West Bath Grange plans fair and names committees
West Bath Grange discussed November dates for its annual fair and appointed committees for all departments. Members include Edwin Haggett, Owen Rogers, Elmer Rich, Fred Brown, and Florence Irish for executive and many others for entertainment, displays, ticketing, dining, and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Edwin W. Haggett
Owen Rogers
Elmer Rich
Fred W. Brown
Harry E. Peterson
Florence Irish
Joanna Hodgkins
Annie Peterson
Lillian Rogers
Mildred. Morse
Leland S. Plummer
William H. White
Universalist Laymen Seek Permanent National Union Plan
Universalist laymen from 382 states and Canada will attend the Syracuse New York convention October 17 to 25 aiming to formalize the National Laymen's committee as a permanent body. Resolutions support a Five Year Program and a possible union with Congregationalists is debated by both denominations at their forthcoming gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
States
Canada
The
Universalist Church
Syracuse
New York
Robert W. Hill
Salem
Mass
National Laymen’s Committee
Massachusetts
Maine
Ohio
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Alabama
California
Congregationalist Conference
Congregationalists
Universalists
Washington
No legal method to elect successor to Tate Ralph PL Burnham
The article states there is no legal method to elect a successor to councilor Tate Ralph PL Burnham of the third district except by a special legislative session, plans to delay the remainder of the term, and an arrangement assigning other councilors to cover Burnham’s district. It notes Folsom will cover Franklin, Stearns Androscoggin, and Linnell Sagadahoc, aimed at creating confusion while citizens have someone to approach with matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Ralph PL Burnham
Callang
Burnham
Coupellor Folsom
Franklin
Stearns
Androscoggin
Couneilor Linnell
Sagadahoe
No Plans Yet for McMillan Reception
Unclear plans for a reception to Commander Donald McMillan after his arrival from the North by the people of Wisconsin. Authorities have not yet been fully informed of his expected time, and on Wednesday morning were unsure if the event would occur Saturday. Final arrangements depend on more definite information from the explorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
MacMiluy
Wiscasser
Iis
Religious Education School for Bath Folk
Bath hosts a week of Religious Education at Wesley church starting November first under the Methodist churches with Rev. Charles E. Brooks as dean and Rev. W. P. Holman as registrar. Faculty includes Miss Alice Louise Brown and Miss Ruth A. Carter. Program runs Sunday through Friday with classes on Life in the Making and Leaders of Youth, credit offered by the Board of Sunday Schools for ten sessions and assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stackpole
Berlin
N. H
John Higgins
Higgins
George Chesley
Portland
W. S. Hennessy
Ernest E. Williams
Salem
Mass
Hennessy
Gertrude Williams
Elmer Craig
Dead River
J. A. Swetnam
Bath
Fred W. Larrabee
Marion Jaques
Littlefield School
William A. Brown
New Meadows
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Nazarene Church of
J. Everett Mayo
E. R. Brown
James B. Lemont
James, Jr
Edward Footer
Hyde Park
Evelyn Sotheard
Martha Hall
Esther
Tath
J. FE. Mayo
Henry Grown
William Davis
Brunswick
Charles Lemont
James M. Lemont
H. R. Rich
Lewis Larrabee
Lawrence Stuart
Topshim
Campbell’s Pond
Merton Wright
Woolwich
Ralph Gorham
Elizabeth
Round Pond
Annie F. Lee
Alice Larrabee
Revere
Henry Cotteau
Sabino
Arthur Larrabee
Hancock
Waterville
John Pooler
Wesley Church
Methodist Churches of
Charles E. Brooks
W. P. Holman
Alice Louise Brown
Methodist Churches of Maine
Ruth A. Carter
Young People’s Division
Maine State Sunday School Association
Young Peoples
Barclay-Brown
Brown
Harris
Carter
Board of Sunday Schools
Real estate transfers recorded at Sagadahoc registry
Recent deeds show transfers in Bath Georgetown Phippsburg Richmond Topsham and Woolwich. Notable moves include Albion C Brown to Ernest Ward and Mary Silsby Brice to Jennie Gertrude Silsby in Bath as well as Charles Dayton Hunt to Dorma Hunt in Georgetown and Annie Belt to William Sewall in Phippsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Bath
Albion C. Brown
Ernest A. Ward
Clyde A. Mains
Frank A. Norton
Edward H. Wright
Mabel G. Traynes
Mary Silsby Brice
Jennie Gertrude Silsby
Allen J. Clark
Sherman Allen Clark
Sowdeinham
Alton G. Lenard
Ira M. Carr
Harold C. Varney
James E. Cornish
Georgetown
Charles Dayton
Charles A. Ogden
David Urquhart
Topsham
Wyatie Colby
Michael Lukes
Mary FE
Merriman
Florence P. Merriman
Marie J. O. Gingras
Alice Gingras
George Dugas
Mary Louise Dugas
Woolwich
Florence L. Mains
David W. Blair
Autumnal Concert for Music Lovers at Central Church
The Percy F Baker Concert Co of Boston will perform on Thursday evening October 15 at Central church parish house under Acadia lodge K of V for the building fund. The troupe includes Theresa G Sprague Eunice Scriven Percy F Baker and Herbert A Clark. Tickets are sold by lodge members Shaw's Mann's Mikelsky's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times Co
Percy F. Baker
Lodge
Shaw's
Mann's Bakery
Mikelsky’s Music Store
Legioners Celebrate With A Shore Dinner
Twenty seven members of Roland H. Smith post A I attended the annual banquet and reunion at the Sunny Bay House Maquoit Bay Harpswell A shore dinner was served at eight and Harry MacDonald a Boy Scout received a gold plated knife and chain for assistance Talks were given by Gardiner Rogers Eugene Desmond and James Morse. Songs by Sam Povich and John J Marks capped the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland H. Smith
A. I
Sunny Bay House
Maquoit Bay
Harpswell
Harry MacDonald
Gardiner Rogers
Eugene Desmond
James L. Morse
State Organization
Sam Povich
John J. Marks
Brunswick man fined for illegal shooting of small game birds
A well known Brunswick man was fined $100 a few days ago in the Brunswick police court after being convicted of illegally shooting small game birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Energetic cure touts L. F. Medicine for bowel relief
A period style ad promotes old fashioned L. F. Medicine by AT WOOD, claiming it revives energy and restores stomach and bowels to normal action. It advises daily use for a month, promises money back, and notes big bottle is 50 cents with a 15 cent mail option from L. F. Medicine Co. Portland, Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood
Nature
Autumnal Wedding Climax of Romance in Two Young Lives
Paul O. Rader and Dorothy A. Wetmore wed at the Rader farm in Wiscasset after a three year romance begun at Bible study in Maywood New Jersey. The ceremony in the lodge featured autumnal decor, a best man Daniel M. Rader, matron of honor Mrs. Daniel M. Rader, a reception with a large cake, and plans to live on the family estate near Woolwich. The couple will honeymoon briefly then settle on the farm after a southern automobile trip in a new Chandler car. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. B A Bailey Dr. and Mrs. Fred J. McTeer and others from Wiscasset Bath and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyell M. Rader
Maywood
N. J
Paul O. Rader
Dorothy A. Wetmore
W. T. Wetmore
Rader Farm
Wiscasset
Whitney Browne
Moatsweag
Daniel M. Rader
Rader
Noya
B.A. Bailey
A. W. Wilband
Fred J. McTeer Afl
Charles Shute
Bath
Keith Heiser
Boston
Teachers' Association Chooses Arthur B Scott President
Arthur B Scott principal of Morse high school Bath was elected president of the Sagadahoc Lincoln County Teachers Association at the annual Wiscasset meeting attended by 249 teachers. Meetings featured speeches by Dr H K Bridges and resolutions endorsing literacy abolition and Magna Charta Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Scott
Morse High School
Bath
Fredericton
N. B
Packard
Principal Scott
Mildred Edwards
Topsham
Helen Dickinson
Wiscasset
Clinton D. Wilson
Bailey
Moody
Richmond
Harold Clifford
Boothbay Harbor
Margaret J. Adams
Dwight L. Moody
John Carter
Woolwich
Ethel Redonnet
Gasoline Tax Imposed In Nearly All States
A government report shows gasoline taxes across states gathered 0,108,734 in the first half of 1925 with 0,538,814,240 for road work. By midyear 18 states had no tax, now all but Illinois, Massachusetts, New Jersey and New York levy the levy. Per-gallon rates range from five cents to one cent across states, with New England specifics listing Maine three cents and Massachusetts none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Roads
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ilinois
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Hull of Hockomock in Good Condition at Boothbay Harbor
The keel and planking of the state ferry Hockemock at Boothbay Harbor are reported in better condition than expected. Old iron is being removed and the boat recaulked under the waterline. New face pins for the rudder and new rudder straps were shipped from the Torrey Roller Pasiive Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockemock
New England Maritime Bureau
Boothbay Harbor
Torrey Roller Pasiive Works
Biutely
Woolwich notes Governor Brewster visits Lincoln Fair
Gov Brewster and Col Dustin stopped at Mont Sweag farm on their Augusta to Damariscotta route to attend the Lincoln County Fair. He spoke at the Damariscotta Rotary lunch and toured the orchard with photos by Otis N. E. Card. Also listed are residents visiting, traveling, and local events including a harvest supper at Woolwich Center on Oct 13 with music and social programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Brewster
Charles E. Dustin
Montsweag Farm
Augusta
Damariscotta
Lincoln County
Damariscotta Rotary Club
Otis N. E. Card
Bath
John Reed
Capitol Island
Frank Savage
Maurice Colby
Richmond Fair
Annie Cunningham
Howard Cunningham
Edgecomb
Fred Carlton
A. B. Lecompte
Cambridge
Charles Henderson
Milton C. Trott
Hollis Leeman
Artell Hayward
Frank Head
Denver
Col
Frank J. Walker
Loxton
Harold
Maxine Walker
Charlotte Buck
Wiscasset
Lawrence Putnam
Lake Nequasset
Frank Woodbridge
Natalie
Mass
Sassanoa Bluffs
Frank Clark
Forrest Carlton
Alvah Light
Whitefield
David Sennett
Harpswell
A. M. G. Soule
Ladies Aid Woolwich Center
Baptist Hall
Pastors Receive Warm Miscellaneous Shower at People's Church
Rev G B Wolstenholme and wife were surprised by about 60 friends and the ladies circle during a lavender decor evening in the church men’s room. Nellie Green and Alice Smith hosted with coffee, sandwiches, cake, cookies and grapes as gifts included china, enamelware and tin items. Nellie Green presented pink rose bouquet to Mrs Wolstenholme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Wolstenholme
Nellie Green
Alice Smith
Wesley Sorority Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
At the Wesley Sorority annual gathering at Mrs. Robert S. Gordon home, officers for the next year were elected. President Mrs. Earle Stanley, vice president Mrs. Earl Lermond, secretary and treasurer Miss Alice Corliss, assistant Miss Ena Bucknam, chaplain Mrs. Fred W. Armes, and vice president presiding Miss Nike M. Cahill. A nominating committee and project committees for the church Christmas drive were named, with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Sorority
Robert S. Gordon
Earle Stanley
Earl Lermond
Alice Corliss
Ena Bucknam
Fred W. Armes
Nike M. Cahill
Charles E. Brooks
Andrew M. Butterfield
Sorority
Otis I
KB. Card
Ralph Covel
Arthur G. Oliver
Candy
Silie M. Cahill
Leigh Reed
Battery Auefick receives coastal artillery equipment
Equipment to Battery H A arrived from Augusta on Tuesday and was deposited in the Music hall armory. The hardware includes the big gun, accoutrements, telephones, and plotting room gear. The armory will be rigged to resemble a battery at coastal forts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auefick
Augusta
Music Hall
World Series games broadcast on WGY radio in Schenectady
Radio listeners can follow every World Series play on WGY at 679.5 meters daily, enjoying the action from the comfort of home. Graham McNamee and a leading writer will relay the game while listeners hear crowd shouts, bat cracks, and the umpire’s calls with vivid realism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGY
Schenectady
Washington
Pittsburgh
Mrs Lemont and daughter depart for visit in Woodstock
Mrs Frank Lemont and her daughter Frances of Washington street travel Sunday to Woodford to visit Lemont sister Mrs Raymond LB Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lemont
Frances
Washington Street
Half Rate Auto Registration Sets Three Month Window
Half rate automobile and motor cycle registrations began Thursday and run for three months. The plan gives a cut date for late season buyers and keeps operator licenses at $2 per person for the season. Offices in Augusta Portland Bangor and Auburn will late December open for this class of business. A campaign to urge motorists to obtain 1926 licenses will start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Ball
Augusta
Portland
Bangor
Auburn
Grangers Accept Invitation for Degrees at Rich mond Corner
West Bath grange accepts Progressive grange of Richmond Corner invitation to work the third and fourth degrees at a Friday meeting. Forty one members will compose the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner
Local visitors return from Massachusetts trip by auto
Alderman and Mrs. Chester A. Plant and daughter Caroline together with Mr. and Mrs. James W. Coombs and daughter Elvira have returned from a brief visit in Massachusetts, traveling by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman
Chester A. Plant
Caroline
James W. Coombs
Elvira
Massachusetts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clement Yates
Danvers
Larrabee’s Grove
James Bradford
West Point
Campbell's Pond
Ruth Stackpole
Bradford
B. H. Stackpole
Parent Teacher Association
George Hunt
Birch Point
Daniel Williams
Harry Hall
Ter
Albany
F. Bates
Bates
Hudson River Navigation Co
H. A. Owen
Sabine
Boys’ and Girls
Sagadahoc County
Lowell School
Anstress
Larrabee
Nellie ‘Brown
Dorothy
Mary Bryant
Littlefield
Charles Eastman
Louise Smiley
Charles Owen
Florence
Smiley
Lillian Brown
Foster's Point
Annie Lee
West Lath
Red Cross
Grange Hall
Florence Rogers
BE. OS. Stackpole
Det
Annie White
Florence Trish
John Cavanaugh
Charles H. Oliver
B.S. Crosby
Abner Johnson
Georgie Glass
Edward Bacheldor
Carrie Hodgkins
Melvin Smith
Samuel , Martin
Lillian Hosmer
Kya Cahill
Mary Dean
Annie Williams
Belle Donnell
Karl Donnell
Annie Wylie Stackpole
Lianora Lemont
Lilian Rogers
Rose Rich
Lillian Mayo
Jerry Hale
Roger
Annie ‘Trufant
Marshall
Paul Bodreau
West Palm Beach
Fla
Frederic Bodreau
Philip Bodreau
Norway Medicine CO
Congregational
Mmillan
Religious Education School For
Bath Folk
L. F. Medicine Co
Pextland, Me
Teachers’ Association
Morse High
Sagadahoc- Lincoln Association
Hockomock
London
Beatrice O'Brien
Charles Henry Butler
Montsweag
People's Church
FOLK
George B. Wolstenholme
Bagdikian Chiropractors
Front Street
Grangers
Craft’s Battery Service
Center Street
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