West Bath Grange plans annual fair and committee list
West Bath Grange schedules a two day fair in November at the West Bath Grange hall with a baby show, supper, and a dance. Committees named cover entertainment advertising tickets booth candy and dining room among others. A Monday club program featured vocal solos, a discussion on farmland values, and social events with local residents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange Hall
Joanna Hodgkins
Lillian Rogers
Margery Ring
William Fields
Herbert Kavanaugh
Edwin W. Haggett
Annie Peterson
Ruth Ward
Lizzie Haggett
Harry Lemont
Fred Colby
Owen Rogers
Booth
Alvah Higgins
Ernest Rose
Arthur Deehan
Rose Rich
Ethel Lemont
Lillian Lemont
Eula Wright
Clara Troop
Addie Burington
Dorothy Crocker
Louise Footer
Pearl Kittredge
Maizie Witter
Everett
Fred Wright
Harry Peterson
C.ccceaes
Fannie Oliver Gio
Tricia
Joseph Lemont
Mae Lemont
Oakledge
Irving Coombs
Bath
Alfred Coombs
Fred Butler
Sabino
Oscar Smiley
Marjorie
Vaughn
Smiley
Lester Campbell
Ath
Helen Campbell
Campbell's Pond
Margaret Bates
J. A. Winslow & Co
Beachmont
Mass
Albany
Jane Johnson
North Street
Augusta
R. Brown
West Bath
Newton Bowker
Lemont Street
W. H. Brown
Lloyd Bates
Elizabeth
N. Y
Bates
Samuel Bates
Earl Donnell
Friday
Henry Pratt Donnell
Sarah Harding
Yardings
Rachel Trufant
J. M. Lemont
Mabel Shepherd
Fred W. Larrabee
Rosedale
Mr. Larrabee
Ernest Coombs
Auburn
Thomas F. Terkins
Central West
Red Cross
Annie Trufant
T. S. Verkins
E. W. Haggett
Mrs. Smith
Oak
F. W. Larrabee
Larrabee
Coffin
Arters
Wortland
West Bath Methodist Church
Henry White
Sanford’s Crossing
Robert Coombs
Coombs
George Osman
New York
Y.M.C.A
Osman
Mary Searles
Former Kansas City mayor speaks at Bath Moose gathering
Grand Vice Dr Brown of Kansas City addresses Bath and Lincoln Harbor Moose lodges at Lincoln Hall about Mooseheart child welfare. He notes Mooseheart trains 22 trades and issues a citizenship focused education, urging wider support and a 90 day open charter period for recruitment. A banquet followed with nearly 100 men attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Mooseheart
America
God
Brown
Order of Moose
Frank Bishop
Gilbert VW. Haggett
Boothbay Lodge
Bath Lodge
Joseph Mahoney
U.S. N
Rotary Club Sets Augusta Visit with Speakers and Dining
Rotary in New England program outlined with cups for last year’s winners presented by William C. Bamburgh. John N. Dyer to address as International Association official. Tuesday schedule includes breakfast at Augusta House and a State House convention with Governor Milliken’s welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Bamburgh
New England
Rotary In
William J. Lansing
International Association
John N. Dyer
Augusta House
State House
Carl KE. Milliken
Charles Fef
Leavitt
Rotary
Rotary Round Table
Charles D. White
Haverhill
International
Massachusetts
Augusta
Funeral of Miss Grant at The Old Folks Home
Funeral services for Miss Addie Grant were held at The Old Folks Home with Rev. Clarence M. Fogg officiating. The service included scripture reading, a poem, and hymns from Corliss Street Church. Burial followed at Maple Grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grant
Addie Grant
Old Folks Home
Clarence M. Fogg
Corliss Street Church
Mr. Fogg
It Isn't Your Town, It's You
A reflection by Helen Perkins in the New York Sun on community effort and personal responsibility. The verse argues that towns thrive when residents work together and avoid shirking, asserting that progress comes from collective action rather than blaming others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Perkins
New York
Construct Pool in Garden Adds Beauty and Pleasure
A garden pool is described as an attractive feature for a large yard. The owner built a ten foot diameter pool two and a half feet deep with cemented bottom and rockery surround. Water is supplied by a lawn hose and decorations include frogs spawn ferns rushes and water lilies with plans for goldfish.
City life shapes business and traffic, birds need protection
The piece argues that a city's success hinges on citizen comforts, labor conditions in camps, and efficient traffic systems. It warns cats threaten songbirds and pests take crops, urging protection and nesting habitat, while noting the Donnell cottage at Popham Beach remains occupied by the Charles BR Donnell family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
New York
Union
Popham Beach
Donnell
Charles BR. Donnell
Visit Reports South American Voyage and Upcoming Europe Trip
Sherman L. Morse chief engineer of the steamship Cotton Plant returned to New York from a three month voyage to Buenos Aires carrying coal ore and cottonseed oil. He plans to sail soon for Rotterdam and Havre and hopes to voyage to Europe and the Pacific later. Local society items note church services visits, illnesses, and social events including multiple family migrations and dances at Bridge Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman L. Morse
New York
Buenos Aires
Mr. Morse
South America
Canal Zone
Morse
United States
Rotterdam
Havre
Europe
Pacific
E. Hilton Post
Sdearon Street
S. A. Evans
People’s Church
Bath
George A. Merritt
George Dennison
Freeport
Marion Bates
BE. M. Fuller
Martin Gould
Auburn
Seymour Hayden
Timothy Rogers
Hannigan
Herbert Johnson
Boston
Leon Pennell
Robinson
Charlotte McCutcheon
Robert Olivers
Earle Coombs
Oliver Cottage
Bay Point
Charles Leavitt
Wath
Myra Rogers
Edith Small
W. W. Morse
Doris
Orman Rogers
Harold
Small Point
Percy Johnson
Somerville
Milton Morse
Gus Small
Walter Morse
Dorothy
Lacey Small
Gladys McGillicuddy
Harry Oliver
Carolyn
Forest Rice
Maud
Poland Springs
Kennebec
Haley
Ethel Williams
Thatcher Pinkham
Wiscasset
Winfield Morse
Franklin Willis
Dr. Barker
Edwin Small
Richmond
Alfred Oliver
Zina M. Maton
Hyde Windlass
Charles Perkins
Charles, Jr
Leroy
Anna
Rufus Lombard
Thomas Oliver
Belfast
Pendleton
Percy Morse
Earl Morse
Walter Rogers
Clarence Lakin
Fred Hayward
Charles Merry
Charles Hunt
West Point
Albert Storer
Basin
Ebin Morse
Fred Coombs
Charles Rogers
Edith Banks
Boothbay
Coombs
Frank Oliver
Sherman JL. Morse
Marion Lates
Hayden Conant
Newdick
Liberty Theatre Orchestra
William Conant
Sherman I. Morse
Bridge Hall
Jewett
Bould’s
Morse Leads Departure of Chief to Join Ship
Morse is identified as chief and departs with Mr Morse to join the ship while Mr and Mrs Frank Pero have recently moved into a portion of the Adams house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Mr. Morse
Mrs
Frank Pero
Adams House
Bluebills Signal Cold North Weather Opening
A flock of bluebills seen over Merrymeeting Bay Sunday suggests cold weather up north with 25 to 30 birds in the flock. Henry Carlton and Arthur McCullom shot five black ducks in Worcester waters. George A. Baker hosted guests at his Seal Rock camp near Merrymeeting Bay as shots were heard across the bay toward Muddy River Topsham. A small army of hunters is active in partridge covers while Charles Moores hunted two black ducks at Merrymeeting Bay. Total hunting licenses reached 528 with 848 issued by City Clerk A J Grassy in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting
Henry Carlton
Arthur McCullom
Woolwich
George A. Baker
Seal Rock
Merrymeeting Bay
William P. Norton
Fidelity Trust Co
Portland
Lieut
McCord
Muddy River
Topsham
Charles Moores
Texas Yard
Herrymeeting Bay
A. J. Grassy
Local Notables and Visitors Highlight Bath Augusta Area
Augusta lawyer Frank I. Southard, son of the late Bath figure Frank K. Southard, visited Bath on Saturday after service in the Argonne. Others include William K. Ash's short trip to NKineo, Miss Charlotte McCutcheon’s Boston visit, and Bath police retiree Fred Collar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank I. Southard
Augusta
Frank K. Southard
Bath
Southard
Argonne
William K. Ash
Nkineo
Charlotte McCutcheon
Boston
Fred Collar
Wilbur C. Oliver
Riddock
Times Office
Lucy Dunton
Barrington
N. Yf
Charles Sewall
de Forest
Wiscasset
J. Houghtoun McLellan
Middle
North
Raymond Welch
Alvord House
Washington Street
Oliver A. Carter
Ferguson Brothers
Lewiston
Carter
Eben Greenleaf
Westport
Hoekomock
Waltham
Mass
J. FE. Snell
Ina Pease
Whippsburg Center
William Pease
Pease
Warren Ryan
Waltham, Mass
Social and Local Notes From Augusta Port
Local items report visits, travels, and life events in Augusta and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr and Mrs HL J Gurney's death in Augusta, multiple trips to Bangor Bath Portland and Philadelphia, job changes for Edward Plummer and Cedric Martin, and plans for a restaurant in Center street. The Gardiner G Deering schooner sits at Deering wharf for repairs under Capt Edward B Stahl after a long coastwise career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. J. Gurney
Augusta
BF. OB. Smith
Prquts Neck
J. OB. Farrell
George Peacock
Hallowell
Bath
Edward Syde
Bangor
Clarence W. Morse
Popham Beach
Cora Sheridan
Rockland
W. L. Rieker
Lisbon
Roscoe G. Green
Henry D. Bacon
Duluth
Minn
New Orleans
Carroll Watson
Donnell Cottage
Popham Teach
Edward Chandler
Mann's
Southport
The
Colonial
Frank Montgomery
Hockomock
Doston
Frances Mann
Emily Potter
Portland
Quebec
N. P. Halsey
Concord
N. H
Carolyn McNeil
Catherine McNeil
J. W. McNeil
Long Island
Portland Harbor
Gardiner G. Deering
Deering
Edward B. Stahl
Deering Yard
South America
Brazil
France
Havre
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Bath
Bath citizen Mrs. F. M. Purrington of 1087 Middle St. testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieve kidney backache and weakness. The advertisement urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills at all dealers, noting Foster Milburn Co. as manufacturers.
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Doan
Bath
F. M. Purrington
Middle St
Dean
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