West Bath Grange program entertains and plans fair
At the Grange hall a Monday program led by Stanley Peterson Vaughn Smiley and Joseph Melrose featured singing conundrums and readings with FE Haggett and David Henderson. A cafeteria lunch followed before preparations for the annual fair keep members busy. local social ties include visits and guests from Bath Sanford’s Crossing and York Beach with multiple households attending and traveling to camp sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Peterson
Vaughn Smiley
Joseph Melrose
The
Grange
Grange Hall
Leslie Wold
FE. W. Haggett
Reading
David Henderson
Felix
W. F. Brown
Sanford’s Crossing
Blanchard
Maine
Charles Brooks
Wesley Methodist Church
Ernest BE. Williams
Campbelll Pond
Earl Dornnell
William Whitlam
North Bath
J. M. Lemont
E. W. Haggett
Harry Lemont
Stave Breton
Bath
York Beach
H. E. Peterson
Massachusetts
Footer
Red Cross
Elmer Hodgkins
Middle Street
Melville South
E. B. Noses
Everett
Mass
Ernest M. Holman
Elm Street
George Vo Jewett
Cottague
Sabinrr
Silas Bates
Revere
Samuel Bates
Sabine
Idella Altekamp
Mase
Sabime
Momeday
Henry Brown
William Brown
Chester King
Wilbeat Pierson
Jewett Pit
Vicinnity
Filmer Uoewighin
Ellen
Melville Smith
Noyes
Saline
Anvil
J. B. Neifey
Hermes
Mere J. Larrabee
Rick. Mere
K. Beewa
Richard
Jane Haggett
John Pooler
Retmrmert Sanday
Waterville
Mir
Netley
Sannes
Mere Soeph
Larrabee
Fred Brace
Maye
Errrethe Scilkees
Mere
J MW. Lemon
Lemene
Bieggere
Magoelt Elaggrer
Walter Mure
Llewellyn Rewers
Ehileiven Eielen
Colen Ane Fisvien Regers
Ant Fred Bother
Bor
Beant Shere White
Sanferd
American Bureau Proposes New Committees at Board Meeting
Changes in committees of the American Bureau of Shipping were proposed and will be voted at the annual session January 31. Asa F. Davison is nominated to the board, replacing George J. Baldwin who retired. New members include H. A. Morvan and others named for naval architecture and marine engineering subcommittees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bureau of Shipping
Board of Managers
Asa F. Davison
United States Prairia
George J. Balduim
American International Corporation
H. A. Morvan
New York Shipbuilding Coformeris
Fath
Charles I. Edwaris
J. F. Mettes
Penton Willian W. Sonith
John A. Upsedell
Ko Warriner
Amd
Charles PP Wetherbeer
Mack Douglas F. Cox
Cos & Appleton
A F Davison
Prited Fruit Co
Raising Berries in This Section
A fragmented local notice describes berry farming in New Meadows and nearby rivers. It mentions funding for a project and references various participants and dates, though many words are garbled, leaving unclear specifics about the event or beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanton
Court Stenographer’s Hobby Unearths Wartime Scenes
The stenographer John AU Haslem recounts a life at the keyboard during a historic session. He notes the speakers and circuit events, including the Heine of Representatives and the Maine circuit, while recalling a time when a domestic ceremony and wartime writing occupied his attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John AU Haslem
Pdipc
Haydon
Fife Temure
Dheronas
Maine
Thamos
Tapini
Bath delegation plans to attend the meeting
A garbled report outlines Bath delegates attending a meeting with unclear details. It references a speaker, a time, and intersection with an institute and other entities, but specifics are lost in OCR corruption. The fragment mentions people and organizations such as Beeson Seed and various local bodies, with no coherent sequence.
Saturday Club's Fine Program in Bath and Brunswick
The Saturday club in Brunswick invites all women from Bath Brunswick Tops ham and surrounding towns to join. Officers include Miss May T. Potter president and Mrs Roscoe 4 Ham vice president. The 1422-123 program features lectures marionette shows and concerts from October to March at Town Hall Memorial Hall and Community House with events by Eugene S Jones and Tony Sarg Marionettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Brunswick
Topsham
May T. Potter
Roscoe 4
Saterday
Get
Comamanus House
Charles Turnett
Isabel Forsaith
Charles A. Gilman
Mendes
New
Town Hall
New England
Eugene S Jones
Tuewias
Tomy Sargs
Dee
Teverles Men
Cotemuanity
Spain
Alice Lrewn Frode
P.m
Mali Kev
Vimernt
Torsdas
Spom
Hiei
Spoon
Kate Upton
Mrumewick
Altteengis
Aere
Tony Sarg
le Suet
Fifty Millions for Waste Paper Pushes Industry Forward
A landmark plan proposes fifty million dollars for waste paper to be reworked in the United States and turned back into pulp and new paper. The scheme would raise mill output and address a shortage of waste paper as furnaces adapt to new accords. Industry and merchants expect shifts at the fall conference, with renewals under federal guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paper
Murte
Hiewge
Miley
Auerehant
Pier Meek
Deserter Allegations Timed Around Patterson Case
Fragmented report references a desertion claim involving Patterson with mentions of a person named Patras and a date context in the events. The text describes a search or court-like action, with names such as George A and other scattered details about weighing, trials, and possible military or athletic references. The article appears to be a dystopian or garbled transcription of a historical notice with uncertain specifics.
Clerks Busy with 1923 Auto Registration Mailings
The Secre tary of State’s office is mailing envelopes with 1923 auto registration and operators license application blanks to about 100000 residents. Deputy Edgar C. Smith directs the effort. The form adds a line for the preferred address if sending licenses elsewhere. Those with certain registration numbers may apply before December 1 for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Edgar C. Smith
Obituary of Albert Tibbett longtime Bath shipyard caulker
Albert Tibbett 87 died at home on 1434 Washington Street after a long illness. A veteran forenoon caulker in Bath shipyards, he was born September 27 in Mont Swea g. He worked on his father’s farm before moving to Bath and later Wisconsin, then returned to Bath. He married Norah A. Kennerson. the service was performed after travel delays in March 1862. Survived by a daughter Mrs Henry Adams of Bath and two grandchildren Albert Adams of Rockport and Mixx Myre Adams of Bath. He was active in local Republican politics and numerous fraternal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Tibbett
Washington -Ireet
Pie
Montsweag
James
Mary Gould Tibbett
Bath
Wisconsin
Odd Jol
Meo O
Norah A. Kennerson
Moewe
Hebeera Kennerwon
Math
Wetherbee
Beacon Street
Tibbetts
Tibbetts Hadeen
Cty Council
Ward G
Solar
Masons, Montgomery
Death of George H H Wolfe 65 in Bath area
George H H Wolfe aged 65 died Sunday at his home after a week of illness from asthma and pneumonia. Born in Bath to John and Margaret Leavitt De Wolfe he lived mostly locally, worked as a brick mason, later a supervisor at South Street schools, and was loved by children. Survived by his wife and a brother Frank JeWel of Phippsburg. community mourns his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George HH. S. Wolfe
Bath
John
Margaret Leavitt de Wolfe
Massachusetts
George F. Meed
South Street
Frank JeWel
Phippsburg
Jaerena
MRS MARION YOUNG Died After Long Illness In Parke County
Mrs Marion Young died Monday at home after two years of illness. Born in Whigebor to Sedin and Eleie Lewes she lived in Sande Pac. She was a member of Treteest Veese congregation and a legalist atts wut. Survived by two sons and other relatives. Fire destroyed a building behind Parkieuge residence. a portion saved by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Merssuz
Whiggebore
Sedin
Eleie Lewes
Sande Pac
Slace
Treteest Veese
Atty Alee
Eppert
John J Te
Bea Everitt
Viet Teed
Denaing
Fragmentary report from unclear event near Kaated
Vague lines describe a Monday incident on a wing trip near Kaated involving felons and a video. Mentions cheering, a crowd, and damaged equipment. details are fragmentary and readings are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaated
Great artists on the program for Portland concert season
Emilio de Gogorza opens the Municipal Concert season in Portland for 1922 23 with ten concerts and a stellar guest list includes Elly Ney Claire Dux Eva Gauthier Casals the Elschuco Trio Tosca Seidel George Meder Willem Willke Elias Breeskin Aurelio Giorni and Edwin H Lemare under Portland Music Commission. The Boston Symphony Orchestra led by Pierr Montreux closes the series with a yet unnamed tenth artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilio de Gogorza
Portland
Portland Music Commission
Gogorza
Maine
Elly Ney
Mme. Ney
New York
Claire Dux
Chicago Opera Association
Royal Operas
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Mile
Dux
Eva Gauthier
Uole Casals
Mr. Casals
New York Symphony
Elschuco
Jan II
Willem Willke
Kneisel
Elias Breeskin
Aurelio Giorni
Tosca Seidel
George Meder
Ife
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Pierr Montreux
Edwin H. Lemare
Lemare
Great Britain
MacMillan Coming To Bath For Cosmopolitan Lecture
Arctic explorer Dr. Donald B. MacMillan will visit Bath on November 2 to lecture at the Columbia Theatre for the Cosmopolitan club. His 1910 Bath appearance drew full houses, and local excitement suggests a strong ticket take as Bath residents welcome him back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. MacMillan
Bath
Columbia Theatre
Cosmopolitan Club
MacMillan
Northland
Columbia
Maine grave marker honors Cushman founder
A bronze tablet was erected Friday at Nathaniel Cushman's grave in Maple Grove cemetery Mechanic Falls to honor his lasting donation for cemetery upkeep. The piece notes the graveyard's beauty and Cushman's ongoing legacy in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Cushman
Maple Grove
Mechanic Falls
Aroostook
Guy V. Gannett
Augusta
Maine
National Committee For
American Legion
Gannett
A. L. King
U. S. II
Portland
Serviere
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Viteria
Navy
Arthur E. Libby
State Road
Wells
York County
Libby
Elsie Libby
Kentucky Driving Club
Treweh
Little River
Bert Bennett
Bowdoin and Wesleyan clash over McCurdy plays dispute
Bowdoin faces criticism over alleged use of Bowdoin plays by Hugh McCurdy now with Wesleyan. A Wesleyan faculty letter refutes the charge, noting McCurdy did not teach or scout Bowdoin plays. Meanwhile Bath Dramatic association selects Rollo's Wild Oats for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Dramatic Club
Rollo
Bowdoin
Hugh McCurdy
Wesleyan
Middleton
Paul Nixon
Joseph W. Hewitt
McCurdy
Bowdoins
Amherst
Mae
Loam
Boston
Tosa
Ostergren
Favor
Tie
Columbia
New York
Ochieve
Wolls Chapter Holds First Meeting of Season in Old Fort Western
Wolls chapter of D. AL RL of Augusta convened Thursday afternoon at Old Fort Western with hostesses Mrs. George TL Crickett Mrs. Charles Wy Jones and Mrs. Evans Morse. Mrs. Elvine S. Wiles presented as candidate for state regent and was unanimously endorsed by the chapter, a surprise nomination by Past State Regent Mrs. Lucy W. Hazlitt of Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viles
Lucy W. Hazlitt
Bangor
Hospital Board Meeting Notes and October Week Dedication
The City hospital board held its regular monthly meeting in the Aldermen's room of City hall on Friday afternoon chaired by president William D. Sewill with good attendance. Routine business was transacted and the notice announced Hospital Dedication Week the period of October 23. The article notes unusual history of ownership with former residents moving to California years ago and current occupants also coming from California from the same town, but the two groups scarcely knew one another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
City Hall
Willian
Sewill
Wedding of Bessie De to Wart French in Rockland
The wedding of Bessie De to Wart French took place Tuesday at the home of Ma and Mrs John Benner in North Waldoboro. Rev Lewis W Westoff of Bath officiated with Elizabeth Nichols as roving ring bearer. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Wesley Nichols. The bride wore Canton crepe with gray over-drapery. the bridegroom wore a changeable suit. After the ceremony, refreshments were served. the couple will reside at 9 Florence Street in Rockland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Benner
North Waldoboro
Get. TO
Bessie de
Wart Bo French
Kkob. French
Roelkland
Revo Lewis
Wesley Nichols
Rockland
Florence Street
Knights of Pythias District 10 Convention in Freeport
Knights of Pythias District 10 plans a Friday evening convention in Freeport with lodges from Freeport Yarmouth Brunswick and Bath. Supper 6 to 7 30. Willis Mann of Bath in charge. Kennebec lodge Bowdoinham opens the meeting and Weseussogo lodge Yarmouth handles the class of candidates. Bath Pythians travel by auto and on the live clock trolley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Freeport
Yarmouth
Brumswick
Bath
Willis Mann
Kennebec Lodge
Bowdoinhn
Weseussogo Lodge
Bath Pythians
Murray Universalist church food sale raises over $50
The Murray club of the Universalist church held a Saturday food sale at the former Swett drug store on Front Street. More than $50 was cleared from baked beans and woys on sale. Alfie Jacobs chaired the committee with help from Mrs. Lewis DB Swett, Mrs. Marid Tongrey, Mas. Harry BP. Passioore, Mas. Charles TL Tlooper, Miss Mme Hut Tlooper.
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West Bath
Ant
Breen Aire
Mir Woarrer
ELF
American Bureau
Charles P. Wetherbee
Beth
Savio Entertainment
Ibarrs F
Westpoft
Uae
Govreudsé Oriental Cream
Claim Patterson
Jon Patras
Seth Dee
Perewett
Soci
Wari
George
Maren Dube
Albert Tibbetts
George H. Dewolfe
Marion Young
Young
Mckay Park
Renaud-Moore
Renand
Mri
Creare
Sonwax Mevierse Co
Sorway
Portland Municipal
Macmillan Coming
Maine News Notes
Mallory Fall
Manhattan
Bates Street
Hathaway
Thompson Bros. Inc
Thompson Bros
M’curdy
Bath Dramatic Association
Claire Kummer
Masonic Building Fund
Ti. A.use
W. AL Parker
Katherine Torrey
Madelyn Chase
Chester S. Kingsley
George A. McFadden
Hiram A. Tobey
HR. M. White
John HE. Grindell
H. T. Stevens
Bb. OL. Andrews
Benner
Murray Club
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