From Bath to Georgetown Church Records 1832 1848
The article reviews church discipline and membership in Bath and Georgetown from 1832 to 1848. It cites excommunication and penance for offenses like ardent spirits and Sunday fishing, plus defenses about necessity and family duties. It notes liberal baptism practices, parsonage grants, and a 1844 pledge of total abstinence led by Rev. Asa Loring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boynton
Samuel Sewall
Bath
Stony Brook
Samuel
Mark L. Hill
James Bowker
Richard Morse
William Morse
Phippsburg
Asa Loring
Nathaniel Reed
City council votes against rent controls in 9-1 split
The Bath city council votes 9-1 to oppose reestablishing rent ceilings, noting state power could impose controls in a declared critical area. Debate centers on fairness to long-time landlords and the reach of federal projects, with hearings showing limited support for revival and concerns over federal housing effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahéc
White
Stanley R. Hunter
Hunter
Rent Stabilization
Louis O. Couture
Bernard Varnum
Bath Housing Authority
Bath
Navy Neptune Patrol Bombers Back at Base
VP10 Neptune patrol bombers returned to Brunswick Naval Air Station after five months overseas. They were greeted by wives and families in Bath and Brunswick as Cmdr. A. H. Henderson led the flight home. A skeletal staff under Lt. W. E. Kelley kept base offices active during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
VP10
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Bath-Brunswick
Maine
Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Cmdr
A. H. Henderson
W. E. Kelley
USNR
Brunswick
Florida
North Atlantic
Uruguay's Path to Independence in the 1820s and 1830s
The article outlines Uruguay gaining independence from Spain during the 1820s and the establishment of its sovereignty in the 1830s, with key events shaping its early nationhood and regional standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
Spain
Pomona Grangers Meet At Bowdoin For Day Session
Sagadahoe Pomona grange met with Sagada hoe grange at Bowdoin for an all day session attended by over 100 members from every county grange. The event featured Fall flowers, a noon dinner, reports from subordinate granges, and a harvest pageant with members portraying flowers and produce. State Senator Joseph W. Larrabee spoke on Grange achievements. MacNamara’s Band entertained with improvised kitchen instruments. next meeting set for Oct 29 at Bodwell grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe Pomona Grange
Sagadahoe Grange
Bowdoin
Edric Wheeler
Brunswick
Margaret Morse
Home and Community Welfare Committee
Pomona
Eleanor Ripley
Topsham
University of Maine
Santeehoe County
Richmond Corner
Demeter
Carroll Beane
Bodwell Grange
Dromore
Topsham Grange
Grange
Williams
Joseph W. Larrabee
MacNamara
Lizzie Haggett
West Bath Grange
Curtis
Merrymeeting Grange
New Rector Speaker at the Rotary Club
Rev Father James L Grant the newly instituted Grace Episcopal church rector spoke at the Rotary Club on Tuesday noon detailing his parish experiences. He shared stories about the Osage Indians in Oklahoma noting their wealth from oil lands and modern habits such as driving large cars and a chieftain with a rocking chair in a glass-sided car. He discussed civil and religious guidance challenges among the Osage amid cultural change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Grant
Grace Episcopal Church
Rotary Club
Grant
Oklahoma
Rainbow Assembly安装在马森尼卡神庙的公开仪式
在周五晚上于 Masonica 神庙举行的公开仪式上 Betty Newell 当选为 Rainbow for Girls 的新任 Worthy Advisor。仪式庄重，Jean C. McKay 担任发装顾问，场地由 Masons Eastern Star DeMolay 成员及亲友出席。多位前任官员、志愿者及家属出席并致辞，仪式后有茶点与舞会。
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonica Temple
Betty Newell
Edward F. Newell
High Street
Order of Rainbow
Eastern Star
Jean C. McKay
Joan Brooks
Freida Legard
Wanda LeMoine
Genesta
Jane Ledyard
Caroly McKay
Charity
Rena Legard
Hope
Wanea Estes
Faith
Bernice Green
Natalie Hathorne
Roberta Morse
Love
Martha Wood
Jean Bowers
Nature
Florence Fullerton
Immortality
Hazel Warner
Fidelity
Marion Smith
Patricia Atwood
Service
Patricia M. Robinson
Confidential
Dianne Bailey
Outer Observer
Sylvia Googins
Fran
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Callie McKay
Waneta Estes
Bath teachers to take part in New England Reading Association conference
A large group of Bath teachers will participate in the Fourth Annual Conference of the New England Reading Association at the Polland Spring House from Thursday evening to Saturday. The theme focuses on improving reading abilities through better teaching across content areas. The two day program features authors educators and specialists in reading with group discussions on reading across grade levels and subject fields. Miss Katherine Conley Morse High School and Mrs Ruth Trueworthy seventh grade Huse will serve as group leaders and recorders on critical reading of periodical literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
New England Reading Association
Poland Spring House
Bath Area
Katherine Conley
Morse
Ruth Trueworthy
Huse
Two Gunners Bag Eight Black Ducks In 22 Minutes
On Merrmeeting Bay east shore near Rock farm two hunters Donald Wilson of Bath and Carl McIntire of Ogunquit limited out in 22 minutes at Sandy Island. Others reported slow action as some quit early for pheasants while a canoe hunter added a teal and a black duck before noon. The day was hot and bright with light north wind and sparse birds at first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Merrmeeting Bay
Rock Farm
Donald Wilson
Bath
Carl McIntire
Ogunquit
Sandy Island
North Bath
Lewis Palmer
Robert MacDonald
Red Cross Bloodmobile to Visit Bath Thursday
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the Bath Iron Works Recreation Center in Bath Thursday from noon to 6 p m to collect blood for plasma for U S Armed Forces. The city’s 100 pint quota aims to boost supplies, with Camden patients producing 136 pints last week. Donations often come from Bath Iron Works and Hyde Windlass Co employees, and organizers urge more business district and individual participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Bath
Bath Iron Works
U. S
Camden
Hyde Windlass Co
Assone
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Georgetown
Kennebec
Charles V. Minott, JR
Boynton
Arrowsic
Phippsburg Church
Congregational Church
Central Church
Central Congregational Church
George E. Thomas
Brunswick Naval Air Base
United States
Thomas
Church of England
International Council of Religious Education
Canada
Duncan McInnes
Dorothy Fleming
Merritt A. Mitchell
Bath City Council
A. M. Main
Memorial Hospital
Mildred Walker
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Macy Whitehead
Harold Allen
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Hodgkins
Tre A
Frederick D. Hill
Carlton Andrews
Navy Neptune
Pomona Grangers
Sen. Larrabee
Ces Warner
Patricia A. Robinson
Phyllis Warner
Donna Gynn
Patricia Morse
Joan Hawkes
Judith Mank
Marilyn Bates
Nancy Eseley
Dorothy Robinson
Janice Perham
Sally Rainey
Christel Cornish
Anna Lonn
Isabelle Johansen
Sandra Bean
Judith Robinson
Betty Brown
Bethel Estes
Jean Brown
Judith Boyce
Dianne Longley
Elaine Pinkham
Joyce Stover
Jean Doyle
Ann Day
Elizabeth Marble
Priscilla Marble
Beverly Knight
Jean McKay
Joan
Brooks
Katherine Libby
State of California
New Mexico
Worthy Bron
John Gillespie
Linwood Temple
DeMolay
John Waterhouse, Jr
Richard J. Schaper
Janice Knight
Catherine Leonard
Doris Aikenhead
Freida Bagdikian
Viola Osgood
Genesta Chapter
Ruth Freeman
Eleanor Merchant
Donna Glynn
Poland Spring
RED Cross Bloodmobile
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