Cosmopolitan Club Minstrels Delight Bath Audience
A large Bath Opera House audience Thursday evening applauded the Cosmopolitan club minstrels. An all female cast of 26 performed snappy songs and dance, with Miss Miriam Kimball and Mrs Lydia Baxter Smith headlining in Duncan Sisters numbers and other standout solos and choruses earning encore after encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Bath Opera House
Miriam Kimball
Lydia Baxter Smith
Duncan
Genevieve Duprey
Marion Hill Freeman
Carolyn Stackpole
Elsie Burkhard
Mrs. Freeman
Miss Duprey
Lillian Lewin
Darkey
Miss Kimball
Mary Larrabee
Rose Ann McFadden
Dorothy Furber
Ee Hunt
Margaret Whalen
Harriet Rd
Truck Hauled Up From River Bottom
Percy D. Marston of Woolwich lifted a three ton Reo from Back River after it broke through the Arrowsic Georgetown bridge last week. Using a fall and tackle with Nat Howe's truck, the recovery was completed with no mishap as repairs proceed under Arrowsic selectmen supervision. The engine started and lights functioned when run in Brunswick, and the bridge is expected to reopen by Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy D. Marston
Woolwich
Back River
Arrowsie-Georgetown
Nat Howe
Mr. Marston
Brunswick
George L. Tarr
Board of Selectmen of
Arrowsic
Ladies gym class proposed by Miss Baraby at YMCA
Miss Evelyn Baraby proposes a nine week gymnasium class for young business women starting October 22. Classes would meet Mondays and Fridays from 7 30 to 8 30 pm and registration is urged at the YMCA. The plan awaits sufficient interest to proceed. Also note: Mr Eugene Aderton and Mrs Card hosted Swanville visit. Aderton once worked at Kennebec Greenhouses and now runs a poultry farm with 1800 hens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Baraby
Miss Baraby
Y.M.C.A
Eugene Aderton
Swanville
Charles Card
Chestnut Street
Aderton
Kennebec
Dubs Edge Flubs in Shore Acres Golf Tournament
The Dubs defeated the Flubs 16 to 9 at Shore Acre course in Sebasco in the second Flub-Dub golf tourney. Fifty golfers formed twelve foursomes and one twosome. Ralph O. Dale led the Flubs with an 81 on 18 holes, followed by Vet Cushman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore Acre
Sebasco
Ralph O. Dale
Vet Cushman
Sunshine City Sees Rise in Winter Visitors This Season
Bath welcomes a growing winter influx with more visitors expected as warm weather continues. Residents already book in southbound trips, and new attractions include golf, tennis, archery, and shuffleboard. Moses band will perform 20 weeks in Williams Park, with numerous golf tournaments and a growing fleet of yachts and house boats at the docks. Tourist demand and a free illustrated booklet signal strong seasonal prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Tropics
St. Petersburg
E. J. Bachelder
Lincoln Street
Frank Brown
Rose
Washington Street
Bucknam
Lois A. Bucknam
Wilber G. Cahill
High Street
Elizabeth Dunbar
G. A. Glass
Fred H. Lord
R.F.D
Pauline C. Moulton
Middle Street
Anne M. Robinson
Harry B Sawyer
Dummer Street
William Yule
Wise City
Moses Famous Concert Band
Williams Park
Chamber of Commerce
Sunshine City
Sentences Imposed in Liquor Cases in Augusta Court
Irving Barter paid a fine of 108.52 dollars and had his two month jail sentence suspended. Fraser Haynes and Peter Lebe were placed on one year probation with all sentences suspended. They previously faced two months in Augusta jail after pleading guilty to single sales and sales with authorities. Michael Leydon’s case went to the supreme court for settlement after an appeal of municipal court punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Barter
Fraser Haynes
Peter Lebe
Augusta
J. J. Keegan
Supreme Court
Michael Leydon
Morse Meets Rockland in Final Home Game at Bath
Morse high prepares for a showdown with Rockland Saturday at Bath after dispatching Gardiner and Edward Little. Rockland, boasting a sharp lineup, trails Auburn and Gardiner but has defeated Belfast and split with Skowhegan and Brewer. Morse seeks revenge on Rockland, last seen defeating Morse in prior seasons, with Snipe returning to bolster the backfield while Lyden mends a knee injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Edward Little
Morse High
Rockland
Bath
Cutts
Auburn
Skowhegan
Brewer
Belfast
Morse
Seasson
Snipe
Lyden
Boston College beam trawler launches at Bath Iron Works
The 124 foot Diesel engined beam trawler Boston College was launched at Bath Iron Works on Wednesday at 3 40 PM in private ceremonies. Francis J. O’Hara and Peter Busalacchi led a 30 strong Boston group for the Atlantic & Pacific Fish Co. The vessel, designed by Bath Iron Works, will be delivered Oct 24 after trials in the river mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College
Bath Iron Works Corp
Boston
Francis J. O'Hara
Peter Busalacchi
Atlantic & Pacific Fish Co
Mr. Flynn
Pres. Williams. Newell
Treas
L. Eugene Thebeau
Iron Works
Colonial
Vanda
Flynn
Georgetown
Harvard
Yale
Pres. O'Hara
Dartmouth
Iion Works
Magnusson
Bath
Bath Iron Works
American Bureau of Shipping
Fairbanks-Morse
Holy Cross
Bath Rotarians Hear Fine Paris Talk at Luncheon
Bath Rotary guests Ellis Aldrich and J. Ernest Chalmers attended with Bath guest Charles Higgins as Dr. Langdon Snipe shared travel impressions of Paris. He described hotels theatres cabarets and tourist oriented venues and noted French indifference to America while English interest persisted and curiosity about U S Prohibition remained. Percy Low joined Bath fans at Bowdoin Williams game at Whittierfield Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Phoenix
Ellis L. Aldrich
Brunswick
J. Ernest Chalmers
Lewiston-Auburn Rotary Club
Charles R. Higgins
Bath
Langdon T. Snipe
Edmund P. Briggs
Paris
America
Europe
Percy Low
Bowdoin- Williams
Whittierfield
Drive for funds for YMCA gains momentum in city
The YMCA campaign advances with a goal of 3500 in contributions to sustain its work for the coming year. Several supporters have already given voluntarily, reflecting community spirit and urging broader participation to prevent crime through prevention and character-building programs.
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Y.M.C. A
America
Young Men's Christian Association
Times
Association
E. D. Hardin
Marcia Moulton Jacob Verheus
N. Gratz Jackson
Charles Parks Solomon Greenblatt
J. F. Skillings
Arthur Eller
Lloyd Steeves Morris Povich
Roy Colby
O. M. Redlon
Arthur Pratt
Columbia Hotel
Corner Brook Foundry & Machine Co
Robert L. Brownell
R. P. Higgins
Frank Pepper
F. H. Thompson
Fred R. Lord W. T. Powell
Charles H. Morse
Cecil E. Paine
Charles M. Miller
C. A. Martin Page
A. Wyman
F. N. Reid
Roy Shackford
Mikelsky’s
Dora L. Howard
C. L. Farnham, Inc
W. H. White
H. T. Passmore
E. M. Wright
Charles F. Cummings Norman Howard Trott Brothers
W. I. Voorhees
Chester A. Plant
E. A. Stover
Bath Grain Company
Walter F. Abbott
Herbert L. Douglas
William T. Cobb
Scott M. Golder
J. M. Trott
Harry A. Walters
Markson Brothers
K. I. Miller Co
Kingsley
Daughters of 1812 Visit Bath Chapter Members
Enterprise chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of 1812 visited Bath on Monday hosted by Mrs. Henry W. Butler at 624 High Street. Officers present included Regent Mrs. B. G. W. Cushman and Vice Regent Miss Mary P. Hill. Two new candidates were admitted. A program featured travel talks by Mrs. L. E. Jordan and Mrs. Samuel Stewart and a rescue story of a Bath vessel. Refreshments followed with garden flowers and patriotic decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
National Society of the U. S. Daughters of 1812
Bath
Henry W. Butler
High Street
B. G. W. Cushman
Mary P. Hill
Frank G. Peck
Isabel T. Marble
John M. Hyde
Maine Central Aids Aroostook Potatoes Market Push
Industrial Agent W G Hunton announced Maine Central Railroad will support marketing high quality Aroostook County potatoes. He praised H B Kelley of Caribou for pursuing the quality trade in the East and noted a carload order for Maine Central employees and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central
Aroostook
Maine Central Railroad
Maine
W G. Hunton
Hunton
Boston
Idaho
H. B. Kelley
Caribou
Aroostook County
Kelley
Aroosg
Gagne Found Not Guilty in Bath Theft Case
Elzear Gagne, inmate at City farm Lewiston, was cleared in Bath municipal court of stealing 40 from his nephew Alfred Nadeau. Nadeau testified he woke to find the money missing after an evening together that included Jamaica ginger. Judge Keegan discharged Gagne after testimony supporting his integrity and an interpreter-assisted hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elzear Gagne
City Farm
Lewiston
Alfred Nadeau
Bath
Nadeau
Eliza Atkinson
Commercial Street
Gagne
Rice
Antoine Landry
Keegan
Maple Street
New England Apple Crop Lightest Since 1922
The New England Crop Reporting Service says this year’s commercial apple harvest is the lightest since 1922 with an estimated 1,476,000 barrels, down from 1,635,000 last year. McIntosh apples are very light, other varieties near last year’s levels except in Maine where all varieties are scarce.
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New England
Maine
Bath Fire Department Praised by W C T U
The Bath fire department is praised in W C T U resolutions during Fire Prevention Week. Seven Bath delegates attended the Maine State convention in Augusta. plans include a moving pictures department with Mrs Beatrice Rand and Miss Ruth Emerson leading temperance efforts. Mayor McLean and Governor Brewster spoke at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Augusta
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Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Phone
Dubs
Shore Acres
Florida
Rockland High
William F. Flynn
Albert
Belgium
Chateau Thierry
Hog Island
Daughters OF 1812
Enterprise Chapter
W.C.T.U
Rand
Department of Fairs
Miss Ruth Emerson
Eve
Winchester
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