Richard Hallett Speaks at Bath Club About Wandering Years
Richard Hallett addressed a Bath club at 894 Washington Street sharing adventures from his travels and writing, including time in an abandoned tram barn with a tattooed friend and a jailed boatswain. He recalled meeting editors in Australia and earning thirty sovereigns for a manuscript, then pursuing mining in Arizona and life on ships. Attendees included Mrs. Hallett and Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, with the event tied to a recent hospital transfusion.
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Bo's'n
Argus
Times and Weekly Herald
Hallet
Gulliver
Swift
Mr. Hallet
Jane Austin
Arizona
Axel Nelson
Axel
Enroute Fine Company
Globe
Mrs Wright Hosts South End P T A Tea
South End P T A enjoyed tea at Mrs Elbridge R Wrights home 11 Marshall Avenue Tuesday. Mrs Chester A Plant helped host and a card party was planned for October 17 at the Y with finance committee led by Alfred E Carpenter. Regular meeting set for October 15 in Washington street rooms.
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South End
P.T.A
Elbridge R. Wright
Marshall Avenue
Chester A. Plant
Finance Committee
Alfred E. Carpenter
William P. Hatch
John H. Hunt
William H. Small
Horace P. Morse
Edward Coombs
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Wellington A. Moore
Russell M. Colby
Charles D. Perry
J. Albert Redlon
Richard Quick
N. Gratz Jackson
Association
Washington Street
Bath YMCA A Longstanding Community Center in Bath
The YMCA has long served Bath as a civic hub through eight decades in operation. It housed 69 groups last year and hosted key services from sewing projects to Girl Scout headquarters, rest rooms, and athletic facilities, underscoring its central role in community life.
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Y.M.C.A
Bath
Y.M C.A
Parent-Teacher Association
Y.mc.a
Sagadahoc Rod, Gun
Board of Trade
Auburn
Ellsworth
Cooperation urged for city playgrounds and winter sports
Dr. F. A. Winchenbach appealed for co operation in the playground movement and winter sports before Colonial club members. He reported on the recent golf tournament while Frank H. Turner spoke for the annual Bowling League. A meeting to form teams was set for tonight. New members added include Clifton H. Craige William H. Gove William Greene Richard H. Haskell Herbert A. Henderson Donald Jewett Alfred A. Parks Jr Raymond Parks Ernest Sarkis Paul B. Wilson. James R. Duncan of Barre Vermont was elected non resident member.
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Colonial Club
F. A. Winchenbach
Frank H. Turner
Albert McMann
Clifton H. Craige
William H. Gove
William Greene
Richard H. Haskell
Herbert A. Henderson
Donald Jewett
Alfred A. Parks, Jr
Raymond Parks
Ernest Sarkis
Paul B. Wilson
James R. Duncan
Barre
Bath Witnesses First Woman Pastor Ordination
Miss Mary Helen Sims, Th. B., was ordained to the Christian Ministry at Winneganee Baptist church in Bath. The event marks the first such service there, with her father Rev. Charles R. Sims taking part, a Boston pastor delivering the sermon, and many friends and former Gordon College colleagues in attendance.
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Mary Helen Sims
Winneganee Baptist Church
Miss Sims
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Bath
Louis W. West
South Baptist Church
Boston
Mr. Sims
Robert A. Sims
South Easton
Mass
West
Nova Scotia
Gordon College of Theology and Missions
Bowdeinham
Winnegance
Frederick Elmer Chapman
Handel
Largo
Walter Shoepfer
Georgetown
Gordon
C. D. Nutter
Berean Baptist Church
Brunswick
Charles H. Berry
Corliss Street Church
Ezra
J. S. Pendleton
Waterville
Maine Baptist Convention
H. H. Bishop
Cumberland Center
L. L. Dunn
Gardiner
Walter S. Schoepfer
High School of Practical Arts
Roxbury
Gordon College
Chase Corner to Be Occupied Again
George A. Evison will open an updated pharmacy at the Chase corner on Center street Bath on or about November 1. He is a Rhode Island College of Pharmacy graduate with 28 years at Massachusetts Memorial hospital Boston including 14 years as assistant superintendent and pharmacist. Mrs. Evison and Miss Alice A. Evison will move to Bath with him as the store is divided with the pharmacy in the west half.
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George A. Evison
Walter E. Chase
Center Street
Washington
Chase Corner
Evison
Rhode Island College of Pharmacy
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
Boston
South Windham
Eivison
Alice A. Evison
Bath
Bowdoinham wedding tied to Lewiston circus
Miss Lilla Mitchell of Bowdoinham married George M. Day of Lewiston at the Lewiston Armory amid a Legion Circus distraction. The ceremony featured trained lions, attendants, and a $200 start on housekeeping from local merchants and the Lewiston Legion Post.
Local Social News Highlights From Bow to Litchfield Fair
Mr and Mrs Walter Given visit brother William Given. Mrs Stone and son Wilbur of Saco visit Mr and Mrs Herbert R Heath. Arthur Payne moves to Brunswick to finish high school. Mrs Harry Purington and daughters Pauline Jenkins and Prudence Lucy visit Anson. Pauline works there. Charles Valentine injured when run over by a truck breaking a leg in two places on Bow road. Mr and Mrs Wallace Hutchins relocate from Portland to Ackley farm. Hutchins works for Millay Brothers. Mrs Hall of Richmond visiting Evelyn Millay. Evelyn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Millay, wins Baby Day at Litchfield fair for curliest hair.
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Lewiston
Lilla Mitchell
Bowdoinham
Harry Chase
George M. Day
Harris Isaacson
Lewiston Armory
Legion Circus
Lorraine Wallace
Jane Donahue
Ernestine Jones
Stanley Day
Elizabeth Pelletier
Lewiston Post
American Legion
Day
Leighton Heel Co
George Cutler
Alberta Cobb
Portland
Mitchell
Emma Ferguson
Charles Hackett
Richmond
Jessie Cromwell
Auburn
James Merrill
Brunswick High School
Bowdeinham
Minnie Waldron
Martha Totman
Frank Jack
Milton MacEwen
Bangor
Charles MacEwen
Clifford Gray
William Gray
Marcia Jenkins
Lawrence Jenkins
Elmer Allen
Barbara Durgin
Barbara Ware
Christine Jenkins
Joseph Starbird
William Eldridge
Blanchard
Addie Pierce
Bath
Frank K. Jack
J. E. Brown
West Medford
Mass
Pleasant Pond
J. N. Palmer
Ernest Hunter
Edith Wood
White Mountains
Walter Given
Island Falls
Given
William S. Given
Methodist Ladies Aid
Phillip Rideout
Sagadahoc County
Fred Thompson
J. W. Randlette
Lena Hackett
George Thomas
Traverse
Henry Cornish
Milton Given
Charles Browne
Clara Fogg
Loomis Dyer
William Willis
Topsham
Phillip Nealey
Courtney
Fred Morgan
Saco
Hall Denham
Municipal Court
Bath Road
Chief Edwards
Brunswick
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ferguson
R. D. Purington
Frank Curtis
Fred Heath
DeLand, Fla
Heath
Lillian Rice
West Gardiner
Sidney Gray
Gardiner
Clyde Gray
Gray
Maine Central Railroad
Wallace Hunter
Lisbon Falls
Merry Workers
Grange Hall
Louise Given
Helen Read
Roberta Lancaster
Wendell Heenie
Linwood Hackett
Rich
East Auburn
Charles Valentine
New Road
Bowdoin
Wallace Hutchins
Ackley Farm
Hutchins
Millay Brothers
Hall
Helen Mitchell
Evelyn
Ernest Millay
Litchfield Fair
Dromore Grangers Share Busy Meeting Program
Regular Dromore grange meeting Tuesday featured pro tem officers led by Hubert McCarty and Flora Risteen. Members discussed improving the grange with lunches and better officer training as well as kitchen ideas and a popular program including songs and anecdotal Q&A.
Local meeting highlights and community stories from the hill
Reuben Purington spoke of a trip to Wyman Dam while Mrs. Risteen described Moonlight on Dromore Bay. Grace Frost cited Little Wanderers cases and her role as Field Secretary. A volunteer program is planned with candy and popcorn sales by Mrs. Malcolm and Mrs. Perkins.
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Reuben Purington
Wyman Dam
Risteen
Dromore Bay
Grace Frost
Little Wanderers
Malcolm
Perkins
Genesta Chapter Hosts Guest Officers' Night in Masonic Temple
Genesta chapter No. 73 O E S held its annual Guest Officers' Night in the Masonic Temple with 200 plus members from across the state. Visiting officers and two candidates from East Boothbay were honored as flowers, gifts, and a lobster salad supper accompanied the event. A Redbone hound pup, Queenie, bore 13 pups in a record litter, with 15 born and two weak.
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Genesta
O. E
Masonic Temple
Fred Dodge
East Boothbay
Mabelle S. Fullerton
Winifred Webbley
Pine Cone
Auburn
Edgar Pellerin
Annette
Saco
Alice Stevens
Rose of Sharon
Augusta
Robert
Dollie Dyer
Deering
Portland
Clara Yeaton
Winthrop
Alice M. Waterman
Longfellow
South Portland
Verna H. Woodbury
Ada
Mt. Olivet
Lewiston
Barbara M. Kupelian
Ruth
Golden Sheaf
New Gloucester
Lena L. Thompson
Esther
Boynton
Monmouth
Mary C. Elder
Martha
Cornerstone
Elizabeth A. Card
Pioneer
Lisbon Falls
Lettie Hubbard
Waterville
Mabel J. DeShon
Fred Nelson
Canaan
Grand Sentinel
Nellie Hinckley
Hinckley
Miss DeShon
Sarah A. Shaw
Bath
Bertha Howell
Milward Patten
Topsham
Isabel Montgomery
Henry G. Shaw
Herbert E. Foster
Norman O. Trafton
Gardiner
Emma Ehlers
Effie Heal
Lucelia Blake
Nellie Carr
Bertha Davis
Sarah Munsey
Agnes Perry
Mary Rodick
Tillie Wold
Alice Sanborn
Queenie
Samuel W. Fellows
Dexter
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