Y M C A Drive Receives Widespread Local Support
A year end report shows Bath Y M C A growing as a community center with a broad donor list including Camilla Sewall Parker Lewis Standard Furniture Co. and Boston Fruit Co. The Balkan area remains a European menace for war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Young Men's Christian Association
Camilla A. Sewall
North Center
K. Haley
H. H. McCarty
J. O. Lincoln
Arthur L. Berry Parker Lewis
Frank Beal
Mark Hennessey
W. G. Cahill
E. H. Lowell
H. E. Stetson
Dr. Mason Lemont
Eugene Desmond John J. Desmond
Olympia Candy Store
Balkan
Bath Rotary enjoysCosmopolitan club minstrel night
The Bath Rotary club welcomed a Cosmopolitan club quartet and accompanist Frances Dunning at Hotel Phoenix. The performance featured Mrs Marion Hill Freeman and Lydia Baxter Smith with solos by Miriam Kimball and Genevieve Duprey, praised as lively and exceptional. Out of town Rotarians Scott Bailey and S W Teasdale attended along with guests from Boston, Portland and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Hotel Phoenix
Fred D. Hill
Cosmopolitan Club
Bath Opera House
Frances Dunning
Marion Hill Freeman
Lydia Baxter Smith
Miriam Kimball
Genevieve Duprey
Mr. Hill
Gene Desmond
Chester Plant
Scott Bailey
Portland
Woolwich
S. W. Teasdale
Lewiston
Bath
John H. Grindell
City
H. E. Brailey
Boston
Woodbury
E. Brackett
Hot Springs
Capt
R. E. Quick
Lester W. Watson
Car crashes through bridge railing on mid span
Robert Lizotte of 736 Middle Street driving from Wis casset to Bath skidded on the new bridge, veered off the sidewalk, and crashed into the south railing beyond the draw span. The rope towing a truck broke, driving the car into iron posts. one post was driven out, several bent, front axle broken. State highway police investigated. railing to be repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lizotte
Middle Street
New York
Center Street
Wiscasset
Bath
New Bridge
Lizette
Woolwich
George W. Jewett
State Highway Police
Local Notes Highlight Electa Chapter Meeting and Town Events
Bowdoinham reports a large Electa chapter gathering with Rose of Sharon Augusta Martha Washington Waterville and Mystic of Litchfield represented. Edna Weeks presided and gifts were exchanged. Community members travel, school and church activities proceed, and local officials post election warrants as residents engage in social and educational events throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa
O. E
Rose of
Leeds
C. H. McEwen
Carrie Kendall
Inez Gowell
Alabama
Ella Nash
Jessie Cromwell
Ernest Hunter
G. M. Rogers
G. D. Perry
F. K. Jack's
Dorothy Dickinson
Alfred
Raymond Rendall
Encie Tibbetts
George Weeks
Boston
L. P. Temple
J. Hall Denham
Clara Fogg
Waldoboro
George Alfred Blodgett
Brunswick Hospital
Mabel Burns Thomas
Kate Blair
Haines’ Landing
Bangor
Pythian Sisters
Kootunbay
R. A. Dickinson
South Gardiner
Baptist Church
Jack Loring
Roland Pero
Bath
John Maher
I. C. Irish
John Jewell
Wellesley
Mass
Nellie Little
Portland
W. J. Graves
Eva Palmer
John Palmer
F. K. Jack
Litchfield
H. W. Maxwell
Helen Britt
Cora Wilkinson
A. C. Staples
Justin Eldridge
Constable Lancaster
WANTED Ship carpenters for small yacht building
WANTED ship carpenters in small yacht building. Address Long Island Shipyard Inc Port Jefferson NY. VIRGIN-Wool yarn for sale by manu Bartlett Harmony Me. 10-18-2mos FOR SALE Hay press wheels set of heavy snow et b-18-S. Write W H c o Independent. FOUND in Merrymeeting Bay Sept 17 a row boat. Owner can have same by proving property and paying charges Albert Fl emple Bowdoinham Village 10-6-1f
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Shipyard, Inc
Port Jefferson, N. Y
Virgin
Manu Bartlett
Harmony, Me
Hay Press
W. H. C.o. Independent
Merrymeeting Bay
Albert Fl
Emple
Bowdoinham Village
Grange Holds Fine Program at Bowdoin Center Hall
Sagadahoc Grangers met at Bowdoin Center Saturday evening with good attendance. The volunteer program featured songs Readings by Sister Cornish and the Worthy Secretary Piano solo by Sister Frances Baker Harmonica solo by Merwin Jasper Vocal solo by Sister Eva Baker Story by Brother Elmer Wheeler and closing song Blest Be the Tie by the Grange. Social dancing followed. Halloween Night is set for next Saturday. On November 8 The Little Clodhopper will be presented in the Grange hall followed by a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Grange Hall
Topsham Grangers Entertain Guests at Regular Meeting
Topsham Grange held its regular meeting Saturday evening with 120 attendees including visitors from West Bath Riverview and other granges. State Lecturer Allison P. Howes spoke on ritual work. Past Lecturer’s night featured remarks from former lecturers, Edward Belanger on cornet solos, Ralph Patten with comic readings, Gertrude Tarr singing, and music by Frank Carver, followed by ice cream cake and saltines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham Grange
West Bath Riverview
Allison P. Howes
Grange
Edward Belanger
Ralph Patten
Gertrude Tarr
Frank Carver
East Bowdoin Ladies Aid Meeting and Local News
The East Bowdoin ladies aid met at Mrs. Charles Babb’s home despite bad weather with good attendance. Bible readings and a vocal duet preceded a humorous guessing contest. Next meeting set for Nov 1 at Mrs. Herbert Adams’s home. River services upcoming. road crews clear bushes along the road. Deer season nears and Sunday laws are urged to be enforced. local residents noted include Charles Babb, L C Starbird, J A Hamilton farm rental, Roland Cornish visiting Bethel, and a Sagadahoc grange dance at Bowdoin Center hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weeks
Miss Tibbetts
Canan
John Purington
Kendall Grain Mill
W. B
E. P. Kendall
Annie Lowell
Dexter
Postmaster Lowell
Alfred Sparks
Rumford
Spark
Ellen Sparks
Ruth Jones
Ernest Hunter
W. E. Lalie
State Road
Freeman Trott
Bath
I. M. Fowle
George A. Hackett
Hackett
Lewis Little
E. P. Gile
Courtney Nealy
Queen Esther
I. A. Rood
Portland
Lyman Nelson
Frank Siegars
Auburn
E. L. White
Bertha Gray
Emily Rideout
Myrtle Gordon
William Gould
Farm Bureau
Twin County
Dingley & Foss
Kendall
Bishop
East Bowdoin
Herbert Adams
J. A. Pauquett
Charles Babb
L. C. Starbird
J. A. Hamilton
Stephen O. Purinton
Roland Cornish
Bethel
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center Grange Hall
Braves win Cosmos club tournament with Giants
The Braves defeat the Giants by a margin of 1 474 points in the final play at the Cosmopolitan club and clinch the tournament after four weeks of play by 2 541 points. The readable results list several names including Miss Dorothy Furber Miss Katherine Thompson and others among the Giants and Braves in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Giants
Cosmopolitan Club
Bowdoinham Pharmacy Offers Full Prescription Service
Bowdoinham Pharmacy in Bowdoinham Maine announces it can fill all prescriptions via its pharmacist or Drapeau's Pharmacy in Brunswick. The shop carries patent medicines, druggist supplies, confectionery, ice cream, soda, cigars, magazines, lunches, pastries, and groceries. Charles H Fisher is the proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham Pharmacy
Drapeau’s Pharmacy
Brunswick
Charles H. Fisher
Dance Planned at Masonic Temple With Halloween Theme
The club plans a Halloween spirit dance on the 29th at the Masonic temple with Manson's Orchestra of Gardiner. Patronesses include Mrs. Dougherty and several Misses. Committee led by Miss Moulton features Smiley Davis Randall and McElman. Tickets from committee or Miss Hartwell and at Hallet's. A costume party for members is set at the club rooms Oct 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Manson
Gardiner
Daniel T. Dougherty
Edna Bliss
Mildred Nichols
Minnie White
Hallowe'en
Marcia Moulton
Marjorie Smiley
Dorothy Davis
Elizabeth Randall
Celia McElman
Helen Hartwell
Hazel Hartlet
Hallet’s
Emma Magoun
Brunswick Couple Hosts Guests On Richardson Street
Mr and Mrs George Stetson of Brunswick visited Monday with Mr and Mrs Walter Kingsbury on Richard son street sharing a social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stetson
Brunswick
Walter Kingsbury
Richardson Street
Warren Oliver Wins Faculty Scholarship
Warren D. Oliver of Bath and Dartmouth graduate is among 72 winners of Harvard Law School faculty scholarships for second and third year students based on the prior year's work. Maine honorees include Richard H. Field of Phillips, Harvard graduate and son of Republican state committee chairman, and Nathan A. Cobb of Portland, Bowdoin College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren D. Oliver
Arthur G. Oliver
Bath
Dartmouth College
Harvard Law School
Maine
Richard H. Field
Phillips
Harvard
Daniel F. Field
Republican State Committee
Nathan A. Cobb
Portland
Bowdoin College
Hartnett Furniture Proprietor Ill at Home
Fred Hartnett, proprietor of the Hartnett Furniture Co., is confined to his bed with illness. His son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hartnett of Andres street, are with him. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington A. Moore and daughters Manelyn and Shirley died Sunday in Hallowell after visiting Mr. Moore’s aunt, Mrs. Kelsie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Hunter
Harry C. Webber
John H. Schottler
George H. Johnson W. L. Skelton
W. B. Mussenden
P. A. Gregware Morris W. Potter
Washington Street Fruit Store
Harry M. Huse Carrol Watson
Mrs. Carrol Watson
L. H. Crooker
Harry W. Owen, Jr
M. H. Douglass
Miss Lily S. Pray
A. W. Bridgham
Fred A. Page
R. S. Gordon 8S
S. Mullin Elmer W. Rogers
Parker E. Lewis
Bangor
Carl Hughes
Boston
Fred Hartnett
Hartnett Furniture Co
Edward Hartnett
Andrews Road
Wellington A. Moore
Manelyn and
Shirley
Hallowell
Mr. Moore
Kelsie
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Double Merchants
Fund For
Y.M.C.A
Rotary Club
Bowdoinham
Lida Maxwell
Evelyn Webber
Wendall Heenie
Horace Lancaster
Barbara Lancaster
Elsie Dame
Charles Garey
Donald B. Henderson
Bowdeinham
College of Technology
University of Maine
Henderson
Topsham Grangers
Bowdoin
Dorothy Furber
Katherine Thompson
Wm. R. Freeman
Irma Burns
Edna. Bliss
Agnes Humphreys
Arthur Hagan
Beatrice Noyes
R. Clinton McFadden
Bertha Bellerose
Haviland Torrey
Lillian Lewin
Bowdoinham, Maine
Allie
Senter
Bridge-Merrill, Inc
Addie Palmer
Herbert Morse
Daniel Dougherty
Elsie Burkhard
Leroy Colby
Charles Farnham
T. W. Pease
Rachel Hodgdon
Bessie Mikels
Hiram Stevens
George Churchill
Warren Oliver
Sas
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