Community Club Plans Weekly Fall Winter Parties
The village community house hosted a Thursday meeting to review the treasurer’s report and approve paying outstanding bills. Plans for weekly community parties on Wednesdays through winter were set with cards purchased, and the group authorized building upgrades. Members discussed joining the Intercollegiate League again, with a committee including John G. Morse I A Trueworthy and Reuben Purington to confer with other groups.
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Wat
John G. Morse
I. A. Trueworthy
Reuben Purington
Joseph TB. McCutcheon
Frank Allegrin
State President Maine PTA to Visit Bath
The South End and North Center PTAs plan a joint session on Oct 20 in Bath for state president Mrs. Joseph D. Small of Westbrook who will deliver an evening address at Morse High School. Members criticized the Board of Education for denying Topsham fair attendance to public school pupils, and a disapproval letter will be sent. The South End unit sewed quilts and voted to continue milk service at Mitchell School with a Harvest supper planned for Oct 27.
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South End
North Center
Joseph D. Small
Westbrook
Bath
Morse High School
South End Association
Me Board of Education
Topsham Fair
John Hunt
Mitchell School
Pearl Campbell
Elizabeth Trott
Celina Small
Scott M. Golder
North Center Association
Joseph ID. Small
Holy Name Society Whist Party At St Marys Chestnut Street
Holy Name Society held a whist party at St Marys Parish hall on Chestnut Street. Twenty tables were in use with prizes awarded to men and women, including cuff links and perfume. Coffee and cake were served by parish groups and a regular schedule of future whist parties was announced.
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Holy Name Society
St. Mary's Parish Hall
Chestnut Street
Jamey McLaughlin
John Tayes
Edmond Arsenvault
Harry Sullivan
Stanley Richards
Roger Moulton
John Arsenault
Roy Arsenault
Arline Footer
Charles Footer
Elizabeth Doyle
Ladies Sodality
Marshall A. Haraden
George McElman
Eugene Hart
Bridget Conley
Marguerite Hennessy
Winnifred Quinn
Arline McNeil
Margaret Frazier
Tfarold Footer
Ilenry M. Biggins
John M. Conley
Eugene Part
James McLaughlin
Jol Alain
Peter Allain
John Hayes
Personal notes from Augusta and Bath social items
Tuesday notes from Augusta report Mr. and Mrs. H. Dorman Verkins visiting, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Morin returning from Mt. Desert trip, and others traveling to Rockport for visits as guests of Mrs. Carter. Bath residents plan to attend the Western Maine Music Festival in Portland with many named locals and notable performers.
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H. Dorman Verkins
Augusta
Harry FY. Morin
Washington Street
Mt. Desert
Albert FE. Hooper
Edward Hf. Kimball
Rockport
Thomas W. Carter
Fred Carlton
A. S. Lecompte
Cambridge
Lecompte
Bath
Portland
Frederick FE. Drake
J. B. Drake
L. Houghton Kimball
Kath
Popham Road Need Urged by Phippsburg Cottagers
Editor notes that building a road to Popham Beach cottages would unlock value for 40 to 50 non resident taxpayers, boost summer home prospects, and ease access. He argues town cooperation and a county commission pathway can avoid debt issues, citing local property tax impact and recent cottage sales plans.
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the Independent
Popham Beach
Phippsburg
Kennebec
New Meadows
Popham
Parker Head
Guide Post
Popham Teach
Popham Road
Funeral for Mrs Abbie Jaquith in Bath
Mrs Abbie Jaquith 62 widow of Harrison Jaquith of Durham died Saturday at City hospital from a fractured skull after a fall at her daughter Mrs Donald Avery’s home. Funeral Monday at 1 at Avery’s 1177 High Street with Rev George T R Wolstenholme of People’s Baptist Church officiating. She leaves two sons Harry of Groton Conn and Edward of Bath and two daughters Mrs Avery and Mrs Edmund Guynn of Bath. Burial at Durham.
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Abbie Jaquith
Harrison Jaquith
Durham
City Hospital
Donald Avery
Baptist
Bath
Harry
Groton, Conn
Edward Jaquith
Avery
Edmund Guynn
Morse Loses at Auburn in Muddy Grid Battle
Morse high of Bath suffers an 18-0 defeat to Edward Little of Auburn under wet conditions at Triple A Park. Bornstein and Winterbottom score for the Eddies, while Ced Simpson’s late interception and run set up the final Bath touchdown. Officials add new rules amid heavy rain. Bath center Wilson injured in a pileup. Jack Juneau foot wrenched but not season-ending.
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Morse High
Edward Little
Auburn
Lewiston Sun
Triple A
Edward Little High
Bath
South Portland
Morse
Bornstein
al. Winterbottom
Ced Simpson
Westbrook
Lewiston
Westbrook High
Paper City
Portland High
Wilson
Auburn Y.M.C.A
Jack Juneau
Morse Auburn
Kaulakis Harrington
Winterbottom Boachier Lrs
Reidman Anil
Pete
Trask
Heald
Maer
Fortes
Smalley Meher
Bornstein PE Oouiuk Grouinty
Ance Creer Cote
Juneau Doyle
Moulton
Touchdowns
Winterbottom
Simpson
Trott
Mullin
Longley
Toothaker
Mddress Sullivan
Hamm
Murray
Smalley
Tonkin
Juneau
Boldue
Manning
Bernstein
Ray Thompson
Bates
Norm Ross
Jinesman
Dec Richan
Bowdoin
Morse Accepts Vice Presidency and Maine State Presidency
Mrs John Alden Morse of Bath accepts national vice presidency of Wenman Builders of America and state presidency for Maine Invitations sent for first dinner of State of Maine society to be held Tuesday October 13 at 12 20 at the Columbia hotel Portland Invitations issued in the names of founder Mrs Carolyn Foote Marsh and national president Mrs William Cummings Storey formerly DAR national president
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John Alden Morse
Bath
Wenman Builders of America
Maine
State of Maine Society
Columbia Hotel
Portland
Carolyn Foote Marsh
William Cummings Storey
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hadley to Address Central Church Men on Tuesday Night
Benjamin Hadley chief ranger of Lafayette National Park will address the Central church Men's club in the Men's room Tuesday night. Summer cottagers at Popham Beach may soon have a driving road to their cottages. Lightnin has been adapted into a motion picture after record stage success.
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Hadley
Benjamin Hadley
Lafayette National Park
Central Church
Phippsburg Summer Visitors and Local Changes
Phippsburg sees a stream of summer guests and residents returning, including Mr and Mrs Penton from New York at Small Point, Capt and Mrs Butler of Bath visiting, and updates on properties and repairs such as Sparks at Small Point road and Beal at the Basin. Several locals travel or host, teachers attend conventions, and work on homes and farms continues amid seasonal activity.
Handicraft Classes At Bailey School Open With New Leader
Mrs Esther Perry returns as handicraft teacher at Bailey School of Industries after Pratt Institute and Columbia training. A Dennison School demonstrator will join during opening week to assist in the classes. Beginners receive special consideration. Registration Tuesday night Oct 13.
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Esther Perry
Bailey School of Industries
Dennison School
Boston
Perry
Cars Come to Grief in Street Collision
A Dodge touring car driven by Os mond Erskine and a Ford coupe driven by Maurice Burns collided at the High and Oak streets corner early Wednesday afternoon. The Ford overturned. Burns escaped unhurt after crawling through a upper side window. The Dodge suffered front damage and possible axle trouble as it traveled south on High while the Ford came east on Oak.
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Osmond Erskine
Maurice Burns
Lincoln Street
High and
Oak Streets
Ford
Burns
High Street
Oak Street
Bath Pupils Denied Holiday for Topsham Fair
Bath public school pupils will not get time off to attend the Topsham fair next week. The Board of Education cites three holidays this month for teachers' conventions and opts to preserve school time. Constitution week will proceed with a school drive for funds to rebuild the ship Constitution. Elks lodge gains permission to solicit funds and hold an essay contest with medals. Allan Spear is considered for girls' basketball and field hockey coaching pending state funding. Insurance discussions seek adequate coverage for buildings and contents. Genevieve Duprey hired as elementary teacher. S&S audits approved.
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Board of Education
Allan Spear
Lockery
Quimby
Wilson
Spear
Furber
Genevieve Duprey
Weeks Street
S&s
Samuel A. Evans
School union autumn meeting set for Woolwich October 17
The Fall meeting of the School union serving Woolwich Arrowsic Westport Phippsburg and Georgetown will be held Saturday Oct 17 at Saga dahoe Ferry school house Woolwich starting at 10 90 a m A picnic lunch will follow at noon with a program including lectures Silent Reading and Reading Pathway topics plus demonstrations by teachers and guests.
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School Union
Woolwich
Arrowsie
Westport
Phippsburg
Georgetown
Sagadahoe Ferry
Tee
Lena MacMahan
Five Islands
Ten Dent
Chester Wallace
John FE ¢ ‘Arter
Reading
J. A. Traneworthy
Phipp -Burg
Sarah Adams
Bath Girl Weds William E Van Wart In Haverhill
Lorena M Parshley of Bath Maine married William E Van Wart son of Mr and Mrs George Van Wart of 31 Winter Street Haverhill Massachusetts The ceremony took place Tuesday night at Rev H O Martin Grace M E church We stern Street The wedding party and guests wore canton crepe gowns tuxedos and blue and white decor The reception at the Van Wart home followed with 100 guests The couple will reside with the groom's parents in winter attire plans noted The bride is daughter of Mrs Charles Thorne South Portland and has lived with the groom's family in Haverhill area The groom is a Bath native who served in the U S Navy during World War I and has long resided in the city
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Bath
Lorena M. Parshley
Haverhill
Mass
Haverhill Gazette
Lorena May Parshley
William E., van Wart
George van Wart
Winter Street
H. O. Martin
Wester Street
Grace M. E. Church
Jack Perlov
Bolivia
George W. van Wart
Charles Thorne
Portland
Chester Morris
Roland Ferguson
Mr. Morris
Hazel Comeau
van Wart
South
U. S. Navy
Bath Iron Works sale draws continued interest from bidders
Interest in Bath Iron Works sale remains high with two New York men linked to the purchase and seen in Bath on September 24. They declined comment as the sale balance deadline approaches, with bids and details not disclosed.
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Bath Iron Works
Ird
New York
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Warle
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Richmond
Charles BE
Hewitt, Jr
Wigh Street
Thomas Allegrin
Squaw Club
Winfield W. Morse
Robert P. Manson
Frank Perow
Winneganee Bridge
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Harry McIntire
Corliss Street
Frank DP. Regerg
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Waterville
Charles I. Preble
Grace Trask
Oliver
Sherman L. Morse
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John D. Rogers
Harry F. Oliver
Herbert W. Cutting
Dromore
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John Carter
Herbert P. Manson
Sebasco
George Cook
East Toston
George Rogers
Isle On Haut
Gladys Hunter
Rockland
Gorham Normal School
Community House
John G. Morse & Sons
N. B
J. H. Stacy
P.T.A
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John A. Morse
Mrs. Penton
Small Point
Mr. Venton
Mira Sylvester
Small Point Road
Henry W. Butler
Fred Sparks
Sparks
Sumner
Harry Shaw
Sabattis
J. H. Pease
Charles Thistle
Langdon
Robert
Lowell
Herman Smith
West Point
Thistle
S.C. Campbell Place
C. B. Oliver
Bethel
H. A. Oliver
William Farr
Mechanic Falls
Charles Rollins
Rollins
Charles L. Knight
Frank H. Beal
William York
Arlene Barbour
George S. Davis
Trcy Sprague
Webster House
Brunswick Road
J. Albert Young
Morse Farm
Daniel Spinney
Ora Hallett
Bowdoinham
Walker Head
Wheeler
Doris Davis
Bath City Hospital
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Waltham Watch Factory
J. E. Walker
Thomaston
Bailey School
Bath Savings Institution
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Topsham
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Nellie Kelley
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