Lincoln-Sagadahoc Teachers Meet at Richmond Methodist
The Lincoln-Sagadahoc Teachers association held its annual convention at the Richmond Methodist church with sessions led by Rev L W Grundy Prof Harrison C Lyseth and Dr Augustus O Thomas. Officers were named and local residents attended church and social events amid hurricane relief efforts in Porto Rico notes from a member's letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln-Sagadahoc County
Teachers’ Association
Methodist Church
L. W. Grundy
Richmond
Harrison C. Lyseth
Augusta
Augustus O. Thomas
H. V. Clifford
Boothbay Harbor
George F. Wilson
Randall Cummings
Wiscassett
H. V. Holloway
Delaware
Norris
Lord of
Dresden
Holloway
Miss Pipe
Lincoln-Sagadahoc
Harold B. Clifford
J. B. Allen
Damariscotta
Clinton D. Wilson
Bath
A. L. Shorey
Waldoboro
Charles Sewell
Wiscasset
L. A. Bailey
Dresden Mills
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Mary Osborne
Lillian Johnson
Lewiston
Melvin Brown
Sanford
E. L. White
C. E. Lamoreau
White Mountains
Richard Dunfrey
Wilton
May Reed
Owen G. Protheroe
Porto Rico
Central
Vogt
Wisconsin
Canovanas
Vogts
San Juan
Guayama
Owen
Gasoline tax near two million mark in Maine
Maine revenue from the four cent gasoline tax for August totaled 468 753 18, up 31 445 from August 1927. Year to date receipts reached 1 628 654 98, up 220 536 75 from the previous year, with Standard Oil of New York leading tax payers and a projected year total near 2 225 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Elbert D. Hayford
Standard Oil Company of
New York
Gulf Refining Company
Texas Oil Company
Little
Rule New Editor of Extension Service at University of Maine
Grenn K. Rule of Van Wert Ohio has been named editor of the Extension Service College of Agriculture at the University of Maine effective Oct 16. The nine year county agent in Van Wert county succeeds Charles E Crossland who resigned to become alumni secretary. Rule is Ohio State College of Agriculture graduate with farming start and a journalism course now to lead statewide news service and publications, training agents, and coordinating county extension news from the College of Agriculture in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
University of Maine
Grenn K. Rule
van Wert
Ohio
Leon S. Merrill
Extension Service
Charles E. Crossland
Rule
Ohio State College of Agriculture
Maine
Georgetown notes and society items fill the week
The Working League held its first season meeting at the First Baptist parsonage with Mrs. Frank W. Hovey presiding. New members include Mrs. Howard Fletcher and Miss Elizabeth Hunt. The column lists many local movements visits and family events plus church programs at First Baptist highlighting a Great Work sermon and union services.
Go to Church and Rally Day Observed at Five Islands
Five Islands marks Go to Church and Rally Day next Sunday with an afternoon sermon by Rev. Hovey on The Sunday School and a union service at Georgetown Church in the evening featuring special music and an orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Hovey
Georgetown
Jesus
Christ
W. E. Bibber
A. E. Holland
Richmond
J. T. MacMahan
Bath
Vesta Hinckley
Ellen Hagan
Ellsworth Pinkham
Portland
Perry
Guy Farnham
Almon Marr
Chester MacMahan
D. L. Howard
M. F. Biggins
Arlington
Mass
John Prichard
Ernest Cooper
Dresden
F. H. Rittall
M. F. Butts
C. P. Ruggs
Worcester
Malden Island
Harry Tarr
T. W. Blaisdell
Elizabeth Cromwell
Parker Small
L. D. Moulton
New York City
New York City Is Passing A Month With Mrs. Moulton
Seguinland
Iva
Alice Cromwell
Bowdoinham
E. C. Higgins
Fred Haggett
Wiscasset
Haggett
Moody Bible Institute
J. B. Horton
New York
Elizabeth Cook
Boston
Ralph Davis
S. C. Cubbage
Oakmont
Small
Walter Reed
Alton Reed
Martha Lewis
Fred Hinckley
Grange Library
Miss Pine
MacMahon Island
Grange
Edwin Higgins
Medford
Higgins
Pollyanna Lodge
Esther Worthing
Ambrose
Earl
Thibodeau
Nobleboro
Westport Fair Sets Ninth Annual Exhibit Day and Prizes
The Westport Poultry and Horticultural Association will hold its seventh annual fair at the town hall on Saturday Oct. 6 with prizes for poultry vegetables fruit berries needlework and canning. Arthur B. Fells of Portland contributes funds including 2 for best vegetables 2 for best peck of potatoes 1 for largest pumpkin 1 for largest squash and 4 for a children’s contest. Exhibits must be in place by 5 pm and a baked bean supper at 6:30 benefits the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport Poultry and Horticultural Association
Arthur B. Fells
Fells Corporation
Portland
Ena Hodgdon Cousins
West Medford
Mass
East Side
Margaret O'Hare
Malden
Biglow Hersey
Jean
Williams
Sfelrose
Tel. Co
Virginia Ball Planned to Recall Antebellum Days
Governor Byrd will host a grand ball on October 5 at Gray's Armory Richmond with 1000 couples, featuring minuet and modern dances. Guests include Lady Nancy Astor, former Virginia governors, and Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd Jr. The Virginia League of Women Voters sponsors the event, with a reception on October 6 and a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Old Dominion
Gray's Armory
Nancy Astor
Great Britain
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Lady Astor
Nancy Langhorne
Byrd
Woodrow Wilson
Charles Dana Gibson
New York
Richard E. Byrd
Army
Navy
United States
Virginia League of Women Voters
Maj
Mills F. Neale
Light Infantry Blues
Napoleon
Neale
Charles P. Lee
John H. Lewis
Lynchburg
League
Mirador
Charlottesville
Henry C. Stuart
E. Lee Trinkle
Westmoreland Davis
A. J. Montague
Claude A. Swanson
State League of Women Voters
Langhorne
Bath Launches Vanda the Second Largest Yacht Ever
Bath Iron Works staged the launch of the $750,000 Vanda yacht, described as the second largest pleasure craft in the world. Notables including Capt. H A Cameron and Mrs Atkins attended as crowds watched the christening and preparations for public viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal Harbor
Joe Norton
Bar Harbor
Philip S. Parker
Brookline
Alfred L. Ripley
Boston
Charles T. Rowley
Chestnut Hill
Sadler
L. L. Sanborn
Center Harbor
N. H
Edward H. Sargent
Lexington
Mass
Charles Stetson
Ada Thurston
New York City
C. B. Borland
Chicago
George N. Barrie
Chestnut Hull
H. A. Cameron
William Corfield
Joseph A. MacDonald
H. J. Gielow, Inc
Vanda
W. M. Rice
Stamford
Gielow
Frederick Hale
Wallace H. White, Jr
Edward C. Plummer
U. S. Shipping Board
Charles H
Cahill
Walter Wyman
Central Maine Power Co
Guy P. Gannett
Portland
George B. Drake
The
Texas Corp
Hugh J. Chisho
Miss Atkins
Iron Works
Pres. Newell
C. Frank Knowlton
Pine Street
Hyde Windlass Co
New England
Bath Iron Works Corp
Harry A. D. Cameron
Cameron
Belmmont
Newell
Pres
William S. Newell
the Iron Works
Henry J. Gielow Inc
Washington Street
Archibald M. Main
Main
Treas
L. Eugene Thebeau
John A. MacDonald
Earl Crauft
Deisel
Bath Iron Works
Water Street Gate
South Street
South Gate
Real Estate Transfers In City Two Large Dwellings Sold
Brunswick Loan and Building Association sells 797 High Street to Mrs. Fred E. Oliver and son Percy of Bath with occupancy by Oliver family on two floors and possible third floor alterations. The G. G. Deering estate transfers 16 18 Deering Street to Frank A Norton who plans to convert the three tenement building into a four family abode. Norton, a major local property owner, reports full occupancy and ongoing rent demand. Spain shows record olive and olive oil production this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Funeral Directors’ Association
Bangor
Boston
Harold Patch
Beverly Mass
Margaret Brannan
Boothbay Harbor
Marion F. Skillin
F. B. Nelson
Portsmouth
N. H
Ethelyn
William L. Nelson
George M. Dennett
Stoughton
Mass
Fred E. Nelson
South
Pleasant Streets
Stuart DeMott
Firemen’s Relief Association
J. W. Randlette
J. A. Hinkley
Roger Patch
Charles Riley
Beverly
Clark
Green Point
William Wilson
Scarboro
Enterprise Grange Hall
Durand Aces
Aces
Maine
Berry
Brunswick
Charles Randall
Bowdeinham
Humphrey Randall
Portland
Nettie Umberhind
John B. Curtis
Nettie
R. A. L. Colby
Gardiner
Abbie Call
Adelbert Sewell
Richmond
William Goodwin
Crosby Navigation Co
Charles Whitney
Boynton Street
Carrol Young
Augusta General Hospital
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Winnie Dresser
High Street
Brunswick Loan and Building Association
Fred E. Oliver
Percy
Bath
Deering Street
Bath YMCA Directors Discuss the Budget Plan
The Bath YMCA board met Tuesday night with directors present and approved treasurer and secretary reports. They reviewed the annual general secretary activity from Oct 1927 to Oct 1928 and accepted the budget for Nov 1928 to Nov 1929 seeking $3,500 in contributions led by treasurer Rogers D. Skillings, with a two week campaign starting Oct 15, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Young Men's Christian Association
Edward B. Smith
Roger D. Skillings
Edward Sewall
William C. Perkins
J. Edward Drake
Edwin D. Hardin
Charles C. Low
Harry F. Morin
Arthur Sewall
Arthur I. Stuart
William H. White
Clinton D. Wilson
Bath Garden Club
Assembly Hall
Rogers D. Skillings
Old Time Bicycle Attracts Attention In Bath
A Bath lad, Oscar King, gains attention riding a high wheel bicycle from the 1800s through Bath streets. The bike, once owned by Frank Currier of Belfast and later bought by Arthur Kateon, was also used by Currier in 1878 with the Boston Cycle Club. News of a yacht launch confusion drew crowds and restaurant bustle, with many travelers misled about the Bath Iron Works event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar King
Frank Currier
Belfast
Arthur Kateon
Currier
Boston Cycle Club
Boston
New Bridge
Water Street
Oscar
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath
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Henry Gauthier
American Red Cross
Leslie F. Roberts
Leon C. Roberts
Winthrop
Rule New
Frank W. Hovey
First Baptist Parsonage
B. Billings
Robinhood
Fred Gray
B. H. Woodside
Howard Fletcher
Jamaica Plain
Elizabeth Hunt
Harold J. Brown
Walter Cunningham
Bath City
First Baptist Church
Frank Hovey
E. B. Billings
Walter Newdick
Martha Rich Bowen
Cosy Nook
Kennebec Point
A. E. Rowe
Walter Reid
Ida Hooker
Cambridge
Roland Harford
Alice
Iva Cromwell
Five Islands
Harry McFadden
Wolfboro
Martha. McFadden
West Enfield
Halifax
N.S
Georgia M. R. Walker
Woolwich
Arthur Farrar
Springfield
Cr. L. Hinckley
Russell
Augusta Rowe
Hollis Webster
Pricilla
Sagadahoe Bay
George Smith
Leon Williams
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
Center
Lincoln and Sagadahoc County
Gordon Benner
Baby Evelyn
Bristol
Belle Heald
Andrew Rowe
Benton
Alfred Rowe
Steadman
Andrew Steadman
Town
Ruth Reynolds
Ralph Reynolds
George Sprague
George, Jr
Topsham
West Georgetown
Westbrook Seminary
Cora Searle
Sadie Drake
Phyllis
Somerville
Sagadahoc
Union
J. Frank Williams
Manfred Wilson
Edgecomb
F. C. Stone
M. Stahl
Georgie M. R. Walker
Nellie Taft
Bailey Barrett
Bay Point
Georgetown Center
Walter E. Reid
Portland and
Westport
Anna Bond Stevens
Head Tide
the Phoenix
Great Ball
Spain
Y.M.C.A
High Wheel