Rotary meeting views great north country pictures
Bath Rotary Club heard an illustrated talk by LL C Armstrong of the Bureau of Commercial Economies on wonders of the United States and Canada. The program featured a loaned moving picture machine showing Labrador chalets, Columbia headwaters, Labrador streams, abundant wildlife and Rocky Mountain scenery.
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Ning
Bath Rotary Club
Daneheon LL. C. Armstrong
Bureau of Commercial Economies of
Washington
Volz
Ymlcias
Ma. Armstrong
Chabots
Labrador
Columbia River
North Country
Rocky Mountain
Great Northwest
Maine
Alfred Bh. Nickerson
Wporthond
T. Poster Elder
Dover
Flo. Lew
Lew
Poland Springs
Wells
Path Club
Bailey Evening School Principal Elected Kelley Named
Bath Board of Education met in the aldermen chamber. Ernest F. Kelley elected principal of the Bailey evening school at 15 a week. The board approved biweekly teacher pay and adjusted school lines for eighth graders living on Russell and York streets. Textbooks and supplies costs threaten the year’s balance. the board moved to expend 2500 for books while forecasting a 1200 balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Weeks Street
Washington Street
David Alkazin
Gertrude Carleton
Alice Mansir
Ernest BL Nelley
Bailey
Charles TE Cahill
Mar. Kelley
Kelley
Iselley
Supt. Smith
Russell Steets
York Street
Russell Street
Russell
York Streets
Drake
Smith
John J. Keegan
Keegan
Frederick B. Drake
Cahill
Helen Piaraden
Colonial Club Plans Busy Winter Events
The Colonial Club, meeting in October despite bad weather, plans a harvest dance to fund the twentieth anniversary celebration next Spring. Members may invite one gentleman and any number of ladies, with a billiards pool and cards tournament and prizes. A play at the Columbia theatre on Thanksgiving night is under committee action. Ruth Russell visits Cornish. Weeks and Linekin retire from membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cit
Clu
Columbia Theatre
Bath
Erink W. Weeks
Robert EB. Linekin
Bowdoinham church selects delegates for association meeting
Bowdoinham Baptist Church chose Rev. and Mrs. F. S. Leathers, Deacon Carey, Mr. and Mrs. B. Sprague, and Mrs. Ella Adderton as delegates to the annual Bowdoinham Baptist Association session at West Harpswell. Elder Job Macomber first led Bowdoinham in 1782. the first Baptist church formed after a 1784 ordination. The piece notes historic ties, Sunday sermons, Bible study plans, and various town social visits and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham Baptist Association
West Harpswell
Leathers
Carey
BK. B. Sprague
Ella Adderton
Bowdeinham
Job Macomber
First Baptist Church
General Court of
Massachusetts
Bowdoinham
Cathance
Iszo
Second Baptist Church
FL Os. Leathers
Bowdoinhiam
St. Pauls
Ephesus
Dehy
Church School
DD. TB Holt
M. BA
Jessie Ames
Ida Cornish
S.A. Getehell
C. O. Randall
Wortland
Emma Stevenson
Pleasant Pond
Emily Rideout
G. Ro Cutler
Th. Randall
Phillip Rideout
Williams
Randall
Clifford Fowler
Kennebunk
Gladys Fowler
Old Orchard
Jaine Beruny
Biddeford
Corre
Ol Orchard
Melhenney
Thomas
Courtland
N. J
Nathan Fowler
Lillian Elliott
Wportland
Lisbon Falls
Gardiner
FP. OK
Jack
Arthur Stanwood
Purinton
Litchfield Fair
Thienderson
Bath
Albert
Miatha Carr
Abbie Thorne
Mary Bernier
Evan
Brunswick
J. M. Fowle
Pemequid Point
F. M. Jack
Frank W. Libby
Litchfield
George Co Dade
New Secreery
Agenany
Helen Randall
Mara Graves
J. (. Miller
Farrington
Bertha Welch
Sebago
AG Evel
Dan Catuos
McDonald Temple
J. Nicholl
Waterville
John Hinkley
Marie
Portland
Frank Rossie
Newton
Belfast
C. A
Decree of Desertion Granted in Bowdoinham Case
Judge James Lowell issues a decree of desertion against Gilbert A. Douglas in Sagadahoc County Probate Court, recognizing Gilberta C. Douglas deserted her husband Benjamin Booker Douglas on August 25, 1920, with the desertion continuing. The ruling allows Douglas to dispose of his wife’s property without her consent, amid unopposed petition and unrelated probate actions for estates in Bath, Richmond, Bowdoinham, and Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Lowell
Sagadahoe County
Benjamin Booker Douglas
Bowdoinham
Hia
Gilberta C. Douglas
Douglas
Douglass
Edward W. Wheeler
Brunswick
Maine
Lowell
Mar. Douglas
Elizabeth Thwing
Woolwich
Joseph M. Trott
Rose EE. Hill
Bath
F. Wilbur Brown
Mary Redlon
Osgood M. Redlon
George M. Rogers
Frank J. Purrington
John IH
Rogers
Judith Henrietta Lewis
Richmond
Jesse EK
Sherman
Sarah J. Colby
Willard M. Colby
Alfred Ef. Hogan
Clara Te. Mogan
Elizabeth M. Binck
Belle F. Wetherill
W.L. Dinsmore
Winifred M. Din
Florence EK. Comeau
Tamer B. Richardson
Boston
Mass
John V. Woodward
Florence BE. Flagg
Florence A. Darrah
J. Clark Flagg
Tea
Jesse JB. Sherman
Joseph W. Randlette
Lizzie Booker
N. Gratz Jackson
James J. Vickery
Alton Fe. Tfall
Mary S. Hall
Bowdoin
Alton I. Wall
Albert Hall
James W. Randlette
Lizzie Jocker
George W. Lynch
Charles O. Small
Benjamin B. Douglas
Bowdeinham
Robert Wy. Donnell
Olive M. Donnell
Maria F. Page
Bath Men Attend Yarmouth Races in Gay Meet
Bath residents Charles Jordin Seth Stewart Ernest Work Leon Belanger William J O'Brien and Philip OHara traveled to Yarmouth for a racing meet that yielded a track record by Mabel Long in the 2.17 event, while Violet Pateh held the previous mark. Virginius won the first heat, Mabel Long the second, with Little Peter driven in three straight heats by Douse. Nancy M. captured the 2.22 in straight heats as the 2.35 event remained unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jordin
Seth Stewart
Ernest Work
Leon Belanger
William J. O'Brien
Philip O'Hara
Bath
Yarmouth
Mabel Long
Violet Pateh
Virginius Tho
Douse
Little Peter
Nancy M
Dummy
Braden
Dick Cabel
Morse High to Play Edward Little in Auburn Saturday
Morse High meets Edward Little in Auburn Saturday afternoon as Edward Little edged South Worth End by one touchdown. Morse shows persistent effort and may surprise, with manager Edward True aiming to fill the Oct. 22 open date with Biddeford High. Next home game slated against Cony High of Augusta on Oct. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Edward Little
Auburn
South Worth End
Morse
Edward True
Biddeford High
Cony High
Augusta
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Strength and Renewal
The ad claims blood purification is needed to remove waste causing weakness and poor sleep. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a renovator and builder of strength, aided by Hood's Pills as a digestive tonic and stomach cleanser.
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Hood
Tlood
Bath birthplace of Topsham fair history told
The Times reprints 1882 Topsham fair history from Mrs Emily Stevens detailing the Sagadahoc Agricultural and Pastoral Society founded July 1 1854 in Bath. It covers early officers receipts exhibits grounds purchase of fair buildings in 1869 1870 horse and rowing events and the first firemen’s muster noting Bath residents among organizers and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Topsham Fair
Emily (. Stevens
Dummer Street
Sagadahoc
J. F. Upton
Mars
Stevens
Bath
City Hall
Sagadahoe
Sagadahoe Agricultural and Particultural Society
John EB. Swanton
Charles Russell
3. C. Bailey
George W. Kendall
J. ©. Magoun
David Bronson
Henry Tallman
William M. Reed
William [ E. Payne
Israel Putnam
Andrew J. Fuller
George W. Duncan
Elisha Clarke
Charles Davenport
William G. Crosby
Francis T. Wparington
Topsham
Town Hall
Tf. A. Thluse
James Drury
J. W. Pask
Trome
A. J. Sampson
Androscoggin
William R. Shaw
W. F. Stevens
Oscar Williams
Androscoggin Tule
Brunswick
Kennebec No
BE. R. Gahan
Torrent No
John Swett
Torrent
Kennebec
Bathmen
Manely
I. FF. Anderson
J.P. Emmons
Ath
Fen G. Barker
Attendunes
Preachers Tire Of Empty Pews In Portland sermon
Rev George C DeMott rector of St Stephen s church in Portland warned that empty pews and wasted ministerial effort stem from congregational attitude. He argued clergy burnout comes from unappreciated sermons and plans a Bible based sermon series eschewing ism economics and sociology to restore real religious instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. DeMott
St. Stephen's Church
Portland
DeMott
Carver Buck Wedding at Harvard Church in Brookline
John Stewart Carver and Miss Martha Jane Buck wed in Harvard church Brookline Miss Rev Ashley Day Leavitt officiated. Carver son of John F Carver Danvers Mass connected to Essex County Agricultural College. Buck daughter of the late Capt Edward V P Buck and Ellen Reed Buck Woolwich Maine. They will live in Georgetown Mass after Nov 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stewart Carver
Martha Jane Buck
Harvard
Rookline
Ashley Day Leavitt
Carver
John F. Carver
Danvers
Mass
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Essex County Agricultural College
Charles H. Hunnewell
Corinna C. Prescott
Woolwich
Charles T. Libby
Marion. Carter
Yarmouth
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D.T. Percy & Sons
H. P. Boudreau
Great North
Sasteni
Thei
Think Cooperaton
Joely
Arthur E. Bishop
Diesele
Stimpson
William AE Larrabee
Tstesford
Pive Pslumds Steamboat Co
Popham Steamboat Co
Islands
Eleoent
Blaisdell
Diamitel
Capt
Herbert Mains
Joseph Greenlee
Claisdell
Servies Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bollin Dane
Bath Opera House
Paramount
Gaudreau
Sympany Orchestra
Liberty Theatre
Paramount Pictures
Bailey Evening School
Colonial Club
Ruth Russell
Cornish
Mildred Ridley of
Trazel Cornish
Booker Douglas
Warner
EE NT
Society
Buck
Varriet (. Jackson
Roath ‘Ledyard
Madelyn Davis
Uelen Artis
Annabel Connors
Mis
Leonore Fraser
Marjorie Smiley
Margaret Baker
Winifred Johnson
Bowdoin Gymnasium
Rhode Isshind State College
Bromley
Bath Dept
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