Eide Describes North Pole Life In Lecture Here
Harold D. Eide an Arctic explorer spoke at Morse High School on Building a City in the Shadow of the North Pole detailing twenty years in the Arctic. He recalled rescues a night on dynamite boxes and learning English after arriving in New York.
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Dental
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Alaska
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Eagles Ladies Night to Mark Renovations
Bath Aerie of Eagles No. 875 sponsors a Ladies Night on Thursday November 10 to celebrate renovations to the Front street quarters damaged by a fire at the Columbia Theatre a year ago this month. For the first time since the fire all rooms will be opened and redecorated. Only Aerie members with wives or lady friends may attend. Committee members are Edward T. White, chairman, Donald F. McRae, Alex Burgess Jr., and William C. Wilson.
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Bath Aerie of Eagles
No. 875
Front Street
Columbia Theatre
Aerie
Edward T. Whitehouse
Donald F. McRae
Alex Burgess, Jr
William C. Wilson
Y M C A Church League Opens Its First Session
The Y M C A Church Basketball League held its first meeting marking the seventh year of the circuit. Oscar J. Tansney presided as plans to add church representatives, set adult season tickets, and schedule changes to avoid conflicts with church league games were discussed. Coach John Madden reported barred players from Morse High School teams and outlined potential changes by November 1. A nominating committee, Philip Oliver, Alfred Neal, Wilmer Voorhees, and William Perkins, was picked to propose officers and key committees.
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Y.M.C. A
Oscar J. Tansney
John Madden
Morse High
Madden
Arthur Warner
Earle Brown
James Morse
Frank Hinds
Frank Gillaccher
Henry Middleton
Robert Perry
Robert Huse
Edgar Williams
Francis Sullivan
Gordon Estes
James Skaling
George Wilson
Leon Pennell
Edward Avery
Carlten Stover
Clarence Gowen
Richard Cummings
Norman Reynolds
Church League
Philip Oliver
Alfred Neal
Wilmer Voorhees
William Perkins
Fall reflections and community notes from Georgetown
The Georgetown column describes pleasant autumn skies and Jupiter visible at night, local social events at the town hall, fireside gatherings, and visits from residents and visitors. It notes church activities, upcoming harvest supper, town politics about the county attorney position, and many short reports on residents, travels, and repairs.
Probate Court Hears Multiple Estates In Sagadahoc Term
Judge John W. Brackett presided as Sagadahoc probate court handled a light docket. Proceedings included wills filed and allowed, administrations opened, inventories approved, guardians and executors appointed, licenses to sell real estate granted, and an adoption petition granted for Natalie Marion Simmons.
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Sagadahoc
Angelo N. John
Epocrat A. John
Bath
Addie E. Terrell
Herbert T. Terell
Parker N. Moulton
Ada Manson
Girard Trust Co
Roland Ll. Taylor
Grace T. Plummer
Charles S. Bradeen
Lucille K. Johnson
Florence I. Sidelinger
Charles E. Sidelinger
Walter K. Morse
Jennie M. Morese
Mary A. Cameron
William A. Cameron
Edward W. Bridgham
Wallace T. Pratt
Arthur C. Passmore
Bath Trust Co
Lillian M. Passmore
Hannah A. Thomas
James H. Thomas
Ora L. Parks
Charles E. Parks
George W. Naugler
Topsham
Chrystal N. Naugler
Executrix
John H. Pease
Phippsburg
Margaret Jane Pease
Charlotte E. O'Brien
Mary C. O'Hara
Fannie E. Minott
Sarah A. Given
Alice T. Fuller
Joanne Roux Simmons
Harvey S. Simmons
Natalie Marion Simmons
Baptist Brotherhood Hears Rev J C Purdue
Rev Joseph O Purdue of Winter Street church spoke at the Baptist Brotherhood Fall meeting in the vestry. He described a recent trip to Nova Scotia in an engaging, instructive manner. Plans were made for an every member canvass to recruit old and new members. Supper for 19 followed, with lobster stew and coffee as the menu. KE Melvin Pratt led the committee. The next meeting is scheduled for November 8.
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Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Church
The
Baptist Brotherhood
Purdue
Nova Scotia
Melvin Pratt
Bath Couple Purchase Former Sewall Home
Mrs Seth S Mullin sells the three story wooden house at 1111 Washington Street Bath to Mr and Mrs Charles W Avery of Bath. The dwelling, long known as the Sewall home, overlooks the Sewall ship yard and the Kennebec River. The Averys will occupy the home with one taking possession Nov 1. Mrs Mullin will remain in an apartment in the dwelling.
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Washington Street
Seth S. Mullin
Bath
Samuel Sewall
Sewall
Kennebec River
Avery
Mula
Five Islands Notes on Residents Visitors and Events
Five Islands local notes include visits by Ralph O Dale and families from Boothbay and Malden Mass. Social calls across Bath and surrounding towns, closures of cottages, a rally day at Five Island Baptist church, and a lobster smack idle at the wharf. residents travel to New Hampshire and Maine for weekends and seasonal closures noted.
Fall foliage at Popham Beach inspires Maine visit
Editorial notes the beauty of Popham Beach and Sabine Hill in autumn. It cites the Oct 8 frost, blooming flowers, and colorful shore scenery near the Kennebec while hinting at Fort Popham work and a Woolwich sale as local topics.
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Personal notes from Portland and surrounding towns
Miss Ardis Umphrey of Westbreck Juniper college in Portland spent the weekend with Miss Martha Cutting Caldwell. Jacobson returned to Montreal after visiting his mother Mrs Helen C dagobson at Memorial hospital. Mrs Inez Whitehoue has returned home on Deering street after a week's visit with her son Edwin Cornish. Frank Shepard and Mrs Fuller Potter guests in Haverhill and Small Point plan to move to Bedford New York for winter. Bernice Davis Teabel Gediman and Earl Fortier of Bath headed through the White Mountains Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Buchanan of Popham Beach guests at cottages returned home Roch land.
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Howed Nool
Joe Ras
Malden
Mane
Topsham
Beare
A. E. Rowe
Ernest Heal
Everett Megins
Bor
E. S. Phipps
Holliston
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Koehlwetter
Carroll Deering
Elizabeth
Eva Gauder
Bath
S. E. Emmons
B. H. Woodside
D. I. Pettingill
Georgetown
Fred P. Carr
Harry L. Tar
Richmond
Walter Willams
M. Levine
West Georgetown
George T. Williams
Waterville
Howard M. Trafton
Bessie Thompson
Kennebec Point
Delrymple Place
Working League
The
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Glidden
P. L. Steadman
Denver
Maude Thayer
Larone
Lucile Kidder
Theyer
Bigelow Hill
Wyman
Bingham
Lena Shepard
Nellie Lord
Myra Trafton
Ralph O Dale
Wallace Moore
Boothbay
Wayne
Naomie
Philip Campbell
Raymond Swett
Glorice
Fred Carr
James Stevens
Five Islands
Walter Davis
Elsie M
Minnie Berry
Newton
William Berry
Madeline Berry
Mabel Dickey
Charles M. Bigelow
Piney Point
George Macinnon
Dexter Walker
Russ
Philip Campbell, Jr
Cora Mae Hanna
Morse High School
Thomas Hanna
Edward Fay
Edward, Jr
Quincy
George Gray
Maine
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Oakley Thibodeau
Little Son
Seguinland
Ardis Umphrey
Westbreck Juniper College
Portland
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Montreal
Helen C. Dagobson
Memorial Hospital
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Deering Street
Edwin Cornish
Highlands
Frank Shepard
Hessneak
Asse Roe
George Buchanan
Popham Beach
Mm Rochland
Former Bath Jeweler Fred A. Lovejoy Dies in Portland
Fred A. Lovejoy, born in Bath and once a prominent local jeweler, died in Portland where he lived in the Trelawney building. Funeral services were held in Portland and a committal at Waterville. He learned watchmaking in Bath and Waltham before returning to Bath then moving to Waterville and finally Portland.
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Fred A. Lovejoy
Bath
Portland
Trelawney
Waterville
Edward B. Smith
Lovejoy
Janette Smith
Bartlett O. Smith
Wardwell 77 Dies at Bath Home After Illness
Ashton E Wardwell retired Maine Central railroad clerk died at age 77 after a long heart illness at his Bath home 695 Washington Street He was born in Clinton son of David and Amanda Wardwell and moved to Bath 23 years ago He was a Mason Polar Star lodge and attended Winter Street Church Survived by wife Funeral services set for Thursday at 10 30 AM at his home with graveside committal at Clinton cemetery where he will be buried
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Mr. Wardwell
Former Bath Woman Is Dead in Bay State
Elizabeth Henderson widow of Christopher Henderson formerly of Bath died in Dorchester Massachusetts. Survived by daughters Mrs Grace Peyser and Miss Florence Henderson of Dorchester and sisters Harriett Purington Burnham and Emily Purington Tompkins of Massachusetts. Services held at 2 pm Wednesday at 26 Ogden Street Dorchester with burial in Waltham family lot.
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Elizabeth Henderson
Christopher Henderson
Bath
William A Coffin 59 Fisherman Dies in Bath Hospital
William A Coffin of Phippsburg died Tuesday evening in Bath Memorial Hospital after a 13 week illness. He was native to Phippsburg son of Alexander and Elizabeth Coffin. Survived by wife two sons Edgar and Stanley Coffin four sisters and two brothers. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street.
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Sebasco
Phippsborg
Bath Memorial Hospital
Phippsburg
Alexander
Elizabeth Wallace Coffin
Coffin
Edgar
Stanley Coffin
Helen G. York
Portland
Amelia Wallace
Delia Gilmen
Jane Bartlett
Ashdale
Walter
Mechanic Falls
Alexander Coffin
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Olive L Veilleux obituary notice in Bath
Olive L Verleux widow of Frederick Veilleux died Tuesday morning at home in Bath born in Bath daughter of John and Laura Carlisle she lived here since birth she is survived by daughter Doris Veilleux two sisters Mrs Rhoda Davis and Mrs Eva Seekins both of Bath two brothers Horatio and Stephen Carlisle of Bath funeral Thursday at 1 PM at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street
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Frederick Veilleux
Winter Street Court
Bath
John
Laura Carlisle
Doris Veilleux
Pieters
Rhoda Davis
Manchester
N. H
Eva Seekins
Horatio
Stephen Carlisle
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Funeral of Rev David W Smities acret Methodist clergyman
Funeral services were held Friday at Mount Horeb Methodist Church Plainfield N J for Rev David W Smities acret aged 80 or8? with family members including Mrs Jesse Kenderdine and Pastor of Beacon Street church attending. Neighbors and church members gathered at the Washington street home Tuesday prior and refreshments followed the service with several named attendees.
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Jesse Kenderdine
Beacon Street Church
Mount Horeb Methodist Church
Plainfield
Kenderdine
Obituary of Rev George C DeMott in Maine church magazine
North East Magazine lauds Rev George Colby DeMott former rector of St. Stephen's Portland and St. Mary's Rockport. Obituary notes his education Bowdoin Bangor Seminary General Theological Seminary ordination in 1914, service in Millington Jersey City Portland and Rockport, and burial at Richmond Maine. Survived by his widow Fannie E Stuart DeMott and a son in Michigan.
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Bathman recalls travels and local events in Brookline summer
A Brookline resident shares observations from last Summer including a Mexican procedure that could work in Maine. Notes on Bowdoin hazing, a cold overnight initiation in Harpswell, a Brunswick auto trip costing $12, and local praise for Bath stage and screen contest winners.
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Mexico
Bath
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Paul Boudreau
Fioral Street
Clifton W. Tedford
Mechanic Street
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