands Harbor Battered by Dual Storms
Last week two powerful storms caused extensive damage on Five Islands with high tides washing away boardwalks and flooding structures. Malden Island sustained the heaviest losses including a damaged cook house and ruined float runway. Local residents and aid efforts are noted, along with community updates and upcoming events.
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Malden Island
Cook House
Russell Boynton
Lloyd Pinkham
Harriet Worrell
Craw Island
Spencer
Monticello
Norman Howard
Bath
Ledgemere Beach
Warner Eustis
Ledgemere Rocks
Wiscasset Men Return Home From Wars and Leaves
Wiscasset area residents head home or on leave after military service and assignments. John B. Sutter and James Sutter receive discharges after long Pacific and European service. Lt. Brewster D. Doggett takes a 30 day leave from Gulfport. Ensign Richard M. Haggett, Navy Reserve, commissioned and heading to duty in the Pacific. Families host Thanksgiving gatherings and observe holiday travel and visits across Maine and nearby states.
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John B. Sutter
USN
Seabees
Pacific
James Sutter
Bryce J. Sutter
Moatsweag
Brewster D. Doggett
Gulfport
Miss
Samuel B. Doggett
High Street
Richard M. Haggett
North Edgecomb
Ensign
USNR
Columbia University
Midshipman School
New York City
Ensign Haggett
Lincoln Academy
U. of M
Navy
Rensselar Polytechnic Institute
Harold Haggett
Los Angeles
Calif
Parker E. Moreau
Harwood Ellis
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Richard V. R. Lyman
John V. R
West Bath Grange Enjoys Evening Program
West Bath grange met with 72 members and guests. Thelma Sylvester presented an evening program featuring Marguerite Atwood singing One Day When We Were Young and Bless This House. A discussion on how far to aid foreign nations followed, led by Simpson Henderson Haggett, urged looking after domestic interests. Various musical numbers and a humorous story capped a pleasant night with dancing to finish.
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West Bath Grange
Thelma Sylvester
Marguerite Atwood
Brunswick
Reginald Farnham
Herbert Simpson
David Henderson
Edwin W. Haggett
Carlton Andrews
Penny March
Elwin Greig
Fred Sturtevant
Persis Miller
Annie Henderson
Sidney Pendleton
Victoria’s 12th year vow to be good as queen
When Victoria learned at age twelve she would become queen her first words expressed a pledge to rule well. The famous moment reflects the future monarch’s early sense of duty and public burden.
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Victoria
Watrous of Ridgefield Dies After Long Legal Career
Martin W. Watrous, Esq. of Ridgefield Connecticut, born December 1870 in Bay City Michigan, died in Bath at 7:30 am. He practiced law in Portland and Chicago, spent time in Alaska during the Klondike rush, and had West South and New York ties. He leaves a widow Evelyn Call Watrous. Funeral held in Ridgefield. he was a Rotary guest and joined the Bath club during his visit last month.
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Bath
Martin W. Watrous
Ridgefield
Conn
Mr. Watrous
Bay City
Michigan
Duluth High School
University of Minnesota
St. Paul
Harvard Law School
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Alaska
New York City
Evelyn Call
Maine
Rich's Mountain
New Meadows
Watrous
Frank A. Given
Andrews Road
Rotary Club
Bath Club
Mrs. Etta Harriman Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Etta G. Harriman widow of Alvin B. Harriman died November 15 at 7 Albion Street Melrose Highlands Massachusetts after a long illness. She was born in Westport daughter of Galen Otis and Mary D. Mitchell and is survived by two sons Ernest of Melrose and Philip of New Haven and four daughters Katherine of Melrose Mrs Marcus Wright Mrs Donald Siebert of Gardner and Mrs Arnold Stacy of East Templeton plus 11 grandchildren. Funeral services were held November 17 at the First Baptist Church Melrose and burial followed November 18 in Westport.
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Etta G. Harriman
Alvin B. Harriman
Albion Street
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Westport
Galen Otis
Mary D. Mitchell
Ernest H
Melrose
Philip A
New Haven
Donald W. Siebert
Gardner, Mass
Arnold C. Stacy
East Templeton
Cambridge
University of Maine
Yale University
Ernest
Katherine
Wallace Forgery
First Baptist Church of
Charles M. Tubbs
Bath
Mrs Mary A Lynch Dies At Memorial Hospital At 63
Mrs Mary A Lynch widow of Jack Lynch of 63 Oak Street died at Memorial hospital after a five day stay. Born in Ireland October 12 1872 to James and Mary Drisco she came to the United States as a young woman and lived in Bath most of her life. She was a member of St Marys Roman Catholic church. Survived by sisters Nellie and Annie Drisco of Lewiston prayers were said at Arthur F Mayo Son funeral home and burial was in Oak Grove family plot.
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Navy
Bath Iron Works
Bath
Young People’s Society of the Church
Victor Pinkham
Fred Rittall
Mary Louise Pinkham
Clifton Little
Charles Osborne
Library Hall
Rudolph Pinkham
George Middleton
Arthur Cochrane
Myricks
Mass
Coast Guard
Philippines
Mary Louise
Barbara Pinkham
North Yarmouth Academy
William Marr
Marr
Beulah Miller
Ivan Pinkham
Togus Veterans Hospital
Frank Locke
Kittery
P. B. Savage
Judson Senecal
Yarmouth
Fred Carr
Natalie McMahan
James McNeil
Franz Stevens
Lloyd
Victor
Harold Pinkham
Franz
Fairfield Sanitarium
Branwell Harford
Boston
Charlotte Gray
Raphael Higgins
Linda Gordon
Orville Rowe
Wilson Moore
Etta Moore
Cpl
Albert Moore
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mary A. Lynch
Jack Lynch
Oak Street
Memorial Hospital
Ireland
James
Mary
Minnehan) Drisco
Arthur F. Mayo & Son
High Street
Oak Grove
Miss Helen H Trott Dies in Bath Resident at 982 High Street
Miss Helen Harris Trott, 50, daughter of the late Joseph Mc Cobb Trott and Annie Harris Trott, died early Thursday at 982 High Street. A Bath native, she lived in the city all her life and belonged to Grace Episcopal Church. She is survived by brother Raymenuch H. Trott of Providence R. I. and sister Miss Anna M. Trott of Bath, with a nephew Houghton Me.
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Helen Harris Trott
Joseph McCobb Trott
Annie Harris Trott
High Street
Miss Trott
Bath
Grace Episcopal Church
Raymenuch H. Trott
Providence
R. J
Anna M. Trott
Houghton
Obituary Notice for Cobb Trott and Family
Funeral services for Cobb Trott and relatives including A. S. N.R. and nieces Miss Virginia Trott Providence and Mrs. Samuel Hazard of Philadelphia were private. It is requested that flowers be omitted.
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Cobb Trott
Virginia
Trott
Providence
Samuel Hazard
Philadelphia
Eleanor Denham Warden Dies Suddenly in New York
Eleanor Denham Warden died at her home in New York City on November 26. Born July 18, 1876 in Bowdoin Maine, she was active in music and amateur opera. She married William P. Warden in 1898 and lived in England Paris Boston and finally New York. Funeral at St Bartholomew's Chapel in NYC followed by burial in Forest Hills Boston.
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Eleanor Denham Warden
East 70Th Street
New York City
Bowdoin
Maine
Weston T
Melinda Potter Denham
Ba H
High Street
Sedgwick Hotel
William P. Warden
England
Paris
America
Beacon Hill
Boston
Indian Rock
Rangeley Lake
Bath
Alden P. Denham
Middle Street
St. Bartholomew’s Chapel
Park Avenue
Forest Hills Cemetery
Walter S. Rowe dies at 72 West Street after illness
Walter Scott Rowe of Portland died at home on West Street after weeks of illness. Born August 5, 1870 in Georgetown, he led Chase Transfer Co and Casco Paper Box Co, served on Casco Mercantile Trust Co board, and held Kiwanis, Masonic, and Kora Temple memberships. Survived by son Allen B. Rowe, daughter Dorothy Rowe, two brothers, two grandchildren, and a nephew. Funeral Tuesday at 2 at 749 Congress Street. interment Forest City Cemetery.
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Walter Scott Rowe
Charles F. Chase
Portland
West Street
Georgetown
Benjamin and
Rachel Hagan Rowe
Shaw's Business College
Chase Transfer Co
Casco Paper Box Co
Old Casco Mercantile Trust Co
Kiwanis
Congress Street
Forest City Cemetery
Death of Miss Claire McIlwain in Philadelphia
Mrs. Raymond Trott learned Friday of the sudden death of her aunt Miss Claire McIlwain of Philadelphia. Miss McIlwain spent summers in Bath as a guest of Mrs. Galen C. Moses and her sister Mrs. Amory Houghton. She had been in poor health for years and the funeral was held in Philadelphia after Mrs. Trott traveled there Friday afternoon.
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Raymond Trott
Claire McIlwain
Philadelphia
Miss McIilwain
Bath
Galen C. Moses
Amory Houghton
Trott
Miss Helen Trott's Private Funeral
Private funeral services for Miss Helen Trott were held at her High Street home Saturday at two o'clock. Rev. Charles M. Tubbs conducted the rites and she was buried in Maple Grove in the family lot.
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Helen Trott
High Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Maple Grove
Mrs. Lynch Funeral Prayers Held at Mayo Residence
Prayers were held Saturday morning at nine o'clock for Mrs. Mary A. Lynch at the Mayo Funeral residence and the burial followed in the family lot at Oak.
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Mayo
Mary A. Lynch
Oak Grove
Puerto Rico among world’s most densely populated agrarian regions
Puerto Rico ranks as one of the world’s most densely populated agrarian areas, highlighting intense land use pressure and agricultural activity in a limited island space. The observation notes the juxtaposition of high population density with farming practices.
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Puerto Rico
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Y.M.C.A
Good Neighbor Club
Walter Nelson
Philip Pinkham
Donald Nichols
Helen Pinkham
Betty Carr
Walter Savage
Keith
Wiscasset
le Havre
France
Marius H. Page
North St
Kennebec
Helen H. Trott
Banday
Mrs. Lynch
Fred S. Curtis & Co
Washington Street