Lincoln County Women’s Clubs Hold Semiannual Session
About 200 members of the Lincoln County Union of Women’s Clubs gathered at the Congregational church for the semiannual meeting. President Mrs Maud Clark Gay of Waldoboro led the program with readings, music, reports from officers and the State Federation, and a guest address by Mrs Florence Waugh Danforth. Local clubs presented sketches and solos while members discussed club activities and planned future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Union of Women's Clubs
Congregational Church
Maud Clark Gay
Waldoboro
Women's Club
Singing of America
Henry W. Webb
Wiscoasset
Woman's Club
Minnie M. Wyman
Newcastle
State Federation
Lewiston
Welock
St Philipys Parish
Fanny Orne Perkins
Boothbay
Amy A. Miskine
Burlington
Inez Denney
Randall Jones
Damariscotta Mills
George Jones
Florence Waugh Danforth
Union
Danforth
He Theakston
Welfare Conference at Lewiston Two Days of Meetings
Eighteenth annual Maine State Conference of Social Welfare holds a two day program in Lewiston with sessions at Bates College and various venues. Noted speakers include Dr. Stephen A. Vosburgh, Meyer Bloomfield, and Dr. Eugene La Forrest Swan. Topics cover social conditions in Russia, Travelers Aid, rural health, social hygiene, and prohibition. Sessions list both morning and afternoon programs with lectures, discussions, and official reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine State Conference of Social Welfare
Lewiston
Stephen A. Vosburgh
Pownal
Milo Dearson
Auburn
Clifton D. Gray
Bates College
John J
Deering
Saco
Charless. Chute
National Probation — Association
New York City
Ralph W. Crockett
Max I. Vinansky
Portland
Robert A. Cony
Augusta
Dates College
Colby Chase
Meyer Bloomfield
Boston
Howard KR. Ives
Russia
Anders Myhrman
Travelers — Aid
Bertha McCall
New York
Travelers’ Aid
Malinde Havey
A. R
Washington
Mary G. Price
Cumberland County Public Health Association
Eugene la Forrest Swan
American Association of Social Hygiene
Alvin (. Goddard
Chase Hall
Little Theatre
Hathorn Hall
Uniquely addressed letter reaches Bath from Cambridge
A letter without a written address arrived at the Bath post office from Cambridge Massachusetts. Drawings and sayings decoded the address showing Bath Me and 168 Middle Street. The recipient was identified as Miss Doris Campbell, Bath Maine.Hon. R. H. Baxter is expected back from his hunting trip in northern Maine on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Cambridge
Mass
Maine
Middle Street
Doris
Doris Campbell
R. H. Baxter
Machias D A R Unveils Tablet Honoring Early Town Heroes
A Columbus Day ceremony in Machias featured the Hamah Weston chapter D A R unveiling a tablet on the county grounds near the courthouse. John C Merrill of East Machias gave the address and Mrs Victor Warren spoke for the state. The marker rests on local quarry stone. The event highlighted Machias history including the Margaretta and the Lexington of the Seas episode and Hannah Weston’s wartime bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machias
Hamah Weston
D. A. RR
Court House
John C. Merrill
East Machias
Victor Warren
Dover-Foxcroft
Americas
Lexington and
Concord
Tehabod Jones
Boston
Munchias
Moore
Liberty Pole
Margaretta
Jones’ Wood
Massachusetts
John O'Brien
Hannah Weston
Pleasant River
Ecampany
Obituary: Miss Gertrude Weeks Dies in Boston After World Tour
Former Bath resident Miss Gertrude Weeks head of the biological department at the Teachers' College Boston died suddenly Sunday at Baptist Hospital. She recently returned from a world trip during sabbatical, studied at Radcliffe and Boston Normal, taught at Massachusetts Tech, survived by brother George Weeks. Wallace Boyden praised her work and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Weeks
Teachers’ College
Boston
The
Baptist Hospital
Francis Weeks
Grove Street
Miss Weeks
Bath
George Weeks
Radcliffe College
Boston Normal School
Massachusetts Tech
Wallace
Boyden
West Bath Red Cross meeting postponed due to weather
The West Bath Red Cross branch postponed its Wednesday meeting due to bad weather and will hold an all day session today in the grange hall. A lunch committee includes Mrs. Laura Lemont, Mrs. Hope Ward and Miss Ella Douglas. work on children garments and quilts was expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Red Cross
Grange Hall
Laura Lemont
Hope Ward
Ella Douglas
John Higgins
Portland
Bangor
John Haywood
Lttl
Brunswick
Stacy Robbins
Laurrabee’s Grove
Com. Bryant
Blanche Bryant
Joseph W. White
Delmar Bates
Mary
Bath
Bates
Samuel F. Bates
Sabine
Henry Cotreau
Cotreau
Ida Bonney
Ronald Bonney
Russell Street
Mer
Ernest BE. Williams
Campbell's Pond
David Rinsessom
Mer Erect
Bes
Fereet Ring
Topsham
Fred A. Ring
Gereld Feney
Lewiston
Birch Point
W. OH. Larrabee
Funeral of Mrs Katherine Trott in Woolwich
The funeral for Mrs Katherine Trott widow of William GG Trott was held Friday afternoon at her Woolwich home with Rev David J. Wilson of Central Church Bath officiating. Bearers were Alfred Ames Alton DB Thwing Cleveland Buck and Alfred Trott. Burial followed at Riverside Cemetery. Miss Eleanor Thebeau left Wednesday for a two weeks trip to Boston New York and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tf. Hutchins
William Foye
Carlin
John Hutehins
Topsham Fair
A. TI. Lennox
George Hl. Bemis
Porth
New York
Joseph P. Tucker
Boston
Capt
Eugene Dodge
Mary Dodge
B.A. Schroeder
Paul
A. H. Dodge
Neal Creamer
Ida Creamer
Margaret Warland
Gertrude Murray
Miss McLoud
Rebecca Nash
Dresden
Nate Rines
Harry
Fred Albee
Lewiston
Alfred Gorham
Gorham
Frank Hutchins
Evelyn Hutchins
Ida Cutten
Norris Miller
Charles A. Day
Effie Irvine
Willis Clifford
Rangeley
Leland Springs
H. KE. Bedford
Jesse Punt
Elizabeth Watterson
Crane
Bar Harbor
Dr. Leathers
Auburn
Amory Curtis
Clover Cottage
Edgecomb
H. EF. Bedford
Jesse Hunt
Hunt
Katherine Trott
William GG. Trott
Woolwich
David J. Wilson
Central Church
Bath
Alfred Ames
Alton DB. Thwing
Cleveland Buck
Alfred Trott
Eleanor Thebeau
Minneapolis
Alfred I. Pushard 77 Dies at City Hospital
Alfred I. Pushard, 77, died at City hospital after a brief illness. He lived between Woolwich and Bath since 1914, born in Dresden, survived by his wife of Wiscasset, two sons Maitland and Percival L. Pushard of Woolwich and Wiscasset, a daughter Mrs. Nate Pinkham of Bath, and a brother Stephen Pushard of Woolwich. Funeral held Saturday at Curtis Funeral Home in Bath with burial in Partridge Cemetery Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred I. Pushard
City Hospital
Center Street
Curtis Funeral Home
Partridge Cemetery
Woolwich
Pushard
Dresden
Wiscasset
Bath
Maitland
Percival L. Pushard
Nate Pinkham
Stephen Pushard
Sagadahoc Grange Holds Fine Meeting At Bowdoin Center
Sagadahoe Grange met at Bowdoin Center Saturday evening with strong attendance. Members celebrated a 2nd premium at the Topsham Fair exhibit and praised the lower hall display, while a Volunteer program featured readings duets solos and remarks. A Rally Night is planned for the next meeting with a promising program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe Grange
Bowdoin Center
Grange Reading
Adams
Ellen Miller
Eva Baker
Donald Jasper
Topsham Grange Regular Meeting Reports Simple Program
Topsham Grange held a Saturday meeting with a brief program due to Topsham fair. Edith Blanchard and Frank Todd led a spelling match, Ed Hodgdon and Harry Ndgcomb told stories, and a doughnut and coffee reception followed in the lower hall. Next Saturday evening the 1st and 2nd degrees will be conferred at Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham Grange
Edith Blanchard
Frank Todd
Ed Hodgdon
Harry Ndgcomb
Bowdoin Visitors Return from Presque Isle Season
Roland Bowdoin and Stanley Cornish return home after five weeks at Presque Isle. Mrs. George Heeley and Mrs. T. W. Butler visit Babb family in East Pembroke and Troy. Tlattie Small, employed in East Pepperell, stays with W. F. Cornish. Lynwood Batson returns from Presque Isle potato season. East Bowdoin Ladies hold annual supper for husbands and families at Mrs. Emery Purinton’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland
Stanley Cornish
Presque Isle
George Heeley
Troy
N.Y
T. W. Butler
East Pembroke
Mass
Charles Babb
Babb
Tlattie Small
East Pepperel
W. F. Cornish
Lynwood Batson
Vpresque
Mrs Alex Cunningham Beatrice 206 Dies After Brief Illness
Beatrice Cunningham wife of Alex Cunningham died October 12 after a brief illness. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Summer Bryer of Boothbay and leaves a two year old son Shirley, brothers Roscoe Harold Trowland Norma and Lanslock. The Cunninghams resided in the Charles Jackson house at Georgetown and planned to pass the winter in Pennsylvania. The funeral was held Friday afternoon at two from her parents home in Boothbay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balch
F. F. Pendleton
J. A. Hall
Norris A. Miller
Portland
Koote
Chicago
Useppa Islind
Florida
Kate White
Flora Lowell
Federal Street
Diines McCarty
Antoinette Plumstead
Ralph Preble
Etta Preble
Brookline
The
Organ Society of the Congregational Church
W. OS. Warlkind
Richmond Perry
Rebecca Nash
Boston
Clarence BE. Richards
Wiscasset
Woman's Club
St. Philip's Branch Woman's Ausilingy
PE Ve B. Nash
Oqet
Pres
Mas. Nishi
Sel Totrook
Kierstead
A. T. Lennox
Mesdames Hilton
Lewis Giffin
Dyer
Vigeins
Meladden
Verkins
Parnlam
Cowley
Webber
Divers
Sortwell
Days
Trinity Mission
Bo FL Blagdon
Bluntoon Hill Grange
Mar
Wilder
Munsey
Chester Sweet
Cakrani Tee
Anna Lb. White
Olive Dow
Harriet Jackson
Al 1
D. Patterson
Brunswick
Myr
Edwin Holbrook
Southport
Pomona Grange
Charles PP. Blian
Webbers Tavern
New York City
J. Thompson
W. HL Cole
Cole
Ga W W.ellis
F. NL Fowles
Charles DD. Crockett
Donald
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pred Bailey
Emima Nute
Charles Lake
Rockland
Boothbay
Pooler
Robert Foye
Lee Street
Clinton Bailey
Dr. Bailey
Charles BK. Deastlee
Alan
Kennebec Bridge
Shirley West
South Portland
B.S. Thompson
Carlisle Macurda
Roellind
Ralph
Mass
Frank Barker
Everett
John West
Barker
Methodist
J. J. Roberts
Robert DeWalt
Luther Wall
Fred Merry
Addie Merry
Canada
Forks
Andrew Farley
Jackman
John Bh. Comber
Carratucek
Webster
Raymond
Hartford, Conn
Beatrice
Alex Cunningham
Summer Bryer
Shirley
Roscoe
Harold
Trowland
Norma
Lanslock
Mrs. Amanda Hall Bowdoinham Widow Dies After Nursing Service
Mrs Amanda Hall widow of Frank Hall of Bowdoinham died Tuesday October 11 at her home. Formerly Amanda Raymond of Topsham she moved to Bowdoinham after marriage. She nursed many years in the region and aided friends. Survived by son Wilbur a World War veteran. Her husband was the youngest brother of William T Hall Esq of Richmond a longtime judge of probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amands Hall
Frank Hall
Bowdoinham
Hall
Amanda Raymond
Topsham
Wilbur
France
Bath Friday Afternoon Visit Tied to Tops ham Fair
Miss Sarah Flaherty, employed in Auburn, spent the weekend at her home on Washington Street after a visit to the Tops ham fair, returning home on Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Topsham
Sarah Flaherty
Auburn
Washington Street
Thrilling Bath Visit Records A Perilous Journey
James H. Dickey arrived from Chicago for a Bath visit with Mrs. Dickey and Miss Carrie F. Luce at 97 Oak Street. He recalls three years of extraordinary disasters including a Chicago fall hospital stay, Miami tornadoes, Mississippi floods, and Pueblo flood in 1921, plus work as a mechanical engineer at the Texas yard in 1920-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Dickey
Chicago
Pillar
Mississippi
Nashville
Tenn
Dickey
Pueblo
Colo
Texas Yard
Dedication of the Kennebec Bridge Opens to Public Interest
The dedication of the Kennebec Bridge opens to public interest with eager crowds ready to cross. The final decision rests with the dedication committee, to which officials pledge support and cooperation in any outcome.
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Kennebec Bridge
Charles H Bates Funeral Held for West Bath Leader
Funeral services for Charles H Bates of West Bath were held Wednesday afternoon from his home. Rev David J Wilson of Central church Bath conducted the service with solo by Mrs Fred T Hill. Grandsons Thornton Leon and Charles Bates and nephew Robert Small served as bearers. Family sent floral tributes and the Sabino Improvement Association sent a basket of flowers to honor the deceased who left many children and many grandchildren. A Bath sister in law Joan Small was omitted from a previous relatives list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chries H. Bates
West Bath
David J. Wilson
Central Church, Bath
Fred TD. Hill
Thornton
Leon
Charles Bates
Robert Small
Bates
Sabino Improvement Association
Sabino
Times
Joan Small
Bath
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Lincoln County Union of Women’s Clubs
Augusta_Trust_ Company
Wiscasset, Maine
Machias D.A.R
Alfred B. Pushard
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin
Chevrolet
Mrs
Miami
Tage One
Charles H. Bates
A. H. Humphreys
Damariscotta
O. M. McKown
Boothbay Harbor
Turner & Gilpatrick
Richmond
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