Kennebec Yacht Club Clambake Outing at Happy Nook
A 37 member party from the Kennebec Yacht Club rode the Bath to New Meadows Landing in the motor launch New Meadows. They reached Happy Nook for a clambake on the lawn, enjoyed a hearty spread of clams lobsters corn and eggs, served by waiters under Commodore Ledyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Commodore Ledyard
Quaker Point
Toodles
William G. Small
West Bath
Rufus Lombard
Charles B. Williams
Rufe
Partygoers Return Home After Sunset Celebration
The article describes a festive gathering with generous invitations and cheers for Rufe and the Commodore and the K Y C. Attendees walking home through West Bath woods heard the celebration from Berry's Mills road while others rode the New Meadows launch listing many named participants including Charles H. Oliver Daniel Brierley J. P. Ledyard Arthur K. Purington John C. Minott and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufe
Commodore
K.Y.C
West Bath Woods
Berry's Mills
New Meadows
Charles H. Oliver
Daniel Brierley
J. P. Ledyard
Arthur K
Bath Carmens Duck Supper Signals Local Union Push
Bath division employees of the Lewiston Augusta and Waterville Street Railway held a duck supper at the Dewey with 22 attendees. Thomas Shine, organizer of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America, was guest, and the group voted to form a local union branch with William Harriman George Coombs and Ray Ham named to organize and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville Street Railway
Dewey
Thomas Shine
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America
William E. Harriman
George Coombs
Ray Ham
Rogers & Webb Shipyard Advances Two Vessels in Maine
Charles F. Webb of Boston returns from Millbridge and Rockland where Rogers & Webb are building a 1000 ton three masted schooner named Grand Turk to launch November 10 with Captain J W French in command. A second schooner to honor former Lewiston mayor Frank A Morey will launch late December. Bowker of Phippsburg has another vessel underway for the Rogers & Webb fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Webb
Boston
Rogers & Webb
Millbridge
Rockland
Grand Turk
J. W. French
Calais
Ralph M. Hayward
Frank A. Morey
Lewiston
F. S. Bowker
Phippsburg
Brunswick Bottlingman James Lightfoot Found Dead
James H. Lightfoot 60 a Brunswick bottling business operator was found dead Friday in the living room of George Sylvester on the Lunt road. Medical examiner Dr. George S. Geer of Portland cited hemorrhage of the lungs as the cause. Lightfoot had lived with Sylvester for two years and left no relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Lightfoot
Brunswick
George Sylvester
Lunt Road
Sylvester
Lightfoot
George S. Geer
Portland
M H S Pupils to Dance at Fall Assembly
Miss Harvey's High School opened fall assemblies with 80 attendees in Music Hall. A new One Step was featured and there is talk of a private evening class at the Parish House from seven to nine for younger society folk.
Texas Bowlers Organize League Progresses Promising
The bowling league organized by Mr. Guerin is progressing well and applications for memberships are arriving at the Texas Steamship Co office. Manager Pepper reports many inquiries about the opening date of the new alleys and a ladies league may be formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerin
The
Texas Steamship Co
Pepper
Texaco bowlers edge Telephone in tight Park League match
In a close Park League contest Texaco bowlers of the Texas Steamship Co. beat Telephone 1222 to 1215. Texaco led overall by 7 pins despite losing the third string by 37. Smith led with 107 in single and won high three string total. Woodmen Devoured Swastikas and Clinto captured high single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco
Texas Steamship Co
Smith
Woodmen
Clinto
Tedford
Stewart
Olinto
Toothaker
Martin
Stuart
Soule
Andrews
Daley —S
Baptist Groups Plan Winter Activities at First Baptist
The First Baptist Brotherhood met in the vestry on Tuesday October 12 to discuss winter plans and program details. The Ladies Aid gathered Friday at Mrs Joseph Lemont's West Bath home with about 30 members, planning a Christmas sale and other winter events while enjoying fruit from the Lemont orchard. next meeting set for Mrs Rideout of West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Brotherhood
First Baptist Church
Joseph Lemont
West Bath
Sanford’s Crossing
Popham Club Holds First Meeting of Year in Portland
The Popham club of Portland met at Mrs. Alfred Rowe's Emerson Street home for the first gathering of the year. Officers elected include President Mrs. Stewart, Vice President Mrs. Haley, and Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Rowe. Three guests attended: Misses Ella Rowe Lucy Snowman and Anna Haley, with members listed as Mrs. Isaac Stewart Mrs. Frank Snowman Mrs. Thomas Payne Mrs. J A Richardson Mrs. Parker Haley and Miss Josephine Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Club
Portland
Alfred Rowe
Emerson St
Stewart
Haley
Rowe
Ella Rowe
Lucy Snowman
Anna Haley
Isaac Stewart
Frank Snowman
Thomas Payne
J. A. Richardson
Parker Haley
Josephine Mason
Harvest supper at Beacon Lights vestry and revival planned
The Ladies' Aid held a harvest supper in the vestry last week. Rev. Felix Powell will begin a revival series on November 19 at Beacon Street Church with an accompanying singer and chorus leader. Mrs Grace E. B. Davis of Woolwich visited Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Lights
Felix Powell
Beacon Street Church
Bath's Health Board plans to guard children from polio
The Bath Board of Health proposes strict measures amid infantile paralysis fears. They require certificates of health for youths entering from Rockland and announce heightened inspections, while Rockland tightens closures of theatres churches and bans gatherings to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath's Health Board
the Times
Cuthbert McGay
Board of Health
Boards of _Health
Rockland
Thomaston
Camden
Boothbay Harbor
BE. W. Roger
Sec
Bath Board of Health
Courier Gazette
State Board of Health
Nickerson Pinkham Wedding in Southport
Carl C. Pinkham and Ruth E. Nickerson were married last week in Southport by Rev. Harold Grimshaw. They will live at 129 Center Street in Bath. The bride is daughter of Melville and Mary Nickerson. the groom son of Amos and family. Pinkham works at Bath Iron Works. Also, Harry Dunton started as superintendent of the Winter Street Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Pinkham
Ruth E. Nickerson
Southport
Harold Grimshaw
Bath
Center St
Melville Nickerson
Harry Dunton
Winter Street
Pink Pills for Pale People Aid Appetite and Digestion
Ad copy explains that loss of appetite and low vitality improve with Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The tonic aims to enrich blood and strengthen digestive glands, restoring interest in meals. A diet book from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY is offered. price is fifty cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Williams
Pink Pilla
Postnard
R. P
Key to Christian Science lecture draws large Universalist audience
Dr. Richard L. Swain spoke at the Universalist Church on Friday week delivering a nonjudgmental interpretation of Christian Science. He described the belief as a system easy to learn and outlined the notions of principle mortal mind and demonstration. He noted many find comfort in it and answered questions from congregants after the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Swain
Universalist Church
S. J. Willis
Swain
Bath
Lewiston
Waterhouse announces wedding of Gladysmae Waterhouse
Invitations issued by Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Henry Waterhouse for the marriage of their daughter Gladysmae Bernice Waterhouse to Elmer Forrest Walker on Wednesday evening October 18 from 8:15 to 10 in South Poland Maine. Miss Waterhouse taught elocution at Morse High School last year and has many friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Ernest F. Kelley
Leland R. Mitchell
Edward W. Hyde
John A. Small
Mitchell School
South Street
Winnegance
Mitchell
South Primary
Center
North Primary
Dummer Street
Upper Primary
North Bath
Marguerite Hennessy
Fannie E. Camack
North St
Camack
Miss Camack
Framingham Normal School
Newton
Mass
Everett
Florence Watson
Miss Watson
Gorham Normal School
Richmond
State Teachers’ Association
Portland
Bailey Evening School
Messrs. Mitchell and Kelley
Bailey
Walter T. Brown
Brown
University of Maine
Delbert Henry Waterhouse
Gladysmae Bernice
Elmer Forrest Walker
South Poland
Maine
Miss Waterhouse
Morse High School
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Kennebec Yacht Club
Clambake
Happy Nook
Rube's
Merry Zip
Grandview
Bull Rock
Grandview Hotel
L. W. Leitch
Rosedale
Pinehurst
Foster’s Point
Fisher
Oakledge
Mr. Cox
Ernest
Yarmouth
L. F.”” Medicine Co
Carmen
Brunswick Man
M.H.S
TEXAS
Texacos
Hynes
G. Rowe
Paige
H. Rowe
Grace EB. Davis
Woolwich
Harringtons
Parker Head
Linden Street
Nickerson-Pinkham
C. S
Fidelity Trust Company
Monument Square
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