Ladies Aid Plans Grange Fair Evening in Enter Street
Rich mies Della Grandin hosted the Ladies Aid on Enter Street with a covered supper. The meeting announced a Grange Fair for October 30 at 3:30 pm. Tony and Juanita will perform the evening entertainment. Della Gran is chair woman with a slate of new officers and nine members plus a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandin
Grange Fair
Tony
Juanita
Della Gran
The
Aid
Dunbel
Andrew Tle
Clarence Friend
Leon New Regent
Dorothes Little
Second Marine Divi Camp Lejeune to Mass via White Mountains
Report from Second Maritie Division at Camp LeJeune North Carolina notes a move to Massachusetts by way of the White Mountains. Miss Lois Portland formerly of Bowdoin Res now attends the University of Maine and belongs to Delta Zeta Sorority. Besare P Cadenelli visited his ill father T Pecci in Boothbay Hospital. Mr and Mrs William Teakles welcomed relatives over the weekend. The Whitney family plans a month’s vacation at their Salem camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritie Divi
Camp LeJuene
N. C
Massachusetts
White Mountains
Lois Portland
Bowdoin- Res
West—Junior College
University of Maine
Delta Zeta Sorority
Besare P. Cadenelli
T. Pecci
Boothba Hospital
William Teakles
Charles
James
Community notices and social events in local era
The record lists multiple small town social happenings including a farm bureau gathering hosted by Mrs. Russell Pinkham and a birthday party for Catherine Lea, plus a Working League meeting with Miss Belle Heald and Mrs. Harry Heald. Visitors and travel notes mention Topeka, Boston and Canada while neighbors exchange greetings and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Monte
de Dieta Weil
Sal
Russell Pinkham
Alma Rete
Annesee Herold J. Sr
Catherine Lea
Belle Heald
Harry Heald
Winter visits and family gatherings in Groton area
A string of local social notes describes residents visiting relatives and staying with friends in Groton and nearby towns. Guests include Miss Belle Heald in Rob inhood, Mrs. Powers in Massachusetts, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Brown Jr. relocating for the winter. Families attend dinners, weddings, and anniversaries at Rangeley Lakes and Kennebec Point with neighbors and relatives from Bath, Gardiner, and Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Tibbetts and Son
Groton
Mass
Belle Heald
Robinhood
Mrs. Powers
Massachusetts
Vell
Buddie Pinkham
Walter Dun, Jr
Roy M. Newman
Sidney Dalrymple
Middle Farm
Harold J. Brown Jr
Kennmebec Point
Martha
Audrey Pinkham
Stanley Lewis
Arthur Burnham
Cooper's Mills
Ma Trafton
Scnlly
Erringale
John Lee
Bath
Jack Lee
Everett Stevens
Parker Moulton
Saeynnes
Howard Trafton
William A. Todd
Harry Horne
Rangeley Lakes
Rangeley Village
Walter Cunningham
Suey Dalrymple
Joseph F. Higgins
James Bean
Lewiston
Allan Bean
Martha. Bowen
Kennebec Point
Harold J. Brown
Maude Trafton
Springvale
Howard Heald
Harry Carlisle F
North Edgecomb
Mae Hagan
August Erickson
Gardner
Dahlin
John R. Blackie
West Georgetown
Gertrude Hunt
Topsham
Gillbert Gunnell
Thomas N. Williams
Brunswick and Bath defendants face short terms and probation
A Grand Jury report lists cases from Brunswick and Bath. Roland W. Wilson of Brunswick pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and larceny, with a suspended sentence and two years probation. Percy Marston of Bath Iron Works cited guilty on larceny, nine months jail suspended, two years probation. Harold Staples of Brunswick paid a $100 fine for reckless driving, with $25.42 costs. manslaughter charge not pressed. Earlabe of Bath pleaded not guilty to damaging a car interior. case filed, McCabe returned to jail on another sentence.
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Roland W. Wilson
Brunswick
Topsham
Wilson Bstead
Percy Marston
Bath Iron Works
Kennebec
Augusta
Marston
Harold Staples
Earlabe
Bath
Evening of games and singing at farewell in Brunswick
A farewell event featured games for children and an older group, with a vocal duet and a Rev Little solo. A generous gift was given and thanks expressed. The gathering moved to the Hyde home for refreshments as families traveled from Bath and Topsham Fair attendees were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Mr. Little
Robert Hyde
Brunswick
Francis Pierce
Tilton
Portland
Alfred Rowe
Georgetown
Addie Moulton
Bath
Ted Campbell
Seguinland
Felix Solomons
Clark
Massachusetts
Moore- Davis Cottage
Sedgemere Road
Clarence Preble
Limestone
Beulah Miller
Grace
Topsham Fair
Vernal Chaney
Chilma
Kathleen Rittall
Ughter Betty
Ranwell Harford
Lynne Mac-Mahan
Erland Moore
George Phillips
Medford
Mass
Rof
Percy Wilkins
Lewiston
Ralph Gay
Melvin Comeau
Maria
Orville Rowe
Comeaus
Herbert Moore Jr
Belmont
Betty Preble
Gorham Normal School
Arthur Davis
North Anson
Lester Davis
Luke Roy
North Conway
N. H
Donald Stevens
Coolong held in $10,000 bonds for court term
John E. Coolong, 24, sought by Maine State Police for assault with intent to kill Mrs. Eliza Mouit of Richmond on August 10, arraigned in Bath on Thursday. Judge Gardiner Ree set bonds at 10,000 for his October Sagadahoc Superior Court appearance. He was brought from Paterson, New Jersey, by Captain John E. Mulligan and trooper, after a recent apprehension. He faces felonious assault with a 28 inch axe and previously was in a New England wide manhunt with road blocks and reports of car theft forgery and breaking and entering.
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John E. Coolong
Maine
Eliza Mouit
Richmond
Bath
Gardiner Ree
Sagadahoc
John E
Mulligan
Paterson
N. J
Coolong
Gardiner-Lewiston
Cooling
Thomaston
Mouit
Clayton Hoak
Waldo
Oe Wa
W. Bridgham
Ralph O. Dale
Mortimer O’connell
Charles W. Fed
Meadow Way
Harold A. Smith
West Bath
Cunningham
Smith
Frank Powers
Nequasset Mothers Club Sale Friday at Odd Fellows Temple
Nequasset Mothers Club plans a Friday sale and baked bean supper at Odd Fellows Temple. Doors open at three with supper served from five to seven to aid the Nequasset school. Committee members include Mrs. Alice Baker and Mrs. Evangeline Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Mothers Club
Odd Fellows Temple
Nequasset School
Alice Baker
Evangeline Sparks
Ethel Seegar
Ruth Cromwell
Muriel Beals
Beatrice Beals
Margaret Cromwell
Virginia Baker
Francina Cromwell
Ethel Blake
Ruby Stinson
Nequasset
George Hopkins
Alice Galvin
Maine O E S leader visits Brunswick and Bridgton
Mrs Mildred C Ela worthy grand matron of the Grand Chapter O E S of Maine was an overnight guest of Mr and Mrs Henry G Shaw on Oak Street. She visited Hawthorne chapter in Brunswick Monday and Pondicherry chapter in Bridgton Tuesday for official visitation.
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Mildred C. Ela
Maine
Henry G. Shaw
Oak Street
Ms. Ela
Hawthorne
Brunswick
Pondicherry
Bridgton
No Improvement in Conditions Is the Decision
A Bath Civic Improvement Association survey near Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co. reports virtually no relief from coal dust nuisance after 30 days. The advisory board urged a general meeting on Nov 6 at the American Legion hall to decide further steps if no improvement appears. Attendees included G. Thomas Mary, Mrs. Andrew Doherty, Roy W. Putney, Mayor Donald N. Small, Dr. Joseph I. Seeene Stetson, Edwer, and Frank B. Nichols.
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Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Front Street
The
Bath Civic Improvement Association
American Legion Hall
Citizens’ Group
City Hall
G. Thomas Mary
Andrew Doherty
Roy W. Putney
Donald N. Small
Joseph I. Seeene Stetson
Edwer
Frank B. Nichols
Bath Firemen Halt Blaze Near Cook's Corner
Firefighters and volunteers halted a large brush fire that threatened Cook's Corner and Route 1 after the Androscoggin river area ignited. About 200 fire personnel patrolled the region overnight while winds died and flames flared at intervals. Brunswick crews lost more than 600 feet of hose as the fire advanced along Jordan Avenue.
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Androscoggin
Cook’s Corner
Route 1
Jordan Avenue
Brunswick
Alexander Ni M'Quareed World War I Legion Member
Fragmentary note recalls Alexander Ni M'Quareed as a veteran and member of the American Legion during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander NI. M'Quareed
Funeral for Alexander McQuarrie Held at Mayo
The funeral for Alexander McQuarrie was held this morning at 9:45 at Mayo Funeral. Bearers included Charles and Fra, with officials from Jefferson present. A tribute called him a valuable man, proficient as a cook, and held in esteem by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McQuarrie
Thur
Mayo
Meners
Eusteert
Charles Les “Broar
Jefferson
Irie
Death Notice for Arthur F. Prescott at 21 Marshall Street
Arthur F. Prescott died at home morning at 21 Marshall Street. He was born in the ee rs and was a member of the Odd Fellows and a leading man in the maintenance department of the moe Works. The funeral will be held at F Mayo Son Funeral home Saturday afternoon at o'clock conducted by Rev David L. Wilson.
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Arthur F. Prescott
Marshall Street
Eers
Odd Fellows
Tenance
Themoe Works
Prescott
Escot
John Prescott
Island
F. Mayo
David L. Wilson
M A Donalds Funeral Held At St Church
The funeral of Mathias A. Donald was held at St church Wednesday last week at eight o clock. Mass was celebrated by Rev. Maney who also conducted the committal at the family lot in Calvary Cemetery. The pallbearers were Burgess J Whiten and Joseph Coustren.
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Mathias A. Donald
St. Church
Maney
Calvary Tery
Pearete Ae Burgess
Nay
J. Whiten
Joseph “Coustren
Prescott Funeral Service Held at Oak Grove
A funeral for A. F. Prescott was conducted at the Arthur FF chapel in the afternoon at two o'clock by Rev. Dr. David Wilson. Pallbearers included Bolduc Merton Charles Kinney and Standish. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Arthur FF
David Wilson
Fire at Georgetown Center Quickly Controlled
A woods fire at Georgetown Center near the old stone house on the main road was brought under control late Wednesday morning. Firefighters from Lands and Bath Iron Works responded with a pumper and crew under Chief Stanley Turner. A small land area owned by Mrs. Joseph Newman burned, and the Bath Iron Works sent additional help to ensure containment.
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Georgetown Center
Lands
Bath Iron Works Corp
Joseph Newman
Bath Iron Works
Stanley Turner
Bath
Madison Moores Leave Charleston Cottage for Spring
Mr and Mrs Madison Moore and their son Madison Jr of Charleston South Carolina left Monday after spending the summer at their Bay Point cottage. They plan to return in the spring.
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Madison Moore
Madison, Jr
Charleston
S. C
Bay Point
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Eva Wheeler
Earl Hagan
Familly
Roscoe P and
Carroll P. Powers
Obinhom
Grace Fullerton
Boston
Mae
Thomas Hagan
Beatrice Bouton
Elizabeth Harris
Roscoe P. Todd
Melrose Highlands
Stoneham
William Warren Todd
Dorothy Stuart
Danielle of
Wiscasset
Gaston la Owwena
Marvin Burke
Brooklyn
Iowa
Libby
Burgess’ Market
Cerner Center
Tel. S
Nequasset Mothers Club Sale
Thayer
Treworgy’s Furniture & Appliances
Pleasant Street
Brunswick, Maine
Fred S. Curtis & Co. Funeral Service Ambulance Service
Washington Street
American Legion
A. N. M’quarrie Funeral
M. A
Donald
George
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