Reception for South End Teachers by P T A
About 60 attended the annual South End P T A reception and supper for teachers from Central Grammar Mitchell School South Street and Weeks Street. 18 teachers were present and 16 new members joined. Attendees included Superintendent Clinton D Wilson Principal Arthur B Scott and Board of Education chair William L Skelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End P. T.A
South End
Central Gram Mar
Association
Washington Street
Central Grammar
Mitchell School
South Street
Weeks Street
Delphinium
Clinton D. Wilson
Wilson
Arthur B. Scott
Morse High School
Scott
William L. Skelton
Board of Education
Bessie M. Hunt
Bessie F. Greenblatt
Weks Street School
Effie C. Wright
Laura A. Mitchell
Th Street
Margaret E. Huse
Alfred E. Carpenter
Pearl E. Dunbar
Morse High
Lincoln
Sagadahoc
State of Maine Public School Finance Commission
Paul R. Mort
Mort
Columbia University
Skelton
Miss Wright
Washington, D. C
Maine
Plant
Century of Progress
Arrowsic Couple Celebrates 50 Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs Artill Hayward of Arrowsic formerly North Woolwich observed their golden wedding anniversary on Thursday and held a family reunion Sunday. Mrs Hayward born Adelaide B Crocker Day's Ferry is daughter of Samuel and Mrs Crocker. Mr Hayward, a farmer, and seven children all living in Maine: Eda Crosby Arrowsic, Harry Portland, Maude Leeman Rockland, Pred Arrowsic formerly Bath, Elmer Bangor formerly Bath, Arthur with parents, Ruth Leeman Woolwich. They have 14 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artill Hayward
Artrowsic
North Woolwich
Hayward
Adelaide 8. Crocker
Day’s Ferry
Samuel Crocker
Ruth
Hollis Leeman
Woolwich
Windbreak Placed on Kennebec Bridge Shield
The windbreak along the Kennebec bridge, a $3,000,000 structure, has been installed by workmen. Now in its third season, it protects daily bridge users from northerly gales while the Highway Commission urges respectful behavior to avoid vandalism and chalk marks. Majorique Lessard forecasts a milder, less snowy winter with moderate cold.
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Kennebec
Highway Commission
Majorique Lessard
Harmon’s Corner
Phippsburg Social Roundup Highlights Bath Visitors
Local notes list Lt. and Mrs. Thomas Casey moving to Bath from Sebasco, Jeanne Merritt in Greenwich, Conn., and numerous weekend guests across Phippsburg including Mrs. N L Tennock, Mrs. Rose Carpenter, and Mrs. Harry Gilmore. Visitors arrive from Woodfords, Somerville, and Boston while Dartmouth student Winston Garth and Morse high student Edward Thomas, Jr. are among locals mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Casey
Sebasco
Bath
Davis
Hatch
Green Street
Jeanne Merritt
Greenwich
Conn
Will Wilson
Harry Berry
Eleanor
Woodfords
George J. Ingalls
Mabel Ingalls
West Bath
Adelbert Williams
Augusta
Harry Gilmore
Phippsburg Welfare Club
Bertha Wyman
Clara Wyman
Hattie Bowker
Jennie Harrington
Esther McCourt
Linda Perry
Eva Rogers
Evelyn Beals
Martha Morse
Arlene Perkins
Theresa Wyman
Martha Hutchins
Meadowbrook
Gardiner Rogers
New York
Hiram Wyman
Abbie Minot
Lucia Ferguson
Henry Minott
Portland
Winston Garth
Dartmouth
Vernal Chase
Omar R. Perry
John Rogers
Arthur Perry
Martha Small
Popham Beach
Herbert Kellaway
Newton Center
Mass
Lloyd Henderson
Boston
Popham
Emma Moulton
Elizabeth
John Wilson
Jennie Blaisdell
Sadie Wallace
Martin Wyman
Maine General Hospital
Isabelle Sawyer
James E. Percy
Turner McCarty
Parker Head
Edward Thomas
Frederick
Edith Perkins
Cox’s Head
Maurice T. Hathorne
Woolwich
Thomas
Edward P. Thomas, Jr
Morse High
William P. Morrison
Cox's Head
Carlson
Jennie Woodward
Walter Cushing
William Cullity
Bucksport
Local Social Notes From Popham Beach and Nearby Towns
Grace Barrett and son Paul of Hallowell visited Mrs. Barretts sister Mrs. Ella Marr at Popham Beach. Henry Schofield of Bath called on friends in town. John Morong of Lisbon Falls hosted family Sunday. Mrs. Rollo Morton returned to Saco after a few days with Mrs. Raymond Larrabee. Marguerite McNulty Fred and Ollie Spinkey drove to Bath for the movies Thursday. David M. Rodgerson did business in Georgetown Friday. Captain Rollo Morton keeper of the Kennebec River station visited Cape Eee Wednesday and toured the Marine hospital in Portland with Edgar L. Drake. Fred Spinney and wife spent days at Gray Road Inn. Mr and Mrs Fréd Hutninston and relatives returned from Gekingen. Mr and Mrs Cilio Morong and son Robert were guests. Mr Sanere A Mr David G Parsons is having his ... (Continued on Page Four)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Barrett
Paul
Hallowell
Bath
David M. Rodgerson
Georgetown
Rollo Morton
Kennebec River
Cape Eee
Edgar L. Drake
Marine Hospital
Portland
Fred Spinney
Gray Road Inn
Fréd Hutninston
Eeeratts
Gekingen
Cilio Morong
Robert
Sanere
David G. Parsons
Nuisance at Winnegance Lake Prompts Public Appeal
A resident writes the Independent urging relief from marsh grass at Winnegance lake. The editor explains officials consider winter flooding and ice to lift and remove rooted grass, hoping to restore the water body’s appeal for gunners and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance
the Independent
Winnegance Lake
Popham Needs a Wharf to Welcome Tourists
Herbert J. Kellaway argues that Popham Fort on the Kennebec River lacks a proper landing, hindering visits by locals and tourists. He notes two ancient wharves at the fort, a potential northwest landing, and suggests a public wharf at the low water point to serve yachts, summer visitors, and winter travelers, linking Bath and Popham’s historic appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Independent
Popham
Bay Point
Maine
Blue Kennebec
George Popham
Atkins Bay
Etnier
Clark's
Long Island
Bath
Herbert J. Kellaway
Food purveyors made responsible for health violations
Dr. Joseph I. Smith, city health officer, received a letter from George H. Coombs directing that state health regulations no longer require examinations of food handlers. The circular 350 rules assign the duty to hire staff free of communicable disease to the proprietor of each eating or drinking establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph I. Smith
George H. Coombs
M.D
State Department of Health
New Church Parish To Reopen For Six Months
The New Church parish voted after the Sunday service to reopen the church for the next six months. Rev Jedidiah of Acton is involved, with Mr Edgerton as pastor of the Spirited Air meetings over station RH. W Owen and Arthur B Stearns serve as secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Church Society
Jedidiah
Acton
Mass
Tor
Edgerton
Bath
Spireaer
Ea W. Owen
Arthur B. Stearns
Heroes and God Old Fashioned Sunday at Winnegance Church
Winnegance Services drew over 30 in the morning and about 600 at the evening Old Fashioned Meeting. The pastor preached Is God Old Fashioned using Hebrews 13 8, with organ preludes and hymns. Community notices mention L T L meetings, tea, and visits from Cambridge relatives. training at Portland hospital. and moving to the Lemmen house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegariee
God
Bernice Drake Land
Miss Sims
Farm Bureau Meeting Postspone and Moments of Community Service
Dromore Farm Bureau held its regular meeting in Winnegance Community House. With the Food Leader absent the topic Jel lies and Marmalades was not discussed. A Nov 7 date was set for the next meeting. Members approved a gift for Bath Memorial Hospital in memory of Miss Alice Minott and decided on shelf coverings for the Community club. Dinner was served by a committee. The roll call listed many members and the next meeting will cover Home Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Farm Bureau
Winnegance
Emily Williams
Annie Lemont
Bath Memorial Hospital
Alice Minott
Linda Perry
Eva Rogers
Abbie Minott
Community Club
Clara Oliver
Gertrude Small
Evelyn Beals
Ann Deering
Elizabeth Deering
Anna Derwent
Lucia Ferguson
Eleanor Gilmore
Jennie Harrington
Rose Hunter
Evelyn Hope
Rachel Hodgdon
Alice Kennedy
Georgie Leath
Helen Lee
Rebecca Minott
Martha Morse
Elizabeth Mayo
Minnie McCarthy
Ester McCourt
Bess Manson
Bertha Wyman
Sarah Wilbur
Anne Deering
Edwin C Hogan of Traverse City Dies Suddenly
Sudden death reported for Edwin C Hogan of Traverse City Michigan born Bath November 29 1857 son of William and Mehitable Hogan. He lived in Traverse City 56 years married Helen Wilcox May 3 1882 leaving two daughters Viola Hogan sister and Fremont Lena Robert brother. Funeral was Wednesday October 10 at 2 30 pm at Oakwood Cemetery. Crosby High School Belfast reports two sets of twins in its freshman class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Hogan
Traverse City
Mich
Mr. Hogan
Bath
William and Mehitable Haynes Hogan
Bedford Street
Charles Haynes
Helen Wilcox
Alice Seabrook
Geraldine Hogan
Viola G. Hogan
Fremont Lena Robert
Helen Seaie
Oakwood Cemetery
Traversety
Farewell to Frederick W Barron A Bath Community Pillar
Lawrence B. Greenwood chronicles the life of Frederick W Barron who died at 82 after a quiet 40 year Bath presence. A devout Christian with open doors and faithful reading of the Bible he mentored workers, aided tenants, and embodied thrift and benevolence. His funeral drew many as a minister quoted scriptural praise and celebrated his hope in Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Barron
Bath
Barron
Francis W. O'Brien
Topsham
Brunswick
Mr. Barron
St. Luke's Hospital
New York
Died: Charles F. Holbrook longest Hyde Windlass employee
Bath man Charles F. Holbrook born 1857 died Sunday at 37 Chestnut street after 51 years with Hyde Windlass Co and related ships work. Survived by wife, three sons Rev Harold of Cleveland and Charles G and Morton T in Maine, two daughters Caroline Thompson and Gladys Legard, several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Holbrook
Hyde Windlass Co
Chestnut Street
Bath
Holbrook
John
Hannah Higgins Holbrook
Frank B. Torrey
Torrey Manufacturing Co
Bath Iron Foundry
Water Street
T. W. Hyde
Gen. Hyde
Patten Car Works
West Bath
North End
Hyde Foundry
Times
Good Templars
Knights of the Golden Cross
Beacon Street
Harold Holbrook
Cleveland, O
Charles G. Holbrook
Augusta
Morton T. Holbrook
Lewiston
Caroline Thompson
Gladys Legard
Walter Burke Potter Dies After Illness at 164 High Street
Walter Burke Potter 74 former Bath Iron Works pattern maker and ship model builder died Sunday noon at his home 164 High Street after months of illness. He was born in Bath to the late Henry P. and Rachel Potter and is survived by his wife Henrietta Cahoon Potter a son Homer M. Potter of Bath three daughters Mrs Samuel C Dowds of Montclair N J Miss Henrietta Potter and Miss Edna E Potter both of Bath and four grandchildren Peggy Dorothy Ruth and John Dowds of Montclair N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Burke Potter
High Street
Mr. Potter
Bath Iron Works
Bath
Henry P
Rachel (Donnell) Potter
Henrietta Cahoon Potter
Homer M. Potter
Samuel C. Dowds
Montclair, N. Jr
Henrietta Potter
Edna E. Potter
Rath
Peggy
Dorothy
Ruth
John Dowds
Montclair, N. J
Death of Ralph P. Dunbar in Bath at 58
Ralph P. Dunbar, 58, died Monday at his home in Bath after a weeklong illness with pneumonia, with three days in critical condition. Born in Bath to Alexander and Mary Smart Dunbar, he is survived by his wife Bertha, four sisters and one brother. He belonged to West Bath Grange No. 154, P of H, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars as a Spanish War veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph P. Dunbar
Washington Street
Mr. Dunbar
Bath
Alexander and
Mary (Smart) Dunbar
Bertha M. Dunbar
Charles E. Robinson
William D. Yule
James D. Tabor
Elizabeth E. Dunbar
Walter S. Dunbar
Dunbar
West Bath Grange
Death of Bath resident Fred W. Barron at 82
Fred W. Barron 82 of 9 Marshall avenue Bath died early Thursday at Bath Memorial hospital after a three week illness. Born in Topsham March 27 1852 he lived in Bath for 40 years. He is survived by two sisters Olive M. Barron and Frances G. Barron of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Barron
Marshall Avenue
South End
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mr. Barron
Topsham
Benjamin and
Olive (Drinkwater) Barron
Bath
Olive M. Barron
Frances G. Barron
Mrs Anna Johansen Dies in Portland Hospital
Anna Johansen aged 49 wife of Olaf G. Johansen of 30 Saucier street died Thursday at Maine General hospital Portland after a period as a patient. A native of Norway she had long residence in the United States and in this city the last 18 years. Survived by her husband a daughter Mrs Sue Miller of Portland and a son Edwin M Johansen U S N stationed at Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Johansen
Olaf G. Johansen
Saucier Street
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Norway
Sue Miller
Edwin M. Johansen
Indianapolis
Fred W Barron Rites Held at 2 P M
Funeral services for Fred W Barron were held Saturday at two oclock in his home with Evangelist Lawrence Greenwood and ministers from Greenwood Baptist Brooklyn and Corliss Street church. A quartet sang hymns and pallbearers included Arthur Bean and Richard Foye. Burial followed at Riverside Cemetery Topsham with further singing at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Barron
Marshall Avenue
Lawrence Greenwood
Francis W. O’brien
Greenwood Baptist Church of
Brooklyn
N. Y
People's Church
Charles H. Berry
Corliss Street Church
Fred Bragg
Charles Plant
Mrs. Johansen’s Funeral Held At Local Residence
Funeral services for Anna M. Johansen wife of Olaf G. Johansen of 30 Saucier Street were held Saturday at 2 PM at the Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street with Rev Charles M. Tubbs of Grace Episcopal Church officiating Bearers Edwin F Thing Benjamin L Cressey Jey Sanford and Albert J Gallant attended The service took place in the family lot in Oaks Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Johansen
Olaf G. Johansen
Saucier Street
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Edwin F. Thing
Benjamin L. Cressey
Jey Sanford
Albert J. Gallant
Uhat
Oaks Grove Cemetery
Portland Legion Youth Seeks Help for Convention Fund
The Junior American Legion Bugle Corps member from Andrews Post in Portland cannot afford to attend the national convention. Financial arrangements were quickly made as $35 trip cost exceeds the youth's funds. Billy has never missed a rehearsal and seeks support from Governor Thureday War year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Thureday
American Legion Bugle Corps
Andrews Post
Portland
Eexile
Billy
Funeral of Mrs Hilton and related deaths
Funeral services were held for Miss Elinor E. Hilton 93 at the home of her niece Miss Sarah J Hitchcock with Rev. Joseph O Purdue officiating. Bearers included Frederick K Hilton Archer Fownester B Hilton and burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery. Peter M Austin 80 died at his Danville Junction home Friday shortly before his son N Kenneth Austins Morey farm Polarid funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor E. Hilton
Sarah J. Hitchcock
Washington Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Church
Frederick K. Hilton
Archer Fownester B. Hilton
Oak Grove Cemetery
Peter M. Austin
Danville Junction
N. Kenneth Austin
Morey Farm
Polarid
Mr. Austin
North Center Area P T A to Hold Annual Reception
North Center P T A resumes its annual reception to teachers in its district to be held Tuesday at Central church parish hall. All fathers and mothers are invited from Center Street school Morse high Central Grammar North Primary and North Grammar. The program features Supt Clinton D Wilson toastmaster and remarks by Mrs Frederick W Humphreys state P T A president. Mr Haven Sawyer of Bangor and Mrs Sawyer will discuss Public School Finance Commission. A musical program includes mothers and fathers singers. Receiving line includes Mrs Humphreys Mr and Mrs Sawyer and school officials and new teachers from Morse high Central Grammar and North Grammar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center
Central Church Parish
Ex All
Center Street School
Morse High School
Central Grammar
North Primary
North Grammar
Leroy F. Colby
Clinton D. Wilson
Frederick W. Humphreys
Haven Sawyer
Bangor
Sawyer
Public School Finance Commission
Humphreys
Seth S. Mullin
Noel C. Little
Brunswick
Orren C. Hormell
Arthur B. Scott
Morsehigh
Allan Spear
Frostina E. Marston
Alden G. Smith
Skelton
Spear
Lynnette Walker
Edward S. Wright
Elizabeth D. McGrath
Eleanor P. Danforth
Amy A. Irish
Marjorie E. Palmer
Valued Employee Dies On Sunday
Walter Abbott, longtime superintendent of the Water District, died Sunday after a career of devoted service to river pipeline maintenance and water system upgrades. Born 1885 in Hallowell, he led dives to inspect river pipes, supervised new mains, and built a district laboratory. Surviving are his wife, daughter Ila of Bath, and his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Maurice Libby
Thompson's Brook
East Brunswick
New Meadows
Trustees of the Water District
Lombard Street
Walter Abbott
New England Water Works Association
Maine Water Utilities Association
Augusta
Hallowell
Dunlap Commandery
K. T
Bath
Mary L
Charles W. Abbott
Ila Abbott
Death of Brookline steel worker in Boston fall
Hubert M Donough of Brookline died instantly after falling three stories from a Boston building. He was married to Ella Reynolds formerly of Bath and leaves four daughters Katherine Eleanor Mary and Teressa all of Brookline. Funeral services were held from the Catholic church. He was about fifty years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Reynolds
Sarah Reynolds
Upper Washington Street
George Reynolds
Middle Street
Boston
Reynolds
Ubert McDonough
Brookline
McDonough
Ella Reynolds
Bath
Katherine
Eleanor
Mary
Teressa
Monas
Debating Club Formed Under Miss Lu Guidance
A debating club organized at the school on Friday with Miss Lu directing the activity. Jack from the faculty attended as an extemporaneous instructor focused on the techniques of argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
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Uaw Club
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Cambridge
Winneganee
Thomas Allegrin
Lemmen House
Carolyn A. Oliver
Children’s Hospital
Webber
Winnecance
Traverse City, Mich
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Fred Barron
Jesus Christ
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Mrs. Hilton
Central Church
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