Boston and Maine posts August net income drop in 1932
Boston and Maine reports August net income of 50 dollars remainder and a month downturn of 1.35 million compared to August 1931. For eight months total revenue reached 9.359 million, with net income 235 thousand over fixed charges, while freight revenue rose 819 thousand and passenger revenue fell 402 thousand year over year.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine
Maine Gentral Railroad
Weer Ee
Edward
Rosh Hashanah Observed Across Jewish World
The Jewish New Year 5693 begins with Rosh Hashanah observed on October 1 and 2. Services across synagogues mark the Day of Judgment with the Ansana Tokef prayer and a fast day that follows, detailing awe, penance, and the plea for mercy.
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Beth Israel
House of Worship
Boston Sunday Globe
Arthur Bronstein
Mayence
Germany
National Organizer for W C T U Speaks Here
Mrs. Helen Carlson national W C T U organizer addressed a large audience at Wesley M E Church. Rev Forrest L Littlefield presided, with Miss M Helen Sims and Miss Oma h C Trott leading songs and piano accompaniment. Carlson discussed pre and post prohibition law effects on youth and urged support for the W C T U. She planned further talks at Corliss Street church and visits with Sagadahoc W C T U officials in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. E
Helen Carlson
Forrest L. Littlefield
Fred Bragg
Charles H. Berry
Corliss Street
Charles R. Sims
Omah C. Trott
Miss Sims
Young People’s Branch
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Sagadahoc County
Richmond
United Baptist Association
West Harpswell
Chaney
Mrs Esther Harrington Funeral Held In Phippsburg
The funeral for Esther A Harrington widow of Charles B Harrington of Phippsburg was held Wednesday afternoon at 2 at Fred S Curtis funeral home 105 Center Street Rev David L Wilson of Central Church officiated Bearers were Fred P Young Joseph A Young and Irving Harvas in Oak Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther A. Harrington
Charles B. Harrington
Phippsburg
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Fred P. Young
Joseph A. Young
Irving Harwas
Oak Grove
Mrs. Chiles M. Ferrell Returns Home to Richmond
Mrs. Chiles M. Ferrell arrived in Richmond Virginia on Wednesday after spending several weeks in Bath with her son Lieutenant General Robert W. Ferrell and Mrs. Ferrell of High Street.
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Chiles M. ‘Ferrell
Richmond
Bath
Robert W. Ferrell
Ferrell
High Street
SummerPeople chatter in Phippsburg village notes
Phippsburg residents and visitors are listed from Bath to Portland with friends calling on Emma Perry at Bright and Summer homes. Families travel between Bath, Dromore, and Lewiston while guests include the Farrs and Stinsons. Local road work continues on Morse road under J. Lester Morse.
Lewiston couple wed at St Patrick's chapel
Miss Muriel M Minihane of Lewiston married Dominique J Tardiff of this city formerly of Lewiston in a single ring ceremony at St Patrick's chapel Lewiston Rev William Kelley officiated Emile Roy played and soprano Mildred Scott sang Ave Maria Attendants included Natalie Minihane and Roland Tardiff After a wedding lunch 75 guests gathered at the bride's mother's home They plan to reside at 14 Park street Lewiston after Oct 16 The couple soon left for a trip through New York and Canada
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel M. Minihane
Lewiston
Dominique J. Tardiff
St. Patrick's Chapel
William Kelley
Emile Roy
Mildred Scott
Natalie Minihane
Roland Tardiff
Jefferson Street
Mary Minihane
St. Patrick’s Parochial School
Jordan High School
Western Union
Theta Phi Delta Sorority
St. Patrick’s Church
Nathaniel Tardif
Russell Street
Bath
Wiseman Farms Ice Cream Co
St. Mary’s Church
Sorority of Wesley Methodist Meets with Re elected Officers
Twenty attended the annual meeting in the chapel after a supper directed by Mrs. George J. Hopkins Mrs. Lissa Dearborn and Mrs. Harold B. Wing. Officers reelected: President Bird A. Sallenbarger Vice President William Davis Secretary and Treasurer Andrew M. Butterfield Chaplain Lloyd Daley and executive committee member Mrs. Robert S. Gordon whose term expired. John K. Jayne of New Canaan Conn visiting Mrs. Jayne at her mother Mrs. William D. Sewall’s Washington Street home.
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Wesley Methodist Church
George J. Hopkins
Lissa Dearborn
Harold B. Wing
Bird A. Shellenbarger
William Davis
Andrew M. Butterfield
Lloyd Daley
Althe
Robert S. Gordon
John K. Jayne
New Canaan, Conn
Jayne
William D. Sewall
Washington Street
Village notices and social happenings in Winneganee area
Local residents travel and visits noted including trips to the White Mountains and Bay Point cottage. Meetings of the Woman's Auxiliary and Winneganee Community club announced with attendance urged. A hospital operation for Elizabeth Morse and a public supper at Dromore grange planned. Also noted are construction contracts for cable railing and a farm bureau exhibition with supper.
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Alton P. Reed
Igi Street
White Mountains
Walter Morse
Harry Oliver
Portland
Walter Small
Boston
Gus Small
Edgar Oliver
Marine Hospital
Cahill
Bay Point
Harry C. Williams
Westport
Mr. Williams
Harry F. Oliver
High Street
Norway
Edward J. Norris
Norris
Winneganee Lake
Emery Focter
James
Canada
Elizabeth Morse
Richard C. Morse
Harry C. Webber
White Mountain
Dromore Grange
Winneganee Community Club
John G. Morse
Furnace Fund
Winneganee
Stuart Day
State Highway Commission
Farm Bureau
Dromore Grange Hall
Marlene Dietrich Here for Two Days at Bath Opera House
Bath theatre goers will see Marlene Dietrich in Blonde Venus at the Bath Opera House Thursday and Friday. The star dominates emotions as a wife torn between two men, with Cary Grant and Herbert Marshall among the supporting cast. The program also features The Forgotten Man short with Mayor Curley, Louis Armstrong’s band in Rhapsody in Blue, and the comedy Off His Base. Unashamed closes the bill tonight with Helen Twelvetrees and Robert Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Marlene Dietrich
Bath Opera House
Venus
Cary Grant
Herbert Marshall
Dickie Moore
Gertrude Short
Gene Morgan
Robert Emmet O’connor
Maude True
Rita LaRoy
James M. Curley
Boston
Louis Armstrong
James Gleason
Helen Twelvetrees
Louis Stone
Robert Young
Brunswick Harriers Defeat Morse in Close Meet
Brunswick high cross country edged Morse high 26 to 29 in a three mile chase at Bath. Call and Robinson of Brunswick finished first and second with times around 18 minutes 27 seconds for slightly over three miles. Morse’s Ken Snowdon placed third, followed by Donald Perry, as Brunswick took the margin to win. Several Morse runners placed behind, with Belanger Wing Carr and others contributing to the team results.
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Brunswick High
Bath
Morse High
Call
Robinson
Brunswick
Ken Snowdon
Morseman
Donald Perry
Morse
Carl
Snowdon
Perry
Belanger
Wing
Carr
Allen
Mather
Read His Credentials Boston Office Address
The notice lists 18 Huntington Ave Suite No 3 Boston MA as the mailing address and states patients are seen by appointment only in Boston.
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Boston
Huntington Ave
Unique Fashion Show Highlights Past and Present Styles
A fashion show staged at the vestry of Beacon Street M E church and Brunswick Methodist church showcased Fall and Winter gowns and coats alongside authentic 1800s to late 1890s attire. The event featured a 1840 wedding procession, modern garments from Senters Inc., and a six-man comedy finale titled Monkey Shines in a Doctor's Office directed by Albert Tedford of Brunswick. Mrs. Herbert Lemont of Bath and Mrs. Harold Pratt of Brunswick supervised the show.
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Beacon Street
M. E
Brunswick Methodist Church
Bath
Brunswick
Milady
Senters’ Inc
Albert Tedford
Herbert Lemont
Harold Pratt
Personal Notes From Local Families
Mrs. Howard O. Nash underwent an operation Monday evening at her home. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Shorey returned home Tuesday after a two weeks vacation at Intervale New Hampshire. Nelson Lowery visited Boston to see Lester Reynolds a Huntington school student. Capt. and Mrs. Charles A. Blair and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Haggett spent a few days at Popham Beach. Rev. Frank M. Lamb of Mechanic Falls returned after visiting his daughter Mrs. Jason A. Merrill on Washington Street. Dr. and Mrs. Langdon T. Thaxter of Portland were guests of Mrs. Thaxter's mother Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball on High Street.
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Ernest. Haskell
Wini
Roland Eaton
Sebase
Swarthmore
Swanton
Wyman
Bath City Hospital
J. Bradford Sprague
Bessie
Bath
Pagean
Portland
Harry Gilmore
Edward Breare
Revere
Mass
F. P. Leavitt
Wiscasset
W. B. Perry
Doris Perry
Cora Campbell
Auburn
Lewiston
W. A. Percy
George Davis
James Perry
F. C. Bowker
Emma Perry
Nettie Beals
Eleanor Brown
Virginia Gilmore
Harry Watson
Alton Farr
Raymond
Brightwater
Harry Farrington
Edith
Meda Farr
Edward Stinson
Alton
Raymond Farr
Capt. Stinson
Howard O. Nash
Edward Street
William 8. Shorey
Intervale
N. H
Nelson Lowery
Boston
Lester Reynolds
Huntington School
Charles A. Blair
High Street
Eric Haggett
Dummer Street
Popham Beach
Frank M. Lamb
Mechanic Falls
Jason A. Merrill
Washington Street
Langdon T. Thaxter
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