Minstrel Show PackS Sasanoa Tribe in Evening Program
The Sasanoa tribe and Ramon a council presented a two hour minstrel show at Red Men hall Monday evening. With 200 attendees, the troupe showcased end men, soloists, and a hillbilly sketch, closing with a full company finale before dancing and applause for pianist Miss Stover.
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Red Men’s Hall
Sasanoa Tribe
Ramona Council
Hubert G. Farnsworth
Lillian Lover
Charles Dorsey
Eddie Arsenault
Edmund Ford
John Marks
Asa Wilson
Charles Ansert
Cliff Leeman
John Marks, Jr
Carlton Rideout
George Wilson
Ralph Boardman
Freeman Wilson
Mr. Dorsey
Alexander
Mr. Ford
Bath
Sunshine Valley
Asa Arthur Wilson
Freeman
Mississippi
Miss Stover
Hill Billies
Mr. Leeman
Mr. Boardman
The
Hillbillies
George
Mr. Farnsworth
Paradise Lane
Mr. Wilson
Dorsey
Audi
Leeman
Mr. Marks
Asa, Freeman
Harmony Boys
Farnsworth
Tribe
Eugene Haggett
Sachem
Sasanoa
Warren Richardson
Sanap
Bath Gunners Back Move To Form Skeet Club
Bath residents enthusiastic about a Skeet Shooting Club plan to use a field near Emery’s Mountain on the North Bath road. Organizers Bernard McCausland and Ed Sonia aim to build a layout with several donated traps, expecting a 50 member club by June, positioning Bath as a strong skeet competitor in Maine.
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Bath
Emery
Bath Road
United States
Maine
New England
Bernard McCausland
Ed Sonia
Morse High Chapter Honor Society Meets
Morse high school chapter of the National Honor Society met at Central church parish house Friday evening. Albert L. Ingalls presided as 17 members discussed finances, pins, initiation plans, and a senior award in conjunction with Morse teachers. A new charter and membership cards were ordered with September’s meeting agenda set.
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Carrie E. Shaw
Priscilla E. Colby
Beatrice M. Jenkins
Morse
Morse High School
M. Edna Hallowell
Olive M. Rowe
Stanley A. Rogers
Eugene G. Ingalls
Real estate transfers recorded in Sagadahoc registry
Over the last two weeks the Sagadahoc Registry of Deeds logged numerous transfers including Beatrice C. Crane to Roy Donnell in Bath and Lucy F. Quint to Mary I. Jack in Bowdoin, with multiple deeds in Bowdoinham Richmond Topsham and Woolwich among others and a note of Mrs. Fred D. Hill returning from Boston after attending the Metropolitan Opera.
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Sagadahoc Registry of
Bath
Beatrice C. Crane
Roy Donnell
Wallace
Reed
State of Maine
United Motor Fuel Corporation, Inc
Standard Oil Company of New York, Inc
Bowdoin
Lucy F. Quint
Mary I. Jack
Bowdoinham
Charles L. Douglass
Benjamin B. Douglass
Ella
Batchelder
Richmond
Roth
Winnegance Community News Updates and Church Activities
Charles Rogers is shingling the house of Fred Coombs. Sixty-five people attended Sunday preaching as Miss Sims spoke on Names from Acts 4 12. Bible study had 30, an adult class started with five enrolled, and others invited. Thursday meetings include teachers officers planning, choir rehearsal, and girls business meeting. Winneganee Auxiliary meets Thursday 2 p.m. at the club house. Bridge club hosted by Mrs Gus Small and Mrs Walter Rogers. Dromore Farm Bureau met Wednesday with Hortense Welch in charge on fruit and vegetable culture. Frost damaged High street, repairs planned for spring.
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Charles Rogers
Coombs
Miss Sims
Church School
Thitcher Pinkham
Winneganee
Gus Small
Walter Rogers
Bridge Club
Small
Dromore Farm Bureau
Cosmopolitan Garden Club Plans Exibit and Breakfast Event
Cosmopolitan Garden club committees met at the club house to discuss the Living Room Garden exhibit at the State of Maine Garden Exhibit and Spring Flower Show in Danish Village Scarboro May 30 to June 4. A breakfast fundraiser is set for April 18 from six to ten to cover exhibit costs with a program including Hans Christian Andersen stories and a noon luncheon for children. The event features flower and plant designs across many Maine inspired crafts with music by Maine musicians, a children's parade Flowers Personified and talks on wild flower preservation.
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Cosmopolitan Garden Club
State of Maine
Danish Village
Scarboro
Club House
Maine
Central Church Choir
Dagmar Potholm Petersen
Hans Christian Andersen
St. Francis of Assizzi
Sacred Heart Circle Holds April Business Meeting
About 80 members attended Sacred Heart circle No. 551 Daughters of Isabella in Knights of Columbus hall for an April meeting. Mrs. James E. McLaughlin was named April social committee chair with a roster including Miss Catherine E. Conley Mrs. Arthur J. Tracey Mrs. Alexander Burgess Jr Miss Nellie O'Connor Mrs. Albert Dickinson Mrs. Arthur Jenkins Mrs. Daniel J. Perry Mrs. John McDonald and Mrs. John W. Scott. The April social, a card party at Hotel Phoenix on April 20, tickets via committee. committee to meet after Sunday benediction in K of C hall. Four membership applications were read. The standing social committee chair Mrs. Grace Cunningham discussed a May ball. Members planning to attend the Father Remy circle fourth anniversary banquet at Hotel Eagle in Brunswick on April 23 were asked to notify Miss Mary A. Royal, secretary. The Birthday Sewing club celebrated a member Tuesday at Mrs. Stella Wade’s Oak Street home with cake and a gifts shower. Members present included Mrs. Celina Desjardins Mrs. Howard Blake Mrs. Eleanor McDonald Mrs. Lettie Thompson Mrs. Mabel Ansert Miss Minnie Woodman Miss Florence Aderton Miss Amy Wade. The club meets next Tuesday evening with Miss Minnie Woodman, 103 Middle Street.
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Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus Hall
James E. McLaughlin
Catherine E. Conley
Arthur J. Tracey
Alexander Burgess, Jr
Nellie O'Connor
Albert Dickinson
Arthur Jenkins
Daniel J. Perry
John McDonald
John W. Scott
Brunswick
Hotel Eagle
Mary A. Royal
Stella Wade
Oak Street
Mrs. Wade
Celina Desjardins
Howard Blake
Eleanor McDonald
Lettie Thompson
Current Events Club hears talk of customs in China
The Cosmopolitan Current Events class met and planned its next session for April 20 while discussing articles on Mussolini’s large family policy and two castaways. Mrs Donnell described Hong Kong and Tientsin, detailing daily life, temples, the Great Wall, and China’s modern situation, noting economic challenges but a hopeful future.
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Cosmopolitan
Cosmopolitan Club House
Charles J. Donnell
William L. Skelton
Frostina E. Marston
Mussolini
Italy
Donnell
China
Japan
Hong Kong
Tientsin
Rio de Janeiro
Peking
Imperial
City of Four Walls
Confucius
Manchukuo
Research class holds all day meeting at Corliss Street church
Mrs. Abner C. Johnson hosted the Corliss Street church Research class all day meeting at her home on 36 School Street. Seventeen members attended with guests Mrs. Bert Lonn and her son Victor Richard in the afternoon. A noon dinner featured cold ham scalloped potatoes peas pies doughnuts coffee candy and salted nuts. Business led by President St. George F. Allen included several matters, Bible questions, and readings. Plans were made for a May 2 gathering at Mrs. Angus E Burden’s home 20 Highland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner C. Johnson
Corliss Street
School Street
Bert Lonn
Victor Richard
Johnson
Alice F. Johnson
Angus E. Burden
St. George
Phippsburg Farm Bureau meeting and local notes
The Dromore Farm Bureau held a regular meeting at the Community clubhouse on Wednesday with Miss Hortense Welch leading a talk on Raising and Preserving Fruits and Vegetables at Home. Local residents and visitors from Bath and Lisbon Falls are noted for a series of social calls, travel, and road work planning in Augusta.
Dromore Grange Reports Meeting and Electrified Hall Progress
Dromore grange’s Tuesday gathering conferred first and second degrees on Ralph Kenney. Members noted better illumination, heard Evelyn Beals speak, and heard tales of cleaning, sewing, and household tasks. A third and fourth degree session is planned for next Tuesday.
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Dromore Grange
Ralph Kenney
Evelyn Beals
Lewis Swett Returns to Hebron for Studies
Lewis Swett resumed his studies in Hebron on Tuesday after spending ten days at his Linden Street home.
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Lewis Swett
Hebron
Linen Street
V F W Vets Readied for Maine State Encampment in Bath
Members of Dyer Flaherty post V F W prepare for the 14th annual Maine department and auxiliary encampment in Bath on June 8 and 9. The event features a memorial service, monster parade, banquet, and ball with high officials including Governor Brann and Congressman Moran. Naval destroyer arrival is sought.
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Dyer-Flaherty Post
Maine Department
Bath
Maine
Louis J. Brann
E. C. Moran, Jr
James E. van Zandt
Max Singer
Council of Administration
Arcade
Fred O. Hayward
Dyer-Flaherty Vest
Harold L. Corliss
Donald D. Young
Bertram Crocker
Kerwin B. Butcher
George E. Frost
Jesse Sanders
Adjt
William Mitchell
Daytown
J. Haining
William Williams
Harry Crocker
V. F. W. Prigade Band
Lewisto
Morse Girls Shine at Winslow Play Day and Plans
Morse was well represented at Winslow Play Day with Crystal Shorey Patria Staples Eva Gaudet Beatrice Rideout Esther Parker Muriel Quinn Doris Crocker and Helen Hosmer in mass games team games and human croquet. They plan a swimming meet with Brunswick high at the college natatorium and seek entrants via Miss Deering. Blair Wilson and Miss Deering coach tennis and a later tourney is hoped. A dramatic club meeting Friday featured Girl Shy and plans for a gym demonstration to end May with a large celebration. Morse girls may join track invitations despite Skowhegan’s uncertain track status.
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Morse
Winslow
Crystal Shorey
Patria Staples
Eva Gaudet
Beatrice Rideout
Esther Parker
Muriel Quinn
Doris Crocker
Helen Hosmer
Brunswick High
College
Miss Deering
Blair Wilson
Dramatic Club
Skowhegan
Tug Seguin to Have Thorough Repairing
The Seguin of the Kennebec Towage Co will probably leave this week for Portland for a general over hauling that will include a new foundation under the boiler. Launched March 27 1884 the 88 feet long towboat is 50 years old and formerly part of the Morse family fleet.
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Seguin
Kennebec Towage Co
Portland
B. W
H. T. Morse
Hyde Windlass Co
Morses
Knickerbocker
Kennebec
Thomas S. Gibbons
South Portland
Kennete Pywart and Coal Co
Veteran retires from business and plans farm life
Spearin plans to leave the business scene for a farm life with old Dobbin, moving to land next to relatives’ property for grazing. The piece notes a Wise Owl troop meeting at the Legion hall with 40 girl scouts, 18 passing Tenderfoot tests, two new members, led by Mrs. Sumner Sewall, Miss Bertha Lord, and Miss Catherine Shellenbarger.
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Spearin
Old Dobbin
Wise Owl
Legion Hall
Sumner Sewall
Bertha Lord
Catherine Shellenbarger
Foundation laid for organization on Water street
The Salvation Army considers exchange offers and a cash difference for a brick Water Street property that could serve as a central fire station. The book value exceeds $7,000, with an expected $6,000 allowance in the deal as city figures are awaited.
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Erty
Water Street
Salvation Army
Bathman Freed After 60 Days For Intoxication
The Bathman was released from Andpos coggin county jail in Auburn Monday after serving 60 days on an intoxication charge. He pled guilty before Owen J. Ledyard, court recorder, in municipal court Wednesday morning. He paid costs of court totaling $5.65 and was placed on six months probation with a 30 day jail sentence if he violates terms.
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Andposcoggin County
Auburn
Langdon Green
Owen J. Ledyard
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Fred D. Hill
High Street
Boston
Metropolitan Opera Company
Cosmopolitan Club
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James Abel
Earline
Etta Grogan
Kittery
Ernest Rogers
George C. Pease
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Augusta
C. M. Tubbs
W. S. Voorhees
Edward Bridgham
F. S. Sawyer
Carlson Bros
M. E. Wilbur
Parker Head
Pauline Rogers
Alice Coffin
Joseph ©. Purdue
Winter Street Congregational
Ralph Robinson
Anne Malcolm
Grace Kenney
Bessie Dickinson
Emma Ingalls
Andy Bahr
Neboktoolik
Kotzebuk Sound
Arctic Circle
Nome
Kitigazuitt Peninsular
Makenzee River
Reign Wars
State
Finance Committee
Mace Committee
Andrews
Board of Highways and Sewers
State Highway Commission
Lincoln Street
North Street
Center Street
Winnegance
Rodick
McPherson
Middle
York Streets
Alderman Smith
Bath Veteran Firemen’s Association
Alderman Andrews
Crescent Street Court
Smith
Alderman Emery
Carlton W. Rideout
Kelley Field
CWA
Gillies
Committee On Police
J. Horace McClure
Walter L. Whitney
William E. McLaughlin
Earl P. Cahoon
Henry C. Parshley
Gillies and Smith
Jenney Mfg. Co
Vine Street
Central Maine Power Co
Jenney Co
Parks
Gilmore
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