Bath Masons map plan for new temple and debt relief
A Bath Masonic mass meeting at the Masonic hall on Center street approved a financing plan proposed by Walter S. Glidden to fund a new temple and settle building debt. Two lodges will form committees to work out the plan, with completion aimed by December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
McLellan
Garden
Washington Streets
Cedric T. Reynolds
W. Scott Shorey
Chester L. Shepard
William Staples
Charles H. Oliver
Ned Reed
Henry G. Hodgdon
Sylvester H. Rowland
N. Gratz Jackson
Roscoe
DP. Ham
Howard B. Johnson
John Bates
Lucius M. LeMont
Arthur I. Stilphen
Arthur G. Oliver
Evangelist Greenwood Sees Growing Success in Wiscasset
Lawrence Dr. Greenwood, a singing evangelist, reports strong reception at Wiscasset services entering a new phase with an extra 1045 a.m. session in Franklin hall. With the North Waldoboro church closed, Bath delegates plan trips to Wiscasset for converts and a baptism in the afternoon amid peak interest in week ten of the campaign. Capt. and Mrs. Richard Quick returned from a 14 day Canadian automobile tour via Spangeline, Jackman, Quebec, and St. Anne de Beaupre, noting rain throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence DR. Greenwood
Wiscasset
Bath
Greenwood
Franklin Hall
North Waldoboro Methodist Church
Richard Quick
Canada
Spangeline
Jackman
Quebec
St. Anne de Beaupre
Catholic Shrine
Montreal
United States
Rouse's Point
White Mountains
Court Convenes Tuesday for October Term
Saga dahoe county supreme judicial court prepares to convene in Bath Tuesday with Associate Justice Albert M. Spear presiding. A new grand jury of 18 and traverse jurors of 30 are drawn as the Fall term resumes after calendar change. Several divorce and alienation of affections actions are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Thompson
Sagadahoe County
Bath
Edward B. Smith
Aubrey KB. Steen
Arrowsic
James H. Whitney
Richmond
Fred D. Winter
West Bath
Traverse
Arrowsie
Norman H. Drummond
George R. Copland
Edgar A. Farrar
Winfred M. Hagan
Charles J. Oliver
Mark W. Sewall
George I. Smith
Franz Hutchins
Arthur C. Lancaster
Edwin St. Stewart
Topsham
Schuyler C. Andrews
Edward B. Sprague
Roger KE
Williams
Vernon Lake
Woolwich
James KE
Fullerton
James T. Soule
Rolgin FE
Trott
Steamship City of Rockland Ends Passenger Runs Thursday
The Steamship City of Rockland will make its last passenger trip from the Kennebec Thursday night and depart Boston for Bath Friday night. Freight service continues on the route until the river freezes above Bath, with a smaller vessel replacing the Wiwurna for travel. As the season winds down for passengers, Kennebec Navigation Co plans a longer freight season and better service while boats operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steamship City of
Rockland
Kennebec
Boston
Bath
Kennebec Navigation Co
Wiwurna
Boothbay
Norman SL
A. P. Greenleaf
Sasanon River
Carl K. Crosby
Wil
Young People's Grange Elects Officers for Eventful Night
Tuesday evening at the grange featured a full slate of officers led by Maater ute careers and Lloyd Pinkham as Overseer. A lively program followed with fudge served at recess as friends and relatives visited, including John Writehard of Somerville and Frank Small of Bowdoin. Birthday and visit notices filled the rest of the list as residents shared greetings and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Grange
Maater
Leowe
Lloyd Pinkham Chaplin
Alice Cromwel
Eddie Delano Pomona
Mabel Pinkham
Colcel
Dorothy Pinkham
Mildred Pinkham
John Writehard
Somerville
Fred Rittall
Frank Small
Bowdoin
Elbridge Mains
Henry Rowe
Old Town
D. L. Howard
Bath
Drummond Stevens
Charles Nocton
Will Plummer
Leland Plummer
Maud Plummer
Five Islands
George Blen
New York
Eugene Winkham
John Hinkley
Charles Knight
Westport
Sarah Stevens
Charles Boucher
Lisbon Falls
T. W. Claisdell
S. N. Howard
Ida Rowe
Percy McGilvray
Portland
Clara Hinckley
Mattie DB. McMahan
William Belanger
William Vlummer
I[elen
Leland
Lewis
Percy Savage
Florene Elliott
Auburn
Seguinland
Elizabeth Stevens
J. E. Blaisdell
Alfred Rowe
Mabel Rowe
Fred Gowan
Alfreda
Path
Gowan
Frank Southard
Arthur Nichols
Irving Lewis
James Stevens
Newport
Hallowell
Walter Rowe
South Portland
Victoria Snowman
Della Lewis
Street Railway Relief Association Meeting
Bath division of the Androscoggin and Kennebec Railway Co members attended the annual relief association meeting in Auburn at Odd Fellows hall. They traveled Bath to Auburn for supper and the business session, with Burt M. Dyer elected director. Officers named were Harry E. Rose president Fred Heffernan vice president C Cole treasurer and DD E Pearl secretary. The Bath delegation included Parker BE Lewis Frank H. Beal Claude Fifield Burt M. Dyer Elwood Edge comb Arthur Stewart George Nelson Edwin Erickson Emery Tilson and Frank Freeman. Mrs John Gage and Mrs William Schaubel were in Portland for a concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Androscoggin & Kennebecky. Co
Relief Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Auburn
Burt M. Dyer
Harry E. Rose
Fred Heffernan
C. Cole
DD. E. Pearl
Supt
Parker BE. Lewis
Frank H. Beal
Claude, Fifield
Elwood Edgecomb
Arthur Stewart
George Nelson
Edwin Erickson
Emery Tilson
Frank Freeman
Bathman Home From Asheville
Rev. David L. Wilson returned from Asheville where he attended the 438th triennial convocation of the Royal Arch Masons. The Maine delegation of 21 plus ladies traveled in a special Pullman car. total attendance reached about 500 with 275 delegates. Maine invited Portland to host the 1924 convocation, Denver and Little Rock were rivals. The New England group toured Washington and Alexandria with visits to the lodge Vernon and to see George Washington as master. Wilson later stayed in New York for four days at the McAlpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wilson
Asheville
N. C
Royal Arch Masons
United States
Wilson
Grand Chapter
Maine
Vport
Portland
Denver
Colo
Little Rock
Ark
New England
Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
Alexandria
Vernon
George Washington
New York
McAlpin
Saturday Club announces season artists at Brunswick
The Saturday club of Brunswick lists the coming season with events on Nov. 8 and 4 a musical comedy The Runaways by local talent led by Mr and Mrs Louis Pulbrook of Framingham Mass Nov. 5 opening meeting at the Community house Cumberland street Nov 15 illustrated lecture My Six Years in the Jungle by Mr Carveth Wells English engineer and naturalist Dec 1 grand concert featuring Mme Antoinette Szumowska pianist Esther Ferrabini-Jacobia soprano Miss Frances Aldrich dancer Dec 6 lecture Art in its relation to Life by Mrs Maynard Ladd Anna Coleman Ladd Jan 6 1922 Ruth Draper sketches Feb 9 The Orpheus Four Los Angeles quartet March 7 Havens Trio plus children programs Bowdoin lectures and other afternoon entertainments by Anne Warner Baker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Louis Pulbrook
Framingham
Mass
Cumberland Street
Carveth Wells
Malay V Peninsula
Mme Antoinette Szumowska
Esther Ferrabini-Jacobia
Frances Aldrich
Maynard Ladd
Anna Coleman Ladd
Boston
Paris
Ruth Draper
Alwin Schroeder
Bowdoin College
Childern
Anne Warner Baker
Maine prohibition director praised for enforcement stance
Seth May new prohibition director for Maine receives high praise from Roy A. Haines prohibitions commissioner. Haines commends May for sincerity and strong law and order convictions and pledges cooperation to support making the Eighteenth Amendment effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth May
Prohibition
Maine
Washington
W.clt.u
Roy A. Haines
Director Mays
WLC
UTLA
Daring Voyagers Believed Lost Near Narragansett Bay
The 16 foot open boat Vet visited Popham Beach weeks ago with Arthur Spragg and J H Engle en route from Halifax to Vancouver. Found half submerged near Sakonet Light in Narragansett bay Fri with old clothing a water jug and oars aboard. No word on the occupants by midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
Arthur Spragg
J. H. Engle
Halifax
N. S
Vancouver
B.C
Sakonet Light
Narragansett Bay
Local Notes From Georgetown Population and Visits
Georgetown notes record Mrs. Julia Hines sewing a dress at the Higgins home and turning 94 in November. Community members travel to Boston and New Hampshire, visit relatives, attend Baptist conventions, and return to Bath and Portland for seasonal plans. Others greet illness, shop, and attend church events with neighbors and family.
Second session probate court actions listed in Bath Sagadahoc
Judge James S. Lowell presided at the second session of Sagadahoc county probate court. Executors appointed without bond in the Will of Albert G. Winslow. Frances E. Higgins and Frank Knight estates had administrations filed. accounts, inventories, and guardian appointments noted for multiple Bath and Richmond residents. Licenses to sell real estate and guardian appointments also recorded with final and trustee accounts in various estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Lowell
Sagadahoe County
Albert G. Winslow
Bath
Mary Hi. McDonald
Frances E. Higgins
Edward (. Stinness
Charles R. Higgins
Frankes
Knight
Gertrude C. Trutchins
Auburn
Wilbur Brown
Rose EK. Hill
N. Gratz Jackson
James J. Vickery
Lillian J. Tucker
John W. Roberts
Ehner BF. Bailey
Walter
Anna E. Stickney
Fred A. Stickney
Guardian
Personal notes from Portland and surround towns
Mr and Mrs Clarence Ki Johnson were registered at the Congress Square hotel in Portland on Monday. Mrs George Goodwin with daughters Mary and Lillian and Rh J Goodwin have returned from a visit with relatives in Stratton. Mrs John S Walker of Thomaston and her brother Charles Percy of New York are at The Ridge in Phippsburg for a week. John C and Elbridge F Wright go to Popham Beach to finish rooms in the new quarters of the coast guard. Hon and Mrs E S Crosby drove to Portland for a concert and to hear their daughter in law Whoobe Crosby. Lieut and Mrs Philip Whelpley of Washington arrived to visit Lieut Whelpley’s sister Mrs Paul Dresser in their car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ki. Johnson
Congress Square
Portland
George Goodwin
Mary
Lillian
Rh. J. Goodwin
Stratton
John S. Walker
Thomaston
Charles Percy
New York
Areo
the Ridge
Phippsburg
John C
Elbridge F. Wright
Popham Beach
Coast Guard
E. S. Crosby
Whoebe Crosby
Philip Whelpley
Washington, D.C
Lieut. Whelpley
Paul Dresser
Festival Attendance Across Portland and Nearby Towns
Local residents and visitors from Kingfield Gardiner Intervale and Greenstreet attend concerts and music festivals in Portland. Notables include Rev W S Jones niece Miss Hannah Baker and officials such as Supt Charles Lester Smith and Principal Clinton Wilson. Several Bath and Morse high affiliates join performances. priests statewide gather at Tolland for a retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian R. Donnell
Kingfield
Lily Pray
Portland
Walter Shaughnessey
Gardiner
Grace Palmer
Edith T. Longfellow
W.S. Jones
Hannah Baker
Intervale
N. I
Mae Morse
Greenstreet
James McLetlhin
Bath
Milton SK. Herzog
Casper Hartleb
Hsther White
Ruth Morgan
Mises Mildred Jones
Charles Lester Smith
Smith
Clinton I. Wilson
Morsehigh
Wilson
Charles H. Smith
Ronald
Dorothy
Doris Leavitt
Albert H. Shaw
Forest Park
Nicholas J. Horan
Toland
Local attendees at Portland concert and festival
Mrs William V Percy and Mrs Frank S Bowker attended a concert in Portland on Tuesday. Mrs Owen J Ledyard and Miss Tlar riet Ledyard were in Portland Tuesday for the festival. Oscar Thornton left Wednesday morning for Portland and then Bridgton to manage an Atlantic and Pacific store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Percy
Frank S. Bowker
Portland
Owen J. Ledyard
Tlarriet Ledyard
Vorth
Oscar Thornton
Bridgton
Atlantic & Pacific
Dr Lawrence Phelps Among Bath Visitors
Dr and Mrs Lawrence Phelps guests at Hotel Phoenix during a Summer visit in Bath before returning to Piedmont Georgia He is a Congregational clergyman educator biblical literature professor at Atlanta Theological College and Piedmont College Also previously principal of Berkeley Temple School in Boston and field secretary of Boston Seamen's Friend Society Other guests include Lafayette McFarland E K Bearce A D Fish Robert F E Austin Clifford H W Larrabee annual Tops ham fair visitors Mr and Mrs W B Walcott touring Maine were at the hotel Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Phelps
Squirrel Tshind
Hotel Phoenix
Piedmont
Lafayette McFarland
New Harbor
EK. W. Bearce
A. D. Fish
Brockton, Mass
Robert FE. Austin
Clifford HW. Larrabee
Boston
Topsham
Fair
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evangelist Greenwood
Commonwealth Hotel
Bowdoin Street
Beacon Hill
State House
Hotel Avery
Avery Street
Morse Bros. Managing Directors
A I Stuart
Optometrist
Front St
Rive
Beaver
C.L. Farnham Co, Inc
Charles W. Morse
Europe
Jennie R. Morse
Washington Street
Walter BE. Chase
Walter EB. Chase
Mark DP. Pendleton
Madelyn Chase
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
F. S. Curtis
Center Street
Bath, Maine
Eva Tlayes
Vportllnd
Ferris Leonard
J.T. MacMahan
Lloyd Daugherty
Littleriver
Bessie Daugherty
W. N. Berry
Joe Avery
Esther Worthing
Worthing
Idah. Rowe
John Gage
William Schaubel
Bathman
Frances Moses
Sewall W. Percy
Robert C. Ifannigen
Warren Hawley
Ida TE. Rowe
Georgetown
Dpittsfield
Purina Food Co
St. Louis
Rowe
Tena Jenkins
Indianapolis Ind
Purina
Tom Conley
John M. Conley, Jr
Topstham Fair
Julia Hines
Everett Higgins
Hines
Arthur Rowe
B. M. Rowe
Bangor
Harold Punt
EB. BB. Hunt
George Oliver
OB. Hunt
New Hampshire
Wlr. Boyd
Jesus
W. TM. Boyd
Artley Trarley
Charles Moore
Parpswell
William Noble
Tath
New Cbedford
Karl Pottsh
Revere
Albert Green
Robinhood
Carroll Powers
Bertha Russell
Roy Moore
Pauline
Harold Hunt
A. KE. Williams
John Williams
W.T. Boyd
Frank Oliver
Lester
Fr. Brilmayer
Emun Tillings
Wen
Ralph Dunton
Charlotte Young
Working League
Augusta Todd
Mark
John J. Desmond
Bath’s Livest Men’s Shop
Petasas
Pranphin
Castoria
Centaur
Crrv
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