Technical Knockout For Gauvin In Ring Battle
Gauvin suffered a first career defeat by knockout to Stone after a knee injury in the second round. Stone opened with strong rights, then finished when Gauvin fell through the ropes. Sawyer outlasted by Murphy in a torrid semifinal. Gillo stopped Baker in the opening round amid controversy over a potential foul. About 450 fans attended the show featuring Potvin and Gauvin two weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
Stone
Gauvin
Eddie
Rocky
Spud Murphy
Jimmy Sawyer
Sanford
Sawyer
Jimmy
Murphy
Joe Gillo
Geney Baker
Brunswick
Baker
Gillo
Joe
Geney
Young Perkins
Sam Chase
Biddeford
Potvin
Ackeny Funeral Held for William P. Ackeny
The funeral for William P. Ackeny who died Friday was held Sunday afternoon at two at his North street extension home with Rev. George B. Wolstenholme officiating. Bearers were Newall Hamilton Byron Clark Elwood Chandler and N Gratz Jackson. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Ackeny
William P. Ackeny
North Street
George B. Wolstenholme
Newall Hamilton
Byron Clark
Elwood Chandler
N. Gratz Jackson
Oak Grove
Bequest To City Of Bath Exceeds Six Thousand Dollars
Emma C. Greenleaf widow of Charles H Greenleaf left a trust for the worthy poor not inmates of the Alms House in Bath Maine. The fund, called the Emma C Greenleaf fund, totals over $6,000 plus a small property north of the Greenleaf homestead. Bath officials voted to accept the legacy and establish the fund in trust for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Bath
Emma C. Greenleaf
Charles. H.“Greenleaf
Washington Street
Portland
Charles H. Cahill
Greenleaf
Bath
Maine
Educators Visit Montsweag Farm for Orchard Tour
A group from the University of Maine led by Prof. G H Waring and including R M Riley and R Clapp visited Montsweag Farm Thursday. They studied Maine apple orchard conditions, toured the Montsweag orchards and grading rooms with Charles Butler and supervisor Wooley, sampled light refreshments, and planned visits to Topsham fair exhibits before continuing statewide orchard tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Waring
Department of Horticulture
University of Maine
R. M. Riley
Roger Clapp
Montsweag Farm
F. L. Painter
Butler
L. G. Baston
North Berwick
Eugene
P. Brooks
Watertown
Conn
D. M. Clarke
Saybrook
Peter R. Clef
Norwood
Mass
Scott J. Rand
Wilton
H. O. DeCoster
Norway
Maine
Charles Henry Butler
Mr. Wooley
Topsham Fair
Annie M. Jacobson Funeral Held at Curtis Funeral Home
The funeral for Mrs. Annie M. Jacobson who died suddenly Friday noon at 72 Court Street was held Sunday at 2 PM at Curtis Funeral Home. Rev. David L. Wilson officiated. Bearers were Brian Scanlon Chester McKenzie William Donnell and Edward Miller. Donald Small spent the weekend in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Jacobson
Court Street
Curtis Funeral Home
David L. Wilson
Brian Scanlon
Chester McKenzie
William Donnell
Edward Miller
Community club opens season with friendly turnout
The first regular weekly party of the Community club drew good attendance on Wednesday night. Bridge prize went to Mrs. Harry F. Oliver and cribbage to Abram C. Oliver. Elmer Lufkin and Mrs. Sherman L. Morse noted visits and Topsham fair attendance. Robert P. Manson joined Bath Iron Works. The Thompsons plan to move to Wilton next month. the Dunning house will be occupied by the Parkers Rogers after the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Oliver
Abram C. Oliver
Elmer Lufkin
Isle Au Haut
Lufkin
Sherman L. Morse
Topsham Fair
Robert P. Manson
Bath Iron ‘Works
William ‘Thompson
Dunning House
Wilton
Parker
Rogers
Bath merchant Frank Brown dies after illness
Frank Brown 86 longtime Bath shoe merchant died early Saturday at Portland Eye and Ear Infirmary after a three week illness. Born September 18 1843 in Dixfield New Hampshire he moved to Bath in 1866 and worked in shoes for 51 years. Survived by daughter Rosa H Brown three grandchildren and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Bath
Portland Eye and Ear Infirmary
Mr. Brown
Dixfield
N H
Silas F
Hannah Brown
South Durham
Lynn
Mass
Helen A. Tucker
Rosa H
Arthur H
Brown
Polar Star Lodge
Dunlap
Rosa H. Brown
Harold E
Arthur D
Howard S. McPhee
Allentown
N. J
Ida Hacker
Henry Healy
Dorchester
Grace Allen Dies in Danbury After Poisoning
Mrs Grace Allen 25 of Danbury Conn died after swallowing lysol. She quarrelled with her mother says Mrs Mary Keeler. Separated from husband Jesse Allen of Bath for years she is survived by her mother her husband and sister Mrs Henry Pallo of Danbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Conn
Grace Allen
Mary Keeler
Death of William P. Ackeny at 68 in Bath
William P. Ackeny, 68, of North Street extension died suddenly at his home Friday from heart trouble. A native of Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania he worked many years at Bath Iron Works. He lived in Florida for about ten years before returning to Bath last June. He leaves a widow and an adopted daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Ackeny
North Street
Bath
Wilkesbarre
Bath Iron Works
Florida
Old Fashioned Concert at Dromore Grange
An old fashioned concert was on the program at Dromore grange Phipps burg Tuesday evening with 34 members present plus four from Bodwell grange of Small Point and two from Topsham grange. Old time songs were sung in costumes followed by a supper of dishes of yoolden tyme. Dromore grange reports strong fall meetings and good attendance. Mrs. Henry Adams and son Henry Jr of Sagadahoc Ferry and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Adams return from Durham after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Call. The Misses Alice and Winifred Adams were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Phippsburg
Bodwell Grange
Small Point
Topsham Grange
Henry Adams
Henry, Jr
Sagadahoc Ferry
Carl Adams
Durham
Harry Call
Alice
Winifred Adams
Call
Mary P. Hillssing
Thomas
Iit
Barker
Hampton Daley Place
William Wyman
Wyman
McKay Place
W. R. Bowie Place
Patty” Marr
Arthur
Hogan
Hogan Farm
Hogan Girls
Phippspurg
Parker Head
Charles Crosby
Gahan
Miss Hill
Popham Crossroad
West Point
Basin
Morse’s Mountain
Reach
Blaisdell
Hampton Daley
James Percy
Chase Place
Edith Bolton
Portland
J. E. Perry
Frank Higgins
Bath
Hattie Bowker
Bald Head
Emma Perry
Wynburg
Miss Perry
John Walker
Thomaston
James E. Perry
William Hatch
John Nocton
George Wallace
Kenneth
Dedham
Mass
Raymond Campbell
Cairns
Gloucester
Mattie Cutting
Miss Cutting
Charles Minott
Abbie
Alice Minott
Topsham Fair
Sophie W. Shepard
Hyte’ Wyman
Henry Minott
Nellie Cutting
Charles Cutting
M. Cattell
Hyte
Robinhood
Charles V. Minott
Hyte Wyman
Emma
Perry
New Meadows River
Angie Purington
Beula McIntyre
Winnegance
James Wyman
New York
Chicago
Kreicher
Jennie Woodward
Cox's Head
Eric Carlson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frederick Cobb
Cobb
Walter Percy
Percy
Turner McCarty
Rutherford
N. J
Boston
Savannah Line
Savannah
Jordan
Rac Aear
Aew
Kidder Auto Case Opens In Municipal Court
State v Charles H Kidder began in municipal court with hearings on reckless driving after a collision near Blind Crossing. Witnesses including Officer Thompson and J H Torrey described the crashes and Kidder's car positions as the trial proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidder
State
Charles H. Kidder
Milan Street
Municipal Court
Ten O
John J. Keegan
Bridgham and
Richardson
John P. Carey
Ralph O Dale
Joseph Torrey
Packard
Torrey
Mr. Kidder
Thompson
Keegan
Carey
J. Haviland Torrey
Torrey Packard
Chevrolet
Harry L. Thompson
Blind Crossing
Maine Odd Fellows Elect New Officers
Edward R. Ambrose of Springvale named Grand Master elevating from Grand Warden. Others elected Deputy Master Arthur R. Lovette Bangor Warden J A Patton Bar Harbor Secretary James H Townsend Portland Treasurer Louis E Flanders Auburn. Ellery E Bowden Winterport and Joseph E Odiorne Coopers Mills named grand representatives. Annual meeting ends with a ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Ambrose
Springvale
Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Arthur R. Lovette
Bangor
J. A. Patton
Bar Harbor
James H. Townsend
Portland
Louis E. Flanders
Auburn
Ellery E. Bowden
Winterport
Joseph E. Odiorne
Coopers Mills
Phippsburg Notes On Burials And Local History
A reader reports on neglected burial plots in Phippsburg, naming Wy man and Gahan plots near Parker Head and other sites. The piece urges clearing bushes for access, notes missing stones and careful transcription of inscriptions, and highlights a Columbus Day program at Parker Head school with plans for a Hallowe en show on Nov 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Head School
Bessie Galvin
Bath
Parker Head
Galvin
Florence Wyman
Priscilla Wyman
Columbus
Wilma Hodgkins
Arrival of Columbus
Elmer Blaisdell
Billy Bradshaw
Mae Stacey
Helen Cushing
Leo Hamel
Edward Stacey
Leonice Cushing
Phyllis Young
Local Families Gather for Seasonal Social and Travel News
Group II students from grades five through eight perform poems and songs including Gem of the Ocean and Our Flag in Columbia with Frances Kreidler and Mildred Harrington among listed singers. Several local residents and visitors travel between Meadowbrook, South Portland, Florida, Bath, and Portland, with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Libby, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Stewart, and others noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbus
Valladolid
Leonice Cushing
America
Frances Kreidler
Our Flag Group II
Mildred Harrington
John Kreidler
Wilma Hodgkins
William Stacey
Priscilla Wyman
Florence Wyman
Grand Lodge to Lay Cornerstone in Kenne Maine
Grand Master Harold E. Cooke issues notice for a special Grand Lodge of Maine meeting in Kenne on Saturday October 26 at 2 30 p m to lay the cornerstone of a new Masonic building. The ceremony will be by M W Harold E Cooke with all grand officers urged to attend and to notify him at 183 Water Street Gardiner if they will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Cooke
Grand Masonic Lodge of
Maine
Kenne
M. W. Harold E. Cooke
Water’ Street
Gardiner
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Eddie Gauvin
Bath Man
Myrtle-Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Colonial Cafe
Minnier
Hathaway
Winthrop
Blanche Smith
Eva Atwood
Mary Lowell
Carolyn Kingsbury
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Mary Gillespie
Neliie Hunt
Sec Ty
Amelia Mitchell
Ha Scott
Rebecca Feere
Abby Mulcahy
Pearl Campbell
Mary McIntire
Effie Parrish
Lucy Perry
Lois
Mary Curtis
Lodge
Smith
Gertrude Stewart
Donald Small
Mrs
ODD Fellows
Bath Savings Institution
Walter Libby
Meadowbrook
South Portland
Simon Stewart
Helen
Fred Sawyer
Stewart
Fore River
Quincy
Horace Aitken
Kenneth Clifford
Beachmont
Grand Masonic Lodge
van Loons
BY F. Leipziger